| 1 People (per pax) | 2-7 People (per pax) | 8+ People (per pax) |
|---|---|---|
| $5175 | $4500 | $ 4320 |
| Pay $1035 Now & $4140 on arrival | Pay $900 Now & $3600 On arrival | Pay $864 Now & $3456 on arrival |
Experience the adventure of a lifetime with our Upper Dolpo Trek package, which takes you to one of the remotest and least explored regions in Nepal. Nestled in the northwest region of Nepal, Upper Dolpo boasts unparalleled natural beauty and cultural richness.
During your trek, you will get to witness the unique culture and traditions of the local people, as well as explore the original Tibetan religion of Bon, which predates Buddhism. The trek also offers a chance to visit the Shey Phoksundo National Park, the largest national park in Nepal, and the Shey Phoksundo Lake, the deepest lake in Nepal.
Despite being thinly vegetated and shadowed by seasonal rain, the Upper Dolpo region is home to a rich variety of medicinal herbs. To preserve the unique culture, ancient traditions, and exceptional ecosystem, the Upper Dolpo region is restricted and requires a special permit.
Our 24-day trek package includes a visit to major attractions in the Kathmandu Valley before flying from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj and then to Jhuphal, the starting and ending point of the Upper Dolpo Trek. The trek is long and strenuous, requiring a physically fit body with previous trekking experience. Spring and autumn are the best seasons to plan this trek.
You will enjoy bed and breakfast in Kathmandu and full board (meals and accommodation) during the trek. Accommodation is arranged in a tented camp or a basic lodge, depending on availability. Breakfast and dinner are served at the overnight stops. Private transportation is provided in Kathmandu and Nepalgunj. We also provide experienced, trained, and government-authorized English-speaking guides and all other required permits. Our package can be customized to meet your requirements, and we guarantee a flat rate on all our trekking packages. Bring a group along with you and receive a special discount.
Join us for an unforgettable journey through the rugged beauty and cultural richness of the Upper Dolpo region in Nepal.
Moreover, if you are looking for shorter treks in the remote areas of Nepal, 18 days Lower Dolpo Trek, and 16 days Upper Mustang Trek are some of the best options. Enjoy the trek!
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,300m/4,264ft)
Day 02: Kathmandu Valley sightseeing and trek preparation (1,300m/4,264ft)
Day 03: Fly from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj & Transfer to Hotel
Day 04: Fly from Nepalgunj to Juphal (2320m/7601ft) and trek to Sulighat (2070m/6790ft) (2-3hrs)
Day 05: Trek from Sulighat to Renje (3010m/9873ft) (5-6hour)
Day 06: Trek from Renje to Ringmo village (3640m/11940ft) and the Phoksundo Lake (3620m/11874ft) 5-6 hrs.
Day 07: Rest day in Phoskundo Lake and explore around Ringmo Village.
Day 08: Phoksundo Lake to Phoksundo Khola (3,630m /1190ft) (4-5 hrs)
Day 09: Phoksundo Khola to Phoksundo Bhanjyang (4,120/13,514ft) (6-7 hrs)
Day 10 Phoksundo Bhanjyang to Shey Gompa (4390m/14400ft) via Kang-La pass (5160m/16325ft) (5-6hrs)
Day 11: Rest day at Shey Gompa the crystal monastery
Day 12: Shey Gompa to Namgung village (4430m/14530ft) via Saldang La (5010m/16432ft) (6-7hrs)
Day 13: Namgung village to Saldang (3620m/11,874ft) (4-5hrs)
Day 14: Saldang to Yangjze Gompa (4960m/16267ft) (4-5 hrs)
Day 15: Yangze Gompa to Sibu (4560m/14957ft) (6-7 hrs)
Day 16: Sibu to Jeng La Phedi (4900m/16072ft) (5-6 hrs)
Day 17: Jeng La Phedi to Do Tarap (4080m/13382ft) via Jeng La pass (5090m/16695ft) (6-7 hrs)
Day 18: Exploration and acclimatization day in Do Tarap
Day 19: Do Tarap to Tarap Khola (Karmakharka) (3800m/12464ft) (6-7 hrs)
Day 20: Tarap Khola to Khanigaon (3150m/10332ft) (5-6hrs)
Day 21: Khani Gaun to Dunai (2030m/6658ft) via Tarakot (2537m/8321ft) (5-6 hrs)
Day 22: Dunai to Jhuphal (2320m/7610ft) (2-3 hrs)
Day 23: Fly from Jhupal to Nepalgunj to Kathmandu
Day 24: Departure day
