Trekking in Nepal

Nepal is a monumental staircase whose summit is lost in the clouds

Our Trekking Routes in Nepal

Olivier KERVIEL, his Nepalese wife, their team, invite you to discover this magnificent Hindu kingdom perched in the foothills of the Himalayas. In Nepal, everyone will find what they are looking for, the mountain hiker, the river rafter, the wildlife enthusiast, the poet, the artist, the scholar or simply the curious. Nepal is a monumental staircase whose summit is lost in the clouds.

The "roof of the world", refuge of the Yeti and the gods, paradoxically takes birth in a lush jungle inhabited by wild animals. Such diversity cannot leave one indifferent. As for what's more, you know that the Nepalese, their languages and their customs are as varied as the soil itself, nothing stops you from visiting this magnificent country that is Nepal. Come do it with us!

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Nepal is a trekker's paradise. Long hikes on the chaotic terrain of the highest peaks in the world (Everest, Makalu, Annapurna) or shorter and closer outings, CELTIC TREKKING organizes bivouac trekking for you – porters, guides, camping equipment, cooking equipment, cook, license, meals, transport. Or treks in chalets/Lodges – guides, porters, accommodation and meals in a Lodge throughout the route, permits, transport – All levels of difficulty are present, from walking in low mountains to expedition at high altitude.

Thanks to our small structure and flexibility, we can arrange your "classic" individual treks from 2 participants and bivouacs from 4 people. No fear of finding yourself in "a herd" of 20 tourists. Our groups and fixed departures are limited to 10 participants so that it remains friendly and that everyone can benefit from the guide and its qualities. Find trekking examples below. This list is not exhaustive, contact us for other hikes.

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Annapurna Tower

Type In Lodge

Duration: 2 day access

17 days of walking(long version)/ 12 days(short version)

Difficulty+ Medium B

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Surely one of the most beautiful treks in Nepal. It is even said to be the most beautiful trek in the world. Extremely varied landscapes punctuate the walking days. The cultural aspect is also very rich with many ethnic groups crossing paths over the days. Views of magnificent peaks culminating in the Thorong Pass passage.

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DAY 01: Kathmandu – Bulbule (bus transport along villages and rice fields)

DAY 02: Bulbule – Bahundanda (750-1300m) 5 hours along the Marsyangdi River.

DAY 03: Bahundanda – Chiamje (1300-1450m) 4h30. Between cliffs and river, the first Tibetan houses.

DAY 04: Chiamje – Bagarchap (1450-2150m) 5h.

DAY 05: Bagarchap – Chame (2150-2650m) 5h30. The forest replaces terraced fields.

DAY 06: Cam – Pisang (2650-3200m) 5h. Very beautiful Alpine landscapes. The valley widens.

DAY 07: Pisang – Manang (3200-3540m) 4h30.

DAY 08: Acclimatization day in Manang. Possibility to go up to the village of Kanghsar or to rest and stroll through the streets of Manang.

DAY 09: Manang – Letdar (3500-4200m) 5h. Long, very regular climb. Panoramic views of the Annapurna range.

DAY 10: Letdar – Thorong Phedi or High Camp (4200-4700m) 4h.

DAY 11: Thorong Phedi – Thorung La – Muktinath (4700-5416-3700m) 7h. Early departure towards the pass (around 3 hours ‘ascent). Descent towards Muktinath, near the kingdom of Mustang.

DAY 12: Muktinath – Marpha (3700-2590m) 6h. Mineral landscape and sculpted cliffs OR stop at Jomsom for a short version with flight to Pokhara the next day.

DAY 13: Marpha – Kalapani (2590-2500m) 5:30. Visit to Marpha, a superb village among apple fields. Crossing forests.

DAY 14: Kalapani – Tatopani (2500-1200m) 5h. We find cultivated land. Hot springs.

DAY 15: Tatopani – Ghorepani (1200-2800m) 6:30. Long day through villages and terraced fields. Last steep portion through a rhododendron forest.

