Showing posts with label trekking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trekking. Show all posts

Saturday, July 2, 2022

Damodar Kunda Darshan Trek

July 02, 2022

 Damadar Kunda is one the religious place for Hindus Devotees, and off the beaten trek for trekking lover. Because of its low accommodation facilities only few visitors do treks, but most of them book helicopter to visit this sacred place. If you look at the map you will see this Kunda on the northern side of Muktinath.


Day 1: Arrive in Kathmandu 

Day 2: Fly/Drive to Pokhara

Here are two options:

I. Trek to Chrang by same route of Lo Manthang 5 days trek. trek to Lo and link to Damadar kund trek.

II. Drive to Chrang from Pokhara

But many trekker visit to Lo Manthang  and then trek to Damador Kund

Day 4: Trek from Dri/Yara to Ghuma thanti ( visit to luri cave)

Day 5: Trek from Ghuma thanti to Kunda 

Day 6:Trek from Damdor Kunda to Ghuma Thanti

Day 7: Trek to Tangge from Ghuma Thanti

Day 8: Trek to Ghumna thanti to Chhuksang

Day 9: Trek to Muktinath

Day 10:  trek to Jomsom

Day 11: Fly to Pokhara

Day 12: Pokhara

Day 13: back to Kathanmandu

Day 14: your destination


Saturday, May 25, 2019

Nagarjun Hill Hiking

May 25, 2019
Nagarjun Hill ( Vindya Mountian) popular point of Hindus sites. From this point you can see the scenic and tranquil reviving view of Kathmandu Valley.

Hike from Nagarjun Gate  to the Top of Nagarju Hill, often will pass out with the stone steps, dry leaves, greenery vegetation and birds calling. It will also be suitable for your family day hike. So, enjoy the hike.

Things to be noted  ---

-318 Species of Birds
-Jamacho view point ( 2128 m)
-View the ranges of jugal himal, Ganesh Himal,
-It will be six hours hike up and down
- Do not forget have packed lunched
-Jamacho  Monastery.( Nagarjuna buddha)



Let's start Hiking

Bought entry ticket  National Park

People Need Nature

Wilderness as your friends

Little Wilderness

View of Jamacho

On the way to Jamacho

 View of Kathmandu Valley

Guru Rinpoche monastery


Buddhist Temple  at Jamacho

Jamacho


Rituals things burning down 

Poor Butterflies dies



While hiking what I do not like to never forget to carry

Thursday, January 24, 2019

Budhi Gandaki River

January 24, 2019

This photo;
Budi Gandaki River of Nepal, the Samdo is sources of this river. This river is one of the main stream of river in Nepal. Trekker start their trekking along with this river; Manaslu Circuit Trek and Tsum Valley Trek.

Wild Wild West Nepal Adventure Tour

January 24, 2019
Wild Wild West, still to explore the local trekking with culture of western Nepal. Finding the hidden life of west, still to share more but   we have updated only trekking route of western Nepal

Khaptad Trek
Api base camp Trek
Saipal base camp Trek
Badimalika Trek
Urai Trek
Ramaroshan Trek
Suklaphanta jungle safari
Bardiya jungle Safari
Rara Tour
Dhangadhi City Tour
Ghodaghodi lake Tour.

Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Hiking Trail In Norway

January 23, 2019
Reinebringen. Location: Lofoten Islands
Besseggen Ridge. ...
Dovrefjell. ...
Norangsdal Valley. ...
Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) ...
Horseid and Bunes Beach. ...
Across the Hardangervidda. ...
Galdhøpiggen.

Subida al glaciar de Briksdal (Noruega).
Preikestolen - El Púlpito

RONDSLOTTET - RONDANE (Noruega) 2 días
TROLLTUNGA official track
Nordkalottleden - Arctic Trail (Kautokeino-Abisko)
Preikestolen (El Púlpito) 'Pulpit Rock'
BESSEGGEN
PREIKESTOLEN. NORUEGA
Haukland beach to Uttakleiv 2015-10-21
Norvège-FLAAM : rando cascade + église

 Fjordroute Nordmore (Fjordruta Nordmøre)
 Übergang von der Fjordroute Nordmore (Fjordruta Nordmøre) zum Trekanten (Trollheimen) 
 Das goldene Dreieck in Trollheimen: der Trekanten
 Multistage tour Hardangervidda mit Søtefossen, Hårteigen und Hardangerjøkulen
 3 Tage Rondane-Nationalpark (von Hjerkinn nnach Mysusaeter) 
From Hardangervidda Finse to Overe Eidfjord
From Kapp to Cape - Thair Abud 
Grenzpfad von Troms 
Nordkalottleden, Nordkalottruta, Kalottireitti
Trondheim - Flughafen (Vaernes) Trip 2016 (Juli)
Noorwegen- Jotunheimen 2018 
Backpack Route '420' 
Harestua - Oslo 2 day hike
Lysebotn nach Suldalsosen 
Through Trollheimen without the Trekanten (Triangle)
Kungsleden (Beide)mit verbindung E1 
Rundweg Hardangerjökulen 
Lysenfjord mit
NO-09b PREIKESTOLEN - BAKKEN2

