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Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek

• Duration 09 Days
• Max. Altitude 1,945 m
• Starts From USD 750

Destination: Nepal

Trip Grade: Easy/Mild (*)

Meals: Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner

Transportation: Private Vehicle

Trekking Style: Home Stay

Trekking Route: Kathmandu - Hugdi Khola - Siraichuli - Upperdang Gadhi - Shaktikhor - Chitwan - Kathmandu

Trek Starts From: Hugdi Khola

Trek Ends At: Shaktikhor

Season: Throughout the Year

Daily Walking: Approximately 5-6 hours each day

Detail Itinerary

Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek  is a part of national development effort to empower, rural communities and women through the promotion of Eco - tourism, initiated by the Tourism for Rural Poverty Alleviation Program. The Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek offers a glimpse into a primal culture with unique accommodations. This new trail has been explored to improve the socio- economic standing of local communities while conserving the environment and avoiding common pitfalls of Tourism expansion. The Trek Chepang Hill Siraichuli is to emphasis on use of local porters, home stays, minimal environmental impact/ resource consumption and integration with the indigenous inhabitants. This unspoiled area offers a clear view of what life in Nepal’s hills was like before the waves of modernization.  The people we will meet there living in both nomadic roots and basic system of agriculture. Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek is therefore ideal for tourists who want to experience the beautiful and natural landscape of the Mahabharat Range combined with glimpses into a fascinating and well – preserved, indigenous culture. The Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek is located in the Mahabharat Range of Central Nepal. It is positioned to the north of Chitwan National Park and linked via the Barabdabhar Corridor Forest. There is blending of broad leafed deciduous forest, chir- pine and the rhododendron on the way which burst into flower in the early spring. The highest point of the Chepang Hill Siraichuli trek is Siraichuli Hill (1,945m). It is cooler than Kathmandu and the Chitwan lowlands. This area is the home for 238 species of birds. The Chepang is an ethnic group of Nepal, residing the upper Mahabharat Range filled a nomadic lifestyle. Living off the rich forests of the region as hunters and gatherers, their lives were inextricably intertwined with the local environment.  The Chepangs practice a mixture of Hinduism and Animism; speak their own dialect along with Nepali in many cases. Each Chepang settlement has a holy ground, often a cave or group of stones, where prayers and sacrifices are offered to the gods. Although by some standards the Chepang people might be considered undeveloped, their strong heritage and close relationship with the land characterize this ethnic group as unique and culturally rich. We find other ethnic groups like Magars, Gurungs, Giri-Puris, Brahmins, Chhetris and Newars too in this area and  visitors will find more exposure to different varieties on foods , drinks customs and lifestyles. There are two main entrances to the Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek: Hugdi and Shaktikhor . Hugdi is located between Mugling and Krishna Bhir on the Mugling - Narayanghat Highway. Visitors can reach this northern entrance point by bus or by 1-2 day rafting trip down the Trisuli River.The other access point from the south is Shaktikhor. This entrance is located within 2 hours of Sauraha and offers a larger variety of short and long trips for visitors. Shaktikhor is the gateway to the Mahabharat Range from the sub- tropical Chitwan valley of inner Terai.

Trip Highlights

• Sightseeing at World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu
• Scenic view of hill side with rolling terraced farmlands
• Wonderful Mountain scenery from the ridge of Mahabharat range
• Many different species of birds, really the birds paradise
• Rhododendron groves,orchids create a dazzling and colorful landscape
• Cultural programs with traditional Nepali food dishes and beverages
• Home stay programs,with opportunities to stay with different ethnic groups 
• A recently established  Chepang Cultural Museum In Shaktikhor
• A well organized community souvenir shop
• Local production from the non-timber forest products such as Aayurvedics, pure honey and herbal medicines
• The Chitwan National Park and exciting jungle activities
• Several hundred year old fortress in Gadhi

Day to Day Itinerary

Day 01: Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport (1,350 m), overnight at Hotel

Day 02: Pre-trip Meeting and Sightseeing around Kathmandu valley, overnight at Hotel

Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Hugdi Khola (313 m) and trek to Hattibang (1410 m), 7 hrs, O/N at Home Stay

Day 04: Hike to Siraichuli (1,945 m) and trek to Jandala (1,600 m),6 hrs, overnight at Home stay

Day 05: Trek from Jandala to Upperdang Gadhi (1,275 m), 7 hrs, overnight at Home Stay

Day 06: Trek from Upperdang Gadhi to Shaktikhor (355 m), 3 hrs and Drive to Chitwan National Park,overnight at Hotel

Day 07: Jungle safari and other activities in Chitwan, overnight at Hotel

Day 08: Drive back to Kathmandu, 6 hrs, overnight at Hotel

Day 09: Transfer to the International Airport

Cost Include

• Airport picks up & drops by Private Tourist Vehicle
• 3 nights twin sharing basis hotel of 2-3 star category in Kathmandu including Breakfast
• Guided city tour in Kathmandu by private tourist vehicle
• Full Board meals (Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner) during the trek
• Home stay or guesthouse accommodation during the trek
• Professional license holder English speaking guide
• Trekking Guide and the Porter ( 2 trekkers = 1 Porter)
• Food, Accommodation, Salary, Insurance for all staffs
• Chitwan National Park Permit and TIMS Permit for trekking
• Tourist coach from Kathmandu - Hugdikhola & Chitwan - Kathmandu
• Private Transportation from Shaktikhor to the Hotel in Chitwan
• Hotel at Chitwan of tourist category including Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
• Activities in Chitwan National Park (Elephant Back Safari, Cultural Tour, Dugout Canoe Ride, Elephant Breeding Centre Visit, Elephant
• Bathing, Bird Watching, Tharu Village or Nature walk, Cultural Performance by Tharu People)
• Farewell dinner in traditional Nepali restaurant before the day of departure
• All our government taxes, vat & service charges

Cost Exclude

• Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu
• Entrance Fees in World Heritage Sites
• Emergency Rescue and Evacuation cost
• Your travel insurance
• Nepal entry visa fee which can be issued on your arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport
• Alcoholic/Non- alcoholic drinks
• Personal trekking equipment
• Tips for trekking, tour staff and driver (Tipping is expected)
• Any others expenses which are not mentioned on ‘Cost Includes' section

Day 01 Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport (1,350 m), overnight at Hotel Upon your arrival at Tribhuban International Airport, our representative from Himkala Adventure greets you and transfers you to the hotel at Thamel. You could spend rest of your time for taking rest and strolling around the local area. Overnight at Kathmandu

Day 02 Pre-trip Meeting and Sightseeing around Kathmandu valley, overnight at Hotel After breakfast, we set out for the guided city sightseeing in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. We will pass through typical Newari settlements where we can see their daily activities. The sites offer historical, cultural and religious knowledge. The art and architecture, the skill shown at the time of 17th century are remarkable. After the city tour, we come back to hotel and do briefing about our trek to Chepang- Hill Siraichuli Trek starting from the next day. Overnight at Kathmandu

Day 03 Drive from Kathmandu to Hugdi Khola (313 m) and trek to Hattibang (1410 m), 7 hrs, O/N at Home Stay After breakfast, we drive from Kathmandu to Hugdi Khola, Kathmandu – Narayanghat Highway, It is more or less 80 km and takes about 3 hours. This begins as the moderate trek in the beginning and becomes little difficult later while going up. The trail from Hugdi, climbs up through sections of broadleaf forest along the terraced fields etched into the hillsides in fascinating geometric patterns. As we near Jogipuri, we encounter large groves of orange trees and are treated to excellent views of the Trishuli Valley as well as there are many species of colorful birds can be seen along the trail. In Jogipuri, there the a mixture of Brahmin and Chettri communities.So, we keep on following the mixed forest and cultivation with the view of the Himalayas spanning out in the western direction and arrive at Hattibang. Hattibang is a community of mixed ethnicity, including Magars, Gurungs, Giripuris as well as Chepangs. We can enjoy the cultural diversity here. The interesting thing to see here is the elephant shaped stone that the village takes its name from. Overnight at home stay