DAY 16: Ghorepani – Tadapani (2500m) via Poon Hill at 3200m. 5:30 a.m.

DAY 17: Tadapani – Ghandrung (1950m), 4h30. Superb Gurung village.

DAY 18: Ghandrung – Naya Pul (1100m) 5h. Then drive to Pokhara for 1 hour. Full board hotel on Lake Side.

DAY 19: Day return to Kathmandu by road by tourist bus. Possibility of taking the plane.

Langtang/Gosaikund/Helambu

Duration: 14 Days

Departure end: Kathmandu

Difficulty+ Medium B

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A trek quite close to the Kathmandu region, and yet a total change of scenery. A wide variety of landscapes (forests, yak pastures, high altitude lakes, high mountains...). The cultural aspect is not left out when crossing Helambu and its Sherpa villages.

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DAY 01: KTM – DHUNCHE (transport) 8 hours by bus approximately 200km crossing and following the Trisuli River

DAY 02: DHUNCHE – THULO SYABRU (2000-2200m) 5h, climb through forests, terraced orchards and rice field, Brabal monastery, view of Langtang Lirung and Ganesh Himal

DAY 03: TULO SYABRU – LAMA HOTEL (2200-2300m) 5h. Descent at 1700m to the Langtang River, ascent along the river to Lama Hotel. Possibility of seeing wild hives and honey collectors.

DAY 04: LAMA HOTEL – LANGTANG VILLAGE (2300-3300m) 6h. Regular climb. Arrival at the largest Tamang village in the region. Yak pastures. Possibility of seeing ibexes. After Ghoratabela the forest opens up to offer a magnificent view of Tshergo Ri and Genchengo.

DAY 05: LANGTANG VILLAGE – KYANJI GOMPA (3300-3800m) 3h. Last village in the upper valley. Cheese factory, monastery. View of Langtang Lirung and its glacier.

DAY 06: KYANJI GOMPA: Exploration. Ascent of the north moraine (4400m), Tsergo Ri (5030m) 7h return. Superb 360° of peaks at 6 and 7000m!!

DAY 07: KYANJI GOMPA – LAMA HOTEL (3800-2300m) 5h. Descent along the Langtang River.

DAY 08: LAMA HOTEL – THULO SYABRU (2300-2200m) 5h.

DAY 09: THULO SYABRU – SING GOMPA (2200-2800m) 5h. Crossing a coniferous forest. Monastery, Gompa and cheese factory.

DAY 10: SING GOMPA – GOSAINKUND (2800-4200m) 6h. Walk on Crete with a view of the Langtang range, Tibetan mountains. Superb high altitude lakes.

DAY 11: GOSAINKUND – GHOPTE (4200-3400m) 7h. Passage of the Lauribinayak pass at 4600m and descent through bamboo forests with several species of birds.

DAY 12: GHOPTE – KUTUMSANG (3400-2500m) 6h. Tharepati 3500m view of Rawlwaling massif. Beautiful villages typical of the Sherpa ethnic group.

DAY 13: KUTUMSANG – CHISAPANI (2500-2200m) 6h. Long gradual descent and ascent at the end of the day. Rural village area with terraces.

DAY 14: CHISAPANI – SUNDARIJAL (2200-1500m) 5h. Ascent to the pass at 2400m then descent, all through Shivapuri National Park. Finally, drive to Kathmandu (1 hour).

Everest Base Camp/Gokyo

Duration:18 Days

Difficulty: Difficult B

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Although it offers less variety than some other regions, it is the ultimate trek to "live" from the high mountains. Views of extraordinary peaks and Everest in focus from Tengboche. From the grandiose mountains to the land of the famous Sherpas.

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DAY 01: Kathmandu – Lukla (morning flight), then walk to Phakding (2800m).

DAY 02: Phakding – Namche Bazar (2800-3450m). Along the Dhud Koshi River. Last fairly steep portion in the forest. Namche Bazar is the capital of Sherpa country.

