Category: Day Tours

Mt Kailash View Motorbike Tour: Kathmandu to Limi Valley, Nepal

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The Mt Kailash View Motorbike Tour is not a luxury ride. It’s a real journey into one of Nepal’s most isolated corners, Humla and the upper Limi Valley, where the road ends and the mountains take over.

Over 12 days, you ride from Kathmandu through western Nepal, crossing deep river gorges, dusty hill roads, and high Himalayan tracks to reach Lapcha Syar, a remote viewpoint that offers clear Mt Kailash darshan from Nepal, without entering Tibet. On a good day, the sight is quiet, powerful, and deeply personal — no crowds, no checkpoints, just you and the mountain.

The route passes through villages rarely visited by outsiders, where life moves slowly and hospitality is genuine. You’ll eat simple, organic local food, meet Humli and Limi people, and experience the raw beauty of a remote motorbike tour in Humla. This journey is as much about the ride as it is about being far from everything familiar.

If you’re looking for an authentic Mt Kailash motorbike adventure from Nepal, this is as real as it gets.

Luxury Helicopter Tour from Lucknow to Mount Kailash & Lake Manasarovar via Simikot

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Kailash Mansarovar yatra is one of the most popular pilgrimages in the world, but it is also one of the most difficult and physically demanding pilgrimages in Asia due to the high altitude of 19,500 feet and hostile circumstances. The helicopter yatra from Lucknow is one of the quickest and most convenient ways to see Mt. Kailash and Lake Mansarovar. This nine-day helicopter tour takes you to the Nepal-China border via flights, from where you may see Kailash Manasarovar through comfortable and short drives.

The pilgrimage to Mt. Kailash is more than just a trip to the top of a mountain. It is a spiritual journey. For Hindus, it is the residence of Lord Shiva, for Buddhists, it is the home of Buddha Demchok, and for Jainists, it is the site of Nirvana. Each year, thousands of devout tourists bathe in the holy waters of Mansarovar and gaze at the sunset over Mt. Kailash. Many have termed the path the “steps to heaven,” and it is intended for both devout pilgrims and enthusiastic trekkers eager to explore and self-actualize.

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra by helicopter will reduce the inconvenience of traveling difficult terrains to reach truly isolated areas. The harsh weather and the difficulties of traveling lengthy distances might detract significantly from this once-in-a-lifetime adventure. However, the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, which departs from Nepalgunj by helicopter, securely avoids all of this, providing just the best experiences to the pilgrims. It is designed for pilgrims with a limited amount of time. This journey will provide you with breathtakingly beautiful vistas, mysterious mountains and lakes, and new inspiration.

Driving from Lucknow to Nepalgunj via the India-Nepal border is the first step. After that you will take a regular flight to Simikot and then later you will use chartered helicopter to reach Hilsa. Following the completion of your immigration formalities, you will travel to Taklakot (also known as Purang) and drive to the holy Lake Manasarovar. You can bathe in the holy lake or drink its water if you choose, as Hindus believe it will purify your all sins. You will eventually complete the Mt. Kailash parikrama in the next days, which is the most difficult stage of the Yatra, but you will gain new energy and a new perspective on life. After the excursion, you will return the same way you came before. This journey will cleanse your mind and rejuvenate your body and it is not to be missed.

Spiritual Lhasa Mt. Kailash & Lake Mansarovar– Khasgar Tour

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Experience a journey across Tibet and Xinjiang that blends spiritual reflection, adventure, and cultural discovery. Starting with a flight from Kathmandu to Lhasa, travelers explore the heart of Tibetan Buddhism, visiting landmarks such as Potala Palace, Norbulingka Palace, and Barkhor Square. The route continues through historic towns like Gyantse and Shigatse, home to centuries-old monasteries and cultural treasures, before reaching the sacred Mount Kailash and the pristine Lake Manasarovar.

The itinerary includes a three-day trek around Mt. Kailash, offering the chance to soak in the spiritual atmosphere and breathtaking Himalayan scenery. After completing the circuit, the journey proceeds toward Khasgar, an ancient Silk Road hub where Uighur, Tajik, and Kyrgyz cultures converge. This tour combines pilgrimage, trekking, and cultural exploration, with flexibility to adjust the route according to personal interests and available time.

Highlights

  • Explore Lhasa’s Spiritual Heritage: Visit Potala Palace, Norbulingka Palace, Barkhor Square, and immerse in the vibrant Tibetan Buddhist culture.
  • Historic Monasteries & Sites: Discover Drepung Monastery, Sera Monastery, Kumbum Stupa, Pelkor Chode Monastery, and Tashilhunpo Monastery.
  • Sacred Mt. Kailash & Lake Manasarovar: Complete a three-day trek around Mt. Kailash and enjoy the tranquil beauty of Lake Manasarovar, sacred to Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon followers.
  • Silk Road Adventure to Khasgar: Travel along ancient trade routes and high plateaus before reaching Khasgar, a historic commercial and cultural center.
  • Cultural Immersion: Explore Tholing and the Guge Kingdom, witnessing traditional architecture, local rituals, and everyday life.
  • Flexible Itinerary: Adjust the trip based on pace, duration, or interest in additional destinations across Tibet and Xinjiang.
  • Scenic Landscapes & Remote Drives: Cross the Tibetan plateau, high mountain passes, and serene valleys.
  • Pilgrimage Meets Adventure: Perfect for travelers seeking both spiritual experiences and trekking challenges in one journey.

Tibet Cultural Tour 10 Days

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The Heart of Tibetan civilization Tour 10 Days

This Tour covers Tsedang and Samye, the ancient capital of Tibetan Kings, from where the Tibetan civilization once flourished. We will visit the first building built in Tibet (Yongbulagong) and the ancient Tombs of former Tibetan Kings. En route to Lhasa we will stop at the famous Monastery (Mindoling) of Samye. After a two days sightseeing tour within Lhasa, we make a day trip to Ganden (Ganden Monastery) at 40 km east from Lhasa. Ganden surely is one of the most spectacular sites of Tibet. Built in 1490, it once was the residence of over 4000 monks. This tour departs on Tuesdays and Saturdays from Kathmandu. The tour can be commenced from mainland China (Chengdu and Beijing) too

 

Lower Mustang Bike Tour

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Mustang Valley, located north of the Annapurna Region and situated between Nepal and Tibet, is a remote, mysterious place with winding mountain roads. With its rocky tracks, high passes, and mountainous gorges, the road to Lower Mustang motorbike tour will provide you with the ride to remember for your lifetime. Outsiders were not allowed into the old kingdom until 1992, but now you can have a Mustang motorbike ride in Nepal that you will never regret. You will discover a hidden kingdom, breathtaking sunsets, jagged mountains, and a trip into the world’s deepest valley. We’ll ride magnificent elephants, tour an elephant breeding facility and learn about Nepali delicacies.

We will begin our 15-day motorcycle journey in Nepal on the route to Mustang in Kathmandu, which is located in the Himalayan foothills in the heart of a large valley. The first day of our tour will begin with a briefing, followed by a ride to the 2600 meters Kulekhani Pass to see one of Nepal’s many spectacular views. The next day, we will leave Kathmandu to reach our next destination Chitwan.

We’ll stop in Chitwan National Park to see some animals before continuing on to the lovely village of Bandipur and Pokhara, Nepal’s most beautiful city. From there, we’ll travel across the Himalayan mountains to the wild province of Mustang, which is the tour’s centerpiece. There will be challenges ahead! Our drive from Kathmandu to Mustang will take us via the world’s deepest gorge, Thak Khola Gorge, which connects the beautiful Annapurna (8091 meters) and Dhaulagiri (8167 meters) mountains.

We’ll descend through the jungle from Muktinath Vishnu temple to Begnas Lake, where we’ll relax at a resort in lakeside before returning to Pokhara and Kathmandu, where our trip concludes. This journey has it all, from rainforests to soaring Himalayan peaks, including a relaxing bath in hot springs after a day of riding through difficult rough terrain.

Lower Mustang tour is not like your normal Himalayan adventure, your riding skill and endurance will be thoroughly tested here. In this strange land, you will feel as if you are from another planet. There are different valleys to ride through, glacier lakes to see and the proximity to the Himalayan Mountains will amaze you. The mountain people’s kind souls and bright smiles will make it all worthwhile. Their friendly greetings will make you feel at ease, causing you to want to stay there for more. For any motorcycle enthusiast, the Mustang ride on the bike will be one of the best trips they’ve ever taken.

Western Bhutan Bike Tour

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The best way to explore the magnificent peaks and mystical valleys of Bhutan is by mountain bikes. This way of traveling allows you to become more familiar with the variety in landscapes of this, until recent, undiscovered Kingdom. The relatively small distance covered in a day, allows you to store all the images and impressions, which will make this trip a memory for a life time. We start this tour flying from Kathmandu to Paro (Bhutan). Arriving at Paro airport, you will experience the flavor of Bhutan, the transparent purity of air and the absence of noise. This Himalayan Buddhist Kingdom and country of “The Thunder Dragon” has millions things to see and explore. We have found and developed “the best off road biking tour” there is to discover all the ins and outs of central and western Bhutan.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01:    Arrive Kathmandu
Day 02:    Kathmandu day trip
Day 03:    Fly to Paro
Day 04:    Bike to Wangdue
Day 05:    Wangdue to Punakha
Day 06:    Punakha to Phobjikha
Day 07:    Phobjikha – Phobjikha
Day 08:    Phobjikha to Bumthang
Day 09:    Bumthang – Bumthang
Day 10:    Bumthang to near Wangdue
Day 11:    Wangdue to Paro
Day 12:    Paro to Kathmandu.
Day 13:    Transfer out of Kathmandu to airport

Tibet Everest Base Camp Tour 9 days

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Getting to the surroundings of Mt Everest is a dream come true for anyone who enjoys a thrilling and challenging adventure. Thousands of tourists from all over the world visit Nepal each year to trek to Everest Base Camp. The Everest base camp from Tibet is another adventure to add to the list, a chance to experience nature at its most beautiful.

A view of the world’s most majestic peaks including Mt Kanchenjunga, Mt Everest, Mt Makalu, and many others is complimented with views of beautiful lakes and glaciers located just beneath Mt Everest’s huge north face. Aside from the primary attraction of Everest Base Camp, you can tour Lhasa, Gyantse, Shigatse, and Rongbuk, four of Tibet’s most beautiful cities and towns.

The Everest Base Camp Tour from Tibet is a nine day tour that starts from Kathmandu and concludes in Lhasa, including a visit to the Everest Base Camp. A flight from Kathmandu to Lhasa is the first step of the journey. Attractions to visit include the Jokhang Temple and Barkhor Street. In Tibet, some of the world’s largest Buddhist monasteries such as Sera, Drepung and Tashilungpo were established centuries ago and are still beautifully preserved. A trip to Lhasa would be incomplete without visiting the Potala Palace, the Dalai Lama’s former residence. The journey to Gyantse, which passes over Khamba La Pass and Yamdrok Lake on its way to the Gyantse Kumbum monastery, is also equally captivating. Shigatse is noted for its Tashilhumpo Monastery (3900m), from there we will travel to Shegar, Rongbuk and finally to Everest Base Camp.

