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In just under two weeks, this 14-day tour covers Vietnam and Thailand with ample culture and natural beauty. Starting in Vietnam, visit Hanoi landmarks like the Ho Chi Minh Complex and the Temple of Literature, then take a night train to the mountains of Sapa to meet and trek with ethnic communities across scenic villages. After Ninh Binh for the boat ride in Tam Coc then cruise on Ha Long Bay on a luxury junk cruise.
The adventure continues in Thailand, with a cityscape of streets of Bangkok with The Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew. Go to iconic markets such as Maeklong Railway Market and Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. Relax in Phuket, beaches are pristine and trips to Phi Phi Islands or James Bond Island. This itinerary offers a ‘melting pot’ of vibrant cities, pristine beaches and serene countryside.
Embark on an unforgettable journey starting from Islamabad, where modernity meets tradition. Explore the capital city's iconic landmarks and immerse yourself in its rich culture. Next, venture into the breathtaking landscapes of Skardu, where majestic mountains and serene lakes await your exploration. Trek through the mesmerizing valleys of Hunza, surrounded by towering peaks and ancient forts, experiencing the warmth of local hospitality. Don't miss the charming village of Gulmit, nestled amidst lush greenery and offering stunning views of the Karakoram Range. Finally, delve into the vibrant bazaars and cultural delights of Gilgit, where history and modernity blend seamlessly. With each destination offering its own unique charm, this tour promises an enriching experience like no other.
The Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek is an extraordinary journey, and those who embark on it soon realize that their adventure has just begun in the heart of Nepal. This trek offers unparalleled vistas, with majestic mountains standing tantalizingly close.
Many trekkers seek to explore the remote and awe-inspiring landscapes of Nepal but are constrained by limited vacation time. They crave the allure of high peaks and the sense of solitude that comes with it, not necessarily needing to conquer Everest. In this regard, the third highest peak in the world, Kanchenjunga, offers an allure that surpasses common expectations. Its lofty status captivates trekkers, while its remoteness beckons them to one of the most pristine regions on Earth. These trekkers are also explorers, drawn to immerse themselves in the breathtaking beauty of the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area and the remote wilderness.
Kanchenjunga itself is not of Nepali origin but derives from the Tibetan language, signifying gold, silver, precious stones, grains, and Holy Scriptures. The path to Kanchenjunga Base Camp leads through a captivating landscape, rich with tropical jungles adorned with rhododendrons, oaks, and chestnuts, ascending to high-altitude alpine forests. Along the way, trekkers encounter diverse flora and fauna, monasteries, stupas, and Gompas, all set against the majestic backdrop of the Himalayas. The Kanchenjunga region also boasts a unique Tibetan Buddhist culture, undisturbed habitats, and the rich traditions of the Rai and Limbu communities.
Arriving at Kanchenjunga Base Camp, trekkers are spellbound by the mountain's splendor. It stands proudly in its remote location, yet exudes a breathtaking beauty that captivates the body, mind, and soul. Choosing to embark on the Kanchenjunga Base Camp trek is a decision that promises a profound and unforgettable adventure.
Embark on an unforgettable 12-day trek through the breathtaking Everest region! Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty and grandeur of the world's highest peak, Mount Everest (Sagarmatha).
This extraordinary journey goes beyond the iconic view, allowing you to discover hidden treasures and cultural gems along the way. Begin your adventure in Namche Bazaar, the gateway to Everest, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of this enchanting town.
Your journey starts with a thrilling experience—a landing at Lukla's Tenzing-Hillary Airport. Brace yourself for one of the world's most dangerous yet stunning flights, as you witness the breathtaking landscapes unfold beneath you.
As you trek along the Dudh Koshi River, you'll cross picturesque bridges, conquer the steep Jhorshalle, and encounter charming villages that offer a glimpse into the unique local culture. Traverse through dense forests, with the melodic sound of pristine rivers as your constant companion.
And then, the moment arrives as you ascend into mesmerizing high-altitude terrain, above the tree line, towards Everest Base Camp. The air becomes crisper, the mountains more majestic, and the beauty truly unparalleled.
Join fellow adventurers from around the globe and let's embark on this incredible journey together. Marvel at the vastness of the Everest region, stand in awe of its snow-capped peaks, and create memories that will last a lifetime. This is an experience that will ignite your spirit of adventure and leave you with a deep appreciation for the wonders of our natural world.
