Rolwaling Valley Trek | Experience Untouched Wilderness Serenity

1. Day

Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400 m) – Welcome with Marigold Garlands & Hotel Transfer

Arrive in Kathmandu, Nepal's vibrant capital, where you'll be warmly welcomed with marigold garlands. After transferring to your hotel, take time to relax and acclimate to the bustling city. Discover vibrant local markets, indulge in traditional Nepali dishes, and delve into Kathmandu's rich cultural tapestry. This initial day is perfect for easing into your journey, setting the stage for the exciting adventures ahead in Eastern Nepal. A representative from Jagadamba Holidays will ensure a smooth and pleasant arrival. Accommodation: Kathmandu Guest House | Meals: None..

Optional Evening Activity:
If you wish, you can spend your evening experiencing the Pashupatinath Aarti, a captivating religious ceremony held at the Pashupatinath Temple. The Aarti usually begins around 6:00 PM and lasts for approximately an hour. This ceremony is a mesmerizing display of traditional music and rituals, providing a profound insight into Hindu spiritual practices. Please check the exact time for the Aarti on the day of your visit, as it may vary. This option is not included in the standard itinerary but offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in local culture.

2. Day

Drive from Kathmandu to Budipa Homestay for a Genuine Cultural Experience

After breakfast, embark on a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Budipa, passing through the vibrant town of Bahrabise and continuing toward Karthali. This 6-7 hour journey covers around 115 km, leading you to the village of Budipa, located at an elevation of 1,170 meters (approximately 3,839 feet), where you’ll enjoy an overnight stay in a traditional homestay with a local family. As you leave behind the bustling cityscape of Kathmandu, the landscape gradually transforms into the serene countryside, dotted with terraced fields, traditional villages, and rolling green hills. The drive through Bahrabise provides a glimpse into the authentic rural lifestyle of Nepal, with breathtaking views of lush hillsides and flowing rivers. This scenic journey offers a rare opportunity to experience Nepal's rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. Upon arrival at Budipa, settle into your homestay and immerse yourself in the warmth of local hospitality. Engaging with the family offers a deeper cultural exchange, where you’ll learn about their customs, traditions, and way of life. In the evening, enjoy a home-cooked meal featuring traditional Nepali dishes made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Your stay in Budipa provides an enriching experience, offering a peaceful and authentic introduction to the heart of rural Nepal.

3. Day

Trek from Budipa to Rupthang Kharka Through Verdant Landscapes

After breakfast, begin your trek from Budipa to Rupthang Kharka, located at an elevation of 2,430 meters (approximately 7,972 feet). This trek spans about 15.75 km and typically takes 6 to 7 hours. During this journey, you will ascend 1,450 meters and descend 200 meters. The trail begins with a gradual climb through terraced farmlands and small, picturesque villages. As you pass by local farmers tending to their crops, you’ll gain insight into the agricultural practices of the region. The landscape gradually changes as you ascend, transitioning into dense forests filled with tall rhododendrons and pine trees, creating a lush and vibrant atmosphere. The diverse flora and fauna found along the way make this trek a sensory delight, offering the chance to observe unique plant life and wildlife in Nepal’s pristine natural environment. Upon reaching Rupthang Kharka, settle in for an overnight stay amidst open pastures and stunning panoramic views. This peaceful location offers a perfect setting to relax after a day of trekking. Enjoy a warm, hearty meal and a restful night in the quietude of the mountains. The night at Rupthang Kharka marks a significant point in your journey, as you move into the more challenging and rewarding segments of the trek.

4. Day

Trek from Rupthang Kharka through Tinsang La Pass to Bigu Gumba

After breakfast, continue your trek from Rupthang Kharka to Bigu Gumba, situated at an elevation of 2,330 meters (approximately 7,644 feet), passing over Tinsang La Pass at 3,319 meters (approximately 10,888 