The Tibet Everest Base Camp Tour showcases art, architecture and handicrafts at the city’s monasteries. It transports us back in time and allows us to experience the peace that Buddhist culture promotes. The Lhasa River, a tributary of the Yarlung Zangpo (Brahmaputra) River, also runs through the city’s southern section. This river, known to native Tibetans as the “merry blue waves,” flows for 315 kilometers through the Nyainqêntanglha Mountains’ snow-covered peaks and gorges before emptying into the Yarlung Zangpo River near Qüxü. This natural topography covers a large area with stunning scenery.
The Tibet Everest Base Camp Tour takes you to these notable locations and allows you to experience them up close. You will be exposed to many local people and will get the opportunity to fully see Tibet’s gorgeous sights, historical and cultural locations.

Those who are keen to visit Everest Base Camp (North face) from Tibet side are welcome to join our fixed departure tour “Tibet Everest Base Camp Tour: 9 days” from Kathmandu. We make only two departures every month from Kathmandu and have given two options for the same tour, fly in to Lhasa then make overland journey to Kathmandu via Everest Base Camp or vice versa. Both options cost same and cover same places in Tibet. People can make their own choice and choose one of those options. The tour consists of a two days sightseeing tour in Lhasa. We operate this tour from April through October. From October onward through March the tour won’t be operating because the flight between Lhasa and Kathmandu will be withheld by then.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 1: Fly Kathmandu to Lhasa
Day 2: Lhasa sightseeing tour
Day 3: Lhasa sightseeing tour
Day 4: Drive Lhasa to Shigatse
Day 5: Drive, Gyantse to Xegar/Segar (Ne Tingri)
Day 6: Shegar – Rongbuk – Ebc
Day 7: Shegar – Kerung
Day 8: Kerung – Kathmandu
Day 9: Final Departure

Mountain Biking in Eastern Tibet

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Chengdu to Lhasa Mountain Biking

The east of Tibet includes the regions of Kongpo and Kham. Geographically, politically and historically, these regions are a completely different world. This special biking route offers magnificent views of lush forested valleys, crystal-clear lakes, rivers and vast barren plateaus. The isolated valley, with its scattered tribal villages and remote monasteries, gives you an incredible and unique glimpse of this Eastern part of Tibet. Kham was the home of many holy men including the founders of the Drigungpa and Karmapa School. In 1070 many Buddhist faced persecution in central Tibet and fled to Kham. Here they set up influential monasteries. Later they returned to central Tibet and spearhead the so-called second diffusion of Buddhism in Tibet.

Mountain Biking Lhasa to Kathmandu

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The Lhasa to Kathmandu ride could be classified as one of the most demanding rides` open to cyclists. You have to deal with high altitude, long distances, various kinds of weather, bad road conditions and change of life style. The Lhasa to Kathmandu ride could be one of the highest in the world. Proper acclimatisation is vital to anyone hoping to complete this expedition. For this purpose we spent four days acclimatizing, while sightseeing and enjoying the city and surroundings of Lhasa. We begin with a flight of one hour from Kathmandu to Gongar International Airport in Tibet and drive to Lhasa, the main capital and starting point of our expedition. We have to cross 6 high passes and descend from the Tibetan Plateau before reaching our final destination, Nepal. The majority of our time we will spend on the Tibetan Plateau at heights above 4000 metres. Exploring various side valleys such as the route to Everest Base Camp, will involve cycling on much rougher dirt & stony tracks. Daily distances will range from 50 up to 110 kilometres. This may not sound particularly great, especially not to road-orientated cyclists, but the high altitude, difficult terrain, head winds and tough ascents will make cycling in this region a challenge for everyone. During this ride we will definitely take enough time to embrace the magnificent sights and discover the people and their culture, which altogether make this tour an unforgettable experience.

 

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01:     Arrival Kathmandu
Day 02:     Kathmandu final visa day.
Day 03:     Fly to Lhasa.
Day 04:     Lhasa Sightseeing
Day 05:     Lhasa Sightseeing
Day 06:     Lhasa free day or short bike ride.
Day 07:     Before Khamba La (Ganba).
Day 08:     Before Nagartze
Day 09:     Ralung
Day 10:     Gyantse
Day 11:     Shigatse
Day 12:     Before Tso La pass (Resa)
Day 13:     After Lhatse
Day 14:     Before Shegar
Day 15:     Tashi Dzong
Day 16:     Rongbuk
Day 17:     EBC and back to Rongbuk
Day 18:     Dingri
Day 19:     Sumo
Day 20:     Nyalam.
Day 21:     Nepal border.
Day 22:     Kathmandu Hotel
Day 23:     Transfer to airport and trip extension

Mountain Biking Khasgar to Kathmandu

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This trip starts from Khasgar. A town in the autonomous province of Xingxang in the west of China. Bordering with Pakistan, Afghanistan and Turkistan it once was a major halt for Caravans on the Silk Road. Today it is a flourishing commercial centre with a population composed of Uighur, Tajik and Kirgiz nationalities. Here it are the Han Chinese that form the minority. At khasgar, we will meet with our additional supplies & support vehicles. From here we will bike the next 3 weeks through china and into tibet. Before ending our trip by driving towards Kodari, we will make the 3 days kora(circumbulation) around Kailash. This 3 days pilgrimage walk around this `only holy` mountain in the world, will defitinely be one of the highlights of this trip.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01:     Arrival to Khasgar, Hotel
Day 02:     Sightseeing Khasgar, Hotel
Day 03:     Khasgar, Relaxing/Sightseeing/Bike Assembling, Hotel
Day 04:     Bike day 01, Yangisar (asphalt);   Bike tour-total: 1,650 km in 21 days./td>
Day 05:     Bike day 02, Shache (asphalt)
Day 06:     Bike day 03, Yecheng (sightseeing market), (asphalt)
Day 07:     Bike day 04, Kokyar (1/2 asphalt)
Day 08:     Bike day 05, Akmeqit
Day 09:     Bike day 06, Mazar
Day 10:     Bike day 07, extra day bike
Day 11:     Bike day 08, Xaidulla
Day 12:     Bike day 09, Kangxiwar
Day 13:     Bike day 10, Dahongliutan
Day 14:     Bike day 11, Quanshuigou
Day 15:     Bike day 12, extra day bike
Day 16:     Bike day 13, Tielongtan
Day 17:     Bike day 14, Wujiang
Day 18:     Bike day 15, Little Rotok
Day 19:     Bike day 16, Shiquanhe
Day 20:     Bike day 17, extra day bike
Day 21:     Bikeday 18, Garyursa
Day 22:     Bike day 19, Moincer
Day 23:     Bike day 20, Tirthapuri
Day 24:     Bike day 21, Manasarovar
Day 25:     Rest day Manasarovar
Day 26:     ½ Rest day, Transfer Manasarovar – Darchen (Jeep, 1 hour)
Day 27:     Kora Mt. Kailash, Day 1 Dira Puk
Day 28:     Kora Mt. Kailash, Day 2 Zutul Puk
Day 29:     Kora Mt. Kailash, Day 3, drive to Hur Qu
Day 30:     Jeep transfer to Paryang
Day 31:     Jeep transfer to Saga
Day 32:     Jeep transfer to Nyalam
Day 33:     Jeep Transfer to Kathmandu
Day 34:     Departure

Mountain Biking Mt. Kailash to Kathmandu

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Mountain journey to Heaven is truly into Lake Manasarovar and Mt. Kailash which is an axis for all religions. In May 1993 the governments of Nepal and China agreed to open the border between their countries. From that time on, travelers are able to make tours to Mt. Kailash & Lake Manasarovar through Humla, Nepal’s most remote district in the Northwest of the country. This route is the shortest and most practical for trekkers in terms of elevation and distance. Besides that, it treats its visitors with astounding views and great richness in culture and history. The tour to Mt. Kailash starts from Simikot, situated at an elevation of 2910 meters, and climbs up to Nara-Lagna pass (4530 meters) before reaching the arid Tibetan Plateau. From Simikot it takes a 6-day’s journey to reach the Tibetan border town. This gives you plenty of time to acclimatize to higher altitudes. We will meet with our bikes and additional supplies & support vehicles in Shera, a small town at the Tibetan border. From here we will drive to Darchen. After 3 days kora we start our bike tour traversing to the east, along the Semo Tsangpo River towards Lhasa, until Saga. Leaving Saga we head south, crossing the two major Himalayan passes (Lalung La and Yarle Shung La) before commencing a big long downhill into Nepal. On our decent we will see green forests, a wild Bhote Kosi and plenty of smiles from the friendly Nepalese people.n Biking Mt. Kailash to Kathmandu.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01:     Arrival Kathmandu – transfer hotel – tour briefing
Day 02:     At leisure in Kathmandu
Day 03:     Transfer airport – Fly Nepalgunj – transfer hotel
Day 04:     Transfer airport – fly Simikot, Nepal Trust Guest House
Day 05:     Trek Simikot to Dharapori (2300m)
Day 06:     Trek Dharapori to Salli Khola (2700m)
Day 07:     Trek Salli Khola to Muchu (2920m)
Day 08:     Rest day with exploring the village
Day 09:     Trek Muchu to Sipsip (4330m)
Day 10:     Trek Sipsip to Hilsa Cross the border and drive to Purang (3930m)
Day 11:     Drive Purang to Lake Manasarovar (Chiu Gomba- 4550m)
Day 12:     Explore and rest day.
Day 13:     Drive to Darchen (4520m)
Day 14:     Trek to Dera Phuk (4860m) – trekking around Mt. Kailash
Day 15:     Trek Dera Phuk to Zutul Phuk (4760m) – trekking Mt. Kailash
Day 16:     End trek and drive to Hor Que (east bank of Lake Manasarovar)- Finish Trekking around Mt. Kailash
Day 17:     Bike to White tent restaurant after the Mayum La pass (4800m)
Day 18:     Bike to mid way to Paryang (4630m)
Day 19:     Bike to after Paryang crossing a pass (4650m)
Day 20:     Bike to after Donba before a pass (4700m)
Day 21:     Bike to Niugu valley (4600m)
Day 22:     Bike to after Saga (4530m)
Day 23:     Bike to Piegu Tso
Day 24:     Bike to Shisapangma Base Camp
Day 25:     Bike to before Lalung La pass
Day 26:     Bike to Nyalam
Day 27:     Bike to Nepal/Tibet border
Day 28:     Bike to Kathmandu.
Day 29:     Transfer airport

