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KALI
GANDAKI EXPLORER TREKS 10 Days
Trek Grade : easy
Maximum Altitude : 3802m.
The Pilgrims Trail to Muktinath
We
fly to Jomsom in the upper Kali Gandaki Valley
and enter a different world of whitewashed Tibetan
style houses with Buddhist prayer flags flying
from the corners of every building. The landscape
is arid yet remarkably beautiful with snow capped
peaks forming a contrast to the eroded hillsides
below. We spend a night in Kagbeni, the gateway
to Mustang, and have time to explore the narrow
streets and visit the ancient gompa. The climb
to Muktinath is a gradual one which we take
slowly to reach the temple complex that contains
the eternal flame and 108 waterspouts that grant
salvation to both Hindus and Buddhists that
bathe there. In the summer we may be lucky enough
to see the Yartung festival where the Thakali
people hold horse races through the streets
of Muktinath. There are outstanding views across
barren hillsides dotted with numerous caves
to the triangular massif of Dhaulagiri. From
our high point we descend into the deepest valley
in the world and follow the Kali Gandaki River
through prosperous Thakali villages and fields
that become greener each day. We spend a day
relaxing by the lake at Pokhara before flying
back to Kathmandu. A short trek with much scenic
and cultural interest.
For trip cost, itinerary and other relevant
information please contact us.
Email : info@holidaynepaltrek.com
MOUNT
KAILASH & LAKE MANASAROVAR
Mt.
Kailash, at 6714 m also known as Tise, Kailasa
& Kang Rinpoche (jewel of the Snows),
has since time immemorial been celebrated
in many eastern cosmologies as Mt. Meru,
the axis mundi. And as the center of the
physical & metaphysical universe, Mt.
Meru is sacred to the Buddhist, Jains, the
Hindu & the Bonpos. For the Hindus,
the mountain represents the seat of Lord
Shiva, for the Buddhists, a terrestrial
projection of the cosmic mandala of Dhyani-Buddhas
& Boddhisatvas
.. The Wheel of
Life: for the Bonpos, Kailash was the sacred
nine storey Swastika Mountain, upon which
the Bonpo founder Sherab alighted from heaven.
Four of the great rivers of the Indian subcontinent
originates from here: the Karnali, which
feeds into the Ganges (south): the Indus
(north); the Sutlez (west) & the Brahmaputra
(Yarlung Tsangpo, east).
Happy Holidays Treks & Expedition offers
special fixed trips to Mt. Kailash &
Lake Manasorovar to facilitate pilgrims
& foreign tourists. We are probably
on the few outfits that provide Nepali Sherpa
staff support for all of our treks in Tibet
so as to ensure similar high quality trek
services that exist in Nepal. Details of
the tour program & cost are give below
DAY ITINERARY
Day 01 : Drive Kathmandu to Nyalamu
(3800m) - 165 Kms,8 hrs, O/N at Hotel Snow
lion
Day 02 : Drive Nylam to Pegu Tso
(4850m) -221 kms, 7-8 hrs, Camp
Day 03 : Drive Pegu Tso to Saga (4640m)
185 kms, 7-8 hrs. Camp
Day 04 : Drive Saga to Paryang (4540m)
- 185 kms. 7-8 hrs, O/N at Camp
Day 05 : Drive Paryang to Manasarover
(4700m) 250 Kms,6-7 hrs, O/N at Camp
Day 06 : Full day Excursion to Lake
Manasarover, Camp
Day 07 : Drive upto Starting point
of Kailash parikarma, Start trek to Dira
Puk (4909m)
Day 08 : Continue Parikarma over
Dolmala Pass (5650m) to Zuthul Puk 22 Kms,
7- 8 hrs, Camp
Day 09 : End Kailash Parikarma near
Darchen (4700m) 14 kms, 3 - 4 hrs, O/N Guest
House
Day 10 : Drive from Darchen to Paryang
(4540m) 277 kms,7- 8 hrs, Camp
Day 11 : Drive From paryang to Saga
(4840m) 185 kms, 8 hrs
Day 12 : Drive from Saga to pegu
Tso (4850 m) 115 kms,6 -7 hrs, Camp
Day 13 : Drive from Pegu Tso to Nyalam
(3220m) 21 kms,7-8 hrs
Day 14 : Drive from Nylam to kathmandu,
125 kms, 5-6 hrs
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17 May - 30 May
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16 June - 29 Jun
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15 July 28 July
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13 Aug - 26 Aug
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12 Sept - 26 Sept
- 11 Oct - 24 Oct
TOUR COST
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Cost for Foreigner
USD 1500, Single supplement USD 150
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For Indian INR 55000,
Single Supplement INR 5500
COST INCLUDES :
Accomodation on twin Sharing basis at guest
houses & Two men tent during
camping, Sherpa staff, freshly cooked full
board vegetarian meals, Dining &
Toilet tents, Japanese Landcruisers (4 WD)
& Support trucks, English
speaking Tibetan Guide, Monastery entrance
fees, Oxygen, Basic first aid
kit, kailash permit and Normal Tibet / China
visa fee
COST EXCLUDES :
Travel insurance, emergency rescue charges,
Extra cost in the event of
landslides, expenses of personal nature,
Tibet visa rush fee if applicable, personal
clothing & accessories including sleeping
bags.
FOR MORE DETAILS PLEASE
CONTACT US AT : happyholidays8848@gmail.com
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