DAY 03: Namche Bazar: Acclimatization. Walks around and visit to Namche Bazar (markets, Tibetan shops, etc.)

DAY 04: Namche Bazar – Phortse (3450-3700m) 4h.

DAY 05: Phortse – Dole (3500-4000m) 4h. Beautiful forests and waterfalls.

DAY 06: Dole – Macchermo (4000-4410m) 4h. Slow progress along the torrent. Mountain pastures.

DAY 07: Macchermo – Gokyo (4410-4750m) 5h. Ascent to the Gokyo lakes. Superb surrounding mountains.

DAY 08: Gokyo – Gokyo Ri – Thangna Kharka 2h30 climb to this magnificent belvedere which offers a view of all the peaks of Khumbu. Descent to Thangna through the moraine 6 hours.

DAY 09: Thangna Kharka – Cho La (5420m) – Dzonghla (4830m), 7 to 8 a.m

DAY 10: Dzonghla – Lobuche (4830-4910m) 4h30

DAY 11: Lobuche – Gorak Shep (4910-5140m) 3h30.

DAY 12: Gorak Shep – EVEREST Base Camp (5364m) – Gorak Shep

DAY 13: Gorak Shep – Kalapatar – Lobuche (5550m)

DAY 14: Lobuche – Dingboche (4910-4410m)

DAY 15: DIngboche – Tengpoche (4410 – 3860m) 4h30. Descent to the most famous monasteries in the country opposite Ama Dablam

DAY 16: Tengboche – Namche Bazar (3860 – 3440m) 5h

DAY 17: Namche – Luckla (3440 – 2840m) 6:30 a.m

DAY 18: Lukla – Kathmandu (late morning flight)

Mustang Trek

Duration:18 Days

Difficulty: Difficult B

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A superb and mysterious trek, Mustang is a small kingdom within a kingdom, open only to visitors since the early 90s. Access is limited to a few hundred "happy" tourists each year. Places are expensive... To access Lo Manthang, the capital, you will have to cross canyons and superb deserts which are the ramparts of the most preserved kingdom on the planet.

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DAY 01: Kathmandu – Pokhara (by road by minibus or tourist bus)

DAY 02: Pokhara – Jomsom (plane), then walk to Kagbeni (4h)

DAY 03: Kagbeni – Chele Camp (7h). Entry into the protected region. Crossing the Kaligandaki.

DAY 04: Chele – Gilling (7h) Passage of several passes before finding yourself in a green environment in Chele.

DAY 05: Gilling – Ghami (5h). Two passes to pass with fairly steep final portions.

DAY 06: Ghami – Tsarang (4h).

DAY 07: Tsarang – Lo Manthang (capital of Mustang) A few easy hours of walking in a desert landscape. Lo Manthang then appears with its fortress and monasteries.

DAY 08: Lo Manthang (visit and rest).

DAY 09: Lo Manthang – Ghami (5h) Superb, well-irrigated crops.

DAY 10: Ghami – Samar (5:30 a.m.).

DAY 11: Samar – Chhusang (6h). Passage to reach Chusang on the banks of the Kali Gandaki river. We can see Muktinath and Thorong Pass.

DAY 12: Chhusang – Kagbeni 5h30 walk to find yourself at the gate of the forbidden kingdom. Exit from the protected region.

DAY 13: Kagbeni – Muktinath (Hindu high place of worship at 3900m above sea level).

DAY 14:Muktinath – Jomsom

DAY 15: Jomsom – Pokhara (airplane). End of trek, return to Kathmandu by road.

Tamang Heritage Hill

Period: From March to the end of May and from the end of September to the end of November.

Type: Homestay/lodge

Duration: From 6 to 8 days

(can be extended with Langtang and Helambu for a total duration of 18 days)

Difficulty: Average

(moderate altitude, but quite a few positive and negative elevation changes)

Highlights:

  • Immersion in the Tamang ethnic groups

  • Very beautiful views of peaks

  • Hot springs

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The Tamang Heritage Trail is one of those treks "freshly" open to the general public, which makes it a route that is still very untouristy at the moment. This low attendance combined with an immersion experience very close to the local population, as well as beautiful views of the surrounding mountains (Ganesh Himal range and Langtang) will leave you with unforgettable memories.

