Day 01: Arrive Kathmandu airport and Transfer to Hotel
Day 02: Kathmandu, preparing and briefing
Day: 03: Kathmandu – Tumlingtar fly and camping at Tumlingtar
Day 04: Tumlingtar (487m) to Gothebazaar. We follow the upstream trail of Arun river towards north through the sub tropical forest around Baluwabesi, crossing Brahman, Chettri and Rai villages.
Day 05: Gothebazaar to Tala / Upper Phedi. We pass through terrace land with rice paddies, Citrus fruits, Banana groves etc. sparsely populated by Rai and Sherpa people. We also can see Nepali paper production from Lokta.
Day 06: Tala / Upper Phedi to Guranse / Salpa Pokhari. We leave the forest with deciduous trees and start with the forest of Rhododendron trees. We can know about local people, their culture and visit the holy lakes.
Day 07: Guranse / Salpa Pokhari to Tue / Sonam. We cross the Salpa La and continue on in a forest of fir and rhododendron.
Day 08: Tue / Sonam to Cheskam. We visit Rai and Limbu community. These people are mostly chosen for Gorkha soldiers and they are popular for their bravery.
Day 09: Cheskam to Bung / Kiraule. We can visit Kiraule monastery and Sherpa people.
Day 10: Bung / Kiraule to Najing. Near Kiraule, above Bung there is an important trail junction headed towards Panch Pokhari and the route to the Mera La from Lukla. To the Northwest a large path leads over Sipki La and crosses the Inkhu Khola.
Day 11: Najing to Pangom. We climb again to the Satu La and finally join main Everest Highway at Kharikhola.
Day 12: Pangom to Lukla. We descend towards Lukla after passing Surke, overnight Lukla
Day 13: Lukla - Kathmandu.We reach Kathmandu after 35 minutes flight
Day 14: Kathmandu
Day 15: Final Departure |
own as an ancient trade route used by local people to transport agricultural products to Namche Bazaar and Tibet across Nangpa la. This trek begins in Tumlingtar and follows the Arun River until we turn into the Irkhu Khola valley, which is renowned for its natural paper products. This valley takes us to the Salpa Pass and the holy lake Salpa Pokhari. Friendly villagers and beautiful waterfalls bring us to the second pass of the trek - the Surkie La. Rai populates this area and Sherpa people settled in a wonderland of isolated villages. This area is renowned for its Tungba - a Sherpa alcoholic drink. The highest trekking point in this route is Salpa Banjang at 3800m and highest camp site is at Salpa Kharka at 3600m. This trek is comparatively easy which offers superb views of Mera Peak, Everest, Makalu, and many others at unfeasible height above rice paddies, lush forests. This is also the gateway to the Makalu-Barun National Park. 