East Tibet Green Land Tour

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The major section of the Tibet-Sichuan highway links Lhasa to Ningchi. Ningchi is a main town in Kongpo, a large district in southwest Tibet. In this eastern extremity of the Himalayas, the mighty Tsangpo makes an unexpected turn into itself. The uncommon congruence of high mountains and Tibet’s most powerful water course creates one of the deepest gorges in the world. It is a superb area for pilgrims and plant-hunters.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 1 :    Fly to Lhasa and Transfer to hotel – afternoon free
Day 2 :    Sightseeing tour in Lhasa. In the morning, we visit Potala Palace and we visit Jorkhang Temple & Barkhor street, Norbulinka in the afternoon.
Day 3 :    Drive Lhasa to Ningchi via Medro Gongkar, Kongpo Giamda & Mila Snow Mountain, view Nyiyang River en route (470 km). O/N in Ningchi
Day 4 :    Sightseeing tour in Ningchi on AM, we vitis visit Kushuk Demdrug-the sacred tree of Bon, a magnificent specimen (considered a juniper by Tibetans) perhaps 2,000-2,500 years old, locals believe it to be the Original Tree, as old as the universe. Then drive to Sekyimla Pass, view the great Mt. Namche Barwa (7,700m) from long distance. Afternoon reach Lulang Forest-Tibet’s Shangri-La, taste the famous Lulang Hot pot. Back to Ningchi. O/N hotel
Day 5 :    Drive back to Lhasa, if road and time permits, visit Basum Tso (famous with its colorful water- so called Tibet’s small Switzerland!). O/N Hotel
Tourist standard hotel in Lhasa
Day 6 :    Morning transfer to airport and fly back to your onward destination

 

Everest Base Camp Tour via Mainland China

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The tour starts with a flight to Lhasa from Chengdu and can be started from Beijing or Shanghai. This is the shortest tour we operate into Everest Base Camp. It is designed for travelers with little time, but enough to have an impressive and memorable visit to Everest Base Camp. We have two options for this tour; fly into Lhasa and make an overland journey to Kathmandu via Everest Base Camp or vice versa. The tour consists of two days sightseeing in Lhasa. It runs from April to October. After this period, until March, there are no flights available between Lhasa and Kathmandu.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 1:     Fly Chengdu to Lhasa
Day 2:     Lhasa sightseeing tour
Day 3:     Lhasa sightseeing tour
Day 4:     Drive Lhasa to Gyantse
Day 5:     Drive, Gyantse to Shigatse
Day 6:     Shigatse to Xegar (New Tingri)
Day 7:     Xegar – Everest Base Camp
Day 8:     Everest Base Camp to Nyalam
Day 9:     Nyalam – Zhang-Mu – Kathmandu

Short Lahsa Tour via MainLand China

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This tour is classed as the shortest tour we operate in Tibet. It starts with a flight to Lhasa from Chengdu and can be started from Beijing or Shanghai. The tour is designed for travelers with little time, but enough to experience the mystic- and beautiful atmosphere of this Buddhist city and former residence of the Dalai Lama.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 1:     Flight, Chengdu to Lhasa – transfer to hotel. Afternoon free
Day 2:     Sightseeing tour in Lhasa
Day 3:     Drive to Yangpacheng Hot Spring (92 km north of Lhasa). En route, we can see the magnificient views of Qiangtang Grassland and Nyancheng Tanggula Snow Mt. Range. O/N hotel
Day 4:     Early morning, transfer to Gonggar airport for your flight to owanward destination

Mt. Kailash and Lake Mansarovar Heli Tour via Simikot 12 days

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Trip Overview

Mt. Kailash and Lake Mansarovar are two of the most important pilgrimage sites in the world for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and Bon followers. An 11 Day Trip to Mt. Kailash through Simikot-Hilsa is the shortest, most balanced itinerary of all the routes to Mt. Kailash. The Adventure begins with a Blessing from Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu prior to flying to Nepalganj, then Simikot; pilgrims enter Tibet through Hilsa, travel onwards to Purang, then finally arrive at the Holy Lake Mansarovar. The highlight of the trip occurs during the 3-day journey around Mt. Kailash in which pilgrims go over the Dolma La Pass (5630m), which signifies to return to a real spiritually add free area and to be completely purified through it. If you are a pilgrim looking for a peaceful, less populated way and a much more enriching journey to Mt. Kailash, this itinerary will be your perfect route.

Lhasa to Kailash Tour via Everest Base Camp

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This epic adventure blends the best of Tibet’s three regions into one adventurous and spiritual journey is an awsome trekking pacakge from Firante Tours and Expedition.

The tour’s highlight is Everest Base Camp, where you can see truly breathtaking views of the world’s tallest mountain. On the other hand, Mount Kailash, with its staggering height of 6,638 meters, is more than just a mountain. It’s a spiritual adventure that will forever change your life. Panorama mountain views, gorgeous drives, old monasteries, colorful lakes, magnificent palaces and active Tibetan culture are all included in this tour. The mountainous Tibetan landscape, which is studded with characteristic nomadic tents and yak herds will take your breath away.

The Lhasa Everest Base Camp Kailash Tour begins in Kathmandu then to Lhasa which includes visits to architectural masterpieces of Lhasa such as the Potala Palace and Norbulinka Palace, which were both past residences of the Dalai Lama, as well as tours of prominent monasteries and the bustling Barkhor Bazaar.
We will continue our journey across the parched Tibetan plateau to Shigatse, Sakya, and Rongbuk, where we visit the intriguing monasteries and fortresses of the towns. Rongbuk Monastery is the world’s highest monastery, located at the base of Mount Everest. The route travels from Lhasa to Everest Base Camp and then to Mount Kailash, passing through Tibet’s capital city of Lhasa and its numerous historic monasteries and temples, as well as the picturesque alpine lake of Yamdrok Tso and Tibet’s most famous glacier, the Karo La Glacier. Tashi Lhumpo Monastery, one of Tibet’s largest monasteries, is located in Shigatse, Tibet’s second largest city.

The Lhasa EBC Kailash Tour also includes a visit to Mt. Everest’s base camp, the world’s highest peak. We’ll then go to Manasarovar, Asia’s holiest lake, and Mount Kailash, Asia’s holiest mountain. You’ll spend three days trekking around Mt. Kailash, a Hindu and Buddhist pilgrimage site. The Kailash trip draws Buddhist pilgrims from all around Tibet and offers stunning Himalayan views. Following the Mt Kailash Manasarovar Tour, you will travel to Lhasa for one last night before boarding your aircraft back to Nepal.

Hinduism, Buddhism, Bon – Tibet’s traditional religion – and Jainism all regard Mount Kailash as the world’s center. Mount Kailash has symmetrical sides and is formed like a pyramid. This holy Kailash Manasarovar Tour between Lhasa and Kathmandu through Everest Base Camp is the center of worship for four sects of religions, including Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and Bon and is also the Mount Olympus in the east, a fascinating destination for tens of millions of people.

Mount Kailash Saga Dawa Festival Trek via Simikot 2026

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The Mount Kailash Saga Dawa Festival Trek via Simikot 2026 is a rare spiritual journey that combines one of the holiest Buddhist festivals with the most authentic and scenic route to Mount Kailash. Taking place during the sacred Saga Dawa Festival—the month that marks Lord Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and parinirvana—this pilgrimage holds exceptional religious importance, especially in the Horse Year 2026, believed to multiply spiritual merit many times over.

This journey follows the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra via Simikot, Nepal’s most remote and culturally rich gateway to Tibet. Opened after the Nepal–China border agreement in 1993, the Simikot–Humla route is considered the shortest and most gradual approach to Mount Kailash, making it ideal for proper acclimatization and a deeper spiritual experience. Unlike busier routes, this path allows pilgrims to walk ancient trade trails, cross high Himalayan passes, and slowly transition into the vast Tibetan Plateau.

The trek begins in Simikot (2,910m), reached by flights via Nepalgunj, and continues on foot and by drive through the upper Humla region toward the Nepal–Tibet border at Hilsa. Along the way, travelers cross the Nara La Pass (4,530m) and experience dramatic landscapes shaped by time, faith, and nature. The slower pace of this route is especially valued during Saga Dawa Festival at Mount Kailash, allowing pilgrims to arrive physically prepared and mentally grounded.

Upon entering Tibet, the journey continues to Lake Mansarovar and Mount Kailash, where pilgrims witness grand Saga Dawa celebrations—prayer flags raised, monasteries alive with chanting, and thousands of devotees performing sacred rituals. For many, performing the Kailash Kora during Saga Dawa is a once-in-a-lifetime spiritual calling.

This Kailash Yatra 2026 via Simikot is ideal for pilgrims seeking authenticity, spiritual depth, and a less commercialized route—whether traveling traditionally on foot or opting for support options such as horse or helicopter assistance from Simikot where available.

Mount Kailash Saga Dawa Festival Tour via Zhangmu 2026 | 14-Day Overland from Kathmandu

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If you’re dreaming of a once-in-a-lifetime spiritual journey to Mount Kailash, 2026 is the year to make it happen. This is the Tibetan Year of the Horse—a cycle that comes around every 12 years, and believers say the merits from walking the kora multiply in ways that feel almost magical. Add the Saga Dawa Festival peaking on May 31, 2026 (the full moon day celebrating Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and Parinirvana), and you’ve got one of the most powerful times to be there. Pilgrims from everywhere gather at Tarboche for prayers, flag-raising, and that electric energy you only feel in sacred places like this.
Our 14-day Mount Kailash Saga Dawa Festival Tour via Zhangmu starts right here in Kathmandu—easy for anyone flying in. We take the classic overland route across the Kodari-Zhangmu border (also called the Friendship Bridge), climbing steadily through lush Nepali valleys into the wide-open Tibetan plateau. It’s a scenic drive with dramatic changes: green hills one day, high desert the next. We build in extra time at Nyalam for proper acclimatization so the altitude doesn’t catch you off guard—trust me, that’s key at 3800m+.
Along the way, you’ll reach the holy Lake Manasarovar for quiet rituals and maybe a dip if the weather cooperates, then head to Darchen for the three-day Kailash kora—that unforgettable 52km loop with the north face views at Dirapuk and the tough but rewarding climb over Dolma La Pass (5630m). We handle everything: Tibet group visa and permits, comfortable 4WD Land Cruiser rides, simple guesthouses, vegetarian meals, English-speaking guides, and porters/yaks for the trek days.
This isn’t just a tour—it’s a pilgrimage that leaves most people changed. We’ve run this route for years from our base in Kathmandu, and every group comes back talking about the silence on the plateau, the festival vibes, and that sense of completion after finishing the kora. Fixed departures timed for late May 2026—small groups, personalized feel. Ready to join? Drop us a message, and let’s get you sorted.

Mount Kailash Motorbike Tour

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I’ve done this ride a few times now, and every single trip feels different—like the mountain itself decides what you’ll take home. Our Mount Kailash motorbike tour starts and ends in Kathmandu, but the real story begins the moment you cross into Tibet at Kerung. Over about 1,600 kilometres of riding—some days smooth, some days rough as hell—you’re heading straight to the heart of something ancient: Mount Kailash and the still, shining waters of Lake Manasarovar.