You will forget the relatively Spartan comfort, when you are confronted with the kindness of the inhabitants, the beauty of their villages (especially in terms of the sculptures of the windows and doors) and when you can relax in the springs of Tatopani waterfalls.

Trek of an average level with quite a few elevation changes, it can be sufficient in itself or be extended by the trek in the Langtang valley and possibly Helambu. It therefore offers good flexibility in terms of time.

If you decide to continue, treks in the Langtang and Helambu regions allow you to discover splendid landscapes: rhododendron and juniper forests, pine forests, rivers with suspension bridges, numerous waterfalls, imposing mountain ranges (with the Langtang Lirung at 7245 m in particular), small villages with monasteries and cheese factories, mountain pastures with yaks, numerous flowers (especially edelweiss and gentians), peaks where Buddhist prayer flags fly, the sacred lakes (for Hindus who come to venerate Shiva) of Gosaikung, rice fields and terraced fields

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DAY 01: Kathmandu to Syabrubesi 1460m by road (6-7 hours).

DAY 02: Trek from Syabrubesi to Gatlang village 2238m, 6-7 hours. Visit to the village of Gatlang and its monastery.

DAY 03: Trek from Gatlang village to Tatopani 2607m, 6-7 hours. Walk via a typically Nepalese suspension bridge to the village of Chilime, overlooking chörtens along the way. There is the possibility of swimming in a hot spring (Tatopani).

DAY 04: Trek from Tatopani to Thuman 3165m, 5-6 hours. Superb view of Langtang Lirung, Shishapangma, Ganesh Himal, Tibetan Himal etc.

DAY 05: Trek from Thuman to Timure 1762m, 6-7 hours. Walk via the suspension bridge to the village of Timure. Discover Rsauwaghadi 1815m.

DAY 06: Trek from Timurus to Briddhim 2230m, 5-6 hours. Visit a Tamang village and discover their art of living, culture and religion. Accommodation with a local family.

DAY 07: Either go back down to Syanbrubensi then return to Kathmandu the next day, or continue the trek towards the Langtang valley.

Panch Pokhari

Period: From mid-March to the end of May and from the beginning of October to mid-November.

Type: Bivouac

Duration: 12 days

Difficulty: Average

Highlights:

  • One of the rare treks that runs along mountain ridges and offers magnificent views throughout

  • The highlight is the Panch Pokhari cirque with its 4 magnificent sacred lakes and breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains which are extremely close

  • Bivouac trek and therefore complete autonomy

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Located northeast of Kathmandu, this trek is located south of the Langtang range, east of the Ganesh Himal and west of the Rolwaling region. Of an atypical type and unlike a majority of treks in Nepal which are done at the bottom of the valley, walking, during this trek, has the enormous advantage of being done mainly at the top of the ridges, thus offering a view incredible and for the majority of the journey, panoramic over the neighboring mountain ranges of Langtang, Jugal and Rolwaling.

The highlight of the show is the arrival on Panch Pokhari, in other words the 5 lakes. This major place of pilgrimage for Buddhists and Hindus, who flock during the full moon period in August, paradoxically remains practically unknown to the general public and particularly to foreign trekkers. Offering a true haven of peace, from this place you have the impression of being able to touch the mythical Gauri Shankar and you can see as far as the Numbur mountains.

This exceptional region due to its beauty, its diversity of landscape, fauna and flora, characterized by its coniferous forests, then, at higher altitudes, giant rhododendrons remains very little frequented. It also allows you to discover pasture areas and after having evolved in uninhabited areas for several days you will savor the discovery and hospitality of Tamang and Sherpas villages, further down the valley, on the way back, along the sacred Indrawati River.