Day 04 Hike to Siraichuli (1,945 m) and trek to Jandala (1,600 m),6 hrs, overnight at Home stay Early in the morning, we start to hike to Siraichuli for the best sunrise view and bird watching on the way.Along the trails , we find the Eurasian Jay, White-Browed Shrike Babbler, Mountain Bulbul, Kalij Pheasant, Warblers, Flycatchers, Cuckoos and Laughing and Rock Thrushes etc. In the clear morning, we can view 29 different ranges from Dhaulagiri to Rolwaling. From the viewpoint, the trail winds downhill for about 2 more hours to Jandala. Jandala is a major Chepang village and it offers a great opportunity to understand about Chepang culture. We can take a tour around the village and observe their cultivation or the houses made of stone, mud plaster, and stone slate roofs. We can taste the Chepang foods as well which are collected from the local forest. A typical Chepang staple id Dhindo served with a vegetable curry of eggplant, string beans, leafy greens, potatoes, wild yams, or nettles. We can also have buckwheat pancake and locally produced honey. Overnight at home stay

Day 05 Trek from Jandala to Upperdang Gadhi (1,275 m), 7 hrs, overnight at Home Stay From Jandala, we set out in the morning with packed lunch because there are no villages until we arrive at Chisapani. The trail moves up and downhill through dense forest full of birdlife and mammals. After the long day of hiking, we arrive at Chisapani. There is another Chepang community nearby to a several hundred year old artillery fortress. The visit of an octagonal artillery fort, featuring a 6 feet moat, 20 feet stone walls and of 15 feet main door, once served as a headquarters of the regional government. We can view the adjacent hills and Chitwan valley below. Overnight at home stay

Day 06 Trek from Upperdang Gadhi to Shaktikhor (355 m), 3 hrs and Drive to Chitwan National Park,overnight at Hotel We descend down to Shaktikhor from Upperdang Gadhi which takes about 3 hours through the well preserved Sal forest.We can visit Chepang Museum and Visitor’s Information Center. The waterfalls and caves around Shaktikhor can be visited. Then, we can proceed to Chitwan National Park, especially at Sauraha. Upon our arrival in hotel at Sauraha, they brief us about their well planned itinerary of their package. Overnight at hotel

Day 07 Jungle safari and other activities in Chitwan, overnight at Hotel We do not have to worry about the program. We simply follow them for the timing to canoeing, elephant riding, village tour and jungle walk. We can enjoy the Tharu- Cultural Show in the evening. Overnight at hotel

Day 08 Drive back to Kathmandu, 6 hrs, overnight at Hotel After breakfast, we drive back to Kathmandu by our private vehicle. This is the scenic drive following Narayani River and Trishuli. We can see the rural settlements and terraces. After we arrive at Kathmandu, we reach to the hotel and take a rest. If you would like to walk around Thamel for buying some dainty gifts for your family, friends and relatives, you could walk around here. Overnight at hotel

Day 09 Transfer to the International Airport We transfer you to the Airport 3 hours before the flight so that you could manage for the boarding. We show our gratitude for joining Himkala Adventure for the Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek and depart from the airport. We wish you have your safe journey to your next destination. Namaste!!!

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Himkala Adventure would like to answer all the queries about Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek for all curious travelers/trekkers in the world. As you are entirely from different geographical location, you could better to know everything about the treks from the beginning i.e. airport pick up till your departure like airport picks up, drops off, accommodation in city, in the trek, guide and porters, safety for the trekking, food and accommodation and some other things that you might face on the way. Hope our endeavor listing these questions answers will help you self informed.

This is simply the outlines of the services we offer but it may differ as per your requirement, number of trekkers. What we go through our conversation, we will manage the means of transportation, hotels in the city, accommodation in the trekking, numbers of porters etc. This is general idea about Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek before your trip and you become clearer about the trek. Please feel free to contact us to get more information about the trekking in the Himalayas of Nepal.

1) What physical fitness do I need to book this trip?

Every trekking in the Himalayas of Nepal requires the certain level of physical and mental fitness. So, we advise you to be in good physical shape and able to feel comfortable while hiking up and down 7 to 12 miles per day on a trail carrying a day pack of about 10 pounds. Three things could make you confident enough for any trek you would like to do: aerobic, strength and mental.

Aerobic conditioning is important primarily because you will be trekking in thinner air, up to 40% less than at sea level. With good aerobic conditioning, you will be able to better metabolize whatever oxygen is available to you. You should plan on doing at least one hour of aerobic 3 /4 times per week for 1 month or more before your arrival in Nepal. Walking, jogging, cycling, hiking on valley floor to ridge line ascents with day back are some of the excellent forms of exercise, so long as you are strengthening leg muscles and building stamina. Speed is not the essence; stamina, confidence and continuity are. Do as much uphill as possible. If you live in flat area, go to the stadium and use the steps with your pack.

2) Do I really need to use guide to Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek?

You are advised to use Guide so that you could feel safer in the unknown area because the guide can tell you the possible danger as they have guided in this region since long. Most importantly, the Himalayan weather is really unpredictable and the Guide can help you to take proper shelter. Nest advantage to be with Guide is you get more knowledge about local culture and you could have easy access to interact with the local people. In 2014, the Nepal Government clearly has stated that the trekkers should have a guide but still it is not seemed in the practicality.

3) How do I find Himkala Adventure for my pick up at the airport?

Our representative from Himkala Adventure will display a small board (placard) of company or your name outside the airport terminal. You will be driven to the hotel by our tourist vehicle.

4) What sort of accommodation do I get in Kathmandu?

Normally we provide standard rooms with twin sharing accommodations at three star or similar category hotels in Kathmandu including breakfast. Accommodation in these cities can be upgraded as per your request. But some of our packages are sold without accommodation in the city.

5) How are tea house facilities during Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek?

Tea House is the combination of guest house, restaurant, and social hang out. Tea houses in Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek area are professional though they are simple but with neat and clean lodging offering fine views and plain but fresh and hygienic food with friendly atmosphere Most of the Tea Houses have running water facility. Many of them have hot water available for bathing. But we discourage our groups from using water heated by wood as lack of firewood in most villages is a big environmental concern in Nepal.

6) What sort of accommodation do I get in trekking?

Guesthouses/Tea Houses/Lodges provide twin sharing single and double rooms and occasionally a dormitory which is basically clean with a mattress and a quilt or blanket. Our company provides the sleeping bag if needed but we always recommend having your own sleeping equipments. You have to share the room with your group member or sometimes with unknown traveler. The toilet is always outside the room with basic facilities.

7) What sort of foods, water and drinks can I expect in trekking?

The foods in the Himalayas are very simple. There are mostly the family members themselves to cook and serve the meal. They are simply trained but experienced because they have been offering such services for many years in this busy route. The food is hygienic, fresh and delicious. We recommend you to drink mineral water or the boiled or using water purification pills or drops.

Most of the foods are cooked in the kitchen of tea houses. They serve you with different varieties of delicious Nepali and continental dishes. The most popular Nepali food is daal bhat (rice and lentils) with some mixed vegetable curry. Garlic soup is popular as it helps you with acclimatization. You could better be vegetarian in the mountains. All hotels in cities and guesthouses in trekking serve the vegetarian food. You can find all common types of drinks like hot chocolates, coffee, tea, hot lemon with honey, ginger tea, soft drinks etc. you will have your breakfast and dinner at the lodges where you will be staying and lunch somewhere on the way to your next destination.

