Jugal Himal which includes Dorje Lakpa (6966m), Madiya (6257m) and Phurbi Chhyachu (6637m). This is a remote and unfrequented region, despite its proximity to Kathmandu, Treks in this area involves a lot of climbing on narrow trails. This is mostly off-the- beaten-track. You will climb through forests to high alpine lakes. There are no food and accommodation facilities in this route.
Itinerary
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Day 01: Kathmandu-Chautara
Drive 25 km from Kathmandu to Chautara. Chautara is a large village inhabited mainly by Tamang ethnic people. Overnight tent.
Day 02: Chautara-Syaule
The trail to Chautara and trek to Syaule. Overnight tent.
Day 03: Kamikharka Danda to Chyocho Danda
The route is an excellent trail through beautiful oak and rhododendron forest with magnificent views. The trail follows the ridge crest, rising to a large chorten at 3160m.
Day 04: Chyocho Danda to Hile Bhanjyang.
The route involves an ascent of the ridge at 3750m followed by a descent through the forest. Another ascent brings you to the crest of 3913m at Chang Samarphu. You will descend to Hile Bhankyang at 3800m for camping.
Day 05: Hile Bhanjyang to Nasempati. A steep climb to a hillock at 3980m then traverses a open ground along a flag stone trail to another crest of wonderful views. Camping at Nasempati (3800m)
Day 06: Nasempati to Panchpokhari.
A four-hour climb on a well-defined trail brings you to Panch Pokhari, five holy lakes at 4050m. There is often snow on this ridge, making the trek more difficult. You can return to Nasempati for camping if you want to avoid camping at snow.
Day 07: Panch Pokhari to Gaikharka.
Return to Nasempati and descend west on a good trail, past several ravines with water but no good for camping. Camping at Gailharka (2530m).
Day 08: Gaikharka to Yangri.
Continued decent thorough forests and villages. Camping below Yangri Village (1360m).
Day 09: Yangri to Laghang Gompa.
The trail crosses bridges over the Larke and Yangri Rivers and passes through Yangri Village, climbing rapidly to the west and north. The trail continues, often steeply up through country dotted with villages and fields, scrub hillsides and pleasant villages. Camping at Laghang Gompa (2800m)
Day 10: Laghang Gompa to Tarkeghyang.
This is short trail thorough beautiful forest, pastures, stone houses, scrub growth and cow trails. Camping at Tarkeghynag.
Day 11-13. Tarkeghyang-Kathmandu
Trek via Tharepati, Khutumsang, Pati Bhanjyang and Sunfarijal in another 4 days.
Drive 25 km from Kathmandu to Chautara. Chautara is a large village inhabited mainly by Tamang ethnic people. Overnight tent.
Day 02: Chautara-Syaule
The trail to Chautara and trek to Syaule. Overnight tent.
Day 03: Kamikharka Danda to Chyocho Danda
The route is an excellent trail through beautiful oak and rhododendron forest with magnificent views. The trail follows the ridge crest, rising to a large chorten at 3160m.
Day 04: Chyocho Danda to Hile Bhanjyang.
The route involves an ascent of the ridge at 3750m followed by a descent through the forest. Another ascent brings you to the crest of 3913m at Chang Samarphu. You will descend to Hile Bhankyang at 3800m for camping.
Day 05: Hile Bhanjyang to Nasempati. A steep climb to a hillock at 3980m then traverses a open ground along a flag stone trail to another crest of wonderful views. Camping at Nasempati (3800m)
Day 06: Nasempati to Panchpokhari.
A four-hour climb on a well-defined trail brings you to Panch Pokhari, five holy lakes at 4050m. There is often snow on this ridge, making the trek more difficult. You can return to Nasempati for camping if you want to avoid camping at snow.
Day 07: Panch Pokhari to Gaikharka.
Return to Nasempati and descend west on a good trail, past several ravines with water but no good for camping. Camping at Gailharka (2530m).
Day 08: Gaikharka to Yangri.
Continued decent thorough forests and villages. Camping below Yangri Village (1360m).
Day 09: Yangri to Laghang Gompa.
The trail crosses bridges over the Larke and Yangri Rivers and passes through Yangri Village, climbing rapidly to the west and north. The trail continues, often steeply up through country dotted with villages and fields, scrub hillsides and pleasant villages. Camping at Laghang Gompa (2800m)
Day 10: Laghang Gompa to Tarkeghyang.
This is short trail thorough beautiful forest, pastures, stone houses, scrub growth and cow trails. Camping at Tarkeghynag.
Day 11-13. Tarkeghyang-Kathmandu
Trek via Tharepati, Khutumsang, Pati Bhanjyang and Sunfarijal in another 4 days.
Price Include
Price Exclude
- Arrival/Departure assistance by company representative
- Arrival/Departure transfers
- All Accommodations in lodges during the Trek in full board basis
- All transportation by private Vehicle
- Sight seeing tour with English or other language speaking guide
- Trekking Guide
- Necessary Porters (one porter for two person)
- All Entrance fees
- National Parks Fees
- Trekking Permits
- TIMS Card
- Insurance of all trekking staffs
Price Exclude
- Flight ticket domestic / international
- Visa Fee
- Travel and Medical insurance
- Airport tax domestic / international
- Bar bills and beverages
- Personal natured expenses
- Personal trekking Equipment
- Sleeping bag / Hot water bucket/bag.
- Evacuation charges
Available Througout the whole Year. Make Inquiry for the best time.
Trip Facts
- Length of Trip:13 Days
- Grading:
Moderate: This involves longer treks (five to ten days) on maintained trails. This type of trek includes day excursions to higher elevations, for which it's advisable to have some previous hill- walking experience. On these treks, we generally achieve an altitude between 900m to 3000m.: - Trip Rating:
- Trip Activity (s): Trekking
- Destination:Nepal
- Region:Langtang Region
- Max. Altitude:3800
- Best Time to Travel:Oct-April
- Group Size:2-10 pax