KATHMANDU - DHUNCHE - LANGTANG VALLEY - KANJIN - KANJIN GOMPA - KELDANG - TENTEDCAMP - KATHMANDU
Why Langtang Ganjala Pass Trek?
- Get unique walking experiences through Lush Rhododendron forest and picturesque water falls,
- Visit Langtang villages of Tamang ethnicity, where you get to see Tibetan influenced Interesting cultures,
- Don’t miss to see the traditional farmlands and incredible Terrace field.
- You may also see some rare wild animals and beautiful faunas,
- Trek up to Ganjala pass situated at 5,122 m as it is a challenging high pass of Langtang trek,
- Enjoy such an implausible High Mountain view of Mount Langtang, Langtang Lirung, Shisha Pangma, Dorje Lakpa, Naya Kangma, Yala Peak, and Kangchenpo around Langtang Himalayan range,
- Go and visit the cultural and historical Milarepa cave at Tarkeghyang and Beautiful kyanjin Gompa.
Langtang Ganjala Pass Trek Overview:
The Langtang Ganjala Pass Trek is an epic journey through the heart of the Langtang National Park in Nepal. The trek starts in the village of Syabrubesi, located in the Rasuwa district of Nepal. From here, the trail follows the Langtang River, passing through lush forests and picturesque meadows dotted with traditional Tamang villages.
As you make your way deeper into the park, the landscape becomes increasingly rugged and remote, with towering peaks and glaciers coming into view. One of the highlights of the trek is the Ganjala Pass, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. The pass is located at an altitude of 5,122 meters and requires a challenging climb, but the effort is well worth it for the stunning views from the top.
After crossing the pass, the trail descends through remote valleys and dense forests, eventually reaching the village of Melamchigaun. This village is located in the Helambu region and is known for its charming stone houses and rich cultural heritage. The trek ends here, but not before leaving a lasting impression on all who make the journey.
Overall, the Langtang Ganjala Pass Trek is an unforgettable experience that offers a unique combination of natural beauty, cultural richness, and challenging adventure. Whether you are a seasoned trekker or a beginner, this trek is sure to leave a lasting impact on you.
Meals and Accommodation:
During the Langtang Ganjala Pass Trek, accommodation is provided in teahouses or lodges which offer basic facilities. Meals are usually served in the teahouse and are usually simple, such as dal bhat (lentil and rice), cold noodles and fried potatoes. As the trek goes on, trekkers will have a chance to try more local dishes to experience the local flavors.
The teahouses or lodges provide basic amenities such as beds, blankets and toilet facilities. Guests should bring a sleeping bag and other camping equipment if they wish to camp along the trek. Meals are usually cooked fresh in the teahouse and are prepared using local ingredients. Popular dishes include dal bhat, thukpa (noodle soup), momos (dumplings), and local breads. Hot drinks such as tea and coffee are also available.
In terms of snacks and refreshments, trekkers can buy candy, biscuits, soft drinks, and energy bars at certain points along the trek. Trekkers are also advised to bring their own snacks and bottled water to stay hydrated during the journey.
Overall, the meals and accommodation during the Langtang Ganjala Pass Trek are basic but sufficient for the duration of the journey. Trekkers should be prepared to bring their own camping equipment and snacks as these may not be available in some areas.
Physical fitness and Difficulties:
The Langtang Ganjala Pass Trek is a physically demanding journey that requires a fit individual. The trek involves a lot of uphill climbing with steep sections, and it also entails high altitude hiking, with the Ganjala Pass standing at 5,122 meters.
Physical fitness is a crucial aspect of the trek as it involves:
- Endurance: Long days of hiking and steep uphill climbs require physical endurance.
- Altitude: High altitude can pose a challenge for those not acclimatized to it.
- Physical Strength: Good overall fitness, including strong legs and lungs, is necessary to tackle the tough terrain.
It's important to be prepared both physically and mentally for the Langtang Ganjala Pass Trek, which can be challenging and isolated. This includes preparing your body through regular exercise and being prepared for high altitude-related difficulties such as altitude sickness.
In case of medical conditions or concerns, it is advisable to consult with a doctor before embarking on the trek. It is also recommended to hire a local guide and to be equipped with the necessary gear and supplies for the trek.
