Famous for its spectacular mountain peaks and the loyalty and
friendliness of its inhabitants (the Sherpas), the Everest region
(Khumbu) is one of the most popular destinations for tourists in Nepal.
While many of the routes through the mountains are arduous, there are
ample places to rest and enjoy a meal along the way. Furthermore, don't
worry about getting lost. Just ask a local the way to the next village
on your route, and they will direct you. Most Sherpas under the age of
fifty can at least understand basic English, and many speak it fluently.
While trekking is possible in this area the whole year round, the best times to visit are from the beginning of March to mid May and from the beginning of September to mid November. The winters are very cold and snow may make it difficult to travel higher than Tengboche, and also lodges may be closed above this altitude. Summers, on the other hand, are wet, and the spectacular peaks are often lost in the clouds. April and early May is a good time to see the hedgerows and trees bursting into bloom, with Rhododendrons, in particular, adding a spectacular splash of colour to the landscape. However, dust from the plains of India during the spring routinely provide less than ideal conditions for clear mountain views. The views are much better after the summer monsoons have cleared the atmosphere of dust, but the days are shorter and cooler.
Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) is compulsory to visit Khumbu region, this was until 2010 issued free of charge but now costs 20USD or equivalent in Nepalese Rupees.
Lodges and restaurants in Khumbu only accept Nepalese rupees. Budget 2000 Rs per person per day for food and accommodation - prices rise with the altitude, though you may spend more in Namche because there is more on offer.
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While trekking is possible in this area the whole year round, the best times to visit are from the beginning of March to mid May and from the beginning of September to mid November. The winters are very cold and snow may make it difficult to travel higher than Tengboche, and also lodges may be closed above this altitude. Summers, on the other hand, are wet, and the spectacular peaks are often lost in the clouds. April and early May is a good time to see the hedgerows and trees bursting into bloom, with Rhododendrons, in particular, adding a spectacular splash of colour to the landscape. However, dust from the plains of India during the spring routinely provide less than ideal conditions for clear mountain views. The views are much better after the summer monsoons have cleared the atmosphere of dust, but the days are shorter and cooler.
Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) is compulsory to visit Khumbu region, this was until 2010 issued free of charge but now costs 20USD or equivalent in Nepalese Rupees.
Lodges and restaurants in Khumbu only accept Nepalese rupees. Budget 2000 Rs per person per day for food and accommodation - prices rise with the altitude, though you may spend more in Namche because there is more on offer.
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We (a couple from USA) did the Everest base camp trek in late November- beginning of December 2012. It was great! November is the end of the main trekking season, but we still had really nice weather and nice days in the mountains. We flew into Lukla and hiked for a total of 12 days. Our original plan was 13 days of trekking, but due to bad weather we were delayed for one day on our way to Lukla. Since we missed one of our acclimatization days, our trek became one day shorter and we did not make it to Kala pathar or Everest base camp. If it is important for you to reach base camp, you have to make a deal with your travel agency in advance; otherwise you will not be able to reach your goal without the risk of getting altitude sickness if you are short on days. On our way down we walked to Khumjuung and visited Khunde, which we really liked and recommend. We used the guide book “Trekking the Everest Region” by Jamie Mc Guinness, and we really enjoyed to read it during the evenings.
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ReplyDeleteAltitude sickness is a significant risk when trekking on any trails above about 2500m. Be familiar with the symptoms and do not ignore them. People who keep to a conservative ascent schedule and drink plenty of fluids should acclimatize OK. If you or anyone in your party begins to experience symptoms of AMS then do not ascend any further, and if they do not improve then descent to a lower altitude is the only option. Water - The streams should be considered polluted and whilst bottled water is often available, the disposal of plastic bottles is a problem. Have some means to purify water, iodine and/or a fine ceramic filter are the best options.
Lone travelers - arriving in Kathmandu it is usually easy to find other likeminded people with similar travel plans and trek together. Even if you start at the trailhead alone you are likely to meet the same people along the trail and share lodges at night. It is not wise to trek alone (this is true not just in Nepal but anywhere). In the unlikely event that you should encounter trouble or become ill then it is far easier and safer to have some companion to help out.
Responsible trekking
Trek legally. If you trek independently, you are not allowed to take any staff yourself by law. You need for this a Trekking Agency, the sole authorized to employ staff for foreign trekkers. Do not hire staff through hotels, "independent guides" unless they have a Trekking Agent license or offer these services through an affiliated Trekking Agent.
Please make sure you pack out all of your trash, including bottles and cans from goods consumed in restaurants. Bring the trash to the nearest truck-accessible road for the most proper disposal available.