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Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,300m/4,264ft) Amigo family welcomes you to the capital of Nepal, Kathmandu. You will be received by one of the company representatives, upon your arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA). The same person will transfer you from the airport to the hotel (tourist standard) booked for you in Kathmandu (in a private vehicle). Same-day in the evening we conduct a short meeting at our office to introduce you to the team members (especially guides) and brief you regarding the trek itinerary. The meeting will be followed by a welcome dinner (hosted by the company) at one of the finest local restaurants in Kathmandu, where you can enjoy ethnic dance and cultural music along with authentic Nepali food. In the case of a delayed flight, the meeting and the dinner will be postponed for the next day. The night will be spent in a tourist standard hotel in Kathmandu. Meals included: Dinner (Highlights of the day: Typical Nepali food, cultural music, ethnic dance, and cozy hotel room.)
Day 02: Kathmandu Valley sightseeing and trek preparation (1,300m/4,264ft) Today, after breakfast at the hotel, we will take you for a city tour or tour of attractions in the Kathmandu Valley with great natural, cultural, and historical importance. We will visit UNESCO World Heritage sites like the temple of Pashupatinath, Stupa of Boudhanath and Swayambhunath, and the very famous Kathmandu Durbar Square. A few hours will be spent observing and capturing the attractions of these sites, after which we will again meet at our office for the final preparation of the trek. Once everything is finalized for the trek, we will head back to the hotel for an overnight stay. Meals included: Breakfast (Highlights of the day: A demo of superb historical architecture (Kathmandu Durbar Square), a Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva, projecting pure Hinduism (the temple of Pashupatinath), and a Buddhist shrine projecting pure Buddhism (the stupa of Boudhanath and Swayambhunath). Optional site: Another World Heritage site- the Patan Durbar Square, along with other architecture: Mahaboudha Temple, Krishna Temple, the Golden Temple, and Kumbeshwor Temple, presenting historical masterpieces)
Day 03: Fly from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj & Transfer to Hotel After breakfast at the hotel in Kathmandu, you will be transferred to the airport (in a private vehicle), to board a flight to Nepalgunj. After an hour of scenic flight, the plane will land at the Ranjha Airport in Nepalgunj. From the airport, you will be transferred to the hotel booked for you in Nepalgunj. If time permits, we can spend the remaining day visiting the attractions of Nepalgunj: the mini zoo, the Muslim bazaar, and the Tharu villages. In the evening, we will return to the hotel and prepare for the next day’s flight to Jhupal. Overnight in a hotel in Nepalgunj. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: Scenic flight from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj; attractions of Nepalgunj like the mini zoo, Muslim Bazaar, and the settlement, lifestyle, and culture of Tharu people in their villages in Nepalgunj.)
Day 04: Fly from Nepalgunj to Juphal (2320m/7601ft) and trek to Sulighat (2070m/6790ft) (2-3hrs) After breakfast at the hotel in Nepalguj, we will be transferred to the airport in Nepalgunj, to board an early morning flight to Juphal. The plane flying over the high mountains will land at the airport in Juphal, where we will meet the rest of the crew members (especially porters), awaiting our arrival. The luggage will be prepared for the porters, while you enjoy your lunch. Once the arrangement is finalized, we will walk toward the bank of the Thuli Bheri River, past a beautiful village and terraced fields. As we reach the river, following the bank of the river we further walk down towards the bridge across the Thuli Bheri River. Crossing the bridge, we now head up toward our destination, Sulighat. Sunlight is about a 2-3 hour walk from the airport in Juphal. Overnight in a camp in Sunlight. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: Mesmerizing aerial view of the Himalayas, including Annapurna and Dhaulagiri, a beautiful settlement of people that exhibit mud and rock-built houses with Hindu flags flapping on the rooftop, terraced fields, and the lifestyle of people en route.)
