Amazing 14 Days Tumlingtar Tour Package

While you landed at the Tribhuvan International Airport we welcome you with your name and assists to transfer to your hotel in Kathmandu. The evening we’ll pick up you for welcome dinner in one of the typical Nepalese restaurants with a cultural program in the heart of Kathmandu and overnight at Hotel.

Planning for the pre-trip meeting at morning which includes briefing and preparation for the today’s trip after breakfast. Then you will be headed for the full day sightseeing of capital city Kathmandu which is the city of temples and the world heritage sites.

We start the morning with an easy walk to the lovely village of Baluwabesi, where we cross a small river and then start climbing through a lush, tropical forest of cardamom, banana and papaya trees, and past thatched huts to a chautara local rest-spot, here also a spectacular viewpoint high above the hazy valley and the Arun River. Leaving the lovely Arun behind, we have 600 meters to climb before lunch. Contouring around hillsides and continuing to climb, we reach Marduwa, a small hamlet village & soon we pass more terraced fields and clusters of ochre and cream mud-brick houses built in the local style, eventually stopping for lunch near Nepali Danda, also called Charlissay, named after a Chettri caste that lived here many years ago, and have not reputedly migrated to the Kathmandu area. Soon we reach the intersection of the old trail from Dingla, and after contouring around a hillside we reach a larger trail near a cluster of banyan trees. The forest thickens again as we ascend and then drop back down to the Irkhuwa River, crossing two bridges, the second one a long suspension bridge, and following a riverside trail for another hour or so to Gothe Bazaar, the inhabitants a mix of Gurung and Rai. At Gothe Bazaar, the local woman will have bunches of sweet bananas and tangerines for sale at the first section of the village for overnight stay.

Leaving pleasant Sanam we contour along a high trail with broad views first we reaching Durie Tiu, a group of simple lodges. Soon afterward we arrive at the rustic gompa at Nimtsola here is Sherpa influence ends and the land of the Rai begins. The trail is now larger as we contour another few hours along the hillside finally we reach the many Buffalo huts and terraces fields of the large Rai village of Gudel. The equally sprawling village of Bung and the Naulekh mountains are visible in the distance as is Mera Peak. We descend steeply on slate steps to our campsite in the back of a local teahouse. This is a very interesting bustling and traditional village. In afternoon we explore and take photos of the colorful dwellings and villages. Stay here overnight on tea house.

After breakfast enjoyable hour of hiking along a wide trail with broad views and over a small ridge brings us to Phakepani. The trail continues to climb through a tributary valley filled with prickly leaned oak and rhododendron forest, where languor monkeys may occasionally be seen. After Paiya walk leads on the long winding trail with few small ups and downs just before the long downhill Surkhe, one can view the Lukla airstrip and the town at Lukla. An hour descend will bring you at Surkhe and have a lunch here. After lunch, it takes about another one an half hour to get the Lukla. From here the trail is mostly up hill.

The flight time to Kathmandu, our schedule for morning normally, because of the wind in the afternoon, sometimes the flight time can be delayed due to bad weather and other reason beyond our command. Anyway, we will fly back to Kathmandu and your guide will transfer to hotel. You may have time to relax after a long journey and take back your breath and rest at your hotel.

Today we re-check your flight time for tomorrow and have a full day sightseeing in Kathmandu valley or time to explore the Thamel for last day shopping and in the evening will meet you for the farewell dinner and overnight at hotel.

You’ll be transferred to the International Airport for your departure flight to your onwards destination.