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Langtang Ganjala Pass Trek Outline
Day 01: Arrival in kathmandu 1334m,
Day 02: Drive from Katmandu to Syabrubensi: 7-8 hours
Day 03: Syabru besi to Bambo 2134m: 5-6 hours
Day 04: Bambo to Lama Hotel 2470m: 5-6 hours
Day 05: Lama hotel to Langtang village 3540m: 5-6 hours
Day 06: Langtang village to Kyanjin 3802m: 3-4 hours
Day 07: Hike to Tseko Ri 4984m for sunrise view than trek back to kyanjin.
Day 08: Kyanjin Gompa to Ganga La phedi 4300m: 5-6 hours
Day 09: Naya kanga base camp via langtang Ganja la pass 5122m trek to Keldang 4250m: 6-7 hours
Day 10: Keldang to Yak Kharka 4012m: 5-6 hours
Day 11: Yak kharka to Tarkey Ghang.2743m: 5-6 hours
Day 12: Tarkey ghang to Shermathang 2590m: 4-5 hours
Day 13 : Shermathang trek to Melamchi pul bazzar.870m: 5-6 hours
Day 14: Melamchi pul bazaar by bus back to Kathmandu, 4-5 hours drive
Day 15 : Kathmandu city tour
Day 16: Final departureWhat's included?
- Airport/Hotel/Airport picks up and drops by private car/van/Heice,
- Hotel in Kathmandu With BB plan,
- All Grounded transportation as per program,
- experience tour guide for Kathmandu valley sightseeing,
- Meals (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) and all accommodations during the trekking,
- A highly experienced well-trained government license holder guide required porters (1 porter between 2 people) and their meal, accommodation, salary, insurance, and equipment,
- Sleeping bag, Down Jacket, and Walking Pole (if needed),
- All government taxes.
What's not included?
- Your Travel insurance,
- Nepal entry Visa fees,
- Your Travel Insurance,
- Drinks and main meals in cities,
- Tip for guide and Poter,
- Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink.
Day by Day Itinerary
DAY
01
Arrival in Kathmandu (1,300 m/4,264 ft.)
30 Min Dinner Hotel
You will be received from Kathmandu airport on your arrival from my side on a private transport than transfer to your Hotel. I let you rest at your Hotel for few hours than about evening time we can have dinner together and prepare for the trek.
DAY
02
Drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (1,550 m/5,100 ft.): 145 km
7 hrs. Drive Breakfast , Launch & Dinner Hotel
Today after great breakfast at the Hotel we take bus/jeep to Syabrubesi following the northern hill of Kathmandu Valley. We will be going through the zigzag road along the beautiful local villages, forest, landscapes and rivers then reach to Syabrubesi after 7 hours long drive. Before Reaching Sybrubesi you will stop for bathroom and lunch break. Overnight stay will be at Syabrubesi.
DAY
03
Trek from Lama Hotel (2,380 m/7830 ft.):
5 to 6 Hrs walk Breakfast ,Launch & Dinner
We begin our day after wonderful breakfast at Syabrubesi. It is our first walking day of this beautiful trekking.
It is relatively an easy walking day going thought the Langtang khola, dense forest, some suspension bridges and passes some cozy tea houses. We trek gradually uphill today through the forest.
Your 5 proper walk takes you at Lama Hotel where you going to spent a Night. It is a small tea houses area next to the Forest
DAY
04
Trek from Lama Hotel to Mundu (3543 m/ 11,621 ft):
6 to 7 hrs walk Breakfast , Launch & Dinner Tea House
We start the day in the morning to towards Mundu. The trekking path from lama Hotel until reaching Ghoda table goes through the towering tall pine forest then we follow the wide and green lush valley to Langtang villages. It is one of the best settlements of Langtang valley trek.
After passing Ghoda tabela you will have already such a magnificent view of Mt, Langtang, Langtang ri, Dorje Lakpa, and other many small peaks and landscapes. A short and easy walk from Langtang village you will reach Mundu.
DAY
05
Trek From Mundu to Kyangjin Gompa (3,870 m/12,697 ft.)
3 hrs. Breakfast ,Launch & Dinner Tea House
It is an easy and short walking day. We trek continue from Mundu to Kyanjon Gompa it is about 3 hrs walk. We can take our accommodation there at tea houses, get lunch and we can explore around such as Yak cheese factory, Buddhist old monastery, awesome wide landscapes and high snow peaks around.
