TSUM VALLEY TREKKING
US$1,800.00
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14 Days
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Manaslu
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Spring/Autumn
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Trekking
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3,700 Meters
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Moderate
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Car /Jeep
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02-16 People
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JH#263
Overviews
The Tsum Valley Trek, accessible to tourists only since 2007 and requiring a special permit, is a hidden gem on the route to Manaslu in Nepal. This remote area, classified as a “restricted zone,” offers a unique trekking experience. Tsum Valley Trekking is ideally suited for those seeking a harmonious blend of cultural heritage and breathtaking natural beauty. Known for its tranquil landscapes, the valley provides an authentic adventure. On the Manaslu Trek, the trail continues towards Larkya La Pass, distinct from the Tsum Valley route. The Tsum Valley trek diverges from the main circuit and heads north from Chisapani near Lokpa, offering a unique exploration of the valley. One major highlight of the Tsum Valley trek Nepal is Mu Gumba, a historic Buddhist monastery at 3,700 meters. This solitary site provides insight into the spiritual practices of Tibetan Buddhists. Trekking to Mu Gumba feels like a journey through time, blending nature and spirituality. The trek unveils breathtaking panoramas of the Shringi Himal to the north and the Ganesh Himal to the south, creating a dramatic and awe-inspiring backdrop. The majestic Himal Chuli (7,890 meters) is visible to the west, part of the Manaslu massif. These panoramic vistas are excellent for photography and offer a serene setting for reflection. The Tsum Valley is also rich in Tibetan culture. The area is dotted with ancient monasteries, chortens, mani walls, and gompas. Each structure tells a story of the region’s spiritual heritage. Trekkers will experience the valley’s deep cultural richness, where every stone and structure holds significance. Choosing the Tsum Valley Trek ensures an unforgettable experience. With Jagadamba Holidays, you receive expertly crafted itineraries, experienced guides, and seamless logistics, guaranteeing a hassle-free adventure. Embark on this extraordinary journey to uncover the hidden treasures of the Tsum Valley. Best Time to Do Tsum Valley Trekking in NepalThe Tsum Valley Trekking is best done in the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November). In the spring, the hillsides are covered in blooming rhododendrons. The weather is mild, and the days are warm and the nights are cool. The skies are clear in the fall, the air is fresh after the monsoon, and the mountains are easy to see. If you like enjoying peace and the cold, you can go trekking in the winter where there will be less people, but the temperatures can drop well below freezing, especially at night making it quite difficult. The summer monsoon season makes the land lush and green, but it also brings heavy rain, slippery trails, and less visibility. What Makes Tsum Valley Trekking SpecialPeople often call Tsum Valley "The Hidden Valley of Happiness," and they have a good reason to. It is a culturally preserved and geographically isolated area in northern Gorkha, near the border with Tibet. Trekkers are rewarded with prayer flags flying against a backdrop of snow-capped peaks, centuries-old monasteries, and mani walls that are very detailed. For generations, the Tsumba people have kept their Tibetan Buddhist traditions alive, making the area feel very spiritual and real. The valley doesn't get as many visitors as more popular trekking routes, so you can really take in its peaceful scenery and unspoiled culture. Permits RequiredTsum Valley Nepal is a restricted area, which means trekking here requires special permits issued through a registered trekking agency like our Jagadamba Holidays. You will need both a Manaslu Conservation Area Permit and a Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit. You will also need an Annapurna Conservation Area Permit if your trip includes both the Tsum Valley and the Manaslu Circuit. You need at least two trekkers and a licensed guide to get a permit for a restricted area. Safety and PrecautionsTrekking in the remote Tsum Valley is an amazing adventure, but because it's so far away and high up, safety has to come first. Always hike with a licensed and experienced guide who knows how to get around, talk to locals, and deal with emergencies. Bring a personal first aid kit and tablets that cleans water. Wear layers so you can adjust to the weather. Follow the rules for trekking and be respectful