Narba trek -An ideal non tourist area trek!The Narba trek is an ideal choice to explore the surrounding hills and landscapes of the hills that surround the Kathmandu valley without engaging in a full-fledged trek. Explore and traverse the enchanting forests and villages that are populated by the ethnic Newari communities.
The
4N/5D trek especially caters to families with kids and elderly
people. One of the highlights of this trip is the exquisitely beautiful
Buddhist Monastery, Namobuddha. We start our trek with a short drive from the
capital city, Kathmandu itself. Several exquisite flora and faunas will also be
present to grace your hike. After climbing through a few trails and towns, the
staggering views of the Himalayan ranges will be awaiting your arrival.An
insight into the lifestyle of the natives will be an eye-opener. The natives
are extremely welcoming and will ensure to give you the best experience in
their village. The local food (Dal Bhat), the ethnic and rich culture, the
tradition will be a lifetime experience for you.We will also take you for a
wonderful and short sightseeing tour around the ancient and historic city of
Kathmandu which is truly a one of a kind city. The monuments with crowds of
devotees and onlookers will definitely mesmerize you.Our group of the
specialist guide will be there to guarantee that you make the best to out of
your trek. Plenty of additional information will also be provided in regard to
the places, people, and the landscapes. This short trek is perfect for each
season aside from the monsoon.
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu, Transfer to Hotel, Welcome/
dinner
Upon
your landing in the Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be welcome by our
colleague. You will later be transferred to the hotel and set aside your
opportunity to unwind and restore yourself.
In the night, join us for dinner at an ethnic Nepalese restaurant.
Day 2: Kathmandu to Bakundebesi
Via Panchkhal (Kathmandu to Panchkhal by private bus or car & 4-5 hours
trek to Bakundebesi)Today, we begin our short trek with a 1hr 40 min drive to
the village of Panchkhal. Along the way enjoy the stunning views of the hills
covered with greenery at its best. Upon getting to Panchkhal, we will trek to
Bakundebesi.In order to get to the village of Bakundebesi, we will walk through
trails amidst the lush forests. Explore and come face the beauty of nature.
Finally, when we get to Bakundebesi, we will spend the night here itself.
Overnight at Bakundebesi.Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3:
Bakundebesi to Panauti via Namo Buddha (6-7 hours trek)
Included: Breakfast, Lunch,
Dinner
Day 4:
Panauti to Manedhoban (Parkhalchok) then to Lakuri Bhanjhyang and to Lubhu and
finally to Kathmandu (6-7 hours trek to Lubhu and 45 drive to Kathmandu) Today,
we make our way atop the hill of Lakuri Bhanjhyang. Upon reaching the top, we
will be rewarded with amazing views as we walk above clouds. If we are
fortunate, will likewise have the opportunity to see the astonishing Himalayan
ranges.
Upon descending from Lakuri Bhanjhyang to Lubhu, we will
board a private vehicle to Kathmandu which will take about 45 minutes.
Included: Breakfast, Lunch,
Dinner
5:Kathmandu Sightseeing/Departure For your last day in Nepal, we will take to sites of historic importance in the old city of Kathmandu. The ancient and age-old monuments such as the Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath and Pashupatinath will definitely be quite a sight to behold. After the quick visit to Kathmandu city, we will drop you off at the International airport 2 hours before your flight schedule.
for contact: narba@hotmail.com
narba2003@yahoo.com
www.narbatreks.com
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ReplyDeleteIf you want to go trekking in Nepal as an independent traveler for either short or long treks with or without a whole lot of experience then you could look up Nar Bahadur Gautam, a trekking guide with an excellent track record for those who go to Nepal for tough trekking to Annapurna, and others like myself who need to trek in order to take photographs. He is really useful guide in particular for Botanists and photographers due to his excellent knowledge of the terrain. Nar Bahadur has built up a great network of contacts and is warmly received at all the village. We were never hustled or encouraged to spend our money on anything and were able to go about our business getting the most out of our time, just what you need after spending a week in Kathmandu where the hawkers have become ever more predatory. Nothing is too difficult or too small for this good humoured honest Nepali. Nar Bahadur Gautam's email address is narba@hotmail.com. He can also be contacted by post at G.P.O Box No. 2369, Kathmandu, Nepal.
David and Catherine, UK