Day 05: Trek from Sulighat to Renje (3010m/9873ft) (5-6hour) After breakfast, the walk continues towards Renje. Crossing the bridge, and now on the west bank of the river, we first head towards Jyalhasa- a winter settlement of Rimgmo village, past the abandoned settlement of Raktang, herders’ hut, and horse pastures over the ridge. Before heading ahead, we again cross the bridge and now follow the up and down the trail, passing through grasses and ferns along the east bank of the river we reach the trail junction to Phoksundo Lake. Following the Phoksundo Lake trail, we continue up on a ridge and down a rocky path to Chepka. From here, staying close to the river, we climb a small ridge, cross to the west side and continue upstream climbing up and down to the Renje campsite. Overnight in a camp in Renje. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: Interesting settlement of people in the villages like Jyalhasa and Raktang; herders' hut, horse pastures, ridges, and rocky paths and the soothing company of the river.)
Day 06: Trek from Renje to Ringmo village (3640m/11940ft) and the Phoksundo Lake (3620m/11874ft) 5-6 hrs. After breakfast, the walk continues first up the ridge and then down to the wooden bridge. From the bridge about an hour of up-and-down walk, along the valley floor will take us to the confluence of the Pungma River and the Phoksundo River. Crossing the river, and now on the west bank of the Phuksundo River, the trail continues through the forest, traverses a grassy slope high above the river, and switches back steeply on a sandy trail through the open country. From this place, the trail gets much steeper (around 400 meters of the ridge). Shortly after we cross the ridge, we will get the first view of Phoksundo Lake. We will then descend through the Birch and Chir pine forest to the upper ridges that allow us to enjoy the rushing water of the Phoksundo River. Finally, a gentle climb will take us to the charming village of Ringmo. Following the trail along the edge of the village, we walk all the way up to Phoksundo Lake. Overnight in a camp in Phoksundo Lake. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: The Tibetan cultural school for Tibetan refugees; a trail that passes through the forest of Birch and Chirpine, grassy slope, sand, and ridges; a very close-up view of a 200meters high waterfall, - the highest waterfall in Nepal; prayer flags, the Phoksundo River, the Ringmo Village, and the breathtaking view of the Phoksundo Lake.)
Day 07: Rest day in Phoskundo Lake and explore around Ringmo Village. This day can also be taken as an acclimatization day or the rest day after 3 days of walking without proper rest. Therefore, today, instead of heading further after breakfast, we set out to explore the very beautiful Phoksundo Lake- alpine freshwater oligotrophic and the deepest (145m) lake in Nepal. After exploring the lake area, we also explore the Ringmo village, located south of the lake and white Thasung Chholing Gompa. If time and energy permit, we also walk all the way up to see the source of the lake. Overnight in a camp in Phoksundo Lake. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: The very spectacular aquamarine-colored Phoksundo Lake; more than 20 stupas in the southern belt and Gompa in the eastern belt of the lake; traditional Ringmo village mostly inhabited by Tibetan ethnicity of Bonpo faith and the white Thasung Chholing Gompa decorated with prayer flags and prayer wheels.)
Day 08: Phoksundo Lake to Phoksundo Khola (3,630m /1190ft) (4-5 hrs) After breakfast, the hike continues skirting the shore of the lake as it curves on a rocky ridge along the western bank of the lake. The trail is uneven and is suspended on a gangplank of wood that is maintained by pegs driven into the crevasse in the rocks -the first example of the remoteness of the area. As we reach the westernmost edge of the lake, the path leads through a lush meadow that later opens up into the flood plain of the Phoksundo River. From here onwards, we walk through the valley, cross the river and avoid the rare marshy land we stop today’s hike at the bank of the Phoksundo River. Overnight in a camp near Phoksundo River. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: The mesmerizing view of the lake; uneven, yet very adventurous trail; lush meadow, wetland, and gushing Phoskundo River.)