of the local culture. Don't take risky shortcuts or go off on trails you don't know well. Check the weather reports before and during your hike to stay up to date. Take it easy, especially on days when you're at a high altitude, to avoid overdoing it. Difficulty of Tsum Valley TrekThe hike is considered to be moderately hard to hard. There are no technical climbing parts, but the trip does involve walking for five to seven hours every day for several days in a row, often on rough ground and at high altitudes above 3,000 meters. Because the trek is so far away, you'll need to be in good shape, have a lot of stamina, and be mentally strong to fully enjoy it. Training and PreparationYou should start getting ready for the Tsum Valley Trek at least two to three months before you leave. Doing cardio workouts like hiking, running, or biking on a regular basis will help you get used to long days of trekking. It will be easier to carry a backpack if you do strength training, especially for your legs and core. You can also get ready for the trek by practicing day hikes with a loaded pack. It's also important to get your mind ready for the remote areas and limited facilities along the way. Mountain ViewsTsum Valley trek gives you great views of the Ganesh Himal, Sringi Himal, and Boudha Himal ranges, and sometimes you can see the Manaslu range. These snow-covered peaks rise high above steep cliffs, green valleys, and small stone villages that are hard to get to. They make for one of the most beautiful trekking experiences in Nepal. Altitude Sickness and PreventionBecause the trek goes up to more than 3,000 meters, trekkers need to know about altitude sickness. The best way to avoid this is to go up slowly so that your body can get used to it. Staying hydrated, eating healthy meals, and staying away from alcohol will lower your risk. Learn to spot early signs like headaches, nausea, and dizziness, and if they get worse, always go down to a lower altitude. What to ExpectExpect a real Himalayan experience with remote trails, small traditional villages, and very spiritual places during the trek. The facilities are simple, and teahouses offer both food and a place to sleep. You'll spend your days walking through forests, along river valleys, and up into high mountain landscapes. At night, you'll sit around warm fires and eat simple but filling meals. Why Choose Jagadamba Holidays for Tsum ValleyJagadamba Holidays is committed to making your trek in the Tsum Valley an unforgettable and smooth experience. We take care of all the details from start to finish so you can relax and enjoy the trip while taking in the area's beautiful scenery and rich culture. A full trekking experience that combines professional planning with cultural immersion Our team takes care of all the permits you need. Comfortable accommodations arranged along the route Experienced local guides with deep knowledge of the culture, history, and landscape Best quality services that very few other travel agencies provide along with personalized care Carefully planned trips to make sure everyone is safe, adjusts well, and has fun Things You Should KnowThere are no ATMs after you leave Soti Khola or Arughat, so make sure you have enough cash for your own needs. There isn't always good mobile and internet coverage, and there isn't always enough electricity. Some teahouses charge a small fee to charge batteries. Always ask people or religious sites for permission before taking pictures. Is Tsum Valley Trekking for Me?Tsum Valley Trekking is great for people who want to see less crowded, more remote places with more cultural depth. It works for people who like to travel and can walk for several hours a day and enjoy simple living. It might not be the best choice for people who like to stay in nice places, travel quickly, or always have access to the internet. MealsTeahouses make meals for the trek, and they often include traditional Nepali foods like dal bhat (rice, lentil soup, and vegetables), noodle soups, and Tibetan bread. Pancakes, porridge, or omelets are common breakfast foods. The menu doesn’t have as much variety as in the city, but the food is fresh, filling, and hearty, and there are a lot of vegetarian options. AccommodationThere are basic teahouses along the trail where you can stay. They have twin beds, shared bathrooms, and places to eat together. They usually give you blankets, but bringing a warm sleeping bag will make you even more comfortable, especially on cold nights. Plan Your Tsum Valley TrekkingJagadamba Holidays makes it easy to plan your trek. We take care of everything, from getting you to and from the trailhead to getting you permits, food, lodging, guides, and porters. Our plans include days for getting used to the new environment, which keeps everyone safe and happy. You just have to enjoy the trip while we