Walangchun Gola
Walangchun Gola
Trip Duration
23 Days
Trip Grade:
Destination: Nepal
Activities: NA
Walangchun Gola
Day By Day
Day 01: Kathmandu – Dharan (428m.) Travel by bus.
Day 02 : Dharan - Dhankuta (1158m.)- Hille(1822m.)-Basantpur
Day 03 : Rest Day at Basantapur For Getting Prepared For the Trek
Day 04 : Trek Basantpur –Chauki(2400m)
Day 05 : Trek Chauki –Gupha Pokhari (2940m.)Gurja Gaon (2145m.)
Day 06 : Trek Gurja Gaon –Mitlung (1160m)
Day 07 : Trek Mitlung –Chirwa (1171m.)
Day 08 : Trek Chirwa-Sekathum (1635m.)
Day 09 : Trek Sekathum –Forest Camp Before Torton (2600m)
Day 10 : Trek Torton – Walangchun Gola (3050m)
Day 11 : Stay at Walangchun Gola and Explore the area.
Day 12 : Another Free Day For exploring the area
Day 13 : Trek Walanchun Gola –Nango la (4500m)
Day 14 : Trek Nango La Phedi – nanglo la Phedi (4802m)- ghunsa (3468)
Day 15 : Trek Ghunsa – Mirgin La (4583m)
Day 16 : Trek Mirgin La – Tseram (3725m)
Day 17 : Trek Tseram _chittre(2250m)
Day 18 : Trek Chittre_Yamphudin(2090m)-memankhe(1650m)
Day 19 : Trek Meamkhe- Tellok(960m)-Tharpu (990m)
Day 20 : Trek Tharpu –Gopetar (2050m)
Day 21 : Drive Gopetar- Phidim (1264m)IIam(1229m.)
Day 22 : Drive IIam – Birtamod(85m)
Day 23 : Drive from Birtamod to Kathmandu By or Fly Bhadrapur to Kathmandu
Cost Include
Useful Info
Personal Equipment List
- Backpack
- Trekking Boots/ shoes
- Socks
- Down Jacket (can be rented)
- Shorts
- Fleece Pant / Jacket
- Flashlight (extra batteries)
- Shirt/T-Shirt
- Trekking polls (optional)
- Sun Hat / Visor
- Gloves
- Sun Screen
- Sunglasses (UV protected. Imperative to have quality eye wear)
- Waterproof Jacket
- Wool- fleece / Hat with ear protection
- Water Treatment
- Small First Aid
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