Kathmandu
Explore the highlights of Kathmandu including a walk to Boudinath.
Trekking in the world’s most spectacular mountain range, this 13 day holiday has been designed to experience the best that both the Annapurna and Everest regions of Nepal have to offer, without requiring any technical climbing experience.
Explore the highlights of Kathmandu including a walk to Boudinath.
Trek from Pokhara, following the Modi river, climbing towards the Annapurna Range.
Burn a butter lamp for your loved ones at Namche Monastery.
Experience landing at Lukla, the highest airstrip in the world, carved out of the mountain side.
This trip has it all. Touching upon two of the world’s greatest classic treks. Experience the high mountains of Nepal. A dream come true for many, see the windswept peak of Everest, traverse high passes, meet holy men and take in nature. Aside from the trekking, one of the highlights will be your mountain flight in the Everest region which will allow you to view Everest and the surrounding peaks at close quarters.
Day 1-2
Kathmandu
Day 3
Kathmandu - Pokhara - Annapurna Circuit
Day 4
Annapurna Circuit
Day 5
Annapurna Circuit
Day 6
Pokhara - Kathmandu
Day 7
Kathmandu - Lukla - Phakding (Everest Region)
Day 8
Phakding - Monjo (Everest Region)
Day 9
Monjo - Namche Bazaar
Day 10
Namche Bazaar
Day 11
Namche Bazaar - Lukla - Kathmandu
Day 12
Kathmandu
Day 13
Kathmandu
Day 1-2
Kathmandu
Explore the highlights of Kathmandu including a walk to Boudinath, the largest stupa in Asia.
Day 3
Kathmandu - Pokhara - Annapurna Circuit
Gently trek from Pokhara, following the Modi river, climbing towards the Annapurna Range.
Day 4
Annapurna Circuit
Day 5
Annapurna Circuit
Day 6
Pokhara - Kathmandu
Day 7
Kathmandu - Lukla - Phakding (Everest Region)
Experience landing at Lukla, the highest airstrip in the world, carved out of the mountain side.
Day 8
Phakding - Monjo (Everest Region)
Day 9
Monjo - Namche Bazaar
Every Saturday morning, Namche Bazaar gears up for the weekly market fair which lights up the place.
Day 10
Namche Bazaar
Day 11
Namche Bazaar - Lukla - Kathmandu
Day 12
Kathmandu
Day 13
Kathmandu
A relatively small city and known as one of the main gateways to the Himalayas, Pokhara is one of the most popular destinations in Nepal. Visitors are greeted by the stunning Mt Machhapuchhre, which looms large and reflects in the still waters of Lake Taal. Activities in Pokhara include hiring a boat on Phewa Tal Lake, which is the second largest in Nepal. Pokhara has an interesting old area as well as an elaborate Hindu temple and a Buddhist monastery.
Stylish lodges, handcrafted by local artisans, Ker & Downey offer home comforts during these shorter treks. The Sanctuary Lodge offers stunning sunset views of the sacred Fishtail Mountain. The lodge is reached by walking alongside the Modi River passing quiet villages. The second stop is Gurung Lodge, depicting tribal style houses with views of the surrounding valleys. The walk takes you onwards through orchids, rhododendrons and subtropical forest, home to Tibetan traders. Basanta Lodge, in Dhampus, is the final stop on the Annapurna Circuit and offers views of the entire range.
The starting point for many of the Everest treks is Lukla. After a spectacular mountain flight into the small town, the trekking crew meets you at the airstrip. A soft walk to Phakding Lodge, continuing the next day to the village of Monjo – crossing many of typical wire suspension bridges iconic in this area, to reach this destination. The third day is the climb to the Sherpa capital of Namche Bazaar. You have now reached 3000 metres. From here there are a number of wonderful viewpoints to see the rockstars of the mountain world, spread out before you:Lhotse, Nuptse, Everest and Ama Dablam. Visit the delightful villages of Kumjung and Kunde with their health post and school both started by the Sir Edmund Hilary Fund.
Once a major trading centre of the Khumbu region, Sherpas from neighbouring villages and traders from Tibet would gather to barter goods displaying exotic traditional arts and crafts. Namche Bazaar despite its prosperity still maintains its ancient culture, traditions, and heartwarming hospitality. Every Saturday morning, Namche Bazaar gears up for the weekly market fair which lights up the place. This fair puts the spotlight on the middle of the town, where traders from Tibet and other villages display their artefacts and essential goods to attract potential customers.
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