Long distance hiking trails in Norway
https://ut.no/utforsker/?tab=trip
https://english.dnt.no/summer-trails/

Sunday, January 13, 2019

Langtang Trekking By Thakur

January 13, 2019


Itinerary of Langtang Trekking

DAY *1*     Started our journey in bus all the way from  Kathmandu to Syfru Besi it               
                  was 7 hrs of long ride to reach Syfru Besi. The Elevation of Kathmandu     
                   and syfru besi is (1350m/1550m)                                                       
 DAY*2*    We started our real trekking from Syafru Besi to Lama Hotel by  
                   Enjoying Watching the views of river and walking through the beautiful  
                   Jungles It takes 7 Hrs to reach Lama Hotel from Syafru Besi. The Elevation 
                   Of Lama Hotel is (2380m    
DAY*3*   Lama Hotel to Langtang valley it was a little tough walking through the 
                 Alpines and very winding path it was (3541m) so we were ascending   
                1161m high and acclimatizing our self. Lantang village which was heavily 
                affected by devastating earthquake which hits Nepal in April 2015.
DAY*4*  Langtang valley to Kyanjin gompa it was a short and easy walk the  
                Elevation of kyanjin gompa is (3870m) it takes 3 and half hrs to reach 
               Kyanjin gompa from Lantang village . After having lunch we went to near 
               The glacier of Mt Lantang Lirung for acclimatizing for tomorrows climbing 
                Of Tserko Ri which is( 4980m). In kyanjin Gompa there is one cheese 
               Which is build after earthquake which they produce milk, cheese, yogurt  
              From yaks and there one beautiful stuppa in Kyanjin gompa.
               
             
DAY*5*   Big day our Trekking we wake up early in the morning to see the sun 
                Rise from Tserko RI. It took 7 hrs to summit it. It was all the steep and 
                 Winding up way . The views from the top of Tserko Ri was worth it. 
                 From the top we can see so many  mountains and Tibetian mountain 
                  Ranges.
DAY*6*   Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel it is all the way down it takes 7 hrs from 
                Kyamjin gomapa .
DAY*7*   Lama hotel to thulosyfru besi which is (2100m) and it takes 6 hrs to 
                 Reach there. you drop down to cross a bridge  and then climb up 
                 Through terrace fields and farm house to reach pretty village.
DAY*8*  Thulo syfru besi to lauribinayak which is (3500m). it takes 7 hrs to reach           
               There by walking through beautiful forests when you reach lauribina you
               See the stunning and panoramic views of the mountains around. The
               Ganesh himal rises up to the north and Lantang lirung is in east.
               To the left of Ganesh himal you will see Manasalu even the Annapurna 
                range including Machhapuchrey (the fishtail peak) and you will be able 
               to see the stunning views of sun set.
DAY*9* Lauribina to Gosaikunda which is (4380m) and it takes 2 and half hours to
               Reach gosaikunda from lauribina .Gosaikunda is an alpine fresh water in 
               Nepal The gosaikunda has been delineated as a religious site. After having
                Our lunch we went for the top of gosaikunda pass . The Gosaikunda 
               Ends up in sundari jal near Kathmandu . while we were hiking up to the                
                Pass You will be able to see 7 lakes just like gosaikunda which is also 
                Religious
DAY *10*  Gosaikuda to dhunchey it is all the way down it takes 7 hrs to get there 
                   From gosaikunda by passing some alpine forest .
DAY 8*11*   Dhunchey to Kathmandu travelling by bus ………..       
               
              
            
                 
 Keep on Exploring High Himalayas with him                                                    
                                                   

Friday, July 27, 2018

Inside Nar And Phu Trekking

July 27, 2018
Areas of Nar and Phu for Trekking : From September to November, US$ 90 per week per person
: December to August US$ 75 per week per person or equivalent         convertible foreign currency.

It is one of the best options after the manaslu trekking who want to continue highland adventure to Marsyangdi Valley Trekking and another option Annapurna Circuit

It is Possible to buy Permit at Koto or between Dharapani, on the way?
Only place to buy permit is Pokhara or Kathmandu (more to update?