People have been coming here for centuries. Hindus see Kailash as Lord Shiva’s home; Buddhists, Jains, and Bon followers call it the center of the universe. Yet hardly anyone actually makes it. It’s just too far out there in western Tibet. That’s what makes this Kailash yatra by motorbike so special—you’re not just ticking off a destination. You’re earning it, one twist of the throttle at a time.

You’ll be on a Royal Enfield, the bike that was practically born for these roads. The route throws everything at you: tight Himalayan switchbacks, wide-open plateaus where the sky feels bigger than the land, stretches of desert that look almost lunar. One minute you’re waving at kids in Nepali villages, the next you’re sipping salt-butter tea with Tibetan nomads who smile like they’ve been waiting for you all day. Prayer flags snap overhead, yaks wander across the track, and every pass you crest gives you another jaw-dropping view of snow peaks and that impossible turquoise lake.

When you finally roll into Darchen, the bikes stay parked. That’s when the real pilgrimage starts—the three-day Kailash Kora on foot. It’s tough, no question. The Dolma La Pass at 5,630 metres will test you, but reaching the top and looking down at Gauri Kund… something shifts inside. Most people I’ve travelled with say the same: those three days walking around the mountain change you in ways you can’t quite explain until you’re back home telling the story.

We take care of every detail so you don’t have to think about paperwork or permits. Tibet visa, bike permits, border formalities—all sorted. You’ll have an English-speaking Tibetan guide who knows these roads like family, good accommodations, and proper acclimatisation stops (two nights in Kerung make a huge difference). Whether you’re joining from Delhi, elsewhere in India, or flying into Kathmandu, we make the logistics disappear.

A Trek to Lapchi Region

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Lapchi lies to the southwest of Tingri and east of Nyalam. Milarepa, the famous Tibetan saint, poet & singer from the 12 th century, lived and died in this region.       This made this region one of the most sacred destinations in the Tibetan Himalayas. People usually know about Milarepa’s Cave near Nyalam, but there are various other cave hermitages in Lapchi.

We start our trekking from Pelgyeling, a village near Nyalam, which is situated on the friendship highway. From Pelgyeling, we trek to Tashigang (the cave of Sang Phuk) and Jamgang La, eventually reaching Lapchi. In Lapchi we take an extra day to explore the region before returning to Nyalam via the same route.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01:      Flight Kathmandu to Gonggar airport – meet at the airport and transfer to Lhasa – Evening, free.
Day 02:      Sightseeing in Lhasa: We visit Potala Palace, Jorkhang Temple & Barkhor street
Day 03:      Sightseeing in Lhasa: We visit Drepung Monastery, Sera Monastery and Norbulinka Palace.
Day 04:      A full day sightseeing trip to Ganden Monastery. Evening come back to Lhasa
Day 05:      Drive to Tsurpu Monastery, o/n guest house in Yangpacheng or Tsurpu
Day 06:      Tsurpu Monastery
Day 07:      Drive back to Lhasa. Free in the afternoon
Day 08:      Drive Lhasa/Gyantse via Yamdrok Lake, o/n in Gyantse
Day 09:      Visit Pelku Chode and Kumbum, drive to Shigatse, o/n in Shigatse
Day 10:      Visit Tashilunbo Monastery, drive to Tingri, o/n in Tingri
Day 11:      Drive to Nyalam, free.
Day 12-14: Commence trekking from Nyalam-Tashigang-Jamgangla-Lapchi, visit Milarepa’s Caves. En route, we will camp.
Day 15:      Back to Nyalam
Day 16:      Drive to Zhangmu, cross border then drive back to Kathmandu.

Paragliding in Pokhara

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Details about this paragliding is under-writing. Thank you for your patient.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01: Arrival at TIA Kathmandu (1350m) & Transfer to the Hotel.

Day 02: Kathmandu to Pokhara by private vehicle and transfer to Hotel

Day 03: Sarangkot Paragliding and Pokhara Sightseeing and stay o/n

Day 04: Pokhara Sightseeing

Day 05: Drive or Flyback to KTM

Day 06: Final Departure

Mardi Himal Trek

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Mardi Himal Trek Overview

The Mardi Himal Trek is one of the most peaceful and rewarding short treks in the Annapurna region, ideal for travelers who want close-up Himalayan views without walking on crowded trails. Tucked quietly east of the popular Annapurna Base Camp route, this trek follows forested ridges, high alpine pastures, and narrow mountain paths that gradually lead you toward the dramatic south face of Machhapuchhre (Fishtail).

What makes the Mardi Himal Trek special is its balance. In just over a week of walking, you transition from warm subtropical forests to high alpine viewpoints above 4,000 meters, all while maintaining a gentle and natural pace of acclimatization. The trail passes through rhododendron forests, moss-covered trees, and open ridgelines where the mountains suddenly feel very close. From Low Camp onward, the scenery opens dramatically, revealing Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and the sharp, iconic silhouette of Machhapuchhre dominating the skyline.

Unlike busier routes, Mardi Himal still feels raw and personal. Villages like Sidhing remain largely untouched by mass tourism, offering a glimpse into traditional Gurung life, local farming practices, and simple mountain hospitality. Teahouses along the trail are small and family-run, which aligns perfectly with Firante’s belief in community-based and responsible trekking.

This trek is well-suited for first-time trekkers, photographers, and travelers looking for a quieter alternative to Annapurna Base Camp. It does not require technical climbing skills, but the high viewpoints and exposed ridges near High Camp deliver a true high-Himalayan experience. With careful pacing, experienced local guides, and flexible daily distances, the Mardi Himal Trek offers both comfort and adventure in a short timeframe.

Whether you are trekking as a warm-up for longer Himalayan journeys or simply want an authentic mountain escape, the Mardi Himal Trek delivers powerful scenery, silence, and a strong connection to the landscape — all within easy reach of Pokhara.

Mardi Himal Trek Highlights

  • Spectacular Mountain Views: Enjoy breathtaking vistas of Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Mardi Himal throughout the trek. The upper viewpoint above High Camp offers panoramic, Instagram-worthy scenery.
  • Off-the-Beaten-Path Experience: Unlike the popular Annapurna Base Camp trek, Mardi Himal is less crowded, allowing trekkers to experience peaceful trails, quiet forests, and serene mountain landscapes.
  • Diverse Landscapes: Traverse lush rhododendron forests, alpine meadows, and high-altitude ridges, witnessing a dramatic change in vegetation and scenery as you ascend.
  • Cultural Encounters: Pass through traditional Gurung villages such as Sidhing, where you can experience local hospitality, customs, and lifestyle.
  • Teahouse/Lodge Accommodation: Stay in cozy, family-run teahouses/lodges along the route, enjoying local meals and authentic mountain hospitality.
  • Moderate Trekking Challenge: Suitable for first-time trekkers with basic fitness, offering a gradual ascent and well-marked trails, making it an accessible Himalayan adventure.
  • Perfect for Sunrise & Photography: The trail provides excellent opportunities for sunrise views over Machhapuchhre and other peaks, making it ideal for photography enthusiasts.
  • Gateway via Pokhara: Start your trek from Pokhara, Nepal’s scenic lakeside city, combining urban comfort with easy access to nature.

Mardi Himal Trek Itinerary – 10 Days

This 10-day Mardi Himal Trek is designed in Firante’s slow-travel style, focusing on natural rhythm, local villages, quiet forest trails, and gradual altitude gain. Unlike crowded Annapurna routes, Mardi Himal offers solitude, close-up mountain views, and a raw Himalayan atmosphere.

Mohare Danda Community Trek

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A meaningful short trek through local villages and quiet Himalayan viewpoints

The Mohare Danda Community Trek is a perfect introduction to trekking in Nepal. Designed around community lodges and local villages, this trek offers peaceful forest trails, Magar culture, and one of the finest sunrise viewpoints in the Annapurna region—without the crowds.

This itinerary starts with arrival in Kathmandu, continues to Pokhara, and then gradually enters the trekking route, following Firante’s belief in slow, responsible, and locally connected travel.

The itinerary includes both drive and flight options between Kathmandu and Pokhara, depending on your time and preference.

Why Choose Mohare Danda Trek with Firante?

  • Community lodges that support local villages
  • Quiet, less-crowded trekking route
  • Ideal for beginners and first-time trekkers
  • Authentic Magar culture and local food
  • Guided by local experts who know the trail

Kathmandu Valley rim & Beyond Biking Tour

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This tour runs around Kathmandu Valley visiting all the high points, you’ll have 360 degree views from hilltops that capture the greatest Himalayan peaks, you bike through pine forests and enjoy the Himalayan fresh air. To relieve your rear end, a 2-day (or more) option of Canyoning or bungy jumping or rafting is available to complete your adrenaline experience of Nepal and you can bike till the Tibetan border and view the town on the other side of border.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01:     Arrive Kathmandu
Day 02:     Bike day tour in Kathmandu
Day 03:     Kathmandu to Mulkharka
Day 04:     Mulkharka to Chisapani
Day 05:     Chisapani to Nagarkot
Day 06:     Day tour in Nagarkot
Day 07:     Nagarkot to Barabise
Day 08:     Barabise to Border
Day 09:     Rafting or Canyoning or Bunging jumping
Day 10:     Rafting or Canyoning or Bunging jumping
Day 11:     Bike border to Dhulikhel
Day 12:     Bike Dhulikhel to Kathmandu
Day 13:     Transfer out of Kathmandu to airport

Mountain Biking Mountain to Terai

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A special tour to give you a complete experience of Nepal’s diverse landscape and culture as you ride from the foothills of the Himalayas to the lush Terai plains, home of different wild animals and birds, Royal Chitwan National Park. You’ll spend two nights and three days at Chitwan viewing wildlife and visit local Tharu Villages. A combination tour biking and Chitwan Safari, we start this tour from Kathmandu biking to Daman (2450m), a perfect hilltop. You’ll have 180 degree perfect views of Himalayas all the way to Tibet. Second day you visit a nearby Bhutanese monastery, a flavour of Bhutan then the rewards for your climb is a 2250-m (7380ft) descent to the tropical, lowland plains of Hetauda and then next day half day biking to Chitwan for further safari programme.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 1: Arrive Kathmandu
Day 2: Kathmandu to Daman
Day 3: Daman to Hetauda
Day 4: Bike Hetauda to Chitwan and half day sightseeing
Day 5: Chitwan Jungle safari
Day 6: Chitwan morning programme and depart for Kathmandu.
Day 7: Depart for onward destination.

Mountain Biking Pokhara to Kathmandu

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This tour runs around Kathmandu Valley visiting all the high points, you’ll have 360 degree views from hilltops that capture the greatest Himalayan peaks, you bike through pine forests and enjoy the Himalayan fresh air. To relieve your rear end, a 2-day (or more) option of Canyoning or bungy jumping or rafting is available to complete your adrenaline experience of Nepal and you can bike till the Tibetan border and view the town on the other side of border.