take care of the details. So contact us now for booking this memorable and amazing trip. Why Choose Tsum Valley Trek NepalWhen you choose Tsum Valley Trek Nepal, you get a one-of-a-kind mix of natural beauty, spiritual depth, and cultural heritage. You can explore one of Nepal's last truly untouched Himalayan valleys on this off-the-beaten-path adventure. You'll also have the safety and guidance of experienced trekking professionals. And if you want to experience even more then you can also try out our Tsum Valley & Manaslu Circuit Trek package which combines both Tsum valley and Manaslu Circuit. Packing List, Gears, and EquipmentBase layers (for warm days and cold nights) Trekking shirts Fleece jacket Down jacket Waterproof shell jacket Sturdy trekking boots Sleeping bag rated to –10°C Backpack Trekking poles Headlamp Sunglasses Sunscreen Water purification tablets Power bank Personal toiletries Tsum Valley Trekking Cost The Tsum Valley Trek is a restricted-area trek, and its cost reflects the special permits, remote location, and logistics needed to operate in such an untouched Himalayan region. The package usually includes everything you need, like a licensed guide, permits to enter restricted areas, the Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP), lodging in local teahouses, all meals during the trek, porter service, and all the ground transportation you need. Individual trekkers get full support and personalized attention, while groups get tiered discounts, which means that the cost per person goes down as the group size goes up. We also offer special prices during times when trekking is less popular. We have standard global rates on our website, but we recommend that you call us directly to book a private or custom group trip so we can make a package that fits your group size, preferences, and travel dates. We want to give you the best value for your money while also providing the best service for your trip to one of Nepal's most culturally rich and remote valleys
Itinerary (Plan)
Arrive in Kathmandu (1,400 m / 4,593 feet), Nepal's vibrant capital, where you'll be warmly welcomed with marigold garlands. After transferring to your hotel, take time to relax and acclimate to the bustling city. Discover vibrant local markets, indulge in traditional Nepali dishes, and delve into Kathmandu's rich cultural tapestry. This initial day is perfect for easing into your journey, setting the stage for the exciting adventures ahead in Eastern Nepal. A representative from Jagadamba Holidays will ensure a smooth and pleasant arrival.
Optional Evening Activity:
If you wish, you can spend your evening experiencing the Pashupatinath Aarti, a captivating religious ceremony held at the Pashupatinath Temple. The Aarti usually begins around 6:00 PM and lasts for approximately an hour. This ceremony is a mesmerizing display of traditional music and rituals, providing a profound insight into Hindu spiritual practices. Please check the exact time for the Aarti on the day of your visit, as it may vary. This option is not included in the standard itinerary but offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in local culture.
Begin your day early with breakfast at your hotel in Kathmandu before embarking on a scenic drive along the Prithvi Highway. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Trishuli River, lush terraced hills, and traditional villages as you make your way westward. After a lunch break in Dhading Besi, continue the journey toward Arughat, where the road gradually becomes more rugged, offering a taste of the remote beauty ahead.
From Arughat, pass through Soti Khola as the trailhead of the Manaslu Circuit trek comes into view. By evening, arrive at Machha Khola (869 m / 2,851 ft), a peaceful riverside village nestled in the Himalayan foothills. Check into a local teahouse, enjoy a warm dinner, and unwind in preparation for your trekking adventure.
The total driving distance from Kathmandu to Machha Khola via Arughat and Soti Khola (700 m) is approximately 140 km, taking around 8–9 hours depending on road conditions.
Embark on a breathtaking trek from Machha Khola to Jagat, entering the heart of Nepal’s renowned Manaslu region. This segment of the Manaslu Circuit trek offers stunning Himalayan scenery combined with authentic cultural encounters. Trek along rugged trails flanked by towering peaks, dense forests, and flowing rivers as you immerse yourself in the natural beauty of this remote wilderness.
Experience warm hospitality as you pass through traditional villages, gaining insight into the local way of life and cultural heritage. The trek from Machha Khola to Jagat spans approximately 17 kilometers, taking around 6 to 7 hours to complete. You will climb 680 meters and descend 200 meters, rewarding your efforts with spectacular views and unforgettable moments.