8) What mode of transportation do I use?

We will provide the private transportation for Airport/Hotel/Airport pick up and drop and sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley. We use transportation as based on our cost inclusion section. The transportation varies depending on your requirements at the time of booking the trip.

9) What is the best season for this trekking?

The best season for Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek is spring (March to May) and autumn (September to December). These are the perfect time of the year for the breathtaking views of Himalayas with clear and sunny days. But the weather in the mountains is unpredictable.

10) What is the weather and temperature like during the trekking?

The climate in Nepal varies from place to place which can be categorized in different four main seasons. The main seasons in Nepal are spring (March to May), summer (June to August), autumn (September to November) & winter (December to February). The best season to travel in Nepal is autumn (September, October & November) & spring (March, April & May). Weather in the mountains is unpredictable. But the day temperature in Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek is comfortable.

11) Who will be guiding me during this trip?

We provide the professional government license holder English speaking trekking guides for our entire trekking trip. We can also provide French, Spanish, Japanese, German or Italian speaking guides as per your preference with extra payment but not guaranteed.  All guides will be Nepali people who are carefully selected on the basis of their appropriate experience, leadership skills and personality. They are all trained from Nepal Academy of Tourism and Hotel Management, certified and approved by the Tourism Department of Nepal government.  We provide a different city tour guide to guide you in UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu. They are the professional license holder guide specialized in culture, history, geography, iconography, archeology and religion with good command over English. Tour guides are specialized in city tour and trekking guides are more in the hiking and trekking in the Himalayas.

12) What sort of experience do your guides have?

Our entire city tour guides have bachelors to Master Degree academic education along with many months tour guiding training from Nepal Academy of Tourism and Hotel Management, Rabi Bhawan, Kathmandu, Nepal. They are fluent in spoken languages and informative about the sites in many aspects. They are quite experienced and dedicated to their job and responsibilities.

Our entire trekking guides have minimum Intermediate to Master Degree academic education with trekking guide training from Nepal Academy of Tourism and Hotel Management, Rabi Bhawan, Kathmandu, Nepal. Many of them are from villages. As they are local, they know more about the routes, necessary precaution to be taken and so on. They have spent many years exploring many parts of the country. They are trained in first aid and able to handle any situation easily. They speak good English and make you know about the places you visit.

13) May I charge my electronic gadgets during Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek?

Most of the places in your tea houses have charging facilities. You can charge your devices by paying some extra money. It’s good if you bring TWO or THREE pin travel adapter and put your gadgets at warm place at night.

14) How much additional money is required for this trip?

It’s a very personal question as expenses depend on habit. Normally, in Kathmandu you can allocate about USD 10 to 15 per person per lunch or dinner. USD 10 to USD 15 per person per day will be sufficient to buy bottles of water, chocolates, pay for a hot shower during the trekking. Other personal expenses will be your own calculation.

15) What is the social and environmental responsibility of Himkala Adventure for this trip?

The situation of environment in Nepal is in considerable stage due to so many factors caused by global warming, human activities, and adverse effects of natural incidents. Nepal is in between two giant countries like China and Nepal. The ozone layer is depleting and the atmosphere is getting heated. So, its direct effect is to the Himalayas that the snow is melting day by day and the sea level is rising. It is due to population growth, people are clearing the forest and the soil is being eroded. As a part of society, and our trekking related activities are directly concerned with the social and environmental things. We are very conscious not litter in the open spaces, to manage garbage properly and make local people aware in this campaign. We are working together with other companies and taking these issues seriously.

16) What is the minimum number requirement for this trip?

We operate individual trip to the group joining trips for Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek. If you want to do any private trip we are ready to organize for solo traveler as well with some additional charges.

17) Are there communication or internet services during Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek?

All our guides carry the local mobile phone. You can use his mobile phone to make any local or international call from trekking trails by paying him directly. You can even pass him number to be connected with your family or friends. We highly recommend taking local SIM card for call and internet services during trekking. Local SIM cards are easily available in many stores and at airport as well. You need to provide two copies of your photographs and your passport copy to get local SIM CARDS of NCELL & NTC (only these two companies provide telephone services in Nepal.

18) May I get chances for shower during Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek?

Most of the guesthouse provides hot shower with some extra cost. In few places, bucket water will be provided for the shower.

19) May I add extra days in trekking?

Yes. You can customize the trek as you would want. We are flexible while preparing the itinerary and you could lengthen or shorten it as per your requirement.

20) What happens in case of emergency?

Himkala Adventure has prepared for any emergency situation and knows how to handle it. Our guides are trained in first aid and can deal with most of the basic ailments that occur during the trek. Every client should have his own insurance before coming to Nepal for the case of emergency.

21) Do I need to have insurance for this trip?

We request you to have a travel-insurance policy to cover theft, loss, medical problem & emergency helicopter evacuation from high altitude places before coming Nepal. Choose a policy to cover your emergency high altitude helicopter evacuation with all medical insurances for trekking in high altitude in the Himalayas of Nepal.  Your travel insurance is always needed before going in any high altitude trekking.  Please check your travel insurance policy which doesn’t exclude mountaineering or alpinism.  Although you will not be engaging in these activities in your trekking, you might have problem convincing the insurance company of this fact.  Rescue insurance need to cover an emergency helicopter evacuation or a charted flight from remote mountain trails of Nepal as well as international medical evacuation. A helicopter evacuation might cost US$ 2500 to US$10000 depending on the places.  So that travel insurance to cover all above is must to travel in the high Himalayas of Nepal.

22) What type of shoes should I wear during Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek?

You could better have carefully chosen hiking boots with extra laces which should be kind of strong, well-made but light boots for Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek. Shoes and boots are best to buy before arriving in Nepal. We advise you to wear your new shoes for sometime before trek so that you could feel well habituated on the newer trail for your feet.

23) Can I use credit cards in Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek?

No, you can use only in the cities like Kathmandu. So, it is better you to make change in Kathmandu. When you are out of city, all you need is cash, better to have small notes. Please change the currency in local Nepali rupees before you go to the mountains.

24) Do I need to tip my guide and porter? How much would that be?

Tipping is not mandatory, neither it is right to ask by anyone but it is a way of showing gratitude after taking service. The level of tip also shows how satisfy you are from the team that you had been during your tour/trek.However, we recommend you to spend minimum 10% of your total trip cost for tipping entire local staffs, the ratio of tipping guide and porter will be given to you at the pre-trip meeting in Kathmandu before starting the trek.

25) How is Camping Trek to Chepang Hill Siraichuli being operated?

Camping trek is fully organized and supported, with a team of guides, cooks, and porters to accompany you. Our porters carry all the trekking gear, food, fuel and personal belongings. Our cooks prepare hot meals. Trekkers need only carry a small bag as required for the day. At night, tents for dining, sleeping and ablutions tents are provided and set up, also mattresses and down-filled sleeping bags, tables and seating.In a typical camping trek, we start the day around 6 a.m. with a cup of hot tea. You are then provided with a bowl of warm water for washing. Then trekkers enjoy breakfast before leaving camp. The trek begins around 7.30 - 8 a.m.

Trekkers can set their pace for pausing and sightseeing and the walk to the lunch spot will normally take 3 hours. On arrival, you are served hot lunch. In the afternoon, after walking for another 3 to 4 hours, you arrive at the next camp around 5 p.m. Tea & snacks are served while our staff readies the camp. Dinner time is around 6/7 p.m. in the dining tent, lit with lanterns and comfortably furnished. The food is healthy, wholesome and hygienically prepared.

