Namaste! And welcome to Kathmandu, the colourful capital of Nepal where ornately carved balconies mingle with beautiful shrines and temples. Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting on arrival at the exit gate of Kathmandu airport. Our staff will welcome you and pick you to your accommodated hotel. Please seek our company palmplate to find our staff at the main exit gate of the airport. Rest of the day you can relax at the hotel or short evening walk around local market on your own as per your wish.

A well deserved rest day at cosy of hotel after a long tiring flight. This day, one can move around nearby local market to purchase or hire trekking equipment that is necessary for the trekking like sleeping bags, walking sticks etc, exchange currency as requirement or simply walk around in the local market or Kathmandu Durbar squire nearby with small entrance fee as per your preference on your own. Evening at the hotel lobby there will be pre-trip briefing in which you will be introduced with your trekking guide and explained about your trip in short, instruction for safety etc.

We will catch domestic flight to Bhadrapur roughly around 10:30 am. The flight time will be around 45 minutes. After reaching Bhadrapur airport, we will have quick lunch and then immediately drive to Phidim which will take about 7 hours drive. Overnight at Lodge

Early morning we will drive to Suketar with narrow driving road and twist and turns with nice view of landscape. Overnight at tented camp

The first day trek starts from Suketar The trek passes through beautiful cardamom fields and Alnus trees (Uttis) until Hangdewa VDC which takes around two and half hours. On the way, there are small tea sops at Aangshyuan Pati. From Panisar, the trek is downhill until the suspension bridge. Afterwards the trek progresses along the bank of Tamor River to Mitlung - a walk of around two hours. Mitlung is our destination for the day as it has good camping sites. Overnight at tented camp.

The trek passes along the banks of Tamor River on the second day. It is a pleasing walk until Mukture- 40 minute walk from Mitlung. From Mukture, the trail is uphill for half hour then descends through Ulnus and Schima wallachiana mixed forest to Sinwa Bazar (980m) at Linkhim VDC. We can reach Sinwa Bazar is a good place for lunch. It is a small market with facilities like drug store, groceries and a police station. After Lunch, the trek runs along the Tamor River until Tawa Village. Tawa Village has a small tea shop. The trek runs uphill from here until we reach the KCAP entrance gate (1300m) at Thiwa Village. From here, the trek gradually descends until Chiruwa- our destination for the day. Chiruwa (1246m) is a small market with couple of lodges and good camping sites. It is a popular stopover for tourists and locals alike. Overnight at tented camp.

This day also the trek runs along the mighty Tamor river. At the start of the trek, there are two big stones with religious significance. The trek passes through Ulnus trees passes until we reach a big landslide that takes around half an hour to cross. After a walk of two and half hours from Chiruwa through beautiful cardamom gardens, we reach Taplethok (1340m) for lunch. It is a small market with some tea shops. There is also a KCAP checkpoint at Taplethok. After lunch, it is a pleasing walk for about an hour until Phembu (1486m.) From Phembu, it is an uphill climb for about two and half hours to Lelep (1695m), our destination for the day. The KCAP headquarters is in Lelep. Similarly, there is a police station, some tea shops, groceries and hotels. Overnight at tented camp.

After breakfast, the trek runs along the bank of Tamor River through dense forest that offers good habitat for different wildlife species. You can see some wild species if you lucky. We crossed a suspension bridge, it is an uphill climb through pine forest for about half an hour until we reach a monastery at Lungthung. From there, the trek gradually descends after about half an hour and we reach Gowatar (1805m) for lunch. Gowatar is a small settlement with a few houses. Near the village, there is a big stone and it is believed that only the religious people can move them. After a walk of around half hour from Gowatar, we reach a place that offers spectacular views of two waterfalls about 80 meters tall. A walk of about half an hour from here takes us to Kasrturi. After crossing Tamor, River, it is an uphill climb for about 40 minutes until we reach a resting place known as Chautara in local dialect. Another 20 minutes walk will take us to our camping site Ila Danda (2051m). The place offers panoramic view of snowcapped peaks including the small Kasturi peak and Tamor River. Overnight at tented camp.

The walk on the fifth day is pleasing as it passes through Ulnus and Rhododendron forest for about an hour until we reach a suspension bridge at Malinge Jungle. After crossing the suspension bridge, the trek passes through dense bamboo groves. The place is popular among trekkers as the habitat of red Panda. If you are lucky, we might catch a sight of red panda from the trail itself. After a total walk of three and half hours from Iladanda, we reach Magawa (2435m) for lunch; the trail passes through maple and Ulnus forest. There is a big landslide on the way and trekkers must be careful while crossing it. After a walk of about one and half hour, we reach Selep (2525m), our destination for the day. Overnight at tented camp.

This day trek runs along the bank of Tamor River leading to a place called Jongin (2640m), a flat land surrounded by snow capped hills, after a walk of about an hour. Another 40 minutes walk through rhododendron forest from Jongin, takes us to a suspension bridge near by Ramite. After an uphill walk of about an hour, we reach Ramite (2685m) for lunch. At Ramite, we can see mixed forest of Deodar and rhododendron. We see a beautiful waterfall after a walk of about an hour from Ramite. If you are lucky, you might be rewarded with the views of red panda from here. We caught the first glimpse of Olangchung Gola after a walk of around 45 minutes from the waterfall, we finally reach the camping site at Olangchung Gola (3208m) Olangchung Gola is a beautiful Sherpa village with around 45 houses, a 465 years old monastery with golden manuscript and KCAP office. There is also a sub-health post, a primary school and a border police station at Olangchung Gola. Overnight at tented camp.