Makalu Base Camp Trekking is one of the best treks for travelers to explore Nepal's isolated and uninhabited mountains. The Makalu Base Camp, located at an elevation of 5250 meters, is the trek's ultimate endpoint. It is blessed with a pristine scenery and abundant natural beauty. With its beauty and diversity, Makalu (the fifth-highest peak) draws a lot of travelers looking for adventure. With the 17-day Makalu Base Camp Trekking, you may take in the breathtaking Himalayan views and get a sense of how remote Nepal is. When you visit Makalu Barun National Park, you may hear the sounds of nature in addition to the stunning mountain scenery. Due to the several high altitude passes, Makalu is among the most difficult base camp treks. A short saddle (7200 meters) connects Kangchungtse (Makalu II, 7678 meters) and Chomo Lonzo (7804 meters), two famous subsidiary peaks of Makalu. By global standards, each peak is a sizable mountain.
Starting from Tumlingtar, the Makalu Base Camp Trek ascends the Arun river valley to Sedua and Num before crossing the Shipton La Pass (4210 m) and entering the upper Barun river valley to get a close-up view of Makalu and Chamlang Himal. One of Nepal's most uninhabited and isolated regions is visited on this trek. The Makalu Base Camp Trek starts in Tumlingtar and continues up the Arun river valley to Sedua and Num before crossing the Shipton La Pass (4210 m) and entering the upper Barun river valley to get a close-up view of Makalu and Chamlang Himal. A distant and rarely traveled region of Nepal is visited on this expedition. According to a deal between the governments of China and Nepal, which includes 830 square kilometers of conservation area and 2330 square kilometers of national park in Nepal alone, the Barun valley is a component of a vast international protected region.
This trek combines the quiet and little visited paths of the Tamang Heritage Trail, formerly a restricted area for trekkers, with the spectacular high mountain scenery of the Langang National Park.
Often overlooked, Langtang treks mountainous region to the north of Kathmandu provide some of Nepal's most spectacular scenery, and trekking in this area is as good as anywhere in the country. The soaring, snow-capped mountains at the head of the Langtang valley, and the rich cultural heartlands of the Tamang people in the lower foothills combine to make this a perfect trekking alternative to the better known Everest and Annapurnas treks.
You begin your tour in Kathmandu where you'll have a free evening to explore this bustling city. There's also time for any last minute purchases to take on your trek.
Following the Trisuli River north out of Kathmandu, we drive you to Syabrubesi, a Sherpa village located at the very edge of the Langtang National Park where your trek begins and you spend the first night in a trekking lodge. Staying in lodges allows you to spend more time meeting and talking with other trekkers and guides in the evenings, as well as enjoying a little more comfort at the end of each day and contributing to the local economy.
From Syabrubesi, you spend the first leg of the trek following the quiet Tamang Heritage Trail through an area heavily influenced by Tibet which was a restricted area for trekkers until 2014. You'll see lush terraced farmland, tiny homesteads and villages and learn a lot about typical rural Nepali mountain life. The tour then heads up the Langtang valley, crossing the river several times as you travel up along the gorge-like, lower section of the valley. You pass through oak and rhododendron forests and trek across glacial moraine on your way to the village of Langtang which was hit hard by the 2015 earthquake.
A little further up the valley is Kyangin Gompa, where you spend 3 nights and have plenty of time to explore the local area. You can do several day-walks from here such as ascending Cherko Ri (4984m) for some amazing views, or continuing up the Langtang Khola to Langshisha Karka.
After backtracking down the valey, you then travel through Sing Gompa for some more spectacular views before finishing the trek and driving back to Kathmandu. Extensions are available to visit Chitwan or Bardia National Parks, try some white-water rafting or perhaps even a home stay in a nearby Newari village.
Explore the beauty of the Langtang region of Nepal on a 6-day Langtang Valley trekking tour. The Langtang Valley Trek is probably the nearest trekking trail in Kathmandu. The journey takes you to Langtang National Park which boasts one of the most breathtaking views of the pristine countryside and high alpine meadows. The optional hike to Kyanjin Ri or Tsergo Ri offers 360-degree views of the mountain range such as Dorje Lakpa (6,990 m), Langtang Ri (6,370 m) and Langtang Lirung (7,245 m).
Langtang trek is the perfect option for any enthusiastic trekker with a limited time and budget, looking for an easy trekking route. The total distance of Langtang Valley Trek up to Kyanjin Gompa is around 78km from Kathmandu which will finish in 6 days. If travelers want to explore more diversity and extend their trip, there are other higher altitude trekking routes from Langtang Valley such as the Tamanag Heritage Trail or Langtang Gosaikunda Holy Lake trek.
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