The cost of trip varies according to the number in the group, the category of the Hotel, mode of the transportation and any kind of changes (if there is). So, if you would let us know all of these above mentioned things, then we could quote you the exact price.

Essential Documents:

You are requested to send the following documents after you confirm or book the trip with Himkala Adventure:

A copy of your passport and travel/health insurance documents with contact details, three passport size photos.

It is advised to maintain a separate photocopy of all important documents including traveler’s cheques, bank/ATM card, contact numbers, international flight tickets, and emergency contact numbers.

The main trekking season in Nepal is from October to December and March to May but The Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trekking can be done throughout the year. The day temperature for walking to The Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trekking is comfortable. 

Nepal Strikes:

There is much more progress in the political scenario in Nepal and we assure you that travelling in Nepal is safe. But there may be Bandha (wide transport strikes) at a very short notice. The shuttle bus is in operation by Nepal Tourism Board and the Nepal Tourist Police in conjunction with the Himalayan Rescue Association from domestic and international terminal to the various hotels in Kathmandu. The service costs 300 rupees per person.

Itinerary Disclaimer:

Himkala has thoughtfully designed all the itineraries but our itineraries are updated for the betterment on the basis of our past travelers’ comments and our own research. In case you find changes in the itinerary you printed and the upgraded one does not affect your trip. Please note that some changes may occur in our itineraries due to bad weather and common seasonal changes to timetables and transport routes.

Physical Rating:

Your trip will be meaningful if you could find yourself fit and fine. You will be walking up to 1,945 m from the sea level The trek goes through Mahabharat hilly region. As the geographical region varies, there is a temperature variation as well. So, we advise you to undertake regular physical exercise, jogging, hiking, riding, ascending and descending the long stairs etc.

Group Size:

Himkala Adventure organizes solo to group travelers. Our group trips are designed for sharing accommodation and there is no single supplement. Single travelers share with the same gender from twin to multi-share in an accommodation. You are requested to have mutual understanding in between the fellow travelers who have joined from the different parts of the world. Please remember that you have great responsibilities in the group. If you are requested to be at a particular place at a certain time, make sure that you have been there at a time. It is much more pleasing sharing experiences and traveling together.

Accommodation and Meals:

Accommodation and Foods in the Himalayan region of Nepal cannot be compared with any developed countries in the world. We know that you might not have experienced such things before but you should take it easy. Accommodations at local lodges are simple but clean and comfortable. The food is plain. Toilets and washing facilities are shared and rudimentary. This trekking is completely home-stay based trekking through the priveleged Chepang settlement. You could enjoy the typical local food.

Money Matters:

Please note that most establishments in Asia will not accept foreign currency notes that are old, torn or faded and they can be very difficult to exchange or extra fees added when exchanging at banks. Please ensure that you have new, clean notes.

The official currency of Nepal is the Nepali Rupee (NPR). ATMs can be found only in major cities of Nepal like Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan, Bhaktapur etc. The government of Nepal has banned the import, export and use of 500 and 1000 Indian rupee notes in Nepal. You make sure that you won’t carry these notes upon arrival in Nepal, otherwise they are confiscated and you may be fined.

Please make sure that the foreign currency notes that you have are new and clean notes because old, torn or faded foreign currency notes in Nepal are very difficult to exchange or extra fees added when exchanging at banks.

While travelers cheques have security advantages exchanging them can be a lengthy process, commissions can be high (up to 10%) and they can be difficult to change in rural areas, on weekends and public holidays. If you choose to bring travelers’ cheques, make sure they are a major brand and major currency.

Tipping is not mandatory. It is not anyone’s right asking for tips but if you are happy with the service, you could tip the staffs. It is entirely a personal preference. Tipping could be significant to them who took take great care of you in your traveling period. Himkala recommends that you could tip any intended recipient by any member of the group than collected and passed on by the group leader.

Note: Please do not tip with coins or dirty and ripped notes. This is culturally taken as an insult.

Local Dress in Nepal:

Nudity is a sensitive issue in Nepal. Women should avoid wearing shorts and sleeveless tops in public places where this might be seen as inappropriate. Remove shoes before entering certain holy places. Non-Hindus are not permitted in some temples.

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•   Destination: Chepang Hill Siraichuli
•   Activities: Tour, Trekking & Volunteering
•   Trip Grade: A
•   Departure from: Kathmandu
•   Arrival on: Kathmandu
•   Group size: 1-35 Pax
•   Best Seasons: All Season
•   Meals: All Meals are Included (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner with Tea/ Coffee, mostly Local Foods)
•   Accomodation: Hostel, Homestay & Eco-Lodge
•   Transportation: All Transportation

Ecotourism In Nepal, Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek Route, Itinerary:

Situated on the southwest of Kathmandu Valley, Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek is one of the newest and unspoiled trails most Suitable for Ecotourism In Nepal  The trail is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Nepal. The place is not only for natural beauties but also for indigenous people and to experience the very authentic cultures of local people. We “ Apex Nepal Treks & Tours ” bring you there in a sustainable way to benefit Local communities from your visit. We arrange your trip in such a way that it not only supports local communities but also plays a vital role in protecting the environment and social equity. So, let’s come and join hands together to protect our environment, give some contribution to the underprivileged communities and help to preserve our authentic culture.

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Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek  Highlights

Day to Day Itinerary

Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek  Itinerary:

Ø  Airport pickups and drops and all land transportations

Ø  Bicycle in Chitwan

Ø  All accommodations in Hostel, Homestay & Community Lodge

Ø  All meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Ø  All ground transportation (possibly in public vehicles)

Ø  Guided city tour in Kathmandu & in Chitwan

Ø  Local Porters and all their expenses

Ø  Volunteering programs in Chitwan

Ø  Jungle Trek in Chitwan & Tented Camp Rafting in Trisuli River

Ø  All the entrance fees of the monuments

Ø  All the government taxes and local taxes, etc.

What's not Included

Chepang Hill Siraichuli Trek Cost Doesn’t Include:

• Very personal expenses
• Alcoholic/ non-alcoholic beverages
• Nepal Visa fee
• Personal Insurance
• Tips/ Donations, etc.

Accommodations

All Accommodations are included during the entire trip. In Kathmandu, Trekking & Chitwan: Hostel, Homestay & Eco-Lodge.

All Meals are Included (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner with Tea/ Coffee, mostly Local Foods)

Best Time to Travel

All seasons

Nepal has mainly four seasons:  Spring  (March, April, May),  Monsoon  (June, July, August),  Autumn  (September, October, November) &  Winter (December, January, February). Spring & Autumn have very comfortable weather. It’s neither too cold nor hot. Winter is quite chilly, so it’s suggested to bring some warm clothes. Monsoon is warm and humid and sometimes rains (though it’s not all day long), so it would be suggested to bring an umbrella or a raincoat.

