Am considering Nepal for Easter 2009 - I ike adventure but am seriously not intrepid---
Flying from HK to Katmandu -do not want to go on unreliable or hmmm type airline -so whats the feeling re Royal Nepal ?
2.How big are the planes to Pokara from Katmandu please /Who flies the biggest and best ?
3.hotels - cannot handle dirty or bugs -any recommendations
4..want to do day or other treks -but not carry bigger than a a day pack (operation a year ago ) am reasonably fit I jog and hike but don%26#39;t want weight on my back...many thanks
Miss P
airline trekking Pokara etc queries etc
Hello Miss P,
Nice that you are travelling to nepal on 2009. Many of the posters and best people have written about nepal based company,that don%26#39;t trust or something misunderstand message but as I am member of TA,it%26#39;s my rights and hereby would like to answers regarding your questions and hope TA administration won%26#39;t let me out from this site.So,Miss P please kindly read the below answers according your questions.Thank you..
You Wrote:
Flying from HK to Katmandu -do not want to go on unreliable or hmmm type airline -so whats the feeling re Royal Nepal ?
I Write:
Well,generally nowadays the service of Nepal Airlines has become worst then before and unfortunately it%26#39;s our country%26#39;s plane but still we have to write here the truth about it and it%26#39;s not so reliable airlines therefore use the other one call dragon air which is much more comfortable,reliable and punctual schedule from hongkong to kathamndu and hope up coming days this airlines will fly to nepal continuously.
You Wrote:
2.How big are the planes to Pokara from Katmandu please /Who flies the biggest and best ?
I Write:
In fact the capacity of domestic aircraft is maximum 16 pax and yeah it is smaller compare international airlines. And here you can find few airlines company such as Buddha Air,Yeti Air,Sita Air and Agni Air who has daily flight schedule from Kathmandu to Pokhara and among them Buddha and Yeti is pretty much more reliable but all airlines are same and cost as well and it%26#39;s just 28minute flight journey though.
You Wrote:
3.hotels - cannot handle dirty or bugs -any recommendations.
I Write:
If you are looking for clean and nice environment then try to find 3 or 4 star hotels either at kathmandu or at pokhara no problem but because of high quantity of tourist arrival here in Nepal you should make reserve in advance if not you may not get chance or contact at agent.
You Wrote:
4..want to do day or other treks -but not carry bigger than a a day pack (operation a year ago ) am reasonably fit I jog and
I write:
If you are searching for day or two days trekking spot then please do the hike near pokhara city which is call Dhampus/Sarankot which is exactly the amount of time that you have and depend on your time schedule that when you are heading to Nepal because if you travel to nepal this year or next year early like as feb,march,april are the best season and best scenery of panoramic view of all the annapurna himalayan ranges and other natures. Similarly, for day or two the huge backpack is not necessary and one small bag is enough for trek.
So,please write us your opinion and finally I would like to request all of the posters to have a read at least once about my note that have given to this person and hope you people won%26#39;t fine any spam advertise.Thank you
N.D
airline trekking Pokara etc queries etc
I second Nakul%26#39;s recommendation of Sarankot. The sunrise there is spectacular. I%26#39;ve not done that hike (was lazy and took a vehicle). :-) Although I did hike w/ a tour guide from Pokhara to Devi Falls.
There is certainly very nice, yet reasonably priced accommodation in Pokhara. My travel agent arranged the reservations for me at Hotel Bariha, which I loved and have reviewed on TA.
I flew Kathmandu to Pokhara via Yeti Airlines. I caught the flight the same morning after returning from the Buddha Air Flightseeing trip to see Everest.
No problems, and FANTASTIC views from the right side of the plane going to Pokhara.
I plan to return to Nepal in April and will coordinate w/ my same tour company for a several-day trek out of Pokhara.
I invite you to PM me if you%26#39;d like any more details.
Thank you to the 2 posters who have replied so informatively and pleasantly - you have given me exactly what I was looking for---regards
http://nepaltreckingguide.jimdo.com/everest-region/
ReplyDeletehttp://nepaltreckingguide.jimdo.com/annapurna-region/
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Kanchanjunga Trek
ReplyDeleteKanchanjunga trek, one of the most beautiful treks in the Himalayas. Begins at an area full of adventurous and remote as compared to other normal trekking routes in Nepal. This trek takes you through pleasant villages and beautiful farmland for more than a week before reaching the high country at Ghunsa Village. After Ghunsa it takes another four days before reaching the north side base camp Pang Pema (5100m) with fantastic Himalayan panoramic views of Makalu and more mountains, So Chamlang, Everest, Jannu and the Kanchanjunga massif along the way. The area has an abundance of wildlife including musk deer and blue sheep In Kanchenjunga
28 Days Kanchenjunga trekking Itinerary:
Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu & transfer to hotel
Day 02: Special trekking permit preparation day.
Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Basantapur via Dharan, Dhankuta & Hille
Day 04: Trek to Chauki (2400m)
Day 05: Trek to Gupha Pokhari (2940m)
to Gurja Goan(2145m)
Day 06: Trek to Dovan(730m)
Day 07: Trek to Mitlung(921m)
Day 08: Trek to Chirwa(1171m)
Day 09: Trek to Sekathum(1635m)
Day 10: Trek to Amjilosa(2510m)
Day 11: Trek to Gyable
Day 12: Trek to Ghunsa(3468m)
Day 13: Rest day at Ghunsa for Acclimatization
Day 14: Trek to Kambachen(4124m)
Day 15: Trek to Lhonak(4780m)
Day 16: Trek to Pangpema(5152m)
Day 17: Trek to Kanchanjunga North BC
(5280m) & camp to Lhonak
Day 18: Trek to Ghunsa
Day 19: Trek to Mirging La
Day 20: Trek to Tseram (3725m)
Day 21: Trek to Oktang (5525m)
Day 22: Trek to Excursion to Kanchanjunga south
Day 23: Trek to Tseram(3725m)
Day 24: Trek to Yamphudin
Day 25: Trek to Khebang(1740m)
Day 26: Trek to Thorpu(1500m)
Day 27: Trek to Gopetar (2250m)
Day 28: Drive to Kathmandu via Phidim (1246m) & Illam (1229m)
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• Please make sure you pack out all of your trash, including bottles and cans from goods consumed in restaurants. Bring the trash to the nearest truck-accessible road for the most proper disposal available.
ReplyDelete• Trekkers are also asked to refrain from relying on bottled water, since there is nowhere to dispose of the used bottles. Filtering or treating your water will reduce the amount of trash left behind in this fragile environment. Iodine pills are a cheap, lightweight solution.
• Take the time to look at the pollution and lack of trash management all around you, from the trash-clogged rivers in the cities to the mounds of discarded beer bottles in the mountain villages. This is a country struggling with its rapid Westernization and hasn't yet figured out how to dispose of its waste. Don't contribute to the problem anymore than necessary!
• After your trek you can give your clothes to the porters' clothing bank which is managed by the KEEP association This bank is located in Thamel at Kathmandu and provides clothes to the trekking porters.
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