Indigenous People Trail

10 days

Duration

Easy

Trip Level

Group Size

3146 m

Max-altitude

Nepal is a country which distinct both geographically and culturally. The newly opened indigenous people trail trek is relatively easy. It goes across Nepal’s culturally, socially, and linguistically diverse areas. The trail is bound by the Thulo Sailung peak (3146m) in the north. Sailung trekking is another name for the indigenous people trails. The other border of the trek is Sun Koshi along the south, while the beautiful Tama Koshi River is in the east. Besides, the trail follows through an altitude varying from 533 meters to 3146 meters from sea level. It takes you higher since it’s straightforward for everyone.

The indigenous people trails trek recommend for those with a flair for carefully studying the ethnic diversity of Nepal. The IP trail goes from the Mudhe bazaar since it passes through the charming villages. Finally, it connects us at the trek’s highest point, known as Sailung. Indigenous people’s trail is suitable for all ages due to its comparative ease and low altitude. Despite this, this hidden track, untouched by modernization, is a complete recluse from the hectic daily life.

The IP trail is less traffic but does not require any fees or permits, making it even better. The trek can conclude throughout the year, but October to December and February to April is the best time to travel the ultimate beauty of the trail. The indigenous people’s tracks encompass the breathtaking views of the gigantic Himalayas and comprise beautiful landscapes. Moreover, it concludes with the sounds of the roaring Tama Koshi and Sun Koshi River, which soothe the mind.

IP trail – Quick facts

Encompasses the breathtaking views of the Langtang, Gaurishankar, and Numburchuli

Explore the Sunkoshi River and Tamakoshi River valleys

Mesmerizing landscape, really admirable and lifetime experience

Indigenous people, culture, and homestay experiences

Indigenous people trail trek itinerary.

Days	Destination	Altitude in Meters	Walking Distance
1.	Kathmandu – Mudhe – Khola Kharka	2948	8h00
2.	Khola Kharka – Surkey via Rajveer	1842	5h00
3.	Surkey – Doramba via Tinghare	2054	4h00
4.	Doramba – Khandadevi via Galpa	1986	5h00
5.	Khandadevi – Dongme via Hiledevi	1982	4h00
6.	Dongme – Lubughat via Sunapati	1755	4h00
7.	Lubughat – Nepalthok and drive to Kathmandu.

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The indigenous people’s trails are less commercial and offer unique homestay facilities since it gives a hands-on opportunity to observe the lifestyle. After all, amidst the pristine Himalayan panoramas, temples, monasteries, and stupas make the journey worthwhile. Besides that, folk dances and weddings can observe with most delight. Furthermore, people residing here are simple, warm, and welcoming too. Therefore, don’t hesitate to bestow their kindness and hospitality upon everyone who travels the area.

Day 1: Arrival day (1,300 m)

Upon arrival at Kathmandu, you will greet and welcome by our agency’s representative in front of Arrival gate with Display board of Himalayan Exploration Treks then transfer to your Hotel.

Day 2: Free day and trek preparation.

During the free day in Kathmandu, you may have a chance to visit the heritage site of Kathmandu valley, followed by a pre-trip departure meeting regarding upcoming trekking peak climbing where you meet trek guide and others team members. They will brief you about the team formation, equipment, and nature of peak climbing and other necessary information

Day 3: Kathmandu – Mudhe – Khola Kharka. (2948 m) 4h00 drive and 4h00 walk.

A picturesque drive from Kathmandu to Dunge offers unique hillside sceneries then one and half hour climb take to the top of the hill named Thulo Sailung. And short descend to Khola Kharka.

Day 4: Khola Kharka – Surkey via Rajveer. (1842m) 5h00 walk.

The trail goes gradually descend through the dense forest of Sailung and will have a chance to explore varieties of native vegetation and other species. The famous monastery of the region named Rajveer, where people are welcomed to receive the blessing from the Lama. The trail leads us through the local villages and scattered stupas, Mani wall, and Chhortens along the trail to Shurkey.

Day 5: Surkey – Doramba via Tinghare. (2054 m) 4h00 walk.

The trail leads us down for a spectacular waterfall then towards the steps to Doromba traverse through the dense forest in the hillside. One of the ethnic groups of Nepal, namely Tamang with the high majority of Tamang people is dominated in this area. Indeed, most of the Thanks artists are originally from this area. Their product of Thankas can find in Kathmandu, Patan, Bhaktapur and other major cities. You will get entertain with Tamang music following by evening

Day 6: Doramba – Khandadevi via Galpa. (1986 m) 5h00 walk.

The trail goes uphill to the secret temple a Hindus shrine known as Agleshwori Danda where you can enjoy with magnificent views of Gaurishankar range after pleasant walkout from Doromba. Then continue to descend through the local slate mine, pine forests and get to Galpa Bazaar. Further 2 hours walk to get Khanda Devi Temple. Ancient stone walls encircle it. According to local legend, the temple is devoted to Khanda Devi discovered by a shepherd who found milk was discharging from a dark stone in 1458 AD. The animals are being sacrificed on occasion.

Day 7: Khandadevi – Dongme via Hiledevi. (1982m) 4h00 walk.

A super day of the journey, as we wake up early morning to experience the views of sunrise then walk a long ridge along the dense forest. The trail sometimes climbs up to the top and sometimes downhill before entering the next valley. It is an enjoyable walk through the forest; it is an opportunity to explore the species of birds and mammals en route to Dongme.

Day 8: Dongme – Lubughat via Sunapati. (1755m) 4h00 walk.

We hike up to the Sunpati Hill for the stunning sunrise on earth a newly opened eco trails as we finally descend to Lubhughat. As we arrive in Lubhu ghat; we can meet Majhi people a marginal people of Nepal, well known their ancient profession Fishing and boating.

Day 9: Lubughat – Nepalthok and drive to Kathmandu. (0h45 walk / 3h00 drive)

Experience the different indigenous peoples and their vibrant culture, our journey leads us to Kathmandu by 45 minutes walk along the riverbank of Sunkoshi to Nepal Thok and taking a bus to Kathmandu.

Day 10: Leisure day in Kathmandu

You have a chance to visit the rest of the city once.

Day 11: Final departure

You will transfer to the airport 3 hours before the scheduled flight.

DEPARTURE/RETURN

Tribhuwan International Airport

DEPARTURE TIME

Please report at least 3 hours before the flight.

INCLUDED

Airport transfer	Accommodations
Meal during the trek	Entrance frees and permits
Transportation as per itinerary	Professional guide & porters
A First Aid Kits	Applicable Government Taxes

NOT INCLUDED

International Airfare	Nepal Visa fees
Meals in City	Personal Expenses
Travel Insurance	Tips for Guide & Porters

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