Kyanjin Gompa is a best and major highlight of this trek area as it is a popular and historical principle monastery of Langtang region. Hoever, trek from Mundu to kyanjin is a perfcet day to explore so many cultural and natural things including Nepal’s largest Mani wall.
DAY
06
Trek from Kyanjib Gompa to Ganjala Phedi (4300 m/14104 ft):
6 Hrs Breakfast ,Launch & Dinner Tea house
Today we are heading to the higher trekking areas of Langtang. We cross the river and follow the Rhododendron forest your 6 hours of walk takes you to your place of the day, where you will get your dinner and place to sleep at tea house. If you are trek in winter in here than it might take more time than your estimations.
DAY
07
Ganjala Phedi – Ganga-la pass (5,122 m/ 16800 ft) than trek to Keldang (4250 m/13940 ft)
Breakfast ,Launch & Dinner Tea House
The main goal of this trek is to cross the Ganga la, as it is high spot and wonderful pass. Ganja la pass is comparatively a difficult pass in Nepal because almost all year there are snow on the top which is not so easy to cross over. It is situated on the rocky debris. After reaching and enjoying the view from Ganjala pass we trek down to Keldang.
DAY
08
Trek from Keldang village to Yak Kharka (4,000 m/13,120 ft):
5/6 hrs Breakfast ,Launch & Dinner Tea House
We are taking a ridge line small trail with the pleasant view around with downhill trekking route. There is greenery grass land at the beginning of your day than similarly getting forest area than villages and farm lands. Your 5 hours proper wwalking takes you to Yak Kharka.
DAY
09
Trek from Yak Gharka to Tarke Gyang(2,590m/8,497ft): 5/6 hrs
Breakfast, Launch & Dinner Tea House
Today after taking a breakfast at tea house, we will still going down and getting more vegetation because we are rapidly descending and in low altitude there are so many greenery. It is almost all downhill walk about 1400 to 1400 meter until reaching Tarke Gang as it is a big Tammang and Sherpa village.
DAY
10
Trek from Tarke Gyang to Sermathang(2,610 m/8,563 ft):
3/4 hrs. Breakfast ,Launch & Dinner Tea House
We take a short walk from your tea house than cross such a nice village. It is u shape trail today but you are walking thought the forest villages and beautiful landscapes. Sermathang is alovely local area to explore the traditional culture
DAY
11
Trek from Sermathang toMalemchi Pul Bazaarthan than Drive to Kathmandu:
4 hrs walk / 2 hrs drive Breakfast, Launch & Dinner Hotel in ktm
We are all happy that the short 3 hrs. walking will be your last walking experiences for this trek. it is all descending trail to Malemchi pul bazar than bur or jeep we will be back to Kathmandu.
After reaching at Kathmandu, we can all have local foods or proper meals after many dasy walking in the mountains.
DAY
12
Farewell day from Nepal
Breakfast, Launch & Dinner Tented Camp
It is your last stay for this trip in Nepal. I will take you to the airport on time. Hope you had great trip and great memories. Hope to see you again.
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Essential Information
What type of equipment do I need to bring for the trek?
The trekking equipment will depend on where you are going if you are trekking to Everest base camp or Annapurna base camp trek you should bring proper equipment such as down Jacket, Sleeping Bag, Windproof pant so no. You have to bring this trekking equipment which is as below:
- Sleeping bag, torch,
- Down Jacket,
- Trekking pools, a pair of t-shirt and pair Pant,
- Pair of suck and Sun Glass,
- General medicine,
- Rucksack and day bag,
- Windproof jacket, Gloves, warm hat,
- Inner drawer and thermal,
Which season is the best to travel to Nepal?
Nepal is a rich in biodiversity as it has many different temperature and climate within a few hour drives. So, as we have four seasons in a year we trek mostly in winter (Sep. to Dec) and spring (Mar. to June). The best season of the year is Sep to Dec, you will have clear weather and spectacular view each day this is why people used to call the best season of the year.
Where is the best area to trek in Nepal?
There are so many trekking routes in Nepal, but few of them are really popular as it is nicer than many other treks in n Nepal. Everest base camp trekking, Gokyo lake trekking, Annapurna base camp trekking, Annapurna circuit trek, Poon hill trek these are the most popular trekking route in Nepal. If you prefer to visit restricted area or, rural area to explore the localities of Nepal there are so many options that we have and you can visit safely.
How Can I get Nepal visa?