You need passports, photos, the fees for permit
But if you want to update more about the trekking in Nar Phu, try asking with guide or agency.
To the Dharapani one can reach by the transport
The problem of network in Bhimtang.
One needs a permit and TIMS, this permit can be used as long as you are in Annapurna region

The Narphu is a Restricted Area and the permit can obtain from Ktm or Pokhara. One need a camping for more than 2 days ( 3 Day)



Option for vehicle
1 One can drive to Besisahar and start trekking
2.One can also drive to Manang and start trekking

Generally the you can find option provide by different adventure tour operator or trekking agencies of Nepal. As per there itinerary they would like to spend you nights at following points
Night at #1 Bulbhule
Night at #2 Ghermu (option during rainy season of Nepal
Night at #3 Chamje
Night at#4 Dharapani
Night at #5 Koto
Night at #6 Dharmsala
Night at #7 Somewhere between Phu valley
Night at #8 Phu village
Night at #9 Nar Phedi  ( stayed at Monastery)
Night at #10 Nar
Night at #11 Kang La Phedi
Night at #12 Ngawal
Night at #13 Manang ( it will be long journey and take a rest)
Night at #14 Yak Kharka
Night at # 15 Thorung Phedi
Night at #16 Muktinath (Ranipawa)
From Muktinath generallly now days trekker hire a vehicle and drive to Beni and then to Pokhara. But Other option is one can trek to Ghorepani and then Nayapul, drive to Pokhara.

This is are overnight staying places generally the trekking agency offer for you. I have mention number of trekking lodges in trekking route( might have change)

Dharmasala camp easily trekking can obtain the room; many travel do not like to stay here because of its shit is every where
Meta Kharak have around 2-3 lodges
Chyaku best option for camping trekking but tea house are also offered by local.
Kyang niche place to stay tea house are offered by the locals
Phu village have basic 2-3 lodges offered by locals
Nar Phedi have limited rooms for sleeping, one of the best place for camp near monastery.
Nar village have nice lodges have 2-4 lodges
Kang la Phedi has no shelter facility and no toilet but now may have any Lodges
So manily camping is offered by trekking agency but trekking are also operate by the agencies

I suggest camping for 3 or 4 nights while you are in trekking during season and do not forget carry Tents and camping equipments.
Generally the campany provide you accompany guide through out trekking but you can also hire guide from KOTO. Using accompany guide I will suggest for trekker.

Saturday, June 2, 2018

Trekking Route in Magdi

June 02, 2018
 Magdi, Dhaulagiri Village Muncipilicity have developed the Gurja trekking route. The route is surrounding with mountain, Gurja, Churain, Puta Himal. This trekking pass with Lulang, Deurali and Latrabang.
The trekking route from Deurali to Phedi, the route was narrow and often damaged by a landslide. This route is 26 miles distance from Beni, take a whole day from Lulang passing out the forest and high hills.

Note: Gurja to Rghachour


One can find homestay services,
5 km distance

Saturday, April 21, 2018

Packing your hiking Bags

April 21, 2018

Planning your hiking, you need a food, water, and other necessary supplies. Think twice before deciding what goes inside your bag. Correctly packing your bags will along in your journey. Backpacking is a simple task but it creates a difference between comfortable and fantastic one in hiking.


Collect all your gear

Choosing a backpack

Gathering necessary supplies

Layout your supplies by weight

Consolidate items wherever possible

Putting your stuff

Limi Valley Adventure

April 21, 2018

One of the wilderness areas of Nepal, valley limited its surrounding from the border of the Himalayan pass Hilsa and Chang La between Tibet, China and Nepal. The land of few areas still the means of transportation mules, donkeys, horses are used.
Trekking in Limi Valley, commence your journey from Nepalgunj to Simikot by air, Simikot the administrative headquarters of Humla. Trekking in an ancient trading route of Nepal and Tibet, China with a glimpse of Mt. Kailash, Mt Saipal, Ghur-La Mana dala, Mt. Mendun.With the dense forest one can observe wold, wild yak, blue sheep, wild ass, hare, Himalayan back beer. Own dialect form of Tibetan descendants with their unique culture and traditions (Sharbu dance).
The panoramic view from Gyuckarka which lies at an altitude of 5000 meters able to see the  Saipal, Kanjirawa, Kanti, Gorakh, Rishi Himalayan range. Nepal Government has issues limited and special permit fees even today for avoiding the disturbance of ecosystem. The thrilling adventure in Limi Valley with your trekking shoes, one of the earth rare land. At least two traveler is most.