Upon arrival in Jagat (1,340 m / 4,396 ft), rest for the night at a cozy local teahouse, an ideal stopover on the Manaslu Circuit trek. Relax and rejuvenate, knowing that every step today has brought you closer to the profound essence of the Himalayan wilderness.
Embark on a captivating trek from Jagat to Lokpa (2,240 m / 7,349 ft), nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of Nepal’s Manaslu region. This scenic journey offers an enchanting blend of rugged mountain trails, lush forests, and authentic cultural encounters.
The trekking distance from Jagat to Lokpa via Philim covers approximately 14 kilometers and typically takes 6 to 7 hours to complete. Throughout the day, trekkers will ascend 760 meters and descend 190 meters, offering a rewarding yet manageable challenge.
As you reach an altitude of 2,240 meters (7,349 feet), immerse yourself in the tranquility of the Himalayas while passing through picturesque villages and serene natural surroundings. Prepare for an unforgettable adventure exploring the pristine beauty and rich culture of this remarkable trekking route.
Embark on an unforgettable trek from Lokpa to Chumling (2,386 m / 7,828 ft), nestled in the heart of Nepal’s magical Tsum Valley, famously known as the Valley of Happiness. This breathtaking route combines spectacular Himalayan views, lush forests, and rich cultural experiences that celebrate the unique traditions of this remote region.
The trek extends approximately 8 kilometers and usually requires 4 to 5 hours to complete, offering a rewarding experience through Nepal’s scenic landscapes. Along the way, trekkers will ascend about 650 meters and descend 270 meters, offering a balanced yet invigorating challenge. As you journey through this pristine landscape, you will encounter charming villages showcasing traditional architecture and warm local hospitality.
At an altitude of 2,386 meters (7,828 feet), Chumling welcomes you with its serene environment and deep-rooted cultural heritage. Prepare to immerse yourself in the natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere of the Valley of Happiness, making this trekking experience truly memorable.
Embark on an unforgettable trek from the picturesque village of Chumling to the charming settlement of Chhokang Paro (3,031 m / 9,944 ft), nestled amidst the awe-inspiring landscapes of Nepal’s Manaslu region. As you ascend to an elevation of 3,031 metres, prepare to be captivated by diverse terrain ranging from lush forests to towering Himalayan peaks.
Along the route, you will pass through traditional Tibetan villages adorned with intricately carved mani walls, fluttering prayer flags, and ancient monasteries, providing fascinating insights into the area’s rich cultural heritage. Immerse yourself in the warmth of local hospitality as you engage with villagers and share in their customs and traditions. With every step, be rewarded with breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains and verdant valleys, making this trek a truly memorable adventure in the heart of the Himalayas.
The trek from Chumling to Chhokang Paro in Nepal’s Tsum Valley covers approximately 10.8 kilometres and typically takes 5 to 6 hours to complete. Trekkers will ascend about 880 metres and descend 140 metres, navigating varied Himalayan terrain that highlights the region’s stunning natural beauty and vibrant cultural heritage.
Embark on a captivating trek from the serene village of Chhokang Paro to Nile (3,361 m / 11,027 ft), a remote settlement in the Tsum Valley, nestled within Nepal’s revered Manaslu region. This segment offers a harmonious blend of challenging terrain, panoramic mountain vistas, and immersive cultural experiences.
As you ascend through the Himalayan foothills, you will be greeted by breathtaking views of towering peaks and cascading waterfalls while passing through idyllic villages adorned with traditional Tibetan architecture and vibrant prayer flags. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of local customs and traditions by engaging with hospitable villagers along the way. Prepare for an enriching adventure that showcases the natural grandeur and cultural richness of the Himalayas in all their splendour.
The trek from Chhokang Paro to Nile covers approximately 10.3 kilometres and typically takes 4 to 5 hours to complete. During this journey, trekkers will ascend about 320 metres and descend approximately 30 metres, navigating varied terrain that highlights the region’s stunning landscapes and vibrant cultural heritage.