Mountain Biking Tibet Border Tour

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A tour to friendship bridge, a bridge between Nepal and Tibet. We start this tour with a climb to Nagarkot hilltop, that capture the 360 degrees views of the majestic Himalayan peaks. And then head to the Tibetan border via off road and sealed road with panoramic views of Himalayas and Tibetan landscapes. This Tour has always option of doing two extra days of rafting or canyoning or bungy jumping to complete your adrenaline experience of Nepal.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 1: Arrive Kathmandu
Day 2: Kathmandu to Nagarkot
Day 3: Nagarkot to Border
Day 4: Border to Dhulikhel
Day 5: Dhulikhel to Kathmandu
Day 6: Departure for onward destination

Mountain Biking Day Tour

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Are you thinking about one-day tour? You have numerous options to go wherever you prefer. This tour is basically a cross-country type with mixed single and jeep trials biking with your professional guide the whole day, through terrace lands and interesting Nepalese villages.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 1:

Kathmandu – Teenpiple – Tokha – Kathmandu
Kathmandu – Sitapaila – Raniban – Kathmandu
Kathmandu – Bugamati – Godhavari – Kathmandu

Mountain Biking Downhill Tour

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A one-day Downhill tour with 700 meter decent, so forget the up hills! We will drive you to a Hilltop Nagarkot (2100m) for breakfast. Starting for an early breakfast with views; 8 of the world’s 10 highest peaks right from the breakfast table. A clear day will give you views from Everest in the east to Dhaulagiri in the west. You’ll bike on winding sealed downhill roads with off road option through terraced hills, fields, villages and to 16th Century Kingdom of Bhaktapur for lunch. You will have sightseeing in Bhaktapur before being returned to Kathmandu.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 1:

Kathmandu – Nagarkot – Telkot – Changunarayan – Bhaktapur – Kathmandu

Kathmandu Valley rim Biking Tour

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This Tour runs around Kathmandu Valley visiting all the high points, you’ll have 360 degree views from hilltops that capture the greatest Himalayan peaks, you bike through pine forests and enjoy the Himalayan fresh air. You can have an option, a 2-day of Canyoning or bungy jumping or rafting at the end of your bike trip.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 1: Arrive Kathmandu
Day 2: Kathmandu to Mulkharka
Day 3: Mulkharka to Chisapani
Day 4: Chisapani to Nagarkot
Day 5: Day tour in Nagarkot
Day 6: Nagarkot to Dhulikhel
Day 7: Dhulikhel to Namobuddha Loop
Day 8: Dhulikhel to Kathmandu
Day 9: Departure for onward destination.

Mountain Biking Annapurna Full Circuit

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This unique bike tour is a perfect blend of the remote western pockets of Nepal, with stunning rural trails of the Annapurna region. It combines mountain biking in Annapurna circuit, through the foothills of the Annapurna Himalayas, with explorations of the Kali Gandaki valley and more. From Kathmandu, our bus takes you to Besisahar, the starting point for Annapurna circuit trek. We then start our trip to Himalayas making up to 5416m Thorang La pass, the highest pass of the tour and down to Jomsom with thrilling decent of 2700m. We have massif view of Annapurna, Gangapurna, Nilgiri and many more. Throughout the tour, friendly people with broad smiles will cheer up your journey. But the tour is for the professional bikers with a strong will power. In other hand you can also call it trekking and biking combination tour if you don’t like to push yourself. The views will make you forget all your tiredness and difficulties.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 1: Drive kathmandu to besisahar, (850m)
Day 2: Besisahar to Bahundanda, (1400m)
Day 3: Bahundanda to Tal, (1710m)
Day 4: Tal to Chame, (2720m)
Day 5: Chame to Pisang, (3210m)
Day 6: Pisang to Manang, (3400m)
Day 7: Manang rest day
Day 8: Manang to Yak Kharka, (4000m)
Day 9: Yak Kharka to Phedi, (4420m)
Day 10: Phedi to Thorang pass and to Muktinath, (3700m)
Day 11: Muktinath to Jomsom, (2720m)
Day 12: Jomsom to Kalopani
Day 13: Kalopani to Tatopani, (1190m)
Day 14: Tatopani to Beni
Day 15: Beni to Pokhara, (835m)
Day 16: Pokhara to Kathmandu

Low Mustang Mountain biking

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Annapurna Jomsom biking, starts with a 35-minute early morning flight to Jomsom from Pokhara, the important business center in lower Mustang. And next day we head north to an ancient fortress settlement on the boarder of Upper Mustang called Kagbeni. The following day is an interesting ascends through arid country up to the temple of Muktinath. The terrain here gradually looks like the Tibetan plateau providing some fascinating rock formations on route. Rather than spending overnight at Muktinath we bike back down to Jarkot village, a sample village. The following few days are spent biking back along Kali Gandaki gorge via many exciting lower Mustang and Thakali villages with a sip of apple brandy made in Marpha. On from Marpha the scenery changes into more alpine and into Tatopani where we rest for a day and relax in the hot spring pool and bike towards Pokhara.

Highlights

  • Scenic mountain biking in the Annapurna and Mustang regions
  • Flight to Jomsom with breathtaking Himalayan views
  • Ride through the Kali Gandaki Valley, one of the world’s deepest gorges
  • Visit the sacred Muktinath Temple
  • Traditional villages like Jharkot, Kagbeni, and Marpha
  • Exciting downhill rides and varied terrain
  • Relaxing dip in the natural hot springs at Tatopani
  • Supportive Firante team with local knowledge and logistics
  • Combination of biking, culture, and Himalayan scenery

Kayaking Course

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Firante Treks & Expedition run a series of Kayak Clinics each season on Seti River. These introductory courses are designed for those with little or no previous kayaking experience. The thrill and gratification of learning to kayak in the Himalaya is a great start to kayaking. Throughout the 4-day clinic, you will cover all the basic skills including paddle strokes, Eskimo rolls, Eskimo rescues and the art of reading whitewater. The priority is safety, not forgetting however the joys of a more intimate relationship with the magical Himalayan Whitewaters! Our instructors are some of the best whitewater paddlers and kayak instructors in the world with a strong history of running rivers worldwide. The clinics are supported by state of the art rafting equipment, which carries all personal gear, camping and other supplies down the river to our campsites. The Seti River is one of the most beautiful and pristine rivers in the Himalayas. With dense remote jungle, exquisite sandy beaches and class II – III whitewater runs, perfect for beginner kayakers.

Karnali River Rafting

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Nepal’s mightiest & longest river, originates from Mt. Kailash in Tibet, the only holy mountain in the world. This river journey is considered a class for the finest multi day water play in Nepal. This incredible river flows through the Himalayas in a series of magnificent isolated gorges and forest. It’s one of the last places in Nepal that you can see old growth forest and have a real chance of seeing Nepal’s wildlife, Langur and Rhesus Monkeys, leopards, bear, martins, deer, crocodiles, garials and even tigers. The river also supports some of the finest fish habitat in Nepal with giant catfish and Golden Masheer prowling the depths. From the put in point at Sauli to the take out point at Chisapani, the Karnali river surge for 180 Kilometers taking through incredible combination of white water, scenery, isolated forests and sandy beaches, which makes this river as one of the best river journeys of the world.

Trishuli River Rafting

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Trishuli river rafting is one of the thrilling adventure experience in Nepal.It helps you in exploring the unique landscapes with varieties of flora and fauna with the fun of white water rapids in Trishuli river.The rafting spot lies between Dhading and Chitwan district of Nepal.

Because of its impressive gorges, exciting rapids and beautiful verdant valleys on its way, the Trishuli river rafting is one of the most renowned white water rafting near Kathmandu valley. It  takes just around 3 hours of drive from Kathmandu to reach the rafting spot.

Firante Treks & Expedition’s  Trishuli river rafting starts from the place named Charaudi and ends at Kuringhat(17 km rafting) if it’s a one day rafting package.It starts from the same place and ends at the place called Simaltar(41 km rafting)  if it’s a two days rafting package.

Jungle Safari in Bardiya National Park

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Jungle Safari in Bardiya National Park

Details about this adventure of jungle safari of Bardiya National Park is under-writing…

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 1: Receive by jungle guide on the highway and drive to resort. Discover Tharu life and culture through our Tharu village/culture tour
Day 2: Whole day walking safari to view Gangetic Dolphins and swimming also possible.
Day 3: Exploration of Tiger territory by foot before lunch. Elephant back safari or jeep safari in the afternoon.
Bird watching tour will be carried out very early morning followed by the opportunity to relax or explore the surrounding villages again. Departure to Kathmandu or to Pokhara with a public bus after lunch

Jungle Safari in Chitawan National Park

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You can relax in the wonderful natural garden and write memorable diary, read books or choose any of your optional activities on the extra cost. Guides are always there to help you. Food supply and sleep is still in the package for the extra day. The prices for above safari programs will be inclusive of all meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner and tea or coffee), all accommodations in private room with bathroom in twin sharing basis (single stay in a room is also possible), all payable government avenues and all jungle safari activities. The prices for above safari programs will be exclusive of any alcoholic drinks, coca-cola, mineral water, any expenses of personal nature and the air transportation. We are not responsible for any extra expenses due to road blockage; sudden announced public strikes, or any natural disaster.

 

Magic Nepal Rides

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Welcome to luminous, bustling Nepal and to its breathtaking landscapes of mind-boggling naturally picturesque beauty with warm & friendly local communities across the nation.

Get seated on our Royal Enfield bikes and ride through the unscathed lands of Nepal who desire to explore and discover its enchanting vistas by a motorbike tour in Nepal. Hence, our Magic Nepal rides tour is specially designed to provide riders with a one of a kind, 100% unadulterated Nepal experience. With affordable activities and lodging options, this can be your momentous motorcycle excursion of a lifetime on Nepal’s exhilarating roads. Our highly trained and experienced professional team shall guide you through out your venture and provide you with all the necessities needed in other to make your dream trip an actual reality. So join Firante Treks now and explore the nation of Himalayas with our available thrilling motorbike tours in Nepal.’

Day-1- Flying independently to Kathmandu and drive to Mugling.

Day-2- From Mugling to Gorkha

Day-3- From Gorkha to Begnas Lake

Day-4- From Begnas Lake to Pokhara via Baghlung

Day-5- Pokhara – Siddhartha Highway – Tansen

Day-6- Tansen – Mahendra Highway – Chitwan National Park

Day-7- Chitwan National Park

Day-8- On the Rajpath Mountain Road to Daman

Day-9- Daman – Kathmandu ring road – Nagarkot hill station

Day-10- From Nagarkote to the “LAST RESORT” – Adventure Resort Nepal

Day-11- The Last Resort – the adventure resort at the Bothe Kosi River

Day-12- Last Resort – Charikote

Day-13- Charikote – Kathmandu

Day-14- Kathmandu – Patan

Day-15- In Kathmandu – Mount Everest sightseeing flight, Monkey Temple and shopping

Day-16- Flying independently out of Nepal to your home or next destination

 

 

Magic Rara Lake Motorbike Tour

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Rara Lake Motorbike Tour is an exciting and adventurous riding tour of West Nepal. It is an overland motorcycle journey in the Karnali region’s wilderness. This motorbike journey brings you to Nepal’s largest lake, Rara, as well as to some of the country’s most attractive locations, including the plain Terai region and the high mountainous region.

