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Jhomolhari Trek

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Jhomolhari Trek is one of the most popular treks and a favorable with trekkers. It is a truly amazing trek amidst the beauty of the himalayas that leaves one with an ultimate satisfaction and fulfillment.

The trek starts off from the ruins of Drugyal Dzong, follwoing a river at 2500 meters to an altitude of 4820 meters at Yalila Pass.

Jhomolhari Trek route takes you through narrow fertile valleys to wide open yak pastures, across high passes to close-in winding river valleys, through villages and old ruins of dzongs to yak herd camps, from high alpine mountains to semi-tropical forests. Catch spectacular views of the high ridges and snow -capped peaks, of crashing rivers, feeder streams and waterfalls, of the majestic grandeur of Mount Jomolhari and Tserim Kang and its glaciers. Day rest at Linghi takes you on an excursion to Tsokha, the base camp of Mount Jichu Drake.

From Paro to Lingshi, from Shodu to Dolam Kencho, the trek has an incredible array of attractions that leaves one humbled and amazed by the beauty and wealth of both the Himalayas and the magical Kingdom of Bhutan.

Lhasa to Kathmandu

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Please note that Tibet is still a simple place. In Lhasa, you can have many choices on the hotels, but in other places such as Gyantse and Shigates, the best hotel is 3 star, and in the remote places like Tingri area, only normal guesthouses are available, no selection. In Lhasa, all the 4 star hotels are located in the New Town, but the facilities, decoration, comfort, services are all better than 3 star. However, if you want to stay in the Old Town around the Barkor Bazzar, you can only stay in 3 star hotels. Do not expect more facilities about these hotels in Tibet. Those cannot be compared with similar classes of hotels of Mainland China.

TIBET OVERLAND TOUR: 07 NIGHTS 08 DAYS DRIVE IN FLY OUT TOUR Lhasa

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The land of snows, locked away in its mountain fastness of Himalaya has exercised a unique hold on the imagination of the west Lhasa, the ultimate prize for countless proselytizers, adventures and dreamers, became the forbidden city. It is without doubt one of the most remarkable places to visit in Asia. The fascinating culture, magnificient monasteries, and breathtaking Himalayan scenaries combined to make this trip one of the most spectacular in the world. Trip of Lhasa, you can explore Tsedang, the Potala palace, the Jokhang temple, Drepung and Sera monastery and the palace of Norbulinkha. Lhasa, not offers only the view of monasteries and palaces, but also offers the breathtaking high altitude trekking, stunning views of the world’s highest mountain and one of the most likeable people you will ever meet.

Annapurna Sanctuary Trek

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Based on the southern part of Annapurna Region, this Annapurna Sanctuary Trek enables you to get right into the massif and you are surrounded by peaks.

In this trek, there are views of the nearby mountains can be explored from some points such as Chomrong, Bamboo, Tadapani etc.

The peaks of the western region of the great Annapurna Himal, Hiunchuli, Annapurna South, Annapurna I, III and Machhapuchare are arranged almost preciously in a circle about 10 miles in a diameter with a deep glacier-covered amphitheater at the centre.

Annapurna Sanctuary Trek begins from Phedi which is around half an drive from Pokhara then hike 6-7 hours through traditional trail all the way to Tolka, first night rest.

The trek to Annapurna sanctuary traverses a variety of terrain, from lowland villages and rice terraces to glaciers, and offers outstanding high mountain views. A diversion to Ghorepani on the return route provides a view of Dhaulagiri and other mountains from Poon hill. The hill lies at 3200m altitude – from this point you can view spectacular views of mountain in one hand and on the other the great view of Phewa lake and Pokhara city.

Annapurna Base Camp Trek

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Annapurna base camp trek is the most popular trek in the world. Thousands of trekkers hike to foothills of Mt. Annapurna (8091m) for cultural and adventure experience.

ABC trek is also getting popularity for its mode of trekking (difficulty level is easy to medium), availability of tea houses, guides, porter and cultural abundance.

During the trek, you will be witnessing the great panoramic Himalayan peaks like mt. Annapurna, Hiuchuli, Annapurna south, Fang, Gangapurna, Annapurna III and Mt. Fishtail at closeup.

Itinerary Option 1: ABC Trek from Pokhara

From Pokhara, Annapurna base camp trek route follows through a small road follows the Seti River to its confluence with the yamdi Khola.

The road then climbs upto the Tibetan Camp and the large village of Hyangja (1070m). Beyond these, the road leaves the Seti river and ascends the spur that separates the two rivers.

The the trail ascends towards Dhampus, a beautiful view point, from where a superb view of western himalaya along with Phewa lake and Pokhara city.

Itinerary Option 2: Annapurna Base Camp Trek from Kathmandu

If you start your trek from Kathmandu, 3 more days will be added to the itinerary.

First, you will landed at Tribhuvan International Airport, meet with our representative and transfer to hotel.

Second day, you will proceed for Kathmandu city sightseeing tour including temples and monasteries.

There will be more 1 days on returning to Kathmandu.

Itinerary Option 3: Annapurna Base Camp Trekking with other activities

You can also do some adventure activities with Annapurna Base Camp Trekking.

You can join

  • Pokhara day tour
  • Jungle safari to Chitwan National Park
  • Trishuli River Rafting,
  • Paragliding in Pokhara,
  • Bungee jumping in Pokhara or in Kathmandu
  • Mountain Flight
  • Zip Flying in Pokhara
  • School Volunteering and many more.

For these activities, you must have at least 15-16 days in Nepal.

Want to know more about Annapurna Base camp Trekking, we have updated all the information in our blog, read it here.

 

Mount. Kailash and Manasarovar Lake

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The great mountain of Asia, the navel of the world,from where four great rivers emerged which give life to the areas they pass through. The myth originates in the Hindu epics, which speak of Mt. Meru-abode of the gods- as a vast column 84000 leagues high, its summit kissing the heavens and its flanks composed of gold, crystal, ruby and lapis lazuli. With the time passes, Meru came to be associated with the Mt. Kailash. This Mt. Kailash stands prominently in a remote south west corner of Tibet at the altitude of 6714 m is the holiest of all the holy peaks. It is the abode of Lord Shiva and Kang Rimpoche of Tibetan Buddhism. And in the ancient Bon religion of Tibet, Kailash was the sacred Yungdrung Gutseg “9 storey Swarika” as the south face of Kailash can be seen a swastika.

The travel to Mt. Kailash is an important pilgrimage for millions of people of Hindus & Buddhist, in addition to Jain and also to Bonpos. Round the hub of Kailash is 54 km, is said to be enough to wipe out all the sins of visitors lifetime. Visiting once is the lifetime achievement through which you can remove all the innumerable sins.

The trip commence with the scenic drive to Zhangmu in Tibet after crossing Nepalese boarder,then all the way from Paryang to Kailash. You need to have holy bath & parikarma to achieve the ultimate spiritual goal before return leg to Kathmandu.