Yoga trek on an off the beaten track | Wellness adventure

Yoga trekking in an off the beaten track area in Nepal

This yoga trekking vacation is designed in such a way that it makes it unique in many ways. To keep this region unspoiled, we will not expose the names of the places we will bring you to on this web page to avoid mass tourism, which will ruin the region’s pristineness. You will be going through locations where next to no trekkers have been before.

As this is off the tourist grid, the infrastructure here is underdeveloped; we will conduct the treks in an expedition style camping trek for this very reason. Do not despair when you read camping. Our camping treks in the Himalayas are the closest to “Glamping” in these parts of the world.

You will be fully supported by an expert trekking group leader, a yoga instructor, assistant guides, a trekking Chef, along with his helpers and porters or pack animals to carry all the food and camping gear. All you have to do is bring your small day pack and enjoy the area’s unspoiled beauty.

We will provide a three-person tent shared between two trekkers, all camping equipment such as dining tents, kitchen tents, tables and stools, a toilet tent along with a portable toilet seat and even a shower tent. Just like on our trekking vacations, you will receive unparalleled trekking services in the whole of the Himalayas.

The off the grid trekking holiday is ideal for all from beginners to families to school excursion trips or corporate tours,  as the highest point on this trek is only 3365 meters above sea level. This trip will give you a well-rounded experience with the right combination of witnessing the lives of some ethnic tribes of Nepal and their daily lifestyle with traditional culture.

The actual hiking per day is on most days are five to six hours, and only towards the end, it will take seven hours; you will be fit by that period. The broad views are unlike anything in the Himalayas or perhaps even the whole wide world. On clear days Mount Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, along other mountains are visible.

The trek’s highlight will be going up a hill of 3365 meters to witness the mountain range that ranges from West Nepal to the eastern end of Nepal and further. The panoramic distance is the widest in the world, according to Google maps. Find out how many mountains above 8000 meters are visible on this vista, including Mount Everest, along with hundreds of peaks between six thousand and seven thousand meters in altitude. It is advised that you bring along binoculars for close up views as the vista’s distance is massive.

Very few places have a perfect combination of being off the beaten track with the Himalayan peaks’ best panorama.

Itinerary

Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu to be received by your trek leader and transferred to your hotel.

Day 02: We leave Kathmandu early after breakfast. The drive to the starting point will take place on a black-topped road, and the final part will be on a fair-weather road.

Day 03: We begin our trek on a combination of flattish and uphill ascend. We will camp above a Sherpa village at 2800 meters. Total trek 6 for hours.

Day 04: Today, we hike in undulating terrain and camp above a Tamang village 2745 meters. 5 hours trek. Great views on clear mornings.

Day 05: We will be heading towards a Pristine Sherpa village. 2575 meters. 5-6 hours.

Day 06: This is the day we climb to the highest point of the trek. We begin a steep ascent for about 3-4 hours. We will be camping just below the top of the hill. 3300 meters.

Day 07: Today is the day to witness the most panoramic view extending from Mount Dhaulagiri 8167m in west Nepal to Sikkim in the east.

Day 08: We will be walking near the ridge-line for some time. The views are good on cloud-free days on this hike. We camp near a Sherpa village at 2920 meters. 5-6 hours trek.

Day 09: We hike on the dirt road for about 4 hours. We drive to a small town, and our trek ends here.

Day 10: Fly back to Kathmandu.

Day 11: Morning walking tour of Swayambhunath Stupa (UNESCO World Heritage site), known as the monkey temple, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Ason.

Day 12: International Departure.

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