Day 09: Phoksundo Khola to Phoksundo Bhanjyang (4,120/13,514ft) (6-7 hrs) After breakfast, leaving the campsite, we head towards the confluence of the Phoksundo River and Ghyampo Kapuwa River through a glacial valley. Crossing the wooden bridge, we continue on a hardly distinctive path, towards the northeast of the valley on the Shey Gumba trekking trail. The trail is difficult, which makes us climb over the rocks and boulders and ford a stream that rushes down the steep valley. After a long climb, we reach a sheep meadow, where the trail swerves up a steep gorge. From here, a steep and hard climb to the top will take us to another valley that presents us with a view of the Kang La pass. The night will be spent in a tented camp in Phoksundo Bhanjyang. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: An experience of Glacial Valley, a trail that passes through rocks, boulders stream, sheep meadow, steep ravine, and the view of Kang La pass.)
Day 10: Phoksundo Bhanjyang to Shey Gompa (4390m/14400ft) via Kang-La pass (5160m/16325ft) (5-6hrs) Today we start early. After breakfast, the walk continues toward the Kang-La pass. The steep trail littered with slate scree makes the walk quite strenuous. The top of the pass presents an amazing view of the large valley cut across into two halves by a gushing river. As we descend from the pass, the path leads us on a long winding trek along the banks of the river, which also requires us to cross it several times. We walk past the meadow and the old nomadic hut of the herders. Soon we will see a red Chorten that marks our arrival at the Shey Gompa. Here we cross the old wooden log bridge and walk up to the Shey Gompa. The night will be spent in a tented camp in Shey Gompa. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: Beautiful view of a large valley and the bisecting river; mud caves, meadows-sometimes yaks, a herd of sheep and the mountain goat grazing; nomadic hut of the herders; traditional log bridge, Chorten, and the very famous Shey Gompa.)
Day 11: Rest day at Shey Gompa the crystal monastery Today, both for exploration and acclimatization we visit a monastery, Shey Gompa, and the Crystal Mountain, built during the 11th century. The monastery belongs to the Chaiba community, who are the followers of saint Padmasambhava, and is the first Kagyaupa monastery. Shey Gompa is located above the confluence of the Kangjunala and Yeju Nala Rivers. After exploring the monastery we also visit crystal mountain and then get back to the camp for an overnight stay. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: An ancient pre-Buddhist culture-Bon PO; the architecture of Shey Gompa; the Crystal Mountain, whose cliffs are laced with quartz and embedded with a rich variety of marine fossils; prayer mills that are turned by water wheels and the entire gompa area.)
Day 12: Shey Gompa to Namgung village (4430m/14530ft) via Saldang La (5010m/16432ft) (6-7hrs) The Namgung Village is the destination set for the day. After breakfast, we continue to walk toward the destination. Initially, the trail is pleasant as it runs through the juniper and descends into a gray, stony canyon. Then a zigzag path over bare rocks and coarse eroded soil will lead us to the top of Saldang La. The long, tiring trail steeply descends north until we see the first sight pastures of grazing yaks and sheep and nomadic tents. This is a sign that we are approaching Namgung village. Soon we will see a red stone structure build against the backdrop of a cliff on the north wall of a gorge. The structure is Namgung Monastery of the Karma-pa sect, which has now collapsed. We will explore the monastery, village, and nearby area. The night will be spent in the tented camp in Namgung village. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: The experience of juniper forest, stony canyon, bare rocks, and coarse eroded soil, pastures of grazing yaks, sheep, and nomadic tents; Namgung Monastery, Namgung village, terraced fields, and the newly built monastery in the village.)
Day 13: Namgung village to Saldang (3620m/11,874ft) (4-5hrs) Leaving the beautiful village of Namgung, we will head towards today’s destination, after breakfast. Initially, we ascend a scree slope and then continue along the dusty barren mountains. After some hours of hard climbing, we will be greeted by the picturesque view of Saldang (the largest village of the inner Dolpo) below a plateau high above the Nam Khongmala. We walk all the way down to Saldang. If time permits, we also explore the village and the lifestyle of the people living in the village. The night will be spent in a camp in Saldang village. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: An experience of a hard climb on a scree slope, barren mountains; picturesque view of the largest village in Dolpa situated in the arid zone of the Trans-Himalayan Tibetan plateau; the peaceful settlement of about five villages having about eighty well-built houses accommodating the population of about 600 people and the beautiful terrace farms.)
