Nepal Trek Challenge
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The one that takes an epic trek up the Pokhara valley for unforgettable Himalaya and Annapurna panoramas
Visiting Kathmandu, Pokhara, Dhampus, Australian Camp, Sarangkot, Phedi
Is this trip for me?
Travel Style
In-Depth Explorer
Group Size
Max 28 people
Transport Style
Mini-Coach
Highlights
- Van transfer from Kathmandu to Pokhara
- Van transfer from Pokhara to Phedi
- Views of Annapurna Range and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail).
- Only $200 deposit to book
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What's included?
5 nights accommodation
2 nights in Hotel, 3 nights in Lodge
11 Meals
5 Breakfast, 3 Lunch, 3 Dinner
Team
Expert Trip Manager and Local Guides
Transport
All transport included during the trip
Experiences
11 included
- See the mindblowing Annapurna Range from your viewpoint in Sarangkot
- Visit the stunning Pohara Valley
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Nepal Trek Challenge
11 Inclusions
Experiences that are included with your trip
- Van transfer from Kathmandu to Pokhara
- Van transfer from Pokhara to Phedi
- Views of Annapurna Range and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail).
- Trek from Phedi to Dhampus through rhododendron forest (2-3 hours)
- Trek from Dhampus Village to Australian Camp through oak forests (4 hours)
- Stop at peaceful Pothana Village
- Watch a once-in-a-lifetime sunset over the Himalayas
- Trek from Australian Camp to Sarangkot
- Views of spectacular mountain scenery including Mt. Dhaulagri, Annapurna, Machhapuchre, Nilgiri & Lamjung Hima
- View the Pokhara valley and Pokhara lake in beautiful evening light
- Trek from Sarangkot to Pokhara through terraced farms and villages
0 Free Time Add-Ons
Optional experiences that you can choose from and pay for on your trip
Itinerary
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do I need to train for this trek?
There is no training required for these treks, but you need to be of average fitness. Participants must be able to walk 5-7 hours per day (with frequent rest and photo stops). There will be a porter to carry your luggage, so you only need to carry your backpack and water bottle.
What do I need to pack?
While there will be porters to carry your luggage, there is a weight limit of 15kgs. You will require your own sleeping bag, towel and hiking boots - try to pack light with lots of layers. You can purchase hiking equipment in Kathmandu the night before the start of your trek. This is an option many hikers take so that they don’t need to travel with their hiking equipment if they are travelling before or after their trek. A suggested packing list is:
1. Daypack & Rucksack/ Kit Bag One each
2. Jacket (Gore-Tex/ Down) One
3. Pullover/ Fleece One
4. T-shirt Two or more
5. Trousers Two pairs
6. Shorts (Half pants) Two pairs
7. Shirts Two or more
8. Jogging (Track suit) One (optional)
9. Trainers (Tennis Shoe or Sandal) One pair
10. Socks Five pairs
11. Cap (Sun Hat/ Woollen for winter) One
12. Trekking (Hiking Boots) One pair
13. Towels Two
14. Sun/Lip Cream One
15. Insect repellent One
16. Torch (Flash) light One
17. Batteries Two pairs
18. Under garments As required
19. Gloves or Mittens One Pair
20. Scarf, Toilet items etc. As required
21. Sleeping Bag with inner liner One
What will the weather be like?
The temperature will range from 10-20 degrees Celsius in the cooler months and 16-25 degrees Celsius in the warmer months. There are three seasons you will be able to trek in – Spring, Summer and Autumn.