To get visa for Nepal is a easy once you arrive In TIA Kathmandu you can get visa within 20 minute, you just need to get 2 p.p size photo, your passport and some money such as 15 Days stay in Nepal cost 25 USD per person, 30 USD for 30 Days and 100 USD for 3 month tourist visa. All service you will get easier when you arrive at Kathmandu airport.
Is Nepal safe to make holiday?
Yes, it is safe country since 10 years especially when rebel party involves in election and peace agreement in 2006 than all political party is already in parliament and doing their best, it means where ever you go to Nepal you are safe. if you feel scared still you can have your authorized guide who will take care of you and give you much information.
Mountain sickness and Acclimatization:
Altitude sickness is a significant risk when trekking on any trails above about 2,500m. However good health, proper care and drinking plenty of water will definitely help you to prevent from altitude sickness. Every trekker needs to be familiar with the heights so, for this, we have life-saving acclimatization days during the trek, peak climbing, and expedition. We also provide certain medical support for your relief and emergency rescue through helicopter whenever guest require.
Experience & Fitness:
You should be fit enough to make those trekking because it is situated on quite a high region however certain training like running, walking, exercising, balanced diet all those things definitely will help to make it easy this trek.
Best Season to Trek in Nepal:
Autumn (September - November) and Spring (March-May) is the best trekking season for the trekking and mountaineering in Nepal Because by that time the Weather is mostly clear and the temperature is moderate which offers the magic view of snow cap mountains and valley each day. Spring Season is such a beautiful time to see many different flowers, plants, and rare animals especially Rhododendron flower along the way is a major attraction. Walking and trekking are also very suitable for this season.
Summer (June - August) and winter (December - February). This season provides a different scenic views each hours unpredictable weather ,heavy monsoon rainfall mostly in Annapurna region it is very much clear to trek around Mustang by summertime because of altitude you can skip the rain if you go those areas., so, Everest, Langtang, and Annapurna are always comfortable to trek even in winter season.
Clothing:
- Liner socks, Trekking shirts short sleeve,
- Thermal underwear, fleece sweaters lightweight,
- one heavier Easy drying long sleeved base layer shirts,
- Woolen blends trekking socks, pair trekking pants with zipping off bottoms
- Outer layers
- Down vest, wind/rain proof over layer - jacket and pants,
- Peak hat, headband, Warm winter hat, lightweight thermal layer hat,
- Pair gloves, down jacket,
- Pair down booties Great for keeping feet warm intent and while sleeping and for in the tent. Pair flips flops, it is practice.
What to take with you for the trek:
As a guide myself for 14 years, I give first priority to cloths which are most important in the cold mountain area. Equipment does matter to make your trek easy and comfortable. Carrying excessive quantity of trekking equipment doesn’t make your trip more interesting but the disadvantage. So, we request you to carry only selected and recommended items and we have our potential porters. Warm Clothes, Down Jacket, Trouser, T-shirt, Hiking Boot, Sunglasses, Sun cream, Knife, Walking Steak, day backpack, Head Light, Sleeping Bag etc. These are the equipment's which you must carry during the trek.
Meals:
There are so many different tastes in food and international standard restaurants in Kathmandu where you can try your own taste in food and lots of choices. But in the trek mostly we can have Indian, Nepali, continental, via menu especially each settlement provides Pasta, momo, soup items, potato item, rice, hot drink, cold drink etc.
Accommodations:
Safe holiday adventure gives the first priority to our guest service that is what makes us today safe holiday adventure. For the city accommodation in Kathmandu we have been providing at list 3-star category hotel at the location and also on request, we can provide comfortable but cheap accommodation too for budget travelers.
During the trekking, we provide a standard guest house, calm environment and local healthy food for our guest.
Required Documents and Permits for Ganjala pass trek in langtang
To trek in Langtang National Park, including the Langtang Ganjala Pass, you will need the following documents and permits:
- Passport: A valid passport is required for entry into Nepal.
- Visa: You can obtain a visa for Nepal at the Nepalese embassy in your home country or upon arrival at the airport in Kathmandu.
- TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) Card: This card is required for all trekkers in Nepal and can be obtained from the Nepal Tourism Board or through a trekking agency.
- Langtang National Park Permit: This permit is required to enter Langtang National Park and can be obtained from the park headquarters in Dhunche or through a trekking agency.