Day 14: Saldang to Yangjze Gompa (4960m/16267ft) (4-5 hrs) After breakfast at Saldang, the trail further heads north toward the destination, Yangze Gompa. A fairly gradual path with few ups and downs along the Nagon River will also make us walk past small settlements like Tiling, Kigaon, and Lurigaon. We will then cross the bridge over the Panjyang River and a short walk from here will lead us to a rarely explored area of this region, the Yangjze Gompa – a very old Bon-Po Monastery. We will spend the remaining day exploring the monastery and the village. Overnight in a camp in Yangjer Gompa. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: A company of Nagon River; small settlements like Tiling, Kigaon, and Lurigaon; beautiful Panjyang River; a very old Bon-Po monastery- the Yangjze Gompa; understanding of Bon-Po beliefs and tradition, and the lifestyle and settlement of people in and around the village and the monastery.)
Day 15: Yangze Gompa to Sibu (4560m/14957ft) (6-7 hrs) Sibu is the destination of the day. There are two trial options for Sibu. However, to save time, we retrace the path leading toward Saldang village. As we reach Saldang, following the river bed we walk past the terraced fields, stupas, chortens, mani stones, Chaiba monastery, and Namdo village located left of the Nam Khong River. From here, we further continue for about two hours to reach the destination, Sibu. The night will be spent in a tented camp in Sibu. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: Stupas, chortens, heaps of mani stones, terraced fields, Chaiba monastery, Namdo village, Nam Khong River, Namdo monastery, and the settlement of Sibu.)
Day 16: Sibu to Jeng La Phedi (4900m/16072ft) (5-6 hrs) After breakfast, leaving Sibu, we set off towards Jeng La Phedi. Initially, we continue following the same Nam Khong River. However, later we turn east and continue until we come across the confluence of two small tributaries. From here, we walk up to the bottom (Phedi) of the Jeng La. The night will be spent in a tented camp in Jeng La Phedi. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: The company of Nam Khong Khola and a caravan of laden yaks heading towards the Tibet border; and a steep climb up to Jeng La Phedi.)
Day 17: Jeng La Phedi to Do Tarap (4080m/13382ft) via Jeng La pass (5090m/16695ft) (6-7 hrs) After breakfast at the Phedi, around two hours of uphill climb will take us to the top of the Jeng La pass which greets us with a beautiful view of snow ranges and the north face of the Dhaulagiri massif. After spending some time here on the pass, we descend through a rough path toward the Tarap valley. Around the afternoon, we come to the green valley, which further leads us on a pleasant track down toward Tarap Chu. On the way, we also visit the Tokyu monastery belonging to the Chiba sect. The trail further leads east along the downhill course of Tarap Chu in a plain valley with patches of lush verdant grass on both sides of the river. After a short trek in the valley, we reached Do Tarap. The night will be spent in a tented camp in Do Tarap. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: An excellent view of the snow range and the north face of Dhaulagiri; Green valley, cultivated fields, Gompas, lush verdant grass, and the marshland.)
Day 18: Exploration and acclimatization day in Do Tarap After seven days of tiring walks, this day is set aside for exploration and acclimatization. Therefore, after breakfast, we set out for a leisurely half-day excursion up to the valley to Dero Gompa and Shipchok Gompa –a school of Bonpo. We also visit Ribo Bhumpa Gompa above the village, rebuilt in the year 1955, and the village of Do Tarap. The night will be spent in a tented camp in Do Tarap. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: The settlement of people in Do Tarap- closely packed houses and corrals, surrounded by barley fields; the Ribo Bhumpa Gompa, ancient gompa and Chorten believed to have the remains of a demon killed by Guru Rinpoche; the paintings projecting the tradition of both Bonpo and Nyingma tradition inside the chorten; interesting Dero Gompa and Shipchok Gompa and the very beautiful view of the valley.)