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Chepang Cultural Heritage Trail

The route walks amidst the Mahabharat Range of central Nepal. It is positioned to the north of Royal Chitwan National Park, and linked via the Barandabhar Corridor Forest. There is a mixture of dense, broad-leafed deciduous forest along with chir-pine forest, and areas of settlement and cultivation. There are also beautiful groves of Nepal’s National Flower, the rhododendron, which burst into flower in the early spring. The highest point along the trek is Siraichuli Hill (1945 meters). The trek features a community of mixed ethnicity, including Magars, Gurungs, Giripuris, as well as Chepangs. You can take advantage of this diversity as each group offers its own cultural program. A typical Chepang staple is dhindo (millet, buckwheat, corn, or barley flour mixed into a thick paste) served with a vegetable curry of eggplant, string beans, leafy greens, potatoes, wild yams, and or stinging nettles. From Jandala, it is just a short two-hour hike back up to Siraichuli Hill to watch the sunset over the highest mountain range in the world. The Chepang ethnic group, usually, live on fruits and roots of the nature. This group still practice shamanism and have strong belief in natural deities, Fire, Water, Wind, as they put it. The sunrise view from Siraichuli is spectacular with 29 different ranges of the Himalayas in view on a clear day. From west to east, some of the major Himalayas in view include: Dhaulagiri, Annapurna I & II, Manasulu, Ganesh, Langtang, and Gaurishanker-Rowaling. This trek is ideal for bird watching. The birds like, Eurasian Jay, White-Browed Shrike Babbler, Mountain Bulbul, Kalij Pheasant, Warblers, Flycatchers, Cuckoos, as well as Laughing and Rock thrushes. When in full bloom, the Rhododendron groves, and several varieties of orchids create a dazzling and colourful landscape. The climate of the area is generally cooler than Kathmandu or the Chitwan lowlands. In winter, be prepared with warm clothing, but during summer months the climate is generally warm.

Trek Summary Best Seasons: September – May Duration: 6 days Max Elevation: 1945 m Communities: the Chepangs, the Magars, the Gurungs, the Khas and the Bahuns

Day 03-Kathmandu-Hugdi 3hrs drive and Hike to Kaaule (5hrs hike)- Homestay

Day 04- Breakfast-Birding in Kaaule surroundings –back to Homestay

Day 05- Breakfast and Birding hike to Upardang Gahdi (5hrs)—overnight at Gadhi Cottage

Day 06- Breakfast–Birding in Chispani Tar- whole day-Back to Gadhi Cottage

Day 07- Birding to –Gardas-to Padampur- to Sauraha in the evening

Day 08- Drive to Kathmandu

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Hike to Siraichuli Hill, Chitwan

Siraichuli Hill is the highest peak in Chitwan district and with that reason, domestic and international tourist use this place for the final trekking destination. The spectacular view from the Siraichuli Hill of Kaule village alerts you the gorgeous view of Sunrise and Sunset accompanied by the mesmerizing Himalayan ranges of Gaurishankhar, Dhaulagiri, Langtang, Rolwaling, and Manaslu.

The trekking trail to Siraichuli offers the beautiful lush greenery hills and seasonally covered by the Rhododendron which energizes the trekkers to lead you to the peak of destination. Siraichuli Hill is at an altitude of 1945 meters from the sea level.

You can either initiate your trekking journey from the Hugdi (in between Mugling and Krishna Veer) or Shaktikhor and get falls down to the Chitwan. During this trekking trip along with the alluring hills and Himalayas and Natural scenic, you can get an infinite time to spend the time with different ethnic group of people specially Chepang community. And sometime Spiny Babbler is also spotted. The trekking trail to Siraichuli Hill of Chitwan offers the eye-lashing species of different flora and fauna.

Trekking Route from Hugdi to Chitawan National Park

Kathmandu > Hugdi Khola >Hattibang > Siraichuli > Jandala > Upperdang Gadhi > Shaktikhor > Chitawan National Park

Best Time to Trek to Siraichuli Hill

We highly recommend trekkers to travel in between August – December. During this time period, the climate of Nepal is neither too hot nor the too cold.  Also, within this time period, there is a high chance of capturing the alluring hills and Himalayas range.

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Shirai Chuli Trek- Chitwan

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• Trip Code TMG-ST100
• Start Point Kathmandu
• End Point Kathmandu
• Trip Duration 9 Days
• Destination Nepal
• Activity Trekking
• Region Other Region
• Trip Staff Trekking Guide
• Transportation Private Vehicle
• Trip Style BLD
• Trip Grade Moderate
• Max Elevation 2800 m
• Group Size 1-15 px
• Accomodation Value
• Trip Type Small Group Guided Trips
• Best Time All time

Trip Highlights

• It's totally a new trekking trail
• A short and remarkable trip
• Chepang Inhabitat areas who are indigenous people of Nepal
• A compete mix of travel in like with life and culture, safaris, trek and so on..
• From capital to city to wildlife

Trip Overview

Chitwan has always been famous for Chitwan National Park at Shaurah, but a new trail has been recently identified and opened which offers magnificent sunrise and sunset views from the top of Siraichuli hill. A panoramic view of the Himalayas, a mixture of experiences of hills and Terai, cultural experiences of Chepang and other ethnic groups, bird watching, home-stay and other natural attractions make this trail a must to visit. This area is also the home to the Chepang people, who leads a semi-nomadic life and have rich cultural traditions.

Accommodation

You will be staying at a 3-star hotel (Value) in Kathmandu on bed and breakfast with an attached bathroom, and at the best possible hotel or lodge or guesthouse during the trek. For more information on accommodation during the trek, please read the following words given below.

The higher places you reach during the trek, the accommodation facilities of the lodge decreases, in other words, the lodges that are at a higher altitude have an Indian Type of Toilet, you will have to spend a night in a twin sharing room, and you will not find an attached bathroom.

Transportation

Private car or van or bus or tourist bus or plane.

In your trip cost, we have also included the transportation fare, so that you do not have to pay from your pocket when you are in Nepal. The fare includes pick up from the airport as well as drop off at the airport, including other transportation facilities like tourist bus or local bus or plane in which part of Nepal you are traveling. You will be seeing us outside the airport holding the name of TMG Adventure when you arrive in Kathmandu. If you arrive in the late evening, we will straightly take you to the hotel, and if you arrive in the day time, you will take you to our office. For more information, you can check it in what is included section.

You are trekking near the mountains, that is, you are trekking at a higher altitude, so your body needs energy, and you will get the energy from the food you eat. The foods that we provide you have the right amount of carbohydrate, protein, and fat. We will provide you these in all three square meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

All our trekking guides have done training on how to tackle with altitude mountain sickness as well as how to use the first aid kit. They are also taught to take care of the trekkers 24/7 if they are affected by an altitude mountain sickness or if they are sick during the trek. Emergency evacuation if you need, you will be provided a helicopter. That is the reason why our guides have 24/7 access to TMG Adventure in Kathmandu.

Travel Insurance

Travel Insurance is a must because you are trekking near the mountains at an altitude of more than 3000 m. You must ensure in your country before coming to Nepal, before starting your trek. Please bring with you a copy of insurance, and your insurance policy must cover the medical expenses, helicopter evacuation from the altitude of 5000 m to 6000 m, and other things related to your health. Please give the copy to TRAVEL MAX GUIDE. It will send the information to the insurance company if you use the mountain rescue operation, mentioned above.

Passport and visa

Before coming to Nepal, your passport has must have the validity of 6 months, and you can put the visa on your passport at Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal. The current cost of the Nepalese visa is the US $ 40 for 30 days, and you must also bring 4 passport-sized photos. If you are from China or SAARC countries, a free visa will be provided to you.

Trekking Information

The following are the best seasons for trekking in Nepal, and each of these has its charm, the one which is on the top of the list is the best.

• Winter season (December – February, including September, October, and November)
• Spring season (March-May)

As a trekker, you can do different types of trekking in Nepal, and they have been given below.

• Tea House Trekking (Lodge Trek)

Walk miles for a good cause

TMG Adventure is not just a tour operator in Nepal but also a contributor for a good cause to our communities and the Himalayas people especially working on behalf of children where are abundant from education. Company work through FAN (First Act Nepal) It’s a team that works purely for our children. Support for their well being through education providing child sponsorship programs. Assisting them in school uniforms, stationery, and school fees.