- Local Permits: If you are trekking through Tamang villages, you may also need to obtain additional permits from the local authorities.
It is important to note that trekking in Langtang Ganjala Pass is considered a challenging and remote adventure, and it is advisable to hire a local guide and to be properly prepared for the trek.
How long is the Langtang Ganjala Pass Trek?
The length of the Langtang Ganjala Pass Trek varies depending on the itinerary and route taken, but it typically takes anywhere from 8 to 12 days to complete the trek. The total distance of the trek is around 70-80 kilometers, and the trekkers typically cover between 5-10 kilometers per day.
The trek starts in Syabrubesi and follows the Langtang River to the Langtang Valley, passing through forests, meadows, and villages along the way. The trek then reaches the high point at the Ganjala Pass and descends to the Helambu region before returning to Syabrubesi.
The trek can be customized to suit individual needs and interests, and some trekkers may choose to add additional days for acclimatization or to explore the surrounding areas. It's important to have a flexible itinerary and to be prepared for unexpected weather or trail conditions.
What is the difficulty level of the trek?
The Langtang Ganjala Pass Trek is considered a strenuous trek with a high level of difficulty. The trek involves a significant amount of uphill hiking, with some sections requiring steep ascents and descents. The trek also involves high-altitude hiking, with the Ganjala Pass located at an altitude of 5,122 meters, which can be challenging for those who are not acclimatized.
The difficulty of the trek is influenced by various factors, including the trekker's physical fitness, the altitude, and the weather conditions. The trek requires a good level of physical fitness and endurance, as well as a positive attitude and the ability to adapt to challenging situations.
What kind of accommodation and meals are provided during the trek?
Accommodation and meals during the Langtang Ganjala Pass Trek vary depending on the itinerary and route taken, but typically, trekkers stay in teahouses or lodges along the trail.
Teahouses are simple lodges that provide basic accommodation and food, typically in shared rooms. The rooms are basic but clean and provide a place to sleep and store gear. Some teahouses may also have private rooms available for an additional cost.
Meals are typically served in the teahouses and consist of traditional Nepalese cuisine, such as dal bhat (lentils and rice), momos (dumplings), and various types of soups and curries. Some teahouses may also offer western-style dishes, such as pasta and pizza.
What kind of views and wildlife can I expect to see on the trek? during langtang ganjaplapass rek
The Langtang-Ganja La Pass trek offers a range of breathtaking views of the Langtang mountain range, including Langtang Lirung (7,234 m), Gangchenpo (6,388 m), and Naya Kanga (5,846 m). During the trek, you can also expect to see diverse wildlife, such as Himalayan black bears, red pandas, snow leopards, and a variety of bird species such as Danphe, Impeyan and Blood Pheasants. Additionally, the trek passes through forests of rhododendron, oak, and bamboo, offering stunning views of the surrounding vegetation.
Is the trek suitable for solo travelers?
The Langtang-Ganja La Pass trek can be done solo, but it's important to keep in mind that trekking in the Himalayas involves some degree of risk and requires preparation. Solo travelers should have experience in hiking and be well-equipped with proper gear and supplies. It's also advisable to be in good physical condition and have a good understanding of the trail and potential hazards.
In addition, it's always a good idea to inform someone about your itinerary and estimated return time. It's recommended to hire a guide or join a group for added safety and support. With adequate preparation and awareness, solo trekking in Langtang-Ganja La Pass can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience.
Is it possible to customize the itinerary?
Yes, it is possible to customize the itinerary for the Langtang-Ganja La Pass trek. Many trekking agencies and tour operators offer customizable itineraries to suit the specific needs and interests of trekkers. For example, you can choose to extend or shorten your trek, add or remove certain destinations, or adjust the daily walking distance to suit your fitness level.
It's important to keep in mind that customization may affect the cost of the trek, as well as the logistics and arrangements for transportation, accommodations, and meals. When requesting a customized itinerary, make sure to communicate your specific needs and preferences to the trekking agency or tour operator, who will then work with you to design a personalized trekking plan.
What kind of equipment do I need for the trek?
Here is a general list of essential equipment you'll need for the Langtang-Ganja La Pass trek:
- Backpack: A sturdy and comfortable backpack with a capacity of at least 45 liters to carry your gear and supplies.
- Clothing: Warm and waterproof clothing, including a down jacket, thermal base layers, fleece sweater, hat, gloves, and waterproof pants and jacket.