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DAY 01: Kathmandu – Chautara by bus (approximately 5 hours) With a relatively short travel time to Nepal, this route offers beautiful views of the mountains giving a nice taste of the experience to follow...

DAY 02: Chautara – Sano Okreni (1500-2100m). 5 hour stage. The start of the journey begins quietly through forests, growing areas and villages. Once past Syaule, you will climb to the Sano Okreni camp, offering a view of the day's stages.

DAY 03: Sano Okreni – Kami Kharka (2100-2900m). 5 hour stage. A day of climbing in the forest. You will quickly reach the hamlets of Phusre and Matigan and you will leave civilization to enjoy a camp on one of the highest points.

DAY 04: Kami Kharka – Saddle Kharka (2900-3200m). 6 hour stage. After climbing into a rhododendron forest you will take a lunch break at the foot of Chyo Chyo Danda. You will climb there to admire the view (3450m) before descending following the ridges to the next camp.

DAY 05: Saddle Kharka – Hile Bhanjyang (3200-3400m). 5 hour stage. The morning will be sporty with a climb up to 3800m and a magnificent view of the surrounding mountains. Evening camp

DAY 06: Hile Bhanjyang – Nosyampati (3400-3600m). 4h30 stage. Gradual climb to the next camp whose highest point offers a magnificent view of the Langtang and Jugal ranges.

DAY 07: Nosyampati – Panch Pokhari (3600-4060m). 4 hour stage. The purpose of the trip has been achieved... Collection and appreciation are evident. On arrival a tour of the lakes is essential and with a little luck you will be treated to a magnificent sunset.

DAY 08: Panch Pokhari – Nosyampati (4060-3600m). 3 hour stage. The bravest will get up to climb and enjoy the sunrise on the Jugal range and take a short walk on the ridges before going back down to the next camp.

DAY 09: Nosyampati – Dhukang (3600-2300m). 5 hour stage. A day of descent into the forest to reach the first homes.

DAY 10: Dhukang – Mane Kharka (2300-1700m). 5 hour stage. As you descend, you will pass through the Tamang and Sherpas villages of the region and see construction styles and vegetation evolve.

DAY 11: Mane Kharka – Melamchi Bazar (1700-850m). 5h30 stage. The last stage of the journey is gently sloping following the Indrawati River which widens with the tributaries that flow into it.

DAY 12: Melamchi Bazar – Kathmandu by bus (approximately 5 hours). The final stage is by road to reach the capital.

Safari and Rafting

A: Rivers easy level :Trisuli, Seti
B: Difficult level rivers :Kaligandaki, Sunkoshi, Bothe koshi, Karnali.

120 km southwest of Kathmandu is one of the largest forests in Nepal.
The Royal Chitwan National Park, which borders India to the south, is one of the richest nature reserves in all of Asia. This immense wilderness is a true paradise for discovering the life of animals. There, among others, one-horned rhinos, leopards, monkeys, bears and numerous deer are visible, but also and above all the famous Bengal tiger, without forgetting crocodiles and a wide range of 400 species of birds which makes it the Eden of ornithologists.

CELTIC TREKKING organizes for you short safaris (3/4 days) in camps offering comfortable accommodation (bungalows, or equipped tents), elephant rides to observe wildlife, canoe rides and walks in the forest with experienced naturalists.

There are many beautiful rivers in Nepal that are suitable for downhill rafting (rafting). You can glide over calm, jade-colored water in a beautiful landscape (Trisuli), or run brashly over rumbling white waters (Kali Gandaki, Sunkoshi). CELTIC TREKKING offers descents of one to ten days in the hands of approved experts, benefiting from modern equipment. There are open, sandy beaches for camping or having a meal, places with calm, clear waters for swimming.

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Annapurna Balcony

Type: In lodge

Duration: 7 days

Difficulty: Medium +B

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The Annapurna Balcony, also called the Ghorepani trek, is a 7-day trek back and forth from Kathmandu (5 days of walking and 2 days of transport).

It offers a beautiful discovery of the Annapurnas with superb and varied landscapes, pretty typical villages to cross and beautiful views of peaks.

