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Kalinchowk Trekking

Kalinchowk Trekking Kalinchowk trekking is newly open trekking tarail also non touristic area where you can see panoramic Himalaya views. Kanlinchowk trekking is starting from Barabise on the way to Kodari Nepal and Tibet border. Along the Kalinchow Trekking you will come across some villages mainly inhabited by Tamangs, Sherpas, and Brahmins. Along the trail also can be seen are a few monasteries and temples. A good view of the Mountains and Sunkoshi River can also be had. After crossing Sherpa villages you come across a thick forest with lots Rhododendron trees.

After that you reach Kalinchowk. From the highest altitude of Kalinchowk (3579meters) you could get a good view of Annapurna, Lamjung, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Shisha Panga, Langtang, Dorjee Lakpa, Jugal Himal, Amabamori, Gauri Shanker, and Nambur Himal. There is also a prominent temple of the Hindus called the Kali temple. Two natural springs originate from this area which are called Sundhara and Tama which are the main source of the very big two rivers the Sunkoshi and Tama Koshi rivers. The main flowers of Nepal Rhododendron (Laligurans) and the national bird Pheasant (Danfe) can also be seen in this area. While descending to Suspa you could get to see a very rare community in Nepal called "The Thami." Kalinchowk trekking ends at Charikot which is also a district head quarters then drive back to Kathmandu or possible to do continue the Sailung Trek as same time.


ITINERARY:

Day 01 Arrival and transfer to hotel
Day 02 Sightseeing around Kathmandu valley
Day 03 Drive to Barabise/ Camp
Day 04 Trek to Ahgeri Kharka
Day 05 Trek to Biku Gompa
Day 06 Trek to Sighate
Day 07 Rest and explore day around
Day 08 Trek to Junggepati
Day 09 Trek to Kalipokhari
Day 10 Trek to Kalinchokthan
Day 11 Trek to Charikot Bazar
Day 12 Drive to Kathmandu /Hotel
Day 13 Bhaktapur & Patan sightseeing and return
Day 14 Free day in Kathmandu for shopping or relax
Day 15 Drive to Airport for flying your own destination
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