Trekkers are also asked to refrain from relying on bottled water, since there is nowhere to dispose of the used bottles. Filtering or treating your water will reduce the amount of trash left behind in this fragile environment. Iodine pills are a cheap, lightweight solution.
Take the time to look at the pollution and lack of trash management all around you, from the trash-clogged rivers in the cities to the mounds of discarded beer bottles in the mountain villages. This is a country struggling with its rapid Westernization and hasn't yet figured out how to dispose of its waste. Don't contribute to the problem anymore than necessary!
After your trek you can give your clothes to the porters' clothing bank which is managed by the KEEP association [3]. This bank is located in Thamel at Kathmandu and provides clothes to the trekking porters. Travelers are encouraged to bring water purification tablets or water filters on the trek as this reduces the use of plastic bottles and also reduces the weight carried.
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Though not required, porters and/or guides can be easily hired in Pokhara or Kathmandu at many travel agencies. As a classic "tea-house trek," which goes from village to village and does not require trekkers to bring along food or camping equipment, porters and guides are far from necessary, though many trekkers still like to use them.
ReplyDeleteIf you do hire a porter or a guide, Nepali tourism officials ask that you make sure you pay a fair wage, limit the weight you require them to carry, and ensure they are properly clothed. Pay attention to their health when you get up in elevation, since some porters may not tell you if they feel ill. Altitude sickness is potentially fatal if ignored.
Depending on where you end your trek, buses and taxis are available to take you to Pokhara, a great place on a lake to spend a few days unwinding and relaxing. Kathmandu is about a six hour bus ride from Pokhara, easily arranged once you're ready to leave the lakeside town.
You can try and walk the lower stages at a faster pace maybe combining two of them into one so that more time can be spent on acclimatization on the higher stages. For example a couple of extra days can be spent at Manang and utilized by climbing to one of the many peaks around it and coming back down so as to increase the production of red blood cells. You can also see the origin of the Marsyandi river in Manang. Taking the high trail from Pisang via Ghyaru and Ngawal, and sleeping in either of those villages also helps acclimatization. As those villages are already higher in elevation than Manang, the extra acclimatization day in Manang can be skipped. The best part about this trek is the varied scenery it has to offer. You start from tropical forest in Besisahar, see terminal moraine near Manang and then move past the snow line across the Thorung La and then to the barren landscape of lower Mustang and Muktinath.
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Though not required, porters and/or guides can be easily hired in Pokhara or Kathmandu at many travel agencies. As a classic "tea-house trek," which goes from village to village and does not require trekkers to bring along food or camping equipment, porters and guides are far from necessary, though many trekkers still like to use them.
ReplyDeleteIf you do hire a porter or a guide, Nepali tourism officials ask that you make sure you pay a fair wage, limit the weight you require them to carry, and ensure they are properly clothed. Pay attention to their health when you get up in elevation, since some porters may not tell you if they feel ill. Altitude sickness is potentially fatal if ignored.
Depending on where you end your trek, buses and taxis are available to take you to Pokhara, a great place on a lake to spend a few days unwinding and relaxing. Kathmandu is about a six hour bus ride from Pokhara, easily arranged once you're ready to leave the lakeside town.
You can try and walk the lower stages at a faster pace maybe combining two of them into one so that more time can be spent on acclimatization on the higher stages. For example a couple of extra days can be spent at Manang and utilized by climbing to one of the many peaks around it and coming back down so as to increase the production of red blood cells. You can also see the origin of the Marsyandi river in Manang. Taking the high trail from Pisang via Ghyaru and Ngawal, and sleeping in either of those villages also helps acclimatization. As those villages are already higher in elevation than Manang, the extra acclimatization day in Manang can be skipped. The best part about this trek is the varied scenery it has to offer. You start from tropical forest in Besisahar, see terminal moraine near Manang and then move past the snow line across the Thorung La and then to the barren landscape of lower Mustang and Muktinath.
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Tag 21: Rückfahrt nach Kathmandu
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Dolpo, auch ‘Der verborgene Himmel’ genannt, ist die auserlesenste und zuletzt erforschte Treckingroute in Nepal. Dolpo liegt im Nordwesten der Karnali Region hinter dem Dhaulagiri Massiv. Natürlich abgelegen durch die schwierige Topografie bietet es ein hohes schneebedecktes Gebirge im Norden, Schluchten, Flußbecken in Bheri, Suligad, Rupagad, große und kleine Wasserfälle, unterschiedliche Pflanzen und Kräuter, über 197 Vogelarten, 32 Arten von Säugetieren,, Gemeinden mit einheitlicher Kultur und sozialen Gefügen, antiken Tempel und buddhistischen Klostern. Die Menschen tibetischer Herkunft haben sich das einfache Leben mit ihrem eigenen Dialekt und Kultur erhalten. Der Treck in die Dolpo Region erfordert eine spezielle Erlaubnis und die Trecker müssen physisch fit sein, weil der Treck sehr lang und anforderungsvoll ist.