TMG Adventure donates a certain amount of its income to FAN annually, and the amount that it donates varies from year to year because the income that it earns also varies from year to year. Sometimes the income of TMG Adventure is high, and sometimes, it is low. Accordingly, the donation is made.

TMG Adventure also has a volunteering program, and if you are interested, then you can help these children through this program. For more, you can contact us via email, make a call or visit our office. You can also be a part of encouragement by engaging and sharing your ideas in our project.

Itinerary & Maps

Below is an existing itinerary; this is a standard itinerary of ours, but you can customize the itinerary to meet your specific needs. You can prepare the itinerary that is going to work best for you. Your itinerary should be based on your interest. You can make your itinerary unique by adding fun to it. Travel Max Guide gives the topmost value to your customized itinerary because it has experienced trekking guides to make itinerary better as well as make it easier for you to travel and have a good time in Nepal.

After arrival at the airport, transfer to the hotel in Kathmandu for check in. Meeting at our travel office for your trip arrangements and an introduction to our trekking staff. The rest of the day is free to explore or take a rest at the hotel. Overnight stay in Kathmandu.

After breakfast our driver and tour guide will pick you up from the hotel to go sightseeing in the valley. Our first destination is the ancient Durbar Square of Bhaktapur, afterwards we drive to Patan Durbar Square where we also have a lunch break. In the afternoon we visit the sacred Hindu Temple of Pashupatinath, the giant Buddhist Stupa of Boudhanath and we finish up high at the hilltop Stupa of Swayambunath AKA the Monkey Temple. Our driver drops you back off at your hotel for your overnight stay.

Arriving at Kathmandu airport our representative will greet and transfer you to the hotel. After check in we meet at the office for your trip overview and preparation. The rest of the day is free to explore the city of Thamel and its surroundings. Overnight in Kathmandu.

After our hotel breakfast and check out we drive through scenic landscapes towards Chitwan’s Hugdi Bazaar. From here we start our trek with a five hour hike towards Hattibang where we stay for the night.

It’s a three our hike towards our next destination Jyangdala with many stops along the way. Following the trail through beautiful landscapes we pass many places such as Juetesh and Changa Dinglang. Along the way we have a break at Siraichuli that will award us with spectacular views of some of the Himalayan peaks such as the Rolwaling, Peak 29, Gorkha Himal and many more. Continuing further we reach our end destination Jyangdala for our overnight stay.

Today we head for Gadi. It will be around seven hours before reaching our destination. Traversing through scenic landscape that changes from valleys to hill trails we pass Siraichuli again and continue on towards Chisapantinar. From here the trail ascends until reaching Gadi. Overnight at Gadi.

As we head in our last day of trekking we prepare to head for the Cheplung village of Shaktikhor. The trek will take about four hours and after arriving at the village we can enjoy the Chepang Museum or explore the surrounding caves and waterfalls. Overnight stay at Shaktikhor.

We drive back towards Kathmandu by a scenic route showing us the flat Terai region, the Trisuli River and the mountains leading us back to Kathmandu. After our hotel check in we visit the office for your trek review.

Today is a day at full leisure in Kathmandu, wander the streets of Thamel, and relax at the restaurants or hotel. A full day at your disposal.

This day your trip concludes here. TMG’s representative will drop you to the Tribhuvan International Airport by the private vehicle.

What's Included

Cost includes.

• Standard hotel accommodation in Bed and Breakfast plan (BB Plan) in Kathmandu and Chitwan
• Guesthouse/ Mountain Teahouse accommodation during the time of trekking
• Pickup from the airport and a hotel as well as drop off in a private vehicle
• Breakfast in Kathmandu
• Full board meal (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) with tea/coffee during the time of trekking
• As indicated in the itinerary
• Nepal Government certified English speaking local trekking guide and porter
• Porter service (One porter for 2 trekkers)
• Trekkers’ Information Management Systems- TIMS card for trekking
• Official paper documents Government taxes and local fees
• Insurance of Guides and Porters, including their meals, salary, lodging, and transportation.
• A comprehensive medical kit.
• Farewell dinner in a restaurant with a cultural show.
• Trip accomplishment certificate.
• Water purification tablet
• All government taxes

Cost Excludes

• International flights tickets
• Travel and rescue insurance
• Nepal entry visa
• Personal trekking equipment and expenses like water, laundry, phone and bar bills
• Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early arrival, late departure, early return from your trip (due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary. Expenses due to unavoidable events, like flight cancellation, strikes, and others
• Tips to your guide, porter, and driver
• Any other expenses that are not mentioned in the “cost include” section

Additional Info

• We need the type of document that confirms your identity.
• We need your name, address, mobile no, postal code, and email address.
• Scan and send a copy of your passport.

TMG Adventure is not just a tour operator in Nepal but also a contributor for a good cause to our communities and the Himalayas people especially working on behalf of children where are abundant from education. Company work through FAN (First Act Nepal) It's a team that works purely for our children. Support for their well being through education providing child sponsorship programs. Assisting them in school uniforms, stationery, and school fees. TMG Adventure donates a certain amount of its income to FAN annually, and the amount that it donates varies from year to year because the income that it earns also varies from year to year. Sometimes the income of TMG Adventure is high, and sometimes, it is low. Accordingly, the donation is made. TMG Adventure also has a volunteering program, and if you are interested, then you can help these children through this program. For more, you can contact us via email, make a call or visit our office. You can also be a part of encouragement by engaging and sharing your ideas in our project.

We appreciate your preference for equipment, but please do check the following before flying to Nepal. You can hire the following equipment at a reasonable price, even if you arrive late in the evening, you can hire them in Thamel. The shops are opened till 10 p.m., and our guide will assist you.

1. Accessories

• Sleeping Bag
• Water bottles (3 liters capacity)
• Sunglasses, sunscreen, lip balm
• Headlamp, spare batteries
• Toiletries, and a small washcloth (bandana can serve as a washcloth)

2. Footwear

• Hiking boots
• Hiking socks

3. Headgear

• Brimmed sunhat and bandana

4. Clothing

• Rain shell, waterproof/breathable jacket
• Warm top, such as a long-sleeved sweater
• One or two cotton shirts
•  Fleece jacket
• Rain pants, waterproof/breathable pant

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I was in Nepal for the Everest Base Camp Trek. Outstanding sceneries and good hospitality. On the way to the base camp, I got an opportunity to visit the Buddhist monastery as well as got some information about Buddhism. That was great. Our guide and porter were awesome. Very kind and helpful. Thank you, TMG.

Trekking with Travel Max Guide was an amazing experience. My selection of trip and the company were excellent and of the right decision. In each moment of my walk, I came across adventure and discovered something new. I remember my first step on the Everest Base Camp. The view was spectacular. Passing through the Sherpa communities and staying in Namche Bazaar is unforgettable. I miss the trip very much. Anyway, thank you so much for your service while I was in Nepal. See you next time for the Annapurna Circuit Trek.

Originally from the United State of America from the city of Los Angeles where life is busy and rush. I made a trip with TMG. It’s a new experience than I excepted. I found Nepalese people really welcoming. They really love tourists. While trekking in the Everest region, I got time to spend with nature, gained plenty of ideas of culture and tradition from the Himalayas. The trip was totally mind-blowing. TMG has a good team spirit and is dedicated to serving guest and trekkers.

Hi! it’s me, Anna from Central London, I am a landscape photographer, love to take pictures of landscapes and portraits all around the world. My trip to Nepal was awesome with the TMG guys. TMG managed well during my trip. Plus point is TMG members are also photographers. I worked with the team for 5 weeks on video and photography projects. I highly recommend the TMG team if you want to know beautiful Nepal.

