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Destination: Nepal
Activities: Trekking & tours
Makalu Base Camp Trek make an outstanding trek in eastern Nepal from either Hile or Tumlingtar by walking north up the Arun River to Seduwa and Num, then crossing Barun La (4110 meters) into the upper Barun Khola Valley for a close look at Makalu (8463 meters) and Chamlang (7317 meters). The route is not particularly difficult but it becomes a long trek because of the long distance that you must walk up the Arun.On the way to the Makalu Base camp we can have the very close view of the very beautiful Landscapes, Riverbanks, Shiva shrines, mountains, glaciers etc. You can put together an even wilder trek by crossing Sherpani col and west col and continue Amalapcha pass or Mera La with climbing the peaks. It is such great adventure trekking with climbing and really high passes.
Day 01: Arrival –to- Kathmandu and pickup/ drive to Hotel,
Day 02: Kathmandu, Kathmandu Sight seeing.
Day 03: Kathmandu –to- Flying Tumling tar one hour and camp at (937m.)
Day 04: Tumling tar -to- Manebhanjyng, 6 hours walk and about (1250m.)
Day 05: Manebhanjyang –to-Chichila 6 hours walk about (2000m.)
Day 06: Chichila -to-Num 6 hours walk (1850m.)
Day 07: Num -to-Sheduwa 6 hours walk about (1650m.)
Day 08: Trek to Tashi Gaon (2200m)
Day 09: Trek to Kauma Danda (3500m)
Day 10: Trek to Mumbuk (3610m)
Day 11: Trek to Yangre Kharka (3500m)
Day 12: Trek to Sherson (4610m)
Day 13: Trek to Makalu Base Camp (5000m)
Day 14: Excursion around Makalu Base Camp
Day 15: Trek to Yangre Kharka (3500m)
Day 16: Trek to Mumbuk (3610m)
Day 17: Trek to Tashi Gaon (2200m)
Day 18: Trek to Num (1510m)
Day 19: Trek to Bhote Bash (1600m)
Day 20: Trek to Tumlingtar (400m)/Fly back to Kathmandu
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“I have recently completed the Manaslu trek with Himalayan RST expeditions and would recommend everyone to use them. The itinerary was clearly explained, as were all the costs, the transport and other requirements. The jeeps…[ more ]
Laurence Wilbraham, United KingdomThere are 1700 Peaks (the major portion of the Mountain range.) in Nepal, Himalayas that exceed 5500 meters to 8848m (29,028ft) in height above sea level.. Presently , Only 282 of these peaks are open to expeditions . This… [ more ]