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  • DestinationNepal
  • RegionLangtang Region

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Overview

The Tamang-Heritage-Trekking begins with driving from Kathmandu to Syafru Beshi and runs through the attractive and lush Langtang Valley with stunning vistas of Langtang and Ganesh Himal. Villages on the route are inhabited by Tamang people, closely connected to Tibetans, and so the culture is Buddhist with a good scattering of prater wheels, chortens, prayer flags, and mani stones together with the trials. Even Though located in a district badly hit by the April 2015 earthquake, this heritage trail was hardly impacted at all and re-launched to tourists three months after the quake and remains an area of amazing attractiveness and culture. Hence, the trek takes in Tatopani (literally ‘hot water in Nepali) in which there used to be warming hot springs. The hot springs have sadly vanished after the earthquake.

 The Tamang Heritage Trail lies in what was previously a restricted area close to the Tibet border and was launched to tourists lately. The people in this region have a culture, tradition, and religion which goes back hundreds of years, and the craftsmanship, dress, and stone-mud houses are testimony of this ages old background. So, too is Kyanjin Gompa where the atmosphere is peaceful as only a Buddhist monastery can be, and where the amazing peak vistas cannot support but add incredibly to the experience! For those who are interested in anthropology and also trekking, this Tamang-Heritage-Trekking is the perfect trek. The route travels around the villages of the Tamang ethnic people who are believed to have migrated from Tibet centuries ago. Before the route was under the restricted part of Nepal. Since its launching, it has been captivating many trekkers and tourists. 

The affluence of natural and cultural attractions in which the trekker finds the place has made this trekking the assorted desolate path adventure. Taking part in the cultural program and exchanging the rituals and also intercultural events would be great for anthropological understanding too. Experience the abundance of Himalayan Mountain vistas of Langtang, Langtang Lirung, Ghantempo, and other Himalayan ranges together with the charming traditions of Lamas/Tamangs/Moktans in the destination. Tamang people present their culture as preserved by their ancestors. For anybody traveling from a different part of the globe, their way of living might even seem to foreign. 

This trek is an attractive choice to discover the rich culture of these people residing in the Langtang region. You can view terraced hillsides nearby quaint villages. It is particularly significant to go with a guide on this trek to enhance your viewpoint on the local culture. On the other hand, the language barrier can be quite hard to navigate and the trail is not well marked. Living amidst the Tamang people, visiting the monasteries, and being covered by natural beauty make for a memorable trek. In a lot of villages, you get to view cultural shows performed by locals.

 Apart from cultural exploration, other events involve visiting Parvati Kunda Lake in Gatland, diving into the hot water of Tatopani and discovering the historical site of Rasuwagadi. The trails lie in the region of Langtang National Park, so there is always an opportunity for you to view exotic animals living in the region. Like any other treks in the Langtang region, you are welcomed in each step with the vistas of mountains like Langtnag Kerung, Dorje Lakpa, Ganesh, ect. Binjuli Adventure provides Tamang-Heritage-Trekking with experienced guides and we ensure that you will have the most memorable trek with us. 

 

The best time of Tamang-Heritage-Trekking

Like in the other destinations, spring and winter are regarded to be the best seasons to trek in the Tamang-Heritage-Trekking. Hence, the elevations in this trek are not much higher, so you can trek even during the winter season since the temperature will be bearable. In fact, winter provides stunning vistas of the peaks and landscapes. The village appears to be attractive during winter because of snowfall but make sure you bring warm clothes with you. 

Even though summer is all regarding heavy rainfall and unpredictable weather, the season has its own advantages. Summer offers you an opportunity to discover the way of living of local people more closely, since there are fewer travelers. It is the best time to discover the forests of this destination. With appropriate arrangement and preparation, you can trek to Tamang-Heritage-Trekking at any time of the year. 

Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu

Arrive in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal.
Transfer to your hotel and attend a pre-trek briefing.

 

Day 2:  Drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi

Depart early morning for the scenic drive to Syabrubesi.
Enjoy the views of the countryside and terraced fields along the way.

Day 3: Syabrubesi to Gatlang

Trek to Gatlang, a Tamang village.
Explore the village and experience Tamang culture and hospitality.

Day 4:  Gatlang to Tatopani
Day 5: Trek to Tatopani (Hot Spring).

Relax in the natural hot springs and enjoy the views of the surrounding hills.

Day 2:  Thuman to Timure

Trek to Timure, a village on the Nepal-Tibet border.
Explore the local culture and interact with the villagers.

Day 7:  Timure to Briddim

Trek to Briddim, passing through lush landscapes.
Explore the traditional Tamang village and its unique architecture.

Day 8: Briddim to Lama Hotel

Trek to Lama Hotel, descending through the forest.
Enjoy the serene surroundings and the sound of the Langtang River.

Day 9: Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi

Trek back to Syabrubesi, retracing your steps.
Reflect on the cultural experiences of the trek.

Day 10:  Drive from Syabrubesi to Kathmandu

Drive back to Kathmandu.
Relax or explore Kathmandu in the evening.

Day 11: Departure

Depending on your flight schedule, you may have free time in Kathmandu.
Depart for your home country or extend your stay in Nepal.

Cost Include
  • Pick-up or Drop-up service from and to the Airport(our own vehicle).
  • Food all along the trip(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and a cup of coffee or tea).
  • Accommodations during the trip in hotels with a family environment and Four-nights attached bathroom with hot shower on the mountain.
  • Three-night accommodation in Kathmandu on the 3* boutique hotel with breakfast.
  • Transportation, food, accommodation, and insurance of Guide during the trip.
  • Down jacket, all-season and sleeping bag.
  • Souvenir company trekking map, t-shirt, duffel bag.
  • Down jacket, the sleeping bag must be returned after complete your trip).
  • First Aid Medical Kit(our guide will carry the Medical Kit but we also advise to bring yourself for your own use, as far as possible).
  • All the required permits and paperwork. 1. Everest national park permit. 2. Pasang Lamhu rural municipality local tax. 3. Flight KTM-LUK, and LUK-KTM.
  • Licensed holder and well English speaking guide and his expenses entire trip.
  • One hour massages or Yoga service after the trek in Kathmandu.
  • Fresh fruit every day after dinner during the trek.
  • Welcome dinner and farewell dinner in Kathmandu.
Cost Exclude
  • International Airfare.
  • Visa Charges ( $30 for the 15 days, $50 for the one month).
  • Your travel and medical insurance.
  • Personal Expenses such as shopping, bar bills, hot shower, telephone, laundry, titbits, etc
  • Food (Lunch and Dinner) in Kathmandu.
  • Extra accommodation in Kathmandu.
  • Charging electronic devices and extra hot shower.
  • Emergency expenses such as expenses on the chartered helicopter.
  • Tip to our staff (as appreciation) at the end of your trip.
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