Last year in 2018, I was in Nepal for 14 days for the Everest Base Camp Trek. It was mind-blowing. I loved the trek and the time spend with TMG. The team is great, really caring and have great knowledge about the trip. Guys, keep ongoing.

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There is a story behind to start Travel Max Guide Adventure Private Limited (TMG Adventure). We do have a team called First Act Nepal (FAN) that works for the well being of the children in need. We run the child sponsorship program to them. Later on, we start a travel company to live our passion and for the sustainability of our project. Let's walk some miles together to be a contributor to our communities. In conclusion, love your neighbor as yourself. Sharing is caring. Stay blessed.

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Siraichuli Trek

A new trail has been identified which offers magnificent sunrise and sunset views from the top of Siraichuli hill. A panoramic view of the Himalayas, a mixture of experiences of hills and Terai, Cultural Experiences of Chepang and other ethnic groups, bird watching, home-stay and other natural attractions make this trail a must to visit.

Day 01: Kathmandu – Hugdi Bazaar – Hattibang

• Drive to Hugdi. Trek from Hugdi and overnight at Hattibang, observe cultural show. Local handicrafts on sale.
• 3 hrs Drive from Ktm. 4-5 hrs trek.
• Overnight: Hattibang (Home stay or Community guest house)

Day 02: Hattibang–Jautesh – Changa – Dinglang –Jyandala;

• Trek to Jautesh- Changa-Dinglang and overnight at Jyandala, a pure Chepang village.
• Overnight: Jyandala (Home stay and Camping))

Day 03: Jyandala –Siraichuli- Chisapanitar- Gadi

• Trek to Siraichuli for mountain views, sunrise or sunset. Trek to Chisapanitar for Bird watching. Trek to Gadi to observe historical fort at Gadi.
• Trek 1 hr to Siraichuli, Trek 4 hrs from Siraichuli to Chispanitar, Trek 1½ hrs from Chisapanitar to Gadi)
• Overnight: Gadi (Home stay or Camping)

Day 04: Gadi-Shaktikhor

• Trek down from Gadi to Shaktikhor. Cultural experience at Shaktikhor, observe Chepang Museum, MUVIC. Trek to Sinti water fall and Sinti Cave Village walk, cultural show by Chepangs, Magars.
• Trek 3 hrs. from Gadi to Shaktikhor/ Trek 2 hrs from Shaktikhor to Sinti.
• Overnight: Shaktikhor (Home stay)

Day 05: Depart for Ktm or Sauraha Hotel Parkland

• Drive from Shaktikhor to either Sauraha or to Kathmandu

Cost Included : • Homestay or Camping for 4 nights. • All transportation & meals. • Professional Tour Guide.

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The Chitwan Chepang Hill Trail, offers a rare combination of cultural and sightseeing. One of the most interesting aspects of the trek is getting a glimpse of the Chepangs and other local communities who live in this mid-hill region of Nepal. Accepting the invitation of the villagers to stay in their beautiful homes as guests and sharing their meals is a journey of discovery in itself. The unique culture in this area, birdwatching, and other natural attractions add to the experience. The Chitwan Chepang Hill Trail begins at Hugdi, between Mugling and Krishna Bhir in Dhading district about 80 kms from Kathmandu , and ends in Shaktikhor. If one is coming from the Chitwan National Park the trail can also be started from Shaktikhor ending at Hugdi.  

Hattibang, a major stop on the way, offers good scenery of the surrounding mountains and trek through pristine mid-hill forests. Here one can also experience Magar, Chepang and Giripuri culture, at the several community-run home-stays and community-managed guest house. Siraichuli (1,945 m), one of the highest hills of Mahabharat range, offers spectacular views of the mountains and magnificent sunrise and sunset views. The view includes a wide range of Himalayan peaks such as Rolwaling, Gaurishankar, Langtang, Gorkha Himal, Peak 29, Himalchuli, Manaslu, Annapurna range, Dhaulagiri, and the Royal Chitwan National Park in the Terai. The trek to Siraichuli from Hattibang is challenging through rough landscape and vegetation. 

Jyandala village on the trail is a Chepang settlement where tourists can have a cultural experience. A tour of the village and accommodation at village homestay is recommended. Next is Chisapanitar, which is a popular birdwatching site. More than 250 varieties of bird species are found here. The dense forest in this region is also home to other wild animals.

Another interesting place is Uppardang Gadi which used to be the headquarters of Chitwan till early 1962. The remains of a historic fort that defended the surrounding countryside are still here. The fort which sits at 1,275 m is said to have been built by Shatru Bhanjan Shah, the oldest son of Bahadur Shah. The area also offers spectacular views. Shaktikhor, where the trek formally ends gives ample opportunity to visitors for a wholesome cultural experience. Home-stay facilities are available here where visitors can taste the local food and be a part of the local livelihood. Tents from camping up to 10 people are also available here. Cultural shows are also performed by local community members for visitors.

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Siraichuli, standing at the top of Kaule VDC situated at the height of 1,945 meters from sea level, is the highest hill of Chitwan district of Central Nepal. The Summit of the hill offers gorgeous Sunrise and Sunset views along with spectacular view of Himalayas. Siraichuli trekking is most famous trek to make in Chitwan as it is located in Mahabharat range of central Nepal and features broad leafed deciduous forest and Rhododendron forest on the trekking trail. Bird watching is one of the attractions to this place because this area is the habitat of about 238 species of birds adding color to the nature. Siraichuli trek will lead you experience off the beaten and natural trail as the trail rises from the Trisuli valley to the Siraichuli hill and finally down to the lush lowland of Chitwan valley.

Mainly there are two entrances for this beautiful trek i.e. Hugdi (located in between Mugling and Krishna Veer) and Shaktikhor (south from Sauraha, Chitwan). This awesome trek offers various natural sceneries along with adventure and opportunity to experience Chepang and other ethnic group’s culture and traditions. The trail passes through beautiful jungle and mesmerizing views over there, also providing a great chance to encounter some rare and endemic bird including Spiny Babbler, which can be seen and heard here. Apart from birds, many butterflies can be seen with beautiful flowering and non-flowering plants and trees. The great opportunity to experience Chepang culture with their tradition and lifestyle is offered by this trek as there are homestays which may help to interact with them and know more about them. The main destination, Siraichuli hill, is rich in natural heritage with various offerings. The summit of the hill also has a viewpoint from where magnificent views of mountains such as Gausankhar, Dhaulagiri, Langtang, Rolwaling and Manaslu and the Terai belt of southern region can be observed.

However, the main highlight of the trip includes Scenic view of hill side with rolling terraced farmlands, many different species of birds, Rhododendron groves, orchids create a dazzling and colorful landscape, homestay programs with opportunities to stay with different ethnic groups and many more.

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The city of Kathmandu lies in a fertile valley surrounded by forested hills and ridges. Rising to a maximum elevation of 2,695 meters, these hills offer excellent opportunities for short treks, day hikes, nature walks, and bird watching tours.

The dense forests leading to these hills are home to a variety of birds, wild animals, butterflies, Himalayan herbs, and wildflowers. The trails are gentle and easy and weave past Newar and Tamang villages. One can enjoy outstanding views of the valley as well as the surrounding mountains from the top.

Nepal is one of the best destinations for trekking and hiking adventures. The Himalayan range stretches across the country from east to west. While hardcore trekkers frequent trails leading to Mount Everest, Annapurna Massif, Manaslu, and Kanchenjunga, the middle hills that lie between these mountains and the major cities offer wonderful opportunities for soft and easy trekking.

Kathmandu, the capital city is an urban jungle filled with concrete buildings and a dense population. Some visitors may find the chaos and pollution overwhelming. A walk to the green hills hemming the city’s rim offers a pleasant escape from the hustle and bustle.

