Arrive to Kathmandu, an exciting and memorable experience with the panoramic view of snow-capped Himalayan range greets your sight.
On your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be received by representative of Independent Himalayan Adventure and take you to your Hotel, Welcome drink serve. We will then have a small briefing about the entire trip with final payment procedures.

We will finalize paperwork-permit for your trip.
After breakfast, take time to enjoy a day of sightseeing on a guided tour of some of the highlights of Kathmandu and the surrounding valley. Visit Swayambhunath stupa, also known as the Monkey temple, with its fine views over Kathmandu and many interesting features as well as great stupa itself from 2700 years. Join the devotees, pilgrims and wandering sadhus at Pashupatinath temple. Pashupatinath is the most important Hindu temple in Nepal as well as being one of the most important Shiva temple on the subcontinent, situated on the banks of the holy Bagmati River. After that take your time around Bouddhanath stupa, one of the largest stupa in the world. Explore the myriad temples and courtyards of Patan Durbar Square, also known as the city of Fine Arts.
Later the afternoon back to your hotel and final checking of your trekking equipments.

Fly to Nepalgunj; 1 and ½  hour flight, a small town in West Nepal near the Indian border.Stay overnight in this transit city.

Early morning flight of 35 minutes out to Juphal airport in Dolpo region. It is wonderful views of the precipitous hillsides and river valleys. The airstrip at Juphal is at an altitude of 2354 m / 7745 feet, First day easy trek along the Thuli Bheri River to Dunai (2150 m / 7053 feet)

Trek along the south bank of the river heading upstream on a good trail. Upper area of Dunai is seen perched high above on the right as our route drops to the left crossing over the river on a wooden bridge. This trek has many bridge and meadow crossings with views of snow clad peaks to Tarakot (2550 m. / 8366 feet).

The trek to Khanigaon goes alongside terraced fields following the Barbung River and crosses to the western bank just below its confluence with Tarap Khola. As the trail rolls over the flank of high hills, views of villages atop the ridges appear brilliant. Few minutes after crossing the suspension bridge, we arrive at Khanigoan (2500 m./ 8202 feet). The trek can easily be extended by going two hours further to a splendid campsite.

Trekking to Chukore (3550 m. / 11647 feet).
Climbing through the deciduous forest with walnuts, nettles and cannabis, it opens up in Lahini which is a rough grass slope. The Tarap Valley narrows up in a tight V shape ahead. Beyond this the trail passes through grassy meadows, graveled river beds and one can see waterfalls spraying from the rock walls.
Overnight stay in tents

Kamok Kharka (4,000m/13,123ft)
Todays trek around 6 hrs across an unstable section of trail that is constantly changing due to floods and landslides. The trail swings to the either bank of the Tarap Khola passing through the narrow gorge to Kamok Kharka (4000 m. / 13123 feet). Kamok Kharka is a large yak pasture which will be reached after subsequent crossing of the river over locally made log bridges.
Overnight stay in tent

The trekking trail to Dho from Kamok Kharka is a short and easy one without too much height gain. The trail comes across meadows and crosses several streams to come to the river bed of Dho (4130 m./ 13550 feet). Dho stands at a junction of two valleys providing plenty of camp site.
Overnight stay in tents

Rest day for acclimatization in Dho. Visit Bon Gompa  and monasteries during day trip.
Overnight stay in tents

As the trail rises gently, the mountains appear small and shapeless. After passing the village of Tok Khyu the valley forks and we follow it as it veers a little to the left. The trail then ascends to the Shering Gompa (4350 m./ 1427 feet) which is the camp for Num La.
Overnight stay in tents

Cross Num La Pass (5360 m./ 17585 feet), which is regularly crossed by the Dolpo-pa traders with their yak trains. Though the trail is frequently used, it can still be confusing under fresh snow. The pass can be reached in four hours trek and then the trail descends down to the narrow gorge of Chhadka Khola before climbing again to Baga La Camp (4500 m./ 14928 feet).
Overnight stay in tents

The trek begins with a descent to the stream before climbing to reach the Baga La pass (5,090 m. / 16746 feet). It takes about 3 hrs to reach the pass marked by prayer flags and cairns. From the pass one can see several snow capped peaks including the Kanjiroba Himalayan massif.Then the trek will make a rather straightforward descent into the deep Sano Bheri (3800 m. / 12503 feet) Valley.
Overnight stay in tents

The trail today remains on the right bank of the Sano Bheri. It is a magnificent trek with wonderful views every step of the way; some places there are broad meadows and in others the valley teeters along steep hillside. Along the trail we will see Norbu Kang (6,005 m./19756 feet), Kagmara peak and other peaks of Kanjerova before Phoksundo Lake (3627 m./ 11900 feet).
Overnight stay in tents

Descend from Phoksundo Lake along the spectacular waterfall draining the lake. Leaving the main route we follow the Durjam Khola through the village of Pungmo (2918 m./ 9600 feet), to the base of Kagmara Pass (4300 m./ 14108 feet). Since crossing the last pass; entered the verdant side of the Himalayas. Beautiful forests of pine, spruce, hemlock and birch are common in this region.

Climb up  to cross the summit of Kagmara Pass (5106 m./ 16800 feet), then descend the same along Kagmara Glacier to Kagmara Phedi camp (4000 m./13123 feet).
Overnight stay in tents

Today's trek begins with a descent along Garpung Khola to Hurikot and the park boundary. We continue our descent to the Bheri River (2614 m./ 8600 feet) and then through villages and apple orchards past potato and corn fields before climbing to camp at Mauriya Phedi (3100 m./ 10200 feet).
Overnight stay in tents

A steep 700 m./ 2300 feet ascent through forests of pine and oak and across avalanche tracks takes us to Mauriya Pass (3,799m/12,500ft). Views of the snowy peaks to the north and east are exceptional. From here we make a steep descent (790m/2,600 ft) through birch, oak and rhododendron forests to Chotra (3009 m./ 9900 feet).
Overnight stay in tents

The trail descends the Tila Valley through spruce forests, past barely fields and rice terraces, irrigation works and water driven mills to Jumla (2300 m./ 7546 feet), the administrative centre for the region.
Overnight stay in tents

Take scenic flight from Jumla to Nepalgunj and continue your flight to Kathmandu.

Reserve day in Kathmandu. You can visit around Kathmandu and do final shopping on this day.

Departure to TIA Kathmandu Airport. Our airport representative will drop you to the Airport.

Minimum 2 persons

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