This itinerary takes you through verdant midlands of Nepal experiencing the beauty of this mountain region and the culture of the people who live here. The trail passes through traditional Tamang villages where life, culture, and crafts have remained unchanged since the beginning of the settlement. Warm traditional welcome hosted by the locals, their elaborate costumes, rich architecture of their mountain houses, and the ancient monasteries and places of pray add color to the experience of this trail. In addition to this, the trek also offers wilderness experience through beautiful landscapes of alpine terrain, flat meadows, and rhododendron forests.The inhabitants of the Langtang Valley are thought to be descendants of Tibetans from Kerung who intermingled with Tamangs from the Helambu area. The inhabitants of Briddim village are of the Tamang ethnic group but a marked influence of Tibetan culture and tradition is noticed in their lifestyle closely resembling that of most Tibetan villages. They are mainly sheep and yak herders, but grow some hardy grains and vegetables. The daily life of the villagers includes raising livestock, agriculture, and trade with Kerung in Tibet. Wheat, maize, potato, soybean, and millet are their staple food.
Itinerary: | |
Day 1. | Kathmandu to Syabrubeshi (1460m) |
By jeep or local bus, which will take around 12 hours. Overnight in guesthouse | |
Day 2. | Syaprubeshi to goljung (1960m) |
Walking takes around 5 hours overnight camping | |
Day 3. | Goljung to Gatlang (2240m) |
Walk about 4 hours | |
Day 4. | Gatlang to Tatopani (2240m) |
The day we have to walk quite long (about 6 hours) | |
Day 5. | Totopani to Nagthali / Thuman (2000m) |
Around 6 hours walking. Camping overnight. | |
Day 6. | Thuman to Rasuwagadhi (2240m) |
About 7 hours of walking camping. | |
Day 7. | Rasuwagadhi to Briddim (2290m) Walking around 6 hours. |
Day 8. | Rest and exploring day in Briddim. |
Day 9. | Briddim to Syabrubeshi . |
Walking around 4 hours. | |
Day 10. | Syaprubeshi to Kathmandu by local bus. |
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