Rara Lake is situated at an altitude of 2,990 meters. This region of Nepal is still one of the least visited and untouched. The preserved natural alpine forest and its surrounding are rich in historical value with a distinct western Nepali culture. The beauty of mountain views as well as the wild animals and birds, makes this an excellent spot for people who want to get away from the well-traveled areas.

The gorgeous Karnali region and a motorcycle journey to Rara Lake add to this adventure of the tour. Imagine riding a motorcycle across Rara Lake’s twisting roads, Rocky Mountains, and isolated landscapes. It will surely be a surreal experience. Due to its calming beauty and ideal position, it is referred as “paradise on earth.”

The inhabitants here are very old-fashioned, almost primitive, which allows you to take a step back in time and ponder on the distinctions between modern culture and civilization. As always, the magnificent high mountain beauty enchants and attracts many visitors here. Along the route and surrounding the lake, you can view animals such as the Serow, Yellow-throated Marten, Musk deer and a variety of birds like the Himalayan Monal or Impeyan pheasant as well as Kalij. At 2,980 meters, the lake is also home to indigenous snow trout.

The excitement of riding a motorcycle in Nepal’s western region allows you to spend your days in the wild but also in mind-blowingly calm areas. The trip is thrilling as you ride your motorcycle through the winding roadway, examining the jagged mountains and remote landscapes of the territory. With its serene elegance, you will feel as if you are in a paradise on earth.

The months of February to June, as well as September to November, are ideal for visiting Rara. This location, which is under a slight rain shadow, is drier than other sections of Nepal, even during the monsoon season.

The peaceful and divine quality of Nepal’s largest lake compensates the full motorbike riding trip through the waterway valley, southern plain and mountains. Despite the fact that the entire expedition is undeniably stimulating, being in the mountains with a massive lake in front of you is an experience that cannot be described in words.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day- 01:  Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to  Hotel

Day- 02:  Fly to Nepalgunj drive to Bardia

Day- 03:  Bardia National park

Day- 04: Ride to Surkhet

Day- 05:  Ride to Jumla

Day- 06:  Ride to Rara Lake

Day- 07:  Explorations day

Day- 08:  Ride back to Manma

Day- 09:  Ride back to Surkhet.

Day- 10:  Ride to Palpa

Day- 11: Ride to Pokhara

Day- 12:  Ride to Begnas Lake

Day- 13: Ride to Kathmandu

Day- 14: Free day in Kathmandu

Day- 15: Fly back to home

Magic Tibet Motorbike Tour

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Discover Tibet’s ancient culture and mystical religion, as well as the stunning attractions of the Roof of the World! This Tibet motorcycle tour will take you through twisting mountain roads to Tibet’s remote plateaus, snow-capped Himalayan peaks, Tibetan nomads’ steppes and hills, the sacred turquoise-blue Namtso and Yamdrok salt lakes and spiritual hermitages and meditation caves deep in the Mountains.

Our Tibet bike tour takes you across twisting passes at elevations of over 5,000 meters, explores the most notable Tibetan monasteries and monuments and reaches half-forgotten locations. The views of Everest, which stands at 8,848 meters, and spending the night in Rongbuk Monastery with a view of this real king of mountains are highlights of a bucket-list journey you’ll never forget.

Our motorcycle journey begins in Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital. We’ll then fly to Lhasa on an International flight. We’ll see the Dalai Lama’s former residence, the Potala Palace in Lhasa, as well as the ancient Barkhor Market in the old town, the Jokhang Temple, Drepung Monastery, and other sights in Tibet’s capital. We’ll ride our motorcycles south along the Yarlung Tsangpo River to Tibet’s first fortification once we’ve acclimatized. Next, we’ll visit the holy Yamdrok Salt Lake and the 5,100-meter Karo La glacier. We’ll arrive in Tingri, the starting point of every trek to Everest, through the Friendship Highway and small side roads and valleys.

We’ll travel over a 5,280-meter pass to reach the “road of 108 bends,” one of the world’s most stunning panorama roads, with sights of Everest and four other mighty 8,000-meter peaks. At an altitude of 4,900 meters, we’ll spend the night at Rongbuk Monastery, where we’ll enjoy sunset and sunrise views of Everest — a wonderful experience in the cool mountain air. The next day, our journey takes us off the beaten path and through rural terrain on our way back to Tingri and Shigatse, including the highest pass of the trek, Gyatso La, at 5,220 meters.

We’ll visit the Tashi Lhunpo Monastery and enjoy town’s amenities before riding through the alpine hinterlands, past wheat fields and through small settlements to the deep blue Namtso Lake, Tibet’s largest Salt Lake. Our Tibet motorcycle trip ends one day later in Lhasa.

Everest Base Camp Motorbike Tour via Kerung

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Everest base camp motorbike tour from Kerung is a lovely tour for anyone looking for a taste of the exotic orient. This package includes breathtaking views of Mount Everest, as well as authentic Tibetan cultural traditions and monasteries. This is a fantastic bike ride across a beautiful green roadway with views of high mountains gleaming in the sunlight. Following that, you will be visiting the delights of Mt Everest’s northern side, which has breathtaking scenery.

A motorbike trip to Everest Base Camp is one of the most exciting means to visit Mount Everest’s base camp. You will not only reach the Tibet side of Everest Base Camp, but you will also have the opportunity to discover Tibet and its breathtaking scenery. The world’s highest point, sometimes known as the Roof of the World is one of the world’s most remote locations. Despite the fact that they are both Himalayan countries, the cultural and lifestyle variations between them will astound you.

This bike tour departs from Kathmandu, Nepal and travels to Tibet via the Kerung border. The planning period begins in Kathmandu with the lease of a motorcycle and a discussion of the tour itinerary with the rest of the crew. The Royal Enfield classic or Himalayan Royal Enfield is the preferred Tibet motorcycle tour. This has a cheap rental cost and is comfortable for a single person. This trip allows you to ride a Royal Enfield 500cc across the famous Tibetan plateau’s road along the newly established Nepal-Tibet connecting border Kerung.

It’s a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to the top of the world. This is a unique opportunity to ride the Himalayan Range while also visiting cities known for their culture and magical allure.

The voyage begins in Kathmandu and ends in Syabrubesi, near Kerung border. On the second day, we will take a short ride to Kerung Bazar, which is located at an altitude of roughly 2900 meters, where we will spend one night to acclimate. The next day, we will ride through the immense Tibetan plateau, passing through Tibetan communities and crossing 5200-meter-high hills to reach Tingri. We will ride from Tingri to Rongbuk, where we will spend the night and visit Everest base camp, before returning to Kathmandu through the same route. You’ll pass through five high passes totaling over 4,500 meters on your way to EBC. The path is made up of 80% tarmac and 20% non-technical off-road.

As you go from Kathmandu to Tibet on one of the world’s most remote roads, you will be able to see the enormous terrain that connects these two countries while riding alongside the towering Himalayas. The highlights of this journey include visits to various World Heritage sites in Kathmandu, exploration of age-old monasteries in Tibet, riding in the world’s highest plateau and a stop at Everest Base Camp to marvel at the sight of Mt. Everest which stands tall at 8848m. The trip will be easier because you will be riding a motorcycle. You will visit various cultural heritage sites in the region during your stay, where you will learn about Tibetan history and tradition.

From April to November is the optimum time to go on an Everest Base Camp Motorcycle Tour. You may appreciate the cool air, deep blue sky, lovely terrain, and magnificent Himalayan Range throughout this season. December, January, and February are also pleasant months for weather;however, bike riding is not recommended because of the cold weather.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu

Day 02: Visa Prepration

Day 03: Sightseeing as well as Trip preparation

Day 04: Ride from Kathmandu – Rasuwagadi border – 124 km

Day 05: Ride from Rasuwagadi border – Kerung – 24 km

Day 06: Ride from Kerung – Tingri – 255 km

Day 07: Ride from Tingri – Rongbuk – 78 km

Day 08: Ride from Rongbuk – Tingri – 70 km

Day 09: Ride from Tingri – Kerung – 255 km

Day 10: Ride from Kerung – Kathmandu – 124km

Day 11: Departure

Upper Mustang Motorbike Tour

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Mustang is a beautiful region of Nepal that lies between the Nepal-Tibet border. It is filled with breathtaking scenery, excellent off-road riding, a thriving culture and an immediate impression that this is a region that appeals to all of your senses. The Mustang region is a magnificent gift to the earth that must be seen to be believed. We can observe the uniqueness of the treeless terrain, rocky paths, views of Nilgiri, Annapurna, Dhaulagiri and other Himalayas in Nepal’s Upper Mustang region. Upper Mustang is one of the world’s best conserved locations, having been a restricted territory until 1992 and only accessible to non-Nepali trekkers fifteen years ago.

Nothing beats the feeling of motorcycle tour to Mustang. Relaxation, freedom and the sensation of being a different person are all on the road to Mustang. Furthermore, riding a motorcycle through Upper Mustang offers a unique level of adventure. Because this is not your standard Himalayan trip, your riding skill and endurance will be tested to the maximum on the Upper Mustang motorbike tour. When compared to the magnificent beauty and cultural lifestyle of the inhabitants that the journey has to offer, the challenge of riding is nothing.

The route winds its way up and down the edge of the Mustang valley, providing breathtaking views of snowcapped mountains, fascinating valleys, and green grass cultivated hills. The view improves as you ascend and the fresh mountain air refreshes you. Once you begin your adventure, you will encounter continuous rows of hills, waterfalls and even extreme difficulties when the terrain is tough and the thin alpine air hits your face directly. There are valleys to ride through, glacier lakes to see and the proximity to the Himalayan Mountains will astound you.

Kathmandu is the starting point for the Upper Mustang Bike Tour. You will start your bike ride from Kathmandu to reach Pokhara on the first day. From Pokhara you will head towards Beni and then start riding down the Kali Gandaki Valley on a dry and rough track to reach Kagbeni. From there, you will continue riding uphill towards Muktinath from Kagbeni. Muktinath is the holy temple of Lord Shiva. The ride then continues along the trail to Upper Mustang’s forbidden land.