Begin your day with a peaceful visit to the sacred Mu Gumba Monastery, nestled near the tranquil village of Nile at an impressive altitude of 3,700 meters (12,139 feet) in Nepal’s pristine Manaslu region. Known as the "Valley of Happiness," this spiritual sanctuary offers an immersive experience into Tibetan Buddhist culture amidst the breathtaking Himalayan landscape. After experiencing the tranquil environment of Mu Gumba Monastery, return to Nile to unwind and rejuvenate amidst the serene ambiance of the Valley of Happiness. This day serves as a vital rest and cultural immersion opportunity, allowing trekkers to deeply connect with the region’s spiritual heritage and breathtaking natural beauty before resuming their adventure.
Mu Gumba holds deep spiritual significance as a revered Tibetan Buddhist monastery, renowned for its tranquil atmosphere and vibrant cultural heritage. The monastery is adorned with colorful prayer flags, intricate Buddhist artwork, and ancient prayer wheels that spin gently in the mountain breeze. The rhythmic chants of resident monks fill the air, creating a meditative ambiance that invites introspection and spiritual connection. As one of the key pilgrimage sites in the region, Mu Gumba serves as a beacon of peace and enlightenment, preserving centuries-old traditions and teachings in this remote Himalayan valley.
The trek to and from Mu Gumba offers spectacular views of snow-capped peaks, lush valleys, ancient forests, and clear mountain streams, providing a perfect balance of natural grandeur and cultural richness. Following your spiritual visit, the journey continues to Chhokang Paro, where you will experience warm local hospitality and the charm of traditional village life.
This rest day excursion combines cultural exploration with rejuvenation, making it an ideal opportunity to soak in the unique atmosphere of the Valley of Happiness. The round-trip trek covers approximately 10 kilometres, with an ascent and descent of around 320 metres each, typically completed within 4 to 5 hours. This blend of spiritual immersion and Himalayan beauty ensures an unforgettable experience for trekkers seeking both adventure and inner peace.
Embarking on the trek from Nile to Chumling (2,386 m / 7,828 ft) is an unforgettable adventure through one of the Himalayas’ most untouched and serene landscapes. Spanning approximately 21.2 kilometres, this journey typically takes around 7 to 8 hours to complete, making it a perfect day trek for those looking to explore the heart of Tsum Valley.
The trail begins with a gentle ascent of about 210 metres, inviting trekkers to ease into the rhythm of the mountainous terrain. As you progress, the path gradually descends more steeply—around 1,240 metres—leading you deeper into the valley’s breathtaking scenery. Along the way, you’ll pass through lush forests teeming with native flora and fauna, offering peaceful moments amidst nature’s embrace.
One of the highlights of this trek is the opportunity to witness traditional Tibetan villages, where centuries-old customs and ways of life are still preserved. These villages provide a rare glimpse into the region’s rich cultural heritage, allowing you to connect with locals and experience their hospitality.
Panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks constantly accompany you, reminding you of the vastness and grandeur of this pristine environment. The combination of natural beauty and cultural richness makes the Nile to Chumling trail a truly immersive experience.
Whether you’re an avid trekker or a nature enthusiast, this route through Tsum Valley promises to leave you with lasting memories of the Himalayas’ tranquil charm and the warmth of its people.
Embark on a captivating journey from Chumling to Jagat (1,340 m / 4,396 ft), where every step reveals the breathtaking beauty and vibrant culture of Nepal’s Manaslu region. Starting early, you’ll wind through lush Himalayan forests alive with birdsong and fresh mountain air, pass through centuries-old Tibetan and Gurung villages, and be constantly rewarded by sweeping views of towering snow-capped peaks. This trek offers a perfect balance of natural wonders and authentic cultural encounters that make your Himalayan adventure truly unforgettable.
Stretching over approximately 22.3 kilometres, the trek generally takes 7 to 8 hours to complete. Along the way, you’ll face a steady ascent of about 540 metres, followed by a significant descent of roughly 1,510 metres. The terrain varies from shaded forest trails and rugged mountain paths to terraced farmland, showcasing the region’s diverse landscapes and ecosystems. This demanding yet rewarding route invites trekkers to experience the full spectrum of Manaslu’s natural and cultural heritage.
