Sikles and Ghale gaun trek

Trip Itinerary

Day 1 : Arrival in Kathmandu1400m/4594ft.

Our personnel will greet you and arrange you a transfer to your accommodation. Upon arrival, the program will be explained by our airport representative.

Day 2 : Kathmandu Sightseeing

We take tours of the world-heritage sites Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath Stupa, and Bouddhanath Stupa. The ancient royals’ way of life is illuminated by Durbar Square. For all Hindus, the Pashupatinath temple is one of the most significant sites of pilgrimage. One of the biggest stupas in the world is Bouddhanath Stupa, and Swayambhunath is also referred to as the Monkey Temple. At the Kantipur Holidays office, we are introduced to our fellow travelers and have a discussion about our trip at lunchtime.

Day 3 : Drive to Pokhara by tourist bus, transfer to hotel 822m/2696ft.

After breakfast, we head to Pokhara, which is sometimes referred to as The Lake City because of its abundance of lakes. We are rewarded with breathtaking views of the Himalayas as we arrive in Pokhara, featuring the five peaks of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri (8,167m/26,794ft), Manaslu (8,156m/26,759ft), and Machhapuchhre (6,993m/22,943ft). After that, we settle into our hotel and relax. We like to take walks throughout the charming streets of the city and go boating in Fewa Lake.

Day 4 : Scenic drive to Bijaypur and trek to Kalikasthan 1370m/4494ft.

We start our journey to Kalikasthan today by driving to Bijayapur. We travel past the stunning, level rice fields close to the Army Camp before climbing up to Chautara via Rakhigaon. Walking up to the peak, we will see views of Begnas Lake and the massif views of Mt. Dhaulagiri, Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, Mt. Annapurna I, Machhapurchre, Gangapurna, Mt. Manaslu, Ngadi Chuli, Himal Chuli, and many other mountains. Our ascent continues uphill past Chautara to villages inhabited mostly by Brahmins, who make up one of the largest castes in Nepal, and Chhetris. The path leads into Kalikasthan. The expansive vista of Pokhara city is delightful, and the views of the mountains to the north are just as captivating.

Day 5 : Trek to Lamakhet 1680m/5512ft.

Following breakfast, we set out on our hike to Lamakhet, following the route that leads via mixed-ethnic local settlements and rice terraces all the way to Mardi Khola. We are walking along the riverbed now, and the hike is easy. To go to Lamakhet, pass through Bhaise and Nawaldanda on the way. We spend the night in a tiny village that is encircled by verdant hills, which thrills us.

Day 6 : Trek to Sikles 1980m/6496ft.

After ascending in the direction of Sikles, the trail continues flatly along the riverbank and through lovely rhododendron forests until it reaches Khilan Gaon. tracing the path for several hours, going up steeply at first and then pleasantly. We cross the village of Parju en route. Up till we reach Sikles village, the trail climbs once again. Mostly established by the Indian and British Army, Sikles village is one of the biggest Gurung settlements in Nepal.

There will be a lot of interesting things going on in Siklesh. The Gurung people of Sikles perform folk music and dances. We are fascinated by the Gurung people’s traditional lifestyles, their traditional methods of crafting handicrafts, weaving cloth, and operating their traditional water-current-powered flour mills. In addition to the vibrant culture and customs of the locals, we are treated to breathtaking vistas of the surrounding rhododendron forest in Sikles and mountains such as Lamjung Himal, Annapurna II, and Manaslu.

Day 7 : Trek to Forest Camp 2200m/7217ft.

Following breakfast in Sikles village, we hike to Forest Camp, also known as Nyauli Kharka. Our trail follows the gentle slope through lovely forests of pine, oak, and rhododendron trees. After traveling a short way, we arrive at a level area encircled by woods.

Day 8 : Trek to Ghale Gaon 1669m5475ft.

The trail passes through a lovely oak and rhododendron woodland as it descends towards Ghale Goan. We will be in awe of the expansive vistas of the numerous Himalayas, including the summit of Machhapuchare on the west, the Lamjung Himal and Annapurna on the north, and Bouddha Himal, Himalchuli, and Manaslu on the east. Today’s trial basically goes south. We will eventually arrive in Ghale Gaon, a well-liked mid-hill homestay tourist resort, after a few descents. Situated in the Annapurna range’s foothills, it is a typical Gurung settlement. There are lots of lush grasses and pastures in the region. Upon our arrival at Ghale Gaon, we are graciously hosted by the Gurung family, who are descendants of the illustrious Gurkha Warriors.

Day 9 : Trek to Besisahar 760m/2493ft.

Treks down to Besisahar after breakfast. We pass via Lama Gaon and a lush jungle along the way. The route to Besisahar goes through thick forests. After lunch at Khudi, we’ll begin our stroll along the Marsyangdi River. The starting point of the most well-known trip, the Annapurna Circuit, is Besisahar. Its climate is subtropical, and its forests are deciduous.

Day 10 : Scenic drive to Kathmandu 1350m/4429ft.

While driving down the Prithvi Highway, we enjoy ourselves immensely as we pass through rural landscapes that are characterized by rushing rivers and rich flora. The travel back to Kathmandu takes almost six hours. Once there, you will be transferred to the hotel by our agent. You can either spend the remainder of the day lounging or shopping for presents and mementos.

Day 11 : Final Departure

You will be dropped off at the airport for your departure around three hours prior to your scheduled flight.