Lo-Manthang is reached after passing via the settlements of Chele, Syangboche, and Tsarang. The former “Kingdom of Lo’s” walled capital, Lo-Manthang, is home to numerous ancient monasteries and well-preserved Tibetan culture and history. We will return from Lo-Manthang through some new single-track roads with spectacular views of the surrounding high peaks and magnificent valleys. We will ride through Marpha’s apple orchards and continue downhill to Tatopani, where you may wash away your exhaustion after a fantastic riding experience. Then we will ride from Tatopani to reach Beni. With a ride from Beni to Pokhara and ultimately to Kathmandu, the adventurous and thrilling bike tour journey to Upper Mustang will come to an end.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Days      Itinerary                                    Ride Distance (in km)
1.           Arrival in Kathmandu                                          –
2.           Ride from Kathmandu – Pokhara                   200 km
3.           Ride from Pokhara – Kalopani                       125 km
4.           Ride from Kalopani – Muktinath – Kagbeni     65 km
5.           Ride from Kagbeni – Ghami                           27 km
6.           Ride from Ghami – Lo Manthang                   16 km
7.           Rest Day
8.           Ride to China border
9.           Ride from Lo Manthang – Ghiling                  23 km
10.         Ride from Ghiling – Kagbeni                          24 km
11.         Ride from Kagbeni – Tatopani                        66 km
12.         Ride from Tatopani – Bandipur                      178 km
13.         Ride from Bandipur – Kathmandu                 147 km
14.         Final Departure

Namcha Barwa and Tsangpo Gorge Trek

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Mt. Namcha Barwa (7756m) is situated in the lush forested valleys of South-Eastern Tibet. It was first climbed by a joint Chinese-Japanese team on 30 October 1992.    The Tsangpo River flowing to the east is the world highest river. Before reaching India, the river has to make several huge loops in this beautiful mountainous landscape.

This trek starts in Lhasa through Samye and Tsedang; Close to the disputed Indian border area we follow the Tsangpo River and arrive at the village of Lusha near the big bend in the river. Passing through villages of the Loba people (a Tibetan minority group), we make our way through the forested region of Pei to the Namcha Barwa Base Camp.

The relatively low altitude of the base camp area (1600m.) offers amazing views of the vertical snow capped peak of Namcha Barwa. After a circumambulation of the holy mountain of Atsom Neh, we continue to the Gyala monastery. We make our return to Lhasa via Gongbu Jiangda and Ganden.

We can also operate this trek in reverse.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01:     Fly, to Lhasa. We meet you at the airport and transfer to Hotel in Lhasa
Day 02:     Lhasa Sightseeing tour
Day 03:     Lhasa Sightseeing tour
Day 04:     Ningchi – Ningchi is 420 Km far from Lhasa, on the way you will be cressed through the Mang Shung La (5000 m) high pass. Over night a
Day 05:     Drive to Lusha then start trek to Punkar
Day 06:     Pungkar to Pe
Day 07:     Pe to Tripe
Day 08:     Tripe to Beach Camp
Day 09:     Beach Camp to Gyala
Day 10:     Gyala to Kumang ( 09 km)
Day 11:     Kumang to Nyuk Sang (13 km)
Day 12:     Nyuk Sang to Senge Dzong (12 km)
Day 13:     Pemako chung Monastery
Day 14:     Back to Sange Dzong
Day 15:     Sange Dzong to Nyuk Sang
Day 16:     Nyuk Sang to Kumang
Day 17:     Kumang to Gyala
Day 18:     Gyala to Beach Camp
Day 19:     Beach Camp to Tripe
Day 20:     Tripe to Pe
Day 21:     Pe to Pungkar
Day 22:     Pungkar to Lusha
Day 23:     Lhasa
Day 24:     Kathmandu

Pisang Peak Climbing

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Pisang Peak rises above the Marshyangdi valley. It was first ascended by J. Wellenkamp as part of German expedition in 1955. This trekking peak is a uniform slope of ice and snow to the final summit pyramid. Pisang peak is also considered one of the easy peaks among the trekking peaks in Nepal. The path ascends through sparse wood and pasture to a Kharka at (4,380m) which is considered the best place for setting up the base camp. High Camp is set up at (5,400m) climbing to a shoulder on the South-West Ridge. Normally there will be snow at the high camp from the end of November to the end of March.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu and met our staff and transfer to hotel.
Day 02: Kathmandu.
Day 03: Kathmandu – Beshi Sahar and trek to Khudi (790m) by bus.
Day 04: Trek to Jagat (1310m)
Day 05: Trek to Dharapani (1860m)
Day 06: Trek to Chame (2700m)
Day 07: Trek to Upper Pisang (3300m)
Day 08: Trek to Kharka Base Camp (4370m)
Day 09: Trek to South West Ridge High Camp (5420m)
Day 10: Pisang Peak Summit (6091m)
Day 11: Trek to Kharka Base Camp (4370m)
Day 12: Trek to Pisang (3200m)
Day 13: Trek to Manang (3440m)
Day 14: Trek to Thorong Phedi (4500m)
Day 15: Trek to Muktinath (3800m) via Thorong – La (5416m)
Day 16: Trek to Marpha via Kagbeni (2620m)
Day 17: Trek to Kalapani (2500m)
Day 18: Trek to Tatopani (1183m) hot spring.
Day 19: Trek to Ghorepani (2900m) Poon Hill (3200m)
Day 20: Trek to Ghandrung (2000m)
Day 21: Trek Nayapul and drive to Pokhara
Day 22: Pokhara drive back to Kathmandu by tourist bus.

Yala Peak Climbing

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Yala peak is a part of the Langtang Himal which lies just to the north of Kathmandu in the Langtang region. The base camp of Yala Peak is Kyangjin Gompa (3749m/12300 ft). Yala Peak, considered one of Nepal’s easier trekking peaks, is a fantastic beginner’s mountaineering trip. This beautiful peak affords surprising views of Shishapang 8012 m, which is the only solo mountain in Tibet with a height above 8000 m.

The climb is easy and suited for anyone with trekking experience. We start in Syabrubesi after a 5 hour drive from Kathmandu and spend five days hiking up the beautiful Langtang valley to Kyanjin Gompa at 3800 m. Kyanjin Gompa is situated below Langtang Lirung (7246 m) and we spend three days acclimatizing taking day-hikes in spectacular surroundings. The last 400 m is on ice so we will be using crampons, ice axe and rope.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01:     Arrival in Kathmandu and met our staff and transfer to hotel.
Day 02:     Half day guided sightseeing tour of Kathmandu valley.
Day 03:     Drive to Dhunche (1950m) and stay at camp.
Day 04:     Trek to Syabru (2200m)
Day 05:     Trek to Lama Hotel (2500m)
Day 06:     Trek to Langtang (3100m)
Day 07:     Trek to Kyangching Gompa (3750m)
Day 08:     Excursion to Tserko Ri (5033m)
Day 09:     Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp (4800m)
Day 10:     Yala Peak summit (5500m)
Day 11:     Reserve day.
Day 12:     Trek to Ghora Tabela (3050m)
Day 13:     Trek to Syabru (2200m)
Day 14:     Trek to Sing Gompa (3300m)
Day 15:     Trek to Dhunche (1950m)
Day 16:     Dhunche drive back to Kathmandu by bus.
Day 17:     Free day in Kathmandu.
Day 18:     Transfer to airport to return to home.

Saga Dawa Festival at Humla Raling Monastery

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This trip is the shortest and yet one of the most culturally and scenically striking trips in Humla. The valley is reached in a day walk from Simikot at elevations between 3000m and 4100 m. Nyinba, a Bhotia community also called Bara-Thapalya inhabit this valley in four major villages in the area. The attractions are experience of the unique village structure resembling Buddhist Mandala and culture practiced within these villages that deeply carry the ancient pre-Buddhist Shamastic tradition blended with the Buddhist culture and religion. Mt Shelmogang (5300m) (also known as Mount Crystal Peak) and Raling Gompa and Siddhi caves of Guru Rimpoche are some of the places to visit. The trail has been planned to visit Kharpunath temple where the Karnali from west Tibet and Chang/Dozam river meet forming the main Karnali, the longest and holiest river of Nepal.Saga Dawa Festival is observed as one of the most important festival in Buddhist society all over the world. This festival held each year on the full moon day of the fourth lunar month of the Tibetan calendar. This festival is celebrated in honor of Sakyamuni’s enlightenment. And this auspicious day coincide with three important events in Buddha’s life, Birth, Nirvana and death.

Trek Facts

Duration: 12 days
Starting from: Simikot, Humla
Ending at: Simikot, Humla
Grade: Moderate
Highest access of the trek: 4200m
Culture: Chettries, Tibetan origin
Mode of trekking: Camping trek only
Himalayan sights: Crystal Peak, Chang La
Most attraction of the Trek: Mountain views, rivers, lakes, hidden valley, Monasteries, Tibetan villages .

Everest Heli Tour

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Witness the glorious views of grandiose Himalayas and immerse yourself into the magnificent Everest region.

Our Everest Heli Tour can be considerably called as a once in a lifetime Heli Tour which shall take you close to Mt. Everest in just one day. The commencing shall flight take off from Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport in the morning. From that point onward, our helicopter flies in the east direction, parallel to the Himalayan range.

We shall be offered with breath-taking images of the landscape, green hills and then you can get lost in the scenic beauty of the mesmerizing villages which can be sited all over from our flight.

Get unbelievable panoramas of lush vegetation, local Sherpa communities and the soaring mountains like the Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, Thamserku and many more on our incredible Everest Heli Tour.

Contact Firante Treks right now to experience mystical charisma of the Himalayas with us.

One Day Monastery Tour

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Take a leisurely time out from your busy life to experience the enchanting Monasteries around the Kathmandu valley. There are hundreds of ancient Buddhist monasteries all across the Nepalese nation and having a day tour to visit some of the most treasured monasteries near the Kathmandu valley can help you gain spiritual consciousness.

Our one-day Monastery Tour is designed in such a way that lets traveler explore the various secreted Buddhist Monasteries which are considered very significant for the Buddhist community. Get an in-depth knowledge about the Buddhists teachings and observe the implausible architecture & designs of the monasteries. This trip is mainly focused to introduce travelers and explorers to the many Buddhism monasteries which are largely centered in and around the Kathmandu Valley. The major highlight of our day tour is that it lets you meet Buddhist monks and immerse yourself into Buddhist Culture as you explore around.

Contact Firante Treks to experience this transcendent day tour to the revered monasteries of Kathmandu.

Nagarkot Weekend Tour

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If you have gotten tired of the pollution and noises in the bustling city of Kathmandu, then you can take a breather and join our Nagarkot Weekend Hike which is specifically designed for people like you who want to freshen up a bit from the toxicity of the urban city like Kathmandu.

Our Nagarkot Weekend Hike is the perfectly modified to make you traverse into the hills of Nagarkot where you can observe some of the best views of the Himalayan mountains. You can also explore the lush trails filled with green verdant ecosystem where you can get fresh unpolluted air as you traverse past the scheduled trails. On this fun filled journey you will additionally trek through farming villages in the foothills which can be a very good opportunity to discover some new experiences. Some of the major highlights of our tour include the charismatic sunrise view & remarkable neighboring landscapes, forests, Mountain Vistas and the unblemished horizon. Later after touring around Nagarkot we shall drive back to Kathmandu to end our excursion.

