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  • Itinerary
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Arun valley trekking, one of the interesting and untouched trekking routes in Nepal is located between the Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest) and Makalu-Barun National Parks. It starts from Tumlingtar and ends at Lukla.This trek offers superb Himalayan scenery including the Mt. Everest, Mt. Makalu, Mt.Baruntse, Mt.Lhotse, Kanchenjunga and more than 650 species of birds and over 800 species of butterflies. On this trek, you can observe the unique culture of Sherpa and Kulung Rai, old Buddhist monasteries and different kinds of flora and fauna. Similary, you can climb up the most beautiful peak called Mera peak 6461m for stunning views from where you can see the entire Everest range. Not only these, you can see the beautiful holy 5th lake.
Arun valley trek is blessed with an incredible diversity of natural beauty and culture. It is an alternative approach to the Khumbu region trekking. This trek is popular and suitable only for those clients who are physically and mentally fit enough for adventurous journey along with small peak climbing during their visit to Nepal. You can visit the most beautiful Sherpa village called Khiraule on this trek where a very old and beautiful Buddhist monastery surrounded by tall pine trees and Mani is located. The friendly Sherpa people, magnificent green views of rice traces, rhododendrons flowers, lakes and snow-capped mountains make your journey more interesting and unforgettable. The best season for this trek is September to December for fall season and March to May for spring season.

Biref itinerary:

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,350m)

Day 02: Full day sightseeing in Kathmandu

Day 03: Fly to Tumlingtar

Day 04: Tumlingtar to Kartike 5/6 hours

Day 05: Kartike to Gothey Bazaar 6/7 hours

Day 06: Gothey Bazaar to Phedi 6/7 hours

Day 07: Phedi to Guranse 5/6 hours

Day 08: Guranse to Sanam (2,800m) 5/6 hours

Day 09: Sanam to Bung (1,677m) 5/6 hours

Day 10: Bung to Khiraule (2,000m) 4/5 hours

Day 11: Khiraule to Cholima (4,004m) 5/6 hours

Day 12: Cholima to Panch Pokhari (4,600m) 6/7 hours

Day 13: Panch Pokhari to Kothe (3,691m) 6/7 hours

Day 14: Kothe to Tangna (4,356m) 4/5 hours

Day 15: Rest day at Tangna

Day 16: Tangna to Khare (5,045m) 4/5 hours

Day 17: Rest day at Khare(5,045m)

Day 18: Khare to Mera Base Camp (5,350m) 4/5 hours

Day 19: Mera Base Camp to Mera High Camp (5,600m) 4/5 hours

Day 20: Mera Peak Summit and back to Khare (5,045m) 9/10 hours

Day 21: Khare to Kote (3,691m) 5/6 hours.

Day 22: Kothe to Chhatre (4,610m) 5/6 hours

Day 23: Chhatare to Chhutanga (3,020m) 5/6 hours

Day 24: Chhutanga to Lukla (2,840m) 4/5 hours

Day 25: Lukla to Kathmandu (1,350m)

Day 26: Free day in Kathmandu

Day 27: Final Departure

  • Arrival and departure transportation by private vehicle

  • Kathmandu to Shivalaya drop by Jeep

  • 3 Nights accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast

  • Lukla/Kathmandu flight tickets

  • Welcome and farewell dinner

  • All ground transportation by private vehicle as per itinerary

  • All government, local and airport taxes

  • All essential paperwork for trekking permits

  • Tims Card

  • National Park Fees

  • Accommodation on Twine sharing basis during the trek

  • Foods (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) with tea or coffee during the trek

  • Porters (2 trekkers- 1 porter)

  • An English speaking, trained, experienced and government license holder trekking guide

  • Staff's salaries, their insurance, equipment, foods, accommodation

  • Medical Kit

  • Sleeping Bag

  • Down Jacket

  • T-shirt, cap and trekking map from united brothers trek and expedition with its logo

  • Trekking poles

  • Visa fees in Nepal

  • Excess baggage charge

  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu

  • International flight tickets

  • Travel insurance of clients

  • Helicopter Rescue

  • Medical treatment

  • Hot Shower

  • Heater

  • Battery Charge

  • Mineral water

  • Hot water

  • Personal expenditure (bar bills and laundry)

  • Extra porter

  • Extra night hotel in Kathmandu

  • Tips for guide and porters

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