The level of difficulty is average and there is about 5 hours of walking per day at an average pace. Nothing insurmountable but you need correct physical condition and a little motivation. Nothing is flat in Nepal so be prepared to do a little elevation gain.

From Pokhara at the end of the trek you can extend your stay with a few days in Chitwan Park in southern Nepal or make a stop in Bandipur to discover a beautiful restored Newar village and extend the view of the Annapurnas.

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DAY 01: Kathmandu – Pokhara (1350-800m). Transport by tourist bus (7 hours). Night full board near the lake. Possibility of taking the plane.

DAY 02: Pokhara – Naya Pul 1 hour by vehicle by road, then walk to Ulleri (1070-2010m). Fairly steep climb on steps through terraced crops 5-6 hours.

DAY 03: Ulleri – Gorepani (2010-2870m) Gradual climb (+860m) through beautiful bamboo forests and rhododendrons 5h.

DAY 04: Gorepani – Poon Hill, then Tadapani (2870-3200-2590m) via a superb viewpoint (beautiful views of the Dhaulagiri) 5h.

DAY 05: Tadapani – Ghandrung (2590m – 1940m). Magnificent village Ghandrung. 3 hours.

DAY 06: Ghandrung – Naya Pul, 5h30 then Pokhara by road (1h). Night full board near the lake.

DAY 07: Return to Kathmandu by tourist bus (7h). Possibility of taking the plane.

Helambu

Type: In lodge

Duration: 8 days

Difficulty: Average

Details:

The Helambu region is less crowded than the Annapurnas or Everest and therefore has a much more natural and authentic appearance.

Northeast of Kathmandu, this trek is famous for its climate, fauna, flora and crossing Sherpa villages. It's a very beautiful trek. Above all, it has the merit of offering 8 days of walking while being close to Kathmandu, with therefore fewer hazards in terms of transport.

The difficulty level is average. Some elevation changes, but nothing insurmountable.

Here is the route we propose. He ensures balanced walking days (5 hours – 6 hours per day on average).

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DAY 01: Kathmandu-Chisapani (5 a.m.). Drive to Sundarijal then walk. Very steep climb to Burlang Banjyang Pass, 2500m. Lunch. Trail on the mountainside to Chisapani.

DAY 02: Chisapani-Kutumsang (5 hrs). After breakfast gradual climb to Kutumsang, 2471m.

DAY 03: Kutumsang-Tharepati 3,600 m. (5-6 hrs). Climb through beautiful rhododendron forests. Camp in Tharepati, 3600m.

DAY 04: Tharepati-Melamchi Gaon (5 hrs). From Tharepati we reach the village of Melamchigaon, 2600m, via a forest path. Melamchi is a Sherpa village.

DAY 05: Melamchi Gaon-Tarkeghyang (5 a.m.). After breakfast 2 hour descent through the forest. Crossing a bridge. Lunch by the river. 3-hour ascent to Tarkegyang, 2600m. Tarkegyang is the largest town in Helambu. Houses very close together with welcoming interiors. Buddhist monastery.

DAY 06: Tarkeghyang-Shermathang (5 hrs.). From Tarkegyang walks easily along orchards to Shermathang. Important monastery.

DAY 07: Shermathang-Melamchi pul (5-6 hrs.). Descent to Bahunepati. Crossings of Tamang and Brahmin villages. Lush vegetation.

DAY 08: Melamchi pul-Kathmandu by road by local bus

Langtang

Type: In lodge

Duration: 8 days

Difficulty: Easy/medium

Details:

The Langtang region is less crowded than the Annapurnas or Everest and therefore has a much more natural and authentic appearance.

The landscapes are superb and very varied (terraced crops, forests, yak pastures, high mountains, high altitude lakes...), there are pretty typical villages to cross and beautiful views of peaks. The cultural aspect is very present with the Tamang and Sherpas ethnic groups.
It really is a complete trek.
The difficulty level is average. Some elevation changes, but nothing insurmountable. You need to be in good physical condition.