This day we visit to Deki Chholing Gumba(465 yrs old Monastry) to observe the Buddhist culture. It is a significant place to visit as we can understand traditional Buddhist religion. Aferwards returning to campsite rest for coming day hard walk to uphills and to be safe from Altitude sickness.

The trek in the next three days will pass through complete wilderness. However, piles of stones along the way act as signs posts, showing us our direction. The trek passes through pine and rhododendron forests. After a walk of two and half hours, we reach a place called Jadak (3635m) for lunch. A walk of three hours on snowy track will take us to our camping site at Langmale (3893m). Overnight at tented camp.

The nine day trek can be interesting as snow leopard have been sighted numerous times from this trek. The trek runs along the Tamor River and on the other side of the river lies dense rhododendron forest. After a walk of about three hours, we reach Yangetar (4203m) for lunch. Another three hours walk after lunch will lead us to our camping site at pass Camp (4700m). Overnight at tented camp.

This would be the most difficult yet most memorable day of this trek. This day trek will pass through the Lumba Sumba pass (5177m). The trek climbs a bit up and again runs down. It is better to take packed lunch, as there are no good camping sites around. After a walk of about four and half hours from pass camp, we climb the Lumba Sumba La and descend down to Yak Kharka (4595m). Overnight at tented camp.

The trek is downhill from Yak Kharka as we come back to civilization after tiring walk for three days. After a walk of about three and half hours, we came across two roads one to Lhasha in Tibet and the other toward Thudam . We prepared our lunch at this place. A walk of about three hours takes us to Thudam for the night accommodation. Thudam (3571m) is a small village with around 30 houses of Sherpa people. Overnight at tented camp.

The twelfth day trek runs along the banks of Modek Chheju Khola and Chujung Khola. The trail offers panoramic view of peaks in the Makalu range. On the way you see lots of small bushes and bamboo groves-the best habitat for red panda. If you are lucky, you can see this endangered species. It is better to carry packed lunch, as it is difficult to find drinking water along the trail. After a walk of about six hours from Thudam, we reach Yak Kharka (2877m) for the night halt. Overnight at tented camp.

This day walk passes through dense rhododendron forest. As there are no village on the way and also there are numerous side trails. After a walk of about three hours from Yak Kharka, we reach a place called Yak Kharka 1 for lunch. From Yak Khara 1, we can clearly see Chyamtang (2229m). Arun River, Ridha Village and the road that leads to Kimathanka. After lunch, the trek is all downhill for about three hours until we reach Arun River. After crossing the suspension bridge over the Arun we enter inside Makalu Barun National Park area. The trek rolls uphill for about an hour until Chyamthang, our destination for the day. Chyamthang (2229m) is a small village where Sherpas are the dominant population. Overnight at tented camp.

This day we take rest to regain our strength and be refreshed after such a long hard walk in previous days. This day we can visit to a monastery nearby to observe Buddhist culture.

The trail on the day passes through rhododendron forest. The walk is easy as chirping of birds make you feel refreshed. The trail is one of the popular places for birding as we are entering Arun Valley that is home to several bird species. A walk of about two and half hours from Chyamthang take us to Gimbar Village (2203m) for lunch. Gimbar Village offers spectacular view of snowcapped peaks in the Makalu range. From Gimbar, the walk is easy and after a trek of about three hours we reach Hatiya (1585m) for the night stay. Overnight at tented camp

The trek on the day runs along the banks of Arun River. After a walk of about two and half hours from Hatiya, we reach the confluence of Arun and Barun rivers(Barun Dovan)with Barun waterfall and Mahadev Temple.  After having lunch near the river confluence, the trek progress towards Gola - our destination for the day. A walk of around two and half hours after lunch takes us to our camping site at Gola. Gola is a very small village with 12 houses. Sherpa, Rai and Tamang people reside here. Overnight at tented camp.

The trek passes through paddy fields on the day - a sign that we are at lowlands now. The walk is pleasing as the trail makes a short descent, but again makes a short climb. After a walk of about two and half hours from Gola, we reach Pathibhara (not to be confused with the Pathibhara temple in Taplejung district) for lunch. Pathibhara (1520m) is a small Gurung village with tea shops, groceries and some hotels. The trail after lunch passes through agricultural land and we can find plenty of water sources and small settlements along the way. We reach Hedanga Gadi (1179m) -our destination for the day- after a walk of around three hours from Pathibhara. Gadi is a place of great historical significance as Nepali Army fought bravely with invading Tibetan Army at this place and chased them away. Gadi is a small village market with a health post, a school and a police station. Overnight at tented camp.

This day a walk about two and half hours from Hedanga Gadi takes us to Num. From Gadi, the trek is about an hour downhill till the Arun River. Here we can also see Arun III hydropower dam. After crossing the river, an uphill climb of about one and half hour takes us to the Num village (1572m). Though Num is linked with motorable road, it is seasonal. So we take rest here. Overnight at tented camp

This is the last day of the trek and we walk through rough motor road to Chichila. After reaching Chichila we will celebrate the success of the trip with our staffs.

Early morning we drive to Tumlingtar nearby airport. Overnight in Lodge/camp

This day we catch the domestic flight to Kathmandu around 11:50 hrs. of around 45 minutes. After arriving TIA domestic airport of Kathmandu you will be transferred to Hotel. Overnight at Hotel

This is the final day in Nepal. A chance to do some shopping, explore at leisure or merely relax by the hotel. We enjoy a final night together, reliving the trek and our extraordinary achievements.

We say 'Namaste' for memories that will last a lifetime. There are no activities planned for today and you are able to depart the hotel at any time. Check out time from the hotel is at 12 noon. If you are departing later, you can arrange luggage storage at the hotel. For your final departure, our staff will pick you up from the hotel and transfer to Kathmandu airport approximately 3 hours prior to your international flight time.