Kathmandu to Nepalgunj
Nepalgunj to Simikot and trek to Dharapuri
Dharapuri to Sally Khola
Sally Khola to Muchu
Muchu Khola to Yari
Yari to Hilsa
Hilsa to Manepeme
Manepeme to Til
Til to Halji
Halji to Jang
Jang to Rest day for acclimatization
Jang to Yak Kharka
Yak Kharka to Viewpoint
Trek to Talung
Talung Base camp pass
Talung to Shingungma
Shingungma to Dhinga Laga
Dhinga Laga to Simikot
Flight to Nepalgunj to Kathmandu

Wednesday, March 7, 2018

Outline Sketch Of Dolpo Trekking

March 07, 2018

Saturday, February 24, 2018

Types of Itinerary

February 24, 2018
-Outline/short /Technical Itinerary 6D+5
-Detail itinerary 6D+5+1D
A. 6D+ 5

1. Date
2.Days
3.Distination
4.Distance
5. Difficult
6.Duration

And another 5 elements
1. Time
2. Transport
3. Accommodation
4.Altitude
5.Food

1D- Attraction of Days

Note: Make short as possible, short and suit

Grading or Difficult of Trekking
Grade A/Soft up to 2000 m approximately 16 km per day
Grade B / Medium up to 3000 meters approximately 12 km per day
Grade  C / harStreneous up to 4000 m app. 8 km per day
Grade D/ technical challenging aboce 4500 m  with high passes.

Functions and Role of Trekking Guide

February 24, 2018

A. Information and Communication
B. Service

Knowledge of Itinerary (Trekking)
Grading or Difficult of Trekking
C. Staff and Group Briefing
   Group i:e: Members, Tourists3.

1. Types of Briefing
a.Introductory Briefing
b.Day Briefing
c. Spot Briefing
d. General Briefing


2. Subject Of Briefing
(Nepali Greeting, Nepali Table manner, Social norms, values, practises, countries rules and regulation, high altitude sickness and prevention, trekker discipline, does and done for trekker, flora and fauna of the region, nature, culture geography, history and religion, Itinerary and attraction of the day, safety and security, walking manner, refund and non-refundable policy, service include an exclusive policy.
3. Art of Briefing
:4P +3
(Pro-active, Positive, Polite, Perfect)
(Curious, Humour, Knowledge of the subject)
*NO debate only facts should be told them
*never Insult and make guilty
*our culture and tourists culture

D. Guest or Camp/Lodge Safety and Security
1.Safety
-Hygenic Food and drinkable water
-Always carry medical/kit box
-If necessary procced for helicopter rescue
-Use of toilet tents, gas and kerosene during the camping trek
-Manage waste disposable method
-clean your tented camp before you have to leave the place
-try to leave the only footprint to minimize negative impact when you are visiting

2.Security
-Always trek in a group/do not split the group
-Brief your staff of group all kind of security matter and make them responsible for their personal belongings
-But internally be responsible for all kind of security matter for your staff
-Select the safest place for you camp or loge
- Manage night security for camping trek
-keep good relation with locals and police where you are visiting
-Design and set your camp near to the other group

F. Trekking and Costing
-Local entry charges
-Personal Expenses
-Service charges
-Charges like Wifi, hot water shower,

G Handling Crisis
-Sick, including high altitude sickness
-Accident
-Nature disaster
-flight cancel
-Not enough accommodation
-complain by guest
-Roadblock (4412780)
-Conflict management between  staff

 Importance of Satisfied Guest
-re-visit
-Recommendation/word of mouth
-Effect marketing without spending money

Thursday, February 22, 2018

Overnight At Dobhan: Way To ABC

February 22, 2018
Watching Football 


Sunday, December 31, 2017

Resting At Deurali

December 31, 2017




Upper Sinuwa

December 31, 2017

View Of Machhapuchhre From Dovhan

December 31, 2017

Staying at Dovhan

December 31, 2017

Friday, November 3, 2017

Sagarmatha National Park III

November 03, 2017
Landscape comprises the highest mountain peaks, rugged terrain, high altitude wetlands, glaciers, rivers, forests, and pastures land. Sagarmatha National Park is home to Gokyo and other high altitude lakes

 An estimated 1,074 species of flora found in the Park (BPP 1995)
 Records of 160 vascular plants, sixgymnosperms, 109 dicots, and 45 monocots
Records of 26 species of mammals, 162 species of birds, and 13 species of reptiles/amphibians from the Park (DNPWC 2003)

21 endemic species of flowering vegetation were recorded from national park (HMGN/MFSC 2002)
Thirteen species of mammals found in SNP are protected by CITES
6 species of mammals, 2 bird species are considered endangered and protected under of NPWC Act 1973
Mammal species symbolic of the park include the Snow leopard (Uncia uncia), a Musk deer (Moschus chrysogaster), and Red Panda (Ailurus fulgens),
Bird species symbolic of the Park are the Impeyan pheasant, Lammergeyer, Bearded vulture, Snow cock, and the Yellow-billed chough

First national park in Nepal to become accredited as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979 for its exceptional area with  mountains, glaciers, and deep valleys dominated by Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world

Declaration of a Park buffer zone in January 2002 (DNPWC 2003) 


Sagarmatha National Park I

November 03, 2017
Sagarmatha National Park (1,148 km2) and buffer zone (275 km2)
Physiographic aspects