Day 19: Do Tarap to Tarap Khola (Karmakharka) (3800m/12464ft) (6-7 hrs) After breakfast, the trail descends towards the wide valley and then into the gorge. We then walk along with the juniper bushes and wild roses, just above the tree line. Around the afternoon, we reach the confluence of the Tarap Chu and the Lang Rivers. We walk further towards the meadow in Karmakharka, where we set up our camp for an overnight stay. If time permits, we can also go and visit nearby caves. The night will be spent in a tented camp. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: An experience of a wide valley, narrow gorge, juniper bush, wild roses, dry Himalayan valley; the confluence of Tarap Chu and the Lang River, and a nice meadow.)
Day 20: Tarap Khola to Khanigaon (3150m/10332ft) (5-6hrs) After breakfast, we continue on a trail down the gorge of the Tarap River. We walk past many possible campsites by the river, narrow deep gorges, and stone slabs fitted on logs in between the walls acting as bridges. We will continue until we reach the camping spot beside the Tarap River at Khanigaon. The night will be spent in a tented camp in Khanigaon. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: An experience of an adventurous and thrilling trail that passes through steep slopes, deep gorges, and temporary bridges made of slabs fitted on logs.)
Day 21: Khani Gaun to Dunai (2030m/6658ft) via Tarakot (2537m/8321ft) (5-6 hrs) After breakfast, we set out on the trail that passes through the forest and then descends into another gorge. We continue following the river downstream to reach Tarakot, where we can enjoy colorful terraced fields. Soon we will cross the bridge at Lawan and now seven meters above the river, we walk past the remote village in the shades of pine trees and deep gorges. Crossing the bridge we gradually descend and head east and following the bank of the Thuli Bheri River, we finally reach Dunai. Overnight in a basic lodge in Dunai. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: A pleasant walk through the deep gorges, pine trees, secluded settlement along the roaring Thuli Bheri River, and the fortress and the village of Trakot.)
Day 22: Dunai to Jhuphal (2320m/7610ft) (2-3 hrs) After breakfast, we continue on a flat trail along the Thuli Bheri River. The trail then passes through terraced fields and beautiful villages up to Jhupal. About 2-3 hours walk will take us to Jhuphal. It is the last day of the trek in this region. The night will be spent at a lodge in Jhuphal. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: A beautiful settlement of people, mud and rock houses, terraced fields, and the lifestyle and settlement of people in Dunai; the nearby monasteries and temples.)
Day 23: Fly from Jhupal to Nepalgunj to Kathmandu After breakfast at the lodge, we first fly back to Nepalgunj, and then from Nepalgunj, we fly back to Kathmandu. As you reach the Kathmandu airport, a company representative will pick you up at the airport and transfer you to your hotel in Kathmandu in a private vehicle. In the evening, we meet for a farewell dinner and discuss the trek. The night will be spent in a hotel in Kathmandu. Meals included: Breakfast, Dinner (Highlights of the day: Scenic flights from Jhuphal to Nepalgunj and then to Kathmandu; private transfer; farewell dinner and comfort of tourist standard hotel in Kathmandu.)
Day 24: Departure day Today is the last day of your trip to Nepal with Amigo Treks and Expedition. If your flight is scheduled early in the morning, then one of our company representatives will transfer you to the airport as per your flight departure time in a private vehicle. However, if the flight is scheduled for later in the evening, you can go shopping and collect a few souvenirs for your friends and family or simply hang around shopping areas in Kathmandu. Moreover, if you are planning to spend some extra days in Nepal, Amigo Treks and Expedition can make arrangements for some other adventurous activities in Nepal. (The usual day for a trek: Every day, our guide will come to wake you up at around 7:00-7:30 am. In the case of special days that require crossing the high passes, you will be woken earlier than usual. A western breakfast like porridge, oats, toast, etc. will be served for breakfast around 8:00-8:30 am. Lunch will be served around 12-1. Both breakfast and dinner will be served in the accommodation. Your accommodation is arranged either in a lodge (subject to availability) or in the tented camp, where we stop overnight. While you are walking you can also request your guide to slow down and stop at the places where you want to take some snaps. After dinner and before going to bed your team leader will brief you regarding the next day’s schedule.)
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