Great Himalaya Trail (35 days) 2nd step

Today is the full day sightseeing in UNESCO world sites in Kathmandu valley Pashupatinath, Baudhanath stupa, Monkey Temple & Kathmandu durbar square with culture society. You will have your own guide & private car or bus. We have a good experience guide about the city. Himalayan Ecological Trekking attempt to provide the best service happiness in life.

We journey to Tribhuvan International Airport for our flight to Tumlingtar, which is a brief 35-minute flight away. Upon our arrival in Tumlingtar, we will arrange for a jeep to transport us to Num. The route to Num is a challenging off-road journey, spanning approximately 4 to 5 hours. As we navigate this rugged terrain, we'll be treated to breathtaking landscapes, including views of snow-capped mountains, charming local settlements, and serene forests.

In the evening, we'll stay lodged at a guest house where we can savor local cuisine and take some well-deserved rest

 Today marks the beginning of our trekking adventure. Our journey starts with a descent of approximately 900 meters until we reach the Arun River. After crossing a suspension bridge, we'll face a challenging ascent of the same 900 meters to reach Seduwa. Along the way, we'll take a break for lunch. The trek will lead us through picturesque traditional-style houses, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the area.

Seduwa boasts a conservation office where our permits will be checked. This settlement is home to the Rai and Gurung ethnic groups, offering a glimpse into their unique way of life. The total trekking duration is estimated to be around 4 to 5 hours. Our overnight accommodation will be in tented camps, allowing us to fully immerse ourselves in the natural beauty of the surroundings.

After beginning our day at the campsite take-off, we embarked on a short uphill climb before turning towards the northwest. The trail was in excellent condition, making our journey quite pleasant. Along the way, we passed through several small settlements.
Approximately two and a half hours into our walk, we reached Chyaksadanda. This place is equipped with a store catering to both villagers and travelers, where we can purchase any supplies we may need. Chyaksadanda is the last opportunity to buy essentials for our trek, so it's a good place to stock up. It offers a nice spot to relax, enjoy some leisure time, and even have lunch.

From Chyaksadanda, it will take us another two and a half hours to reach Tashigaon. Tashigaon is a village primarily inhabited by Sherpa people and is known for its fertile agricultural land. The elevation of Tashigaon is 2080 meters.