Reiseroute:
Tag 01: Ankunft in Katmandu und Transfer zum Hotel
Tag 02: Vorbereitungstag zur Beantragung spezifischer Treckingerlaubnisse
Tag 03: Flug/ Fahrt nach Nepalgunj
Tag 04: Flug nach Juphal(Dolpo) und Treck zum Camp in Dunai, 5 Std.
Tag 05: Treck nach Hanke, 5 Std.
Tag 06: Treck nach Reiji, 5 Std.
Tag 07: Treck zum Phoksundo See 3.600m, 5 Std.
Tag 08: Ruhetag am Phoksundo See
Tag 09: Treck zum Strand vom See , 5 Std.
Tag 10: Treck zum Mandala Camp 4.570m, 5 Std.
Tag 11: Treck zum Kang La Pass (5.240m) – und zur Shey Gompa (4280m.), 5 Std.
Tag 12: Treck zum Saldang Pass (5010m)- und nach Namgung 4.380m, 5 Std.
Tag 13: Treck zur Yanger Gompa (3890m), 5 Std.
Tag 14: Treck nach Musi Gaon (4.270m), 6 Std.
Tag 15: Treck nach Sime Gaon (3.950m ), 6 Std.
Tag 16: Treck nach Tinja (4.150m ), 6 Std.
Tag 17: Treck nach Kheng (4.550m ), 6 Std.
Tag 18: Treck zum Charka Pass (5.036m ) – und nach Charka (4.365m), 7 Std
Tag 19: Treck nach Yak Kharka (4.780m ), 5 Std.
Tag 20: Treck zum Sangda pass (5.490m ) - und nach Sangda phedi (5.110m ), 7 Std. Tag 21: Treck nach Sangda ( 3909m), 5 Std.
Day 22: Treck nach Phale Gaon (2900m ), 6 Std.
Day 23: Treck nach Jomsom ( 2710m ), 4 Std.
Day 24: Flug nach Pokhara
Day 25: Rückfahrt nach Kathmandu
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Island Peak Trek - Pulau Peak perjalanan di rantau Khumbu mengambil di antara pemandangan yang paling hebat di Himalaya. Mera Peak Climbing - Nikmati pemandangan Gunung. Everest (8,848 m; 29.030 kaki), Cho-Oyu (8,201 m; 26,910 kaki), Lhotse (8516 m; 27.940 kaki), Makalu (8463 m; 27,770 kaki), Kangchenjunga (8,586 m; 28.170 kaki), Nuptse (7,855 m; 25.770 kaki), dan Chamlang (7,319 m; 24.010 kaki).
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Penyakit ketinggian Amaran Daftar
Penyakit ketinggian adalah satu risiko yang ketara apabila meredah laluan di mana-mana di atas kira-kira 2500M. Membiasakan diri dengan gejala dan tidak mengabaikan mereka. Orang yang menjaga jadual kenaikan konservatif dan minum banyak air perlu menyesuaikan diri OK. Jika anda atau sesiapa dalam parti anda mula mengalami gejala AMS maka tidak naik apa-apa lagi, dan jika mereka tidak bertambah baik, maka keturunan ke ketinggian yang lebih rendah adalah satu-satunya pilihan. Air - aliran boleh dianggap tercemar dan air botol manakala sering ada, penjualan botol plastik adalah satu masalah. Ada beberapa cara untuk membersihkan air, iodin dan / atau denda penapis seramik adalah pilihan yang terbaik.
Lone pelancong - tiba di Kathmandu ia biasanya mudah untuk mencari orang lain yang likeminded dengan rancangan perjalanan yang sama dan berjalan bersama-sama. Walaupun anda bermula Trailhead sahaja anda mungkin bertemu orang yang sama sepanjang laluan dan berkongsi lodge pada waktu malam. Ia tidak bijak untuk berjalan sahaja (ini adalah benar bukan sahaja di Nepal tetapi di mana-mana). Dalam hal tidak mungkin bahawa anda perlu menghadapi masalah atau menjadi sakit maka ia adalah jauh lebih mudah dan lebih selamat untuk mempunyai beberapa teman untuk membantu.
Trekking Bertanggungjawab
Trek sisi undang-undang. Jika anda berjalan secara bebas, anda tidak dibenarkan untuk mengambil mana-mana kakitangan sendiri dengan undang-undang. Anda perlu untuk ini Agensi yang Trekking, tunggal yang diberi kuasa untuk mengambil pekerja untuk Pengembara asing. Jangan menyewa kakitangan melalui hotel, "panduan bebas" melainkan jika mereka mempunyai lesen Agen Trekking atau menawarkan perkhidmatan ini melalui Agen Trekking bergabung.
