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This trek offers great
mountain views of different part of
Nepal. The local people are unaccustomed
to trekkers and always provide a
friendly welcome. It is the real and
frequent activity of indigenous
Community in different part of Nepal for
honey hunting from which they are able
to solve their problem of bread and
butter. This ancestral job of honey
hunting still
continues in many remote villages of
Nepal which offers high tourism
potentiality. A large section of
travelers are increasingly showing their
interest in honey hunting thereby
ensuring staple sources of local revenue
generation. Special package of Honey
Hunting for tourist is not developed
yet, nerveless few lucky tourists get
chance to observe honey hunting on spot
while traveling along the trekking
routes. There are myriad bee nests found
in the inner and outer rings of
different trekking areas which if
professionally, scientifically and
technically managed, provides an immense
potentiality of promoting honey hunting
as an add- on product. Much of the
climbing over steep and rugged cliffs is
done with the help of locally prepared
hemp rope. With the help of locally made
steps, large wickerwork basket and a
tool called Bahana is used to fetch
honey. Utmost caution has to be taken as
there is no support system in the event
of fall and the whole process of
climbing up and down the fearful height
by precariously balancing on craggy
edges is quite heart – rending. Tourists
entertain and prize this spectacular
displays of skills and stamina in
‘natural’ and geographical setting.
Honey hunting in the high hill, cliffs
and dangerous places is a perfect
activity for those adventure lovers who
dare to choose adventure in any from;
soft or hard ones. The scenery,
technique, and symbolic language used to
foster understanding between helpers are
really found to be magical and witch
crafting. Despite all these facts, we
should be very careful about the natural
and environmental effect, disappearance
of wild bees and so many possible
problems due to unskilled, unnatural and
unbalanced honey hunting.
Altitude : 3790 M
Grade : 
Season: Feb – May/Sep – Dec
Trek Type: T-house/camping
Trip Days: 10/15 Days
Accommodation: Budget/standard
Itinerary:
Day 01: Arrival in kathmandu
Day 02: Full day sightseeing
Day 03: Drive to mude and trek to
nigale(2550m)
Day 04: Nigale – Tulo Sailung (3100m)
Day 05: Tulo Sailung – kuri(3480m)
Day 07: Kuri - Kalinchowk(3790m)
Day 08: Kalinchowk - Tare Veer
Day 09: Tare veer - Bigu(2810m)
Day 10: Bigu - Tisang La (3303m) -
Dolangsa monastery
Day 11: Dolangsa Monastery - Baharabise
Day 13: visit and Honey Hunting Sight
Day 11: Honey Hunting
Day 12: Honey Hunting
Day 13: Honey Hunting
Day 14: Trek back to Jhirpu and drive
back to kathmandu
Day 15: Departure
Optional
DAY 01:
ARRIVE KATHMANDU
DAY 02: Full day sightseeing
DAY 03: DRIVE TO KHUDI 186KM
DAY 04: Khudi - GHALAGAUN
DAY 05: HONEY HUNTING
DAY 06: HOney Hunting
DAY 06: Honey Hunting
DAY 07: GHALEGAUN - PASGAUN
DAY 08: PASAGAUN - PAKHARIKOT
DAY 09: PAKHARIKOT - THUMSIKOT - POKHARA
DAY 10: Drive/Fly back to Kathmandu
Cost: The cost of a trip depends
upon the guest requirement.
The
cost includes
- All accommodation in Kathmandu and
pokhara on (BB)
- Sightseeing in Kathmandu by excellent
English speaking tourist guide.
- Domestic Air Ticket.
- All Transportation by private vehicle.
- All Trekking arrangements (Guide,
cook, Sherpa, & Helpers)
- All meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
in Trekking.
- Accommodations in trekking in tent or
guesthouse.
- Trekking Permit & all entry permits.
- All services charge & Government Tax.
The
cost doesn’t include
- LD in Kathmandu and Pokhara
- Personal nature cost, Beverages,
Personal insurance & personal tips.
- Beverages like coke, fanta, Mineral
water, Beers & wines.
- The cost not mentioned in cost
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