As a key section of the famous Manaslu Circuit Trek, the trail from Chumling to Jagat combines physical challenge with rich cultural immersion. Whether descending from the tranquil Tsum Valley or continuing your journey around Manaslu, this route promises a deeply memorable day filled with panoramic vistas, traditional village life, and the peaceful solitude of the Himalayas.
The trek from Jagat to Machha Khola 869 meters (2,851 feet) is a vital and scenic section of the popular Manaslu Circuit Trek, known for its breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and pristine natural beauty. Covering approximately 17 kilometres, this trekking route typically takes around 6 hours to complete, making it an ideal day of exploration for avid trekkers in Nepal. Along this trail, you will journey through lush forests, picturesque river valleys, and traditional mountain villages, offering a unique glimpse into the authentic lifestyle of Nepal’s Manaslu region.
This section involves a moderate ascent of about 230 metres and a descent of roughly 710 metres, traversing diverse terrain that includes forested paths, rugged mountain trails, and cultivated farmland. Trekkers will encounter vibrant flora and fauna native to the Himalayas while passing through villages where Tibetan culture and local customs remain deeply rooted. The route provides excellent opportunities for cultural immersion and interaction with local mountain communities, enhancing the overall trekking experience.
As part of the challenging yet rewarding Manaslu Circuit, the journey from Jagat to Machha Khola offers stunning panoramic views of the Himalayan foothills, cascading rivers, and terraced landscapes. This trek is a must for adventure seekers and nature lovers looking for an off-the-beaten-path Himalayan trekking experience in Nepal. Whether you are planning a full Manaslu Circuit expedition or a shorter Nepal trekking adventure, this route promises unforgettable scenery, rich cultural encounters, and an authentic Himalayan journey.
Concluding your extraordinary Tsum Valley trek, the return journey to Kathmandu (1,400 m / 4,593 ft.) by 4WD jeep offers a comfortable and scenic ride through Nepal’s stunning mountain landscapes. Covering approximately 140 kilometres, this drive typically takes 6 to 8 hours, depending on road and weather conditions. Traveling by rugged 4WD vehicle ensures safe passage along the challenging terrain, allowing trekkers to relax while taking in panoramic views of the Himalayas and traditional mountain villages.
The route from Tsum Valley to Kathmandu winds through diverse landscapes, including dense forests, terraced farmlands, and remote settlements, showcasing Nepal’s rich natural and cultural heritage. The well-equipped jeep handles narrow, winding mountain roads, steep ascents, and river crossings with ease, making it the preferred mode of transport for the return leg of your Tsum Valley trek. This journey provides a unique opportunity to reflect on your Himalayan adventure while experiencing the breathtaking beauty of the region from a new perspective.
As you approach Kathmandu, the vibrant cityscape gradually replaces the serene mountain scenery, signaling the end of your unforgettable Tsum Valley trekking expedition. Opting for a 4WD jeep not only saves time but also offers flexibility and comfort, making it an ideal choice for trekkers concluding their Himalayan journey. This drive back to the capital perfectly rounds off your adventure, leaving you with lasting memories of Nepal’s spectacular landscapes and rich cultural experiences.
The buffer day in Kathmandu serves as a crucial safety net during your trekking adventure in the Himalayas. Given the unpredictable nature of mountain weather and the potential for flight delays, this day is designed to ensure a smooth travel experience. By including a buffer day in your itinerary, you can mitigate the impact of unforeseen circumstances and allow for a more relaxed journey.
If your flights operate as scheduled and weather conditions are favorable, this day offers a fantastic opportunity to explore the rich cultural and historical tapestry of the Kathmandu Valley. The valley is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to seven remarkable monument zones, each showcasing unique aspects of Nepalese culture and heritage.
You can begin your exploration in the heart of Kathmandu at Durbar Square, where ancient palaces, temples, and courtyards tell the story of the city's royal history. Marvel at the intricately carved architecture of Kastamandap and Kasthamandap Temple, and don’t miss the iconic Kumari Ghar, the residence of the living goddess, or Kumari.