Sila pastikan anda pek semua sampah anda, termasuk botol dan tin dari barangan yang digunakan di restoran-restoran. Membawa sampah ke jalan yang terdekat trak diakses untuk pelupusan yang betul ada.
Pengembara juga diminta untuk menahan diri daripada bergantung kepada air botol, kerana ada tempat untuk melupuskan botol digunakan. Menapis atau merawat air anda akan mengurangkan jumlah sampah ketinggalan dalam persekitaran ini rapuh. Pil iodin adalah penyelesaian yang murah, ringan.
Ambil masa untuk melihat pencemaran dan kekurangan pengurusan sampah di sekeliling anda, dari sungai-sungai sampah tersumbat di bandar-bandar dengan longgokan botol bir dibuang di kampung-kampung gunung. Ini adalah sebuah negara yang bergelut dengan pembaratan yang pesat dan tidak lagi digambarkan bagaimana untuk melupuskan sisa. Tidak menyumbang kepada masalah lagi daripada yang diperlukan!
Selepas perjalanan anda, anda boleh memberi pakaian anda kepada bank pakaian porter 'yang diuruskan oleh persatuan KEEP [3]. Bank ini terletak di Thamel di Kathmandu dan menyediakan pakaian kepada porter trekking. Pelancong digalakkan membawa tablet pembersihan air atau penapis air di perjalanan kerana ini mengurangkan penggunaan botol plastik dan juga mengurangkan berat badan yang dibawa.
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ReplyDeleteNamaste and warm Greetings from Himalayan Country Nepal!!
My name is Sanjib Adhikari. As an independent trekking guide and tour operator in Nepal, I would like to welcome everyone in my motherland country, Nepal. With the keen interest in the adventure tourism, I have been involved in this field at a very young age. Pursuing my career in different capacities as porter, assistant guide, I have developed myself as an independent trekking guide and leadership in various outdoor activities. Licensed and fully certified from the Government of Nepal, we plan and guide for exploration and adventure throughout Nepal.
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Nepal: 5-Day Kathmandu and Nagarkot Tour
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Prior to landing at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport, you may well have some excellent views of snowy Himalayan peaks. After arrival and customs clearance you’ll be met by the tour coordinator and transferred to your hotel.
Day 2: Sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley
After breakfast, enjoy a sightseeing tour of Kathmandu’s Durbar Square, situated in the heart of the city. This entire royal palace complex is filled with historical monuments. See the stone statue of Hanuman and the palace’s golden gate. Visit the Taleju temple, at 36.6 meters high, the temple to Lord Krishna, built in the 17th century, and the Jaggannath temple, famous for its erotic art.
The Swayambhu Nath stupa is situated on a hill, and from this point you’ll have incredible views of the Kathmandu valley and the Himalayan range. Visit the Pasupatinath temple, an important Hindu shrine. You’ll also stop at the Boudhananth stupa, the largest in South Asia.
Day 3: Sightseeing Tour in Patan
Patan, the second-largest city in the valley, has been listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Its central Durbar Square is absolutely packed with temples, and is an architectural feast. There is a far greater concentration of temples per square meter here than in either Kathmandu or Bhaktapur. You’ll have time to admire the most stunning display of Newari architecture in Nepal.
Next on the itinerary is a drive to Nagarkot. At an altitude of 1,950 meters, it is an excellent spot for views of snowy mountain peaks and spectacular sunsets and sunrises. In the morning, when the sky is clear, you can enjoy views of the Himalayas including Lantang, Everest, Amadablam, and Kanchenjunga.
Day 4:Sightseeing Tour in Bhaktapur
After breakfast, you’ll head out on a drive from Nagarkot to Bhaktipur. Bhaktapur city is also a World Heritage Site, and is the third major town in the valley. The main points of interest in Bhaktapur are the lion gate and the golden gate. The lion gate dates to the late 17th century and is guarded on either side by huge statues of lions, with stone images of gods standing alongside. The golden gate is said to be the most beautiful and richly molded specimen of its kind in the world.
Day 5: End of Tour
Departure from the Kathmandu airport.
What's Included?
• 3-star accommodation in Kathmandu (on a twin-sharing, B&B basis)
• English-speaking tour guide
• Private land transport
What's Not Included:
• Entrance fees etc
Good to Know:
Please note the following:
• dates and times to be confirmed after booking
• breakfast starts at 07:00, with hotel departure for sightseeing at 09:00
• standard category hotels provided in Kathmand and Nagarkot
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