Here is the route we propose. He ensures good acclimatization to altitude and balanced walking days (5 hours – 6 hours per day on average).

If you are fit and good walkers, this route offers the possibility of climbing the Tsergo Ri which offers a 360° panoramic view of the surrounding mountains, but it also makes a very steep progression that not everyone can bear. It’s a step back and forth.

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DAY 01: Kathmandu – SYABRU BESI (road transport by local bus, 7h journey /possibility of taking a private jeep).

DAY 02: SYABRU BESI -LAMA HOTEL (2100-2400m)

DAY 03: LAMA HOTEL-LANGTANG VILLAGE (2400-3500m). The largest Tamang village in the region. Yak pastures.

DAY 04: LANGTANG VILLAGE-KYANJI GOMPA (3500-3850m). Last village in the upper valley. Cheese shop.

DAY 05: KYANJI GOMPA: Exploration. Ascent of the north moraine (4400m), Tsergo Ri (5030m) 7h return. Superb 360° of peaks at 6000 and 7000m.

DAY 06: KYANJI GOMPA – GORATABELA (3850-2800m)

DAY 07: GORATABELA – SYABRU BESI

DAY 08: SYABRU BESI – KTM (road transport)

Walk in the Kathmandu Valley

Duration: 4 days/3 nights

Difficulty: Easy/medium

Details:

Short trek, which can extend for a day, this walk will offer you the opportunity to discover the richness of the Kathmandu valley.

You will have the opportunity to contemplate a magnificent sunrise (if the weather is clear) across the entire Himalayan range from Nagarkot, spend a night with dinner and breakfast in the company of the monks and attend the prayer in the morning, and finally to discover the architectural wonders of Panauti and especially the historic city of Bhaktapur.

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DAY 01: Kathmandu – Nagarkot – Transport to Shanku which is a beautiful Newar village 20 km from Kathmandu, then short hike through the villages and terraced crops to reach Nagarkot at an altitude of 2200 m. About 4 hours of walking. Night at the Eco Home hotel in Nagarkot.

DAY 02: Nagarkot – Namobuddha – After sunrise over the Himalayas very early in the morning (short walk to a viewpoint about 40 minutes away), breakfast at the hotel then transfer to reach Dhulikhel. Walk of 3 to 4 hours passing through the Kali temple to reach the Namobuddha monastery to share dinner and breakfast with the monks. You can attend Puja (prayer) early in the morning.

DAY 03: Namobuddha – Bhaktapur – Walk of approximately 4 hours through terraced crops to reach Panauti (typical Newar village which was completely restored around fifteen years ago by French aid) then transfer to Bhaktapur, the most beautiful town in the country, a true living museum. Founded in the 12th century, this city has kept its typical architecture and culture. Brick and woodwork houses, old looms, sumptuous temples, pedestrian streets, not accessible to vehicles. Night at Shiva Guest House, charming Newar-style hotel.

DAY 04: Bhaktapur – Kathmandu – City tour with a French-speaking cultural guide then return to Kathmandu in the afternoon.

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Kato Doms Manaslu Circuit on March 2025 Fantastic Manaslu Trekking with Celtic Trekking March 2025 We recently completed the Manaslu Trek in Nepal, organized by Celtic Trekking. Our experience was exceptional from start to finish. Communication with Uddhav prior to the trek was smooth and efficient. He welcomed us at the airport upon arrival and provided all the necessary information for a seamless trip. The trek itself was guided by Pawan, who was incredibly professional, knowledgeable, and fluent in both English and French. He had extensive experience and a deep understanding of trekking and the mountains, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. He was punctual, ensured we had everything we needed, and was also a delightful, funny companion throughout the two-week jou ey. We highly recommend Pawan and Celtic Trekking to anyone planning a trek in Nepal. It was an unforgettable experience, and we would certainly choose them again for future treks.

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Annapu a balcony, Bardiya and tea plantation from March 13 to April 3, 2023.

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