Next, consider visiting Swayambhunath, also known as the Monkey Temple, perched atop a hill overlooking the valley. This ancient stupa is adorned with colorful prayer flags and offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains. The site is also home to many monkeys, adding a playful element to your visit.
For a more spiritual experience, you can head to Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest stupas in the world. This sacred site is a significant pilgrimage destination for Buddhists and features a bustling marketplace filled with traditional shops and eateries. Here, you can observe the rituals of local monks and engage with the community while enjoying a delicious bowl of traditional Nepali dal bhat.
If you have time, a trip to Pashupatinath Temple, one of the holiest Hindu temples in the world, is a must. Situated along the banks of the Bagmati River, this temple complex is a hub of religious activity, where you can witness traditional cremation ceremonies and explore the serene surroundings.
Throughout your day of exploration, immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture, indulge in delectable street food, and engage with the friendly locals. This buffer day not only acts as a precautionary measure for travel disruptions but also enhances your overall experience in Nepal, allowing you to discover the breathtaking beauty and rich history of the Kathmandu Valley. Whether your journey is uninterrupted or you need to utilize this day for adjustments, it promises to be a memorable addition to your adventure in the Himalayas.
Concluding Your Journey in Nepal
As your remarkable journey through the Himalayas comes to an end, take a moment to reflect on the awe-inspiring natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and memorable experiences that have defined your time in Nepal. From the majestic mountain landscapes to the warm hospitality of the local communities, every moment has contributed to an unforgettable adventure.
Airport Transfer by Jagadamba Holidays
To ensure a smooth and timely departure, an official representative from Jagadamba Holidays will collect you from your hotel 3.5 hours prior to your scheduled flight departure. Our team is committed to providing a reliable and comfortable transfer service to Tribhuvan International Airport, allowing you to conclude your journey with peace of mind.
We sincerely appreciate your trust in Jagadamba Holidays and hope to have the pleasure of serving you again on your future journeys.
Quotation 2025
Group Size (Pax) |
2 - 2 |
3 - 4 |
5 - 6 |
7 - 8 |
9 - 12 |
13 - 16 |
17 - 20 |
21 - 24 |
25 - 32 |
Cost Per Person |
$1,620 |
$1,590 |
$1,560 |
$1,530 |
$1,500 |
$1,470 |
$1,430 |
$1,380 |
$1,320 |
Cost Include
- All transfers within Nepal are included as per itinerary
- Any domestic flight of Nepal as per trekking itinerary
- Trekking accommodation (hotel, lodge and/or tent) as per itinerary
- Small shared room with shared bathroom during trek in Nepal
- In Kathmandu and/or Pokhara: Stay at ***Hotel with breakfast
- Luggage for porters during the trek (12.5 kg/person)
- 3 meals (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) during the trek
- Unlimited tea or coffee for breakfast during the trek
- An English speaking guide (trekking/tour) as per Itinerary
- Travel insurance for trekking staff (guides and porters)
- All expenses of trekking staff(s) during trekking
- Includes all conservation, national park, trekking, and climbing permits
- Sightseeing / Wildlife tours if included in the itinerary
- Farewell dinner in Kathmandu before returning home
Cost Exclude
- Single room/single tent surcharge (on request)
- Round trip/one way international flight ticket to Nepal.
- Tourist visa for Nepal (30-50 $, depending on length of stay)
- Personal Insurance (covers: Trip/flight cancellation, helicopter rescue)
- Meals (lunch, dinner) at hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara and other cities
- Drinks (soft, hot or mineral/boiled water) during the lodge trek
- Any personal trekking and/climbing equipment for trekking in Nepal
- Hotel expenses in case of early return from trekking for any reason
- Costs due to flight cancellations & extra porters/horses during the trek
- Additional costs incurred due to any reason beyond Jagdamba’s control
- More evidence about pandemics like COVID-19 if needed in the future.
- Personal expenses during the trek (phone, wifi, shower, charging etc.)
- Other costs and things that are not mentioned in the service inclusion
- Gratuity for trekking staff (recommended: 9€ /10$ per traveler per day)
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