One can take a short day hike or trek for a couple of days, camping or staying at the homes of locals. The walk through the paddy fields and traditional villages offer you an insight into local lifestyle and culture.

Kathmandu is regarded as a sacred valley by Hindus and Buddhists alike and it’s not uncommon to find ancient Hindu shrines, Buddhist monasteries, and meditation caves of Buddhist saints dotting the hillsides surrounding the valley.

During winter, a stunning panorama of Himalayan peaks can be enjoyed from the hills and the ridge tops. The snow-covered summits of Ganesh Himal, Langtang Range, Dorje Lhakpa, Gaurishanker, and Jugal Himal are visible from most places in Kathmandu. On a clear day if you are lucky enough you can spot a tiny glimpse of Mount Everest’s summit.

Some of the popular destinations for short treks from Kathmandu are Phulchowki Hill, Shivapuri National Park, Chandragiri, Jamacho, Champa Devi Hill, Nagarjun Forest Reserve, Chisapani, Sundarijal, Lakuri Bhanjyang, Kakani, Nagarkot, and Dhulikhel. Most of the trailheads lie in the city itself. Vantage points like Nagarkot, Kakani and Lakuri Bhanjyang can be accessed via villages on the outskirts of the city.

The highest hill surrounding the Kathmandu valley is Phulchowki at 2,695 meters. Located in the southern end of the valley, the hill can be accessed from Godavari village.

The rhododendron forest covering the hill turns into a riot of color at springtime as the trees are laden with red, white, and pink blooms. As the hill is covered with wildflowers, it has been named ‘Phulchowki’, which means a ‘hill of flowers’ in Nepali.

The Chisapani-Nagarkot-Dhulikhel trail takes you past traditional farms, Newari villages, and medieval towns. The hike to Jamacho which takes around 3-4 hours each way is the easiest and the shortest hike inside the valley.

Kathmandu is not only a city of historical monuments and heritage sites, but it is also a valley filled with forests, hills, and lookout points from where one can enjoy a Himalayan panorama.

The short treks around Kathmandu are ideal for people who wish to experience the Himalayan scenery without having to journey to the remote mountains.

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Limi Valley Trekking – If you want to trek along the remotest and the least frequented trails of Nepal. Which is culturally diverse, the Limi Valley Trek could appeal to you the most. Limi village trek that runs on the trails banking Karnali River. The longest River in Nepal has a lot of wonderful aspects to offer to trekkers.

Most of the time   Limi Valley Treks , chases the remote trails frequently emerging at traditional villages. Where the lifestyle froze a long time ago and remained the same- nomadic and authentic. Authentic Tibetan culture having typical Tibetan language, tradition, and lifestyle are prominent cultural aspects seen during Limi Valley Trek. Villages like Halji and Gombayok are living museums trekkers encounter during the   trek.   Where they could see the ancient Tibet at its best.

The major highlight of Limi Valley Trek involves the trek up to Gyuo Kharka 5150m. Which caters an opportunity to sight the view that would make you fall in love with the beauty of nature. From the top of this pass, we see the breathtaking beauty of alpine nature that include the Himalayas like Saipal (7031m), Byas Rishi, Api, Kanjirowa, Kanti, Gorakh Himalayas. The beauty nature from here stretches until the Himalayan Peaks in Tibet, which include sacred Peak,   Mt. Kailash, and Gorlamdanda. The view of Lake Mansarovar lying at the   foothills of Kailash   is an enchanting view to observe from the acme.

Trekking to Limi Valley also throws you an opportunity to peep into floral and faunal species, which are rare and endangered. Hundreds of species of herbal plants and animal species like blue sheep, wild horses, and snow leopards can be sighted during the trek if you are lucky enough.

This fascinating trek is an offbeat camping trek in far-west Nepal, where life seems easy despite every hardship the people of Limi Valley have endured for centuries.

TRIP ITINERARY

Day 1: arrival in kathmandu..

Arrival Kathmandu – transfer hotel B/B plan – free time.

Day 2: Fly To Nepalgunj.

Free morning in Katmandu – afternoon Fly to Nepalgunj, transfer hotel

Day 3: Trek Simikot To Dharapori (2300m)

Trek Simikot To Dharapori (2300m)

Day 4: Dharapori To Salli Khola (2700m)

Dharapori To Salli Khola (2700m)

Day 5: Salli Khola To Muchu (2920m)

Salli Khola To Muchu (2920m)

Day 6: Rest Day With Exploring The Village.

Rest Day With Exploring The Village.

Day 7: Muchu To Yari Village (4100m)

Muchu To Yari Village (4100m)

Day 8: Yari Village To Hilsa (3700m)

Yari Village To Hilsa (3700m)

Day 9: Hilsa To Manipeme, (3900m)

Hilsa To Manipeme, (3900m)

Day 10: Manipeme To Til, (4100m)

Manipeme To Til, (4100m)

Day 11: Til To Halji, (3600m)

Til To Halji, (3600m)

Day 12: Halji To Sebuk, (3800m)

Halji To Sebuk, (3800m)

Day 13: Sebuk To Nyalu Base Camp (Dhemochhe), (4300m)

Sebuk To Nyalu Base Camp (Dhemochhe), (4300m)

Day 14: Dhemochhe To Singjungma [2900m]

Dhemochhe To Singjungma [2900m]

Day 15: Singjungma To Laga Dhinga (3250m)

Singjungma To Laga Dhinga (3250m)

Day 16: Laga Dhinga To Simikot (2950m)

Laga Dhinga To Simikot (2950m)

Day 17: Fly Simikot To Nepalgunj And To Kathmandu

Fly Simikot To Nepalgunj And To Kathmandu

Day 18: Depart Onward Destination.

Depart Onward Destination.

Cost Includes

• Airport pickup, drop and all ground transport by private vehicle.
• Standard twin sharing Hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast as per itinerary.
• Trekking Lodge (Tea House) accommodations throughout the trek.
• Three meals a day (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) during Humla limi valley trek.
• All necessary paper works for special humla trekking permit, National Park Entry Permit and TIMS card.
• A highly experience and knowledgeable, friendly , English speaking well trained, Government License holder guide with his salary, food, drinks, accommodation, transport to and from, insurance.
• Friendly and helpful porters with proper walking equipment, his salary, foods, accommodation and insurance (one porter for two people).
• Comprehensive medical box (first aid kit will be available).
• Arrangement of Emergency Helicopter service (paid by your Travel Insurance company).
• Government taxes and official expenses.
• Emergency life saver oxygen and mask support.
• Guided Kathmandu sightseeing tour with private vehicle.
• Assistant guide group size more than 4 person group.
• Welcome and farewell dinner in typical Nepalese restaurant.

Cost Excludes

• International Airfare from and to Kathmandu.
• Nepal entry visa fee (you may easily issue the visa on arrival at Tribhuwan International
• Airport – Kathmandu). $25 USD for 15 days Visa.
• Your Travel and Medical Insurance.
• Meals whilst you are in Kathmandu Lunch and Dinner as per itinerary.
• Your Personal Expenses and trekking equipment for the trek.
• All the alcoholic and non alcoholic cold and hot drinks on trek ( i.e. those you choose to purchase along the way and during evenings in the Tea Houses)
• All desserts sweet things like chocolate, cake, pie, pudding.
• Hot shower and battery charging on the tea houses.
• Tips for the guide, porter and driver (Tipping is expected)
• Kathmandu sightseeing monument entrance fees.
• Excess baggage more than 12 kg.from Nepaljung to simikot flight. (If you have extra baggage you can leave in Kathmandu office with full safety)

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