Embark on a 19-day odyssey to Makalu Base Camp, one of Nepal's most challenging and rewarding treks. Traverse lush forests, rugged terrain, and remote villages in the shadow of towering peaks. Encounter diverse flora and fauna in the Makalu Barun National Park. Reach the breathtaking base camp, nestled at the foot of the world's fifth-highest mountain, Makalu (8,485m). Experience local cultures, including Sherpa and Rai communities. This trek offers an off-the-beaten-path adventure for seasoned
At your hotel in Kathmandu.
Fly to Tumlingtar, the trek starting point.
Prepare for the trek.
Trek to Mane Bhanjyang through picturesque villages.
Enjoy the rural landscapes.
Hike to Chichira with stunning mountain views.
Explore the natural beauty of the region.
Continue trekking through diverse landscapes.
Reach the village of Num.
Trek through lush forests and terraced fields.
Arrive in the village of Seduwa.
Hike to Tashi Gaon, a Sherpa village.
Experience the local culture.
Rest and acclimatize.
Explore Tashi Gaon and interact with locals.
Trek to Khongma Danda.
Enjoy panoramic mountain views.
Continue ascending to Dobato.
Witness stunning sunset views.
Trek to Yangri Kharka, passing through alpine meadows.
Embrace the pristine wilderness.
Hike to Langmale Kharka, surrounded by majestic peaks.
Explore the serene surroundings.
Trek to the iconic Makalu Base Camp.
Revel in the awe-inspiring Himalayan vista.
Spend a day exploring the base camp.
Admire the grandeur of Makalu (8,485m).
Begin the descent, trek back to Yangri Kharka.
Return to Dobato.
Enjoy the return journey's scenery.
Trek back to Tashi Gaon.
Experience the familiar Sherpa culture.
Descend to Num.
Reflect on the trek's experiences.
Trek to Tumlingtar.
Prepare for the journey back to Kathmandu.
Fly back to Kathmandu.
Conclude the remarkable Makalu Base Camp adventure.
At your hotel in Kathmandu.
Hotel pickup and drop
Local transportation
Trekking guide
Food and shared accommodation
Entry permits
Medical kits
Personal expenses
Trek Duration: 19 days.
Starting and Ending Point: Kathmandu.
Highlight: Makalu Base Camp (8,485m) with stunning views.
Trek Difficulty: Challenging due to high altitude and rugged terrain.
Permits: Makalu Barun National Park Permit required.
Best Time to Go: Autumn (September to November) and Spring (March to May).
Cultural Experience: Interact with Sherpa and Rai communities.
Altitude: High-altitude trek; acclimatization days included.
Accommodation: Basic teahouses and lodges along the route.
Transport: Flight to and from the trek's starting point.
Guides: Local guides with expertise in the region.
Only for adults.
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