- Footwear: A good pair of hiking boots with good ankle support and waterproofing.
- Sleeping gear: A warm sleeping bag rated for sub-zero temperatures, and a comfortable sleeping pad.
- Headlamp: A headlamp with extra batteries for use in the evenings and early mornings.
- First-aid kit: A personal first-aid kit that includes basic items such as pain relievers, band-aids, antiseptic wipes, and any prescription medications you may need.
- Hydration: A hydration system, such as a hydration bladder or water bottles, to stay properly hydrated during the trek.
- Sun protection: Sunglasses, sun hat, and a high SPF sunscreen to protect your skin from the strong sun.
- Miscellaneous items: A trekking pole, a camera, a power bank, and a small towel.
This is a general list and you may also want to consider other items based on your personal needs and preferences. Before your trek, make sure to check the weather forecast and pack accordingly, and always carry extra clothing and gear for emergencies.
Are there any health and safety considerations for the trek?
Yes, there are several health and safety considerations for the Langtang-Ganja La Pass trek:
Altitude sickness: The trek takes you to high altitudes, so it's important to acclimate gradually and be aware of the symptoms of altitude sickness, such as headache, dizziness, and shortness of breath. If you experience these symptoms, it's important to descend to a lower altitude immediately.
Hydration: Staying properly hydrated is crucial for good health during the trek. Make sure to drink plenty of water and avoid alcohol and caffeine, which can dehydrate you.
Food and water safety: Only drink boiled or treated water and make sure to wash your hands regularly. Avoid raw or undercooked foods, especially meat and dairy products.
Injuries and accidents: Be cautious when crossing streams, bridges, and when hiking on steep and slippery trails. Make sure to wear proper footwear with good grip, and use a trekking pole for added stability.
Natural hazards: Be aware of the potential hazards in the mountains, such as rock falls, avalanches, and landslides. Always follow the guidance of your guide and local authorities, and be prepared for sudden changes in weather and trail conditions.
Emergency preparedness: Make sure to carry a personal first-aid kit, a charged mobile phone, and a whistle for emergencies. It's also a good idea to inform someone about your itinerary and estimated return time.
By being prepared and taking the necessary precautions, you can greatly reduce the risk of health and safety issues during the Langtang-Ganja La Pass trek.
How many days should I plan for the trek?
The length of the Langtang-Ganja La Pass trek typically ranges from 12 to 19 days, depending on your starting point, itinerary, and pace. A standard itinerary for the trek typically takes around 15 to 17 days, which includes time for acclimatization and exploring the surrounding area.
However, you can customize the length of your trek based on your physical fitness, time constraints, and personal preferences. If you're an experienced hiker and have limited time, you may opt for a shorter trek of 12 to 14 days, while if you're looking for a more relaxed pace and want to explore more of the surrounding area, you may opt for a longer trek of 18 to 19 days.
Regardless of the length of the trek, it's important to be well-prepared, physically fit, and to allow enough time for acclimatization to minimize the risk of altitude sickness.
What are the visa and permit requirements for the trek?
For the Langtang-Ganja La Pass trek, the following visas and permits are required:
Tourist visa: Most foreign nationals visiting Nepal require a tourist visa, which can be obtained upon arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu or at a Nepalese embassy or consulate abroad. The visa fee is based on the length of your stay, with a maximum validity of 150 days per year.
Langtang National Park permit: The Langtang-Ganja La Pass trek takes you through the Langtang National Park, for which you need to obtain a park permit. The park permit fee is approximately USD 30 for a period of seven days, and USD 50 for a period of 14 days. The permit can be obtained in Kathmandu or at the park entrance.
TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) card: The TIMS card is a permit issued by the Nepal Tourism Board that provides information on trekkers and helps the government monitor trekking activities. The TIMS card fee is approximately USD 10, and can be obtained in Kathmandu or at the park entrance.
It's important to note that the requirements for visas and permits may change, so it's best to check the latest information before your trek. Many trekking agencies and tour operators can assist you with obtaining the necessary visas and permits, as well as arranging transportation and accommodations.
Cancellation Note
- Free cancellation up to 60 days prior departure
- 30% of the total cost of the trip will be charged if cancelled between 60 to 30 days prior to departure date
- 60% of total cost of the trip will be charged if cancelled in between 30 to 14 days prior to departure date.
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