Contact Firante Treks right now and be a part of this freshening trip to Nagarkot.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

  • Meeting at Thamel
  • Drive to Lapsi Phedi- Sankhu
  • Hike from Lapsi Phedi- Jaharshing Pauwa (11 :00 AM) Tea Break
  • Local Lunch (Dal-Bhat) @ Aahalchaur
  • Tea time in Nagarkot Farm House
  • Nagarkot Town and drive back to Kathmandu
  • Time to Say Good Bye

11 Days Nepal Tour

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Firante Treks & Expedition’s 11 Days Nepal Tour is one of the ultimate tour package in Nepal which leads you to explore the UNESCO World Heritage sites around Kathmandu valley, Nagarkot which is  one of the nearest tourists destination and Pokhara, a must visit city of Nepal. Along with these marvellous beauty, Chitwan National Park and Lumbini are other two invaluable gems of our 11 Days Nepal Tour.
As similar to our 9 Days Nepal Tour, the 11 Days Nepal Tour also begins with a full day sightseeing around Kathmandu valley which includes exploring Pashupatinath temple,Boudhhanath Stupa, Bhaktapur City Tour and Swoyambhunath temple.The Pashupatinath temple is one  of the most famous Hindu Sacred temple in Asia which is located on the bank of sacred Bagmati river.Pashupatinath literally means ” the god of  animal ”.The Boudhhanath stupa ,one of the biggest Stupas in the World which was built in the late 4 th century. The Bhaktapur city is renowned for its own culture  and tradition which is also one of the ancient city of Nepal.The pottery squares, five storied temple, historical squares and other ancient temples are the major attraction of this antique city.Finally, the Swoyambhunath temple which is one of the most ancient and mysterious Buddhist temple.It is also known by the name of Monkey  temple .From here you can enjoy the amazing 360 ° view of the entire Kathmandu Valley.
Then the next day of our 11 Days Nepal Tour begins with a drive to our another popular destination, Nagarkot which takes your heart away from the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu valley.It is one of the beautiful and amazing hill station near Kathmandu valley.From here one can enjoy the fascinating and mesmerizing view of sunrise as well as sunset with beautiful mountains smiling back at you.
Then the day after we take a drive/flight to the city of natural paradise, Pokhara.  The stunning views of the Annapurna ranges at the background, pristine lakes, beautiful lush villages and it’s amazing landscapes has made Pokhara a zenith tourists destination.Some of the highlighted part of our 11 Days Nepal Tour in Pokhara includes visiting Sarangkot village, Davis Falls, World Peace Pagoda, Fewa Lake, Mahendra Cave, International Mountain Museum and a lot more.
After enjoying the beautiful moments in Pokhara, our 11 Days Nepal Tour package leads you  towards our next destination, the Chitwan National Park.It’s the first national park of Nepal which was established in A.D. 1973.Elephant Jungle Safari, Canoe ride along Rapti river,Tharu cultural dance, Bird watching are some of the major attractions of Chitwan National Park .
Finally, we step our foot to the holiest, peaceful and one of the most important Buddhist pilgrimage site, the Lumbini which is renowned by the name “The Birthplace of Lord Buddha”. Mayadevi Temple, World Peace Pagoda, Lumbini Museum, Royal Thai Buddhist Monastery, Ashokan Pillar, Korean Buddhist Temple, Eternal Peace Flame are some of the major attractions of this place.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01: Kathmandu Arrival and Transfer to Hotel in KTM

Day 02: Full Day Kathmandu Sightseeing

Day 03: Kathmandu Sightseeing and Transfer to Nagarkot for sunset and stay o/n

Day 04: Drive to Pokhara by private vehicle and Transfer to Hotel in Pokhara

Day 05: Sightseeing around Pokhara

Day 06: Sightseeing around Pokhara

Day 07: Drive to Chitwan by private vehicle and Transfer to Hotel in Chitwan

Day 08: Full day Jungle activities in Chitwan

Day 09: Drive to Lumbini by private vehicle and Transfer to Hotel in Lumbini

Day 10: Sightseeing in Lumbini

Day 11: Drive to Kathmandu and Transfer to Hotel in KTM

9 Days Nepal Tour

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Firante Treks & Expedition’s 9 Days Nepal Tour is one of the ultimate tour package in Nepal which leads you to explore the UNESCO World Heritage sites around Kathmandu valley, Nagarkot which is  one of the nearest tourists destination and Pokhara, a must visit city of Nepal. Along with these marvellous beauty, Chitwan National Park and Lumbini are other two invaluable gems of our 9 Days Nepal Tour.

As similar to our 7 Days Nepal Tour, the 9 Days Nepal Tour also begins with a full day sightseeing around Kathmandu valley which includes exploring Pashupatinath temple,Boudhhanath Stupa, Bhaktapur City Tour and Swoyambhunath temple.The Pashupatinath temple is one  of the most famous Hindu Sacred temple in Asia which is located on the bank of sacred Bagmati river.Pashupatinath literally means ” the god of  animal ”.The Boudhhanath stupa ,one of the biggest Stupas in the World which was built in the late 4 th century. The Bhaktapur city is renowned for its own culture  and tradition which is also one of the ancient city of Nepal.The pottery squares, five storied temple, historical squares and other ancient temples are the major attraction of this antique city.Finally, the Swoyambhunath temple which is one of the most ancient and mysterious Buddhist temple.It is also known by the name of Monkey  temple. From here you can enjoy the amazing 360 ° view of the entire Kathmandu Valley.

Then the next day of our 9 Days Nepal Tour begins with a drive to our another popular destination, Nagarkot which takes your heart away from the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu valley.It is one of the beautiful and amazing hill station near Kathmandu valley.From here one can enjoy the fascinating and mesmerizing view of sunrise as well as sunset with beautiful mountains smiling back at you.

Then the day after we take a drive/flight to the city of natural paradise, Pokhara.  The stunning views of the Annapurna ranges at the background, pristine lakes, beautiful lush villages and it’s amazing landscapes has made Pokhara a zenith tourists destination.Some of the highlighted part of our tour in Pokhara includes visiting Sarangkot village, Davis Falls, World Peace Pagoda, Fewa Lake, Mahendra Cave, International Mountain Museum and a lot more.

After enjoying the beautiful moments in Pokhara, our 9 Days Nepal Tour package leads you towards our  last but not the least destination, the wonderful Chitwan National Park.It’s the first national park of Nepal which was established in A.D. 1973 and  granted the status of a World Heritage Site in 1984.Elephant Jungle Safari, Canoe ride along Rapti river,Tharu cultural dance, Bird watching are some of the key attractions of Chitwan National Park .

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01: Kathmandu Arrival and Transfer to Hotel in KTM

Day 02: Full Day Kathmandu Sightseeing

Day 03: Full Day Kathmandu Sightseeing

Day 04: Drive to Pokhara by private vehicle and Transfer to Hotel in Pokhara

Day 05: Sightseeing around Pokhara

Day 06: Sightseeing around Pokhara

Day 07: Drive to Chitwan by private vehicle and Transfer to Hotel in Chitwan

Day 08: Full day Jungle activities in Chitwan

Day 09: Drive to Kathmandu and Transfer to Hotel in KTM

7 Days Nepal Tour

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Firante Treks & Expedition’s 7 Days Nepal Tour is one of the perfect tour package in Nepal which leads you to explore the UNESCO World Heritage sites around Kathmandu valley, Nagarkot which is  one of the nearest tourists destination and Pokhara, a must visit city of Nepal.

As our 5 Days Nepal Tour, the 7 Days Nepal Tour also begins with a full day sightseeing around Kathmandu valley which includes exploring Pashupatinath temple,Boudhhanath Stupa, Bhaktapur City Tour and Swoyambhunath temple.The Pashupatinath temple is one  of the most famous Hindu Sacred temple in Asia which is located on the bank of sacred Bagmati river.Pashupatinath literally means ” the god of  animal ”.The Boudhhanath stupa ,one of the biggest Stupas in the World which was built in the late 4 th century. The Bhaktapur city is renowned for its own culture  and tradition which is also one of the ancient city of Nepal.The pottery squares, five storied temple, historical squares and other ancient temples are the major attraction of this antique city.Finally, the Swoyambhunath temple which is one of the most ancient and mysterious Buddhist temple.It is also known by the name of Monkey  temple .From here you can enjoy the amazing 360 ° view of the entire Kathmandu Valley.

Then the next day of 7 Days Nepal Tour begins with a drive to our another popular destination, Nagarkot which takes your heart away from the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu valley.It is one of the beautiful and amazing hill station near Kathmandu valley.From here one can enjoy the fascinating and mesmerizing view of sunrise as well as sunset with beautiful mountains smiling back at you.

Then the day after we take a drive/flight to the city of natural paradise, Pokhara.  The stunning views of the Annapurna ranges at the background, pristine lakes, beautiful lush villages and it’s amazing landscapes has made Pokhara a zenith tourists destination.Some of the highlighted part of our 7 Days Nepal Tour in Pokhara includes visiting Sarangkot village, Davis Falls, World Peace Pagoda, Fewa Lake, Mahendra Cave, International Mountain Museum and a lot more.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01: Kathmandu Arrival and Transfer to Hotel in KTM

Day 02: Full Day Kathmandu Sightseeing

Day 03: Kathmandu Sightseeing and Transfer to Nagarkot for sunset and stay o/n

Day 04: Drive to Pokhara by private vehicle and Transfer to Hotel in Pokhara

Day 05: Sightseeing around Pokhara

Day 06: Sightseeing around Pokhara

Day 07: Drive to Kathmandu and Transfer to Hotel in KTM

5 Days Nepal Tour

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Firante Treks & Expedition’s 5 Days Nepal Tour is a short and sweet tour package in Nepal which leads you to explore the UNESCO World Heritage sites around Kathmandu valley and Nagarkot, one of the nearest tourists destination.

The 5 Days Nepal Tour begins with a full day sightseeing around Kathmandu valley which includes exploring Pashupatinath temple,Boudhhanath Stupa, Bhaktapur City Tour and Swoyambhunath temple.The Pashupatinath temple is one  of the most famous Hindu Sacred temple in Asia which is located on the bank of sacred Bagmati river.Pashupatinath literally means ” the god of  animal ”.The Boudhhanath stupa ,one of the biggest Stupas in the World which was built in the late 4th  century. The Bhaktapur city is renowned for its own culture  and tradition which is also one of the ancient city of Nepal.The pottery squares, five storied temple, historical squares and other ancient temples are the major attraction of this antique city.Finally, the Swoyambhunath temple which is one of the most ancient and mysterious Buddhist temple.It is also known by the name of Monkey  temple .From here you can enjoy the amazing 360 ° view of the entire Kathmandu Valley.

Then the next day of 5 Days Nepal Tour begins with a drive to our another popular destination, Nagarkot which takes your heart away from the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu valley.It is one of the beautiful and amazing hill station near Kathmandu valley.From here one can enjoy the fascinating and mesmerizing view of sunrise as well as sunset with beautiful mountains smiling back at you.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Day 01: Kathmandu Arrival and Transfer to Hotel in KTM

Day 02: Full Day Kathmandu Sightseeing

Day 03: Kathmandu Sightseeing and transfer to Nagarkot and stay o/n

Day 04: Day hike in Nagarkot and stay o/n

Day 05: Drive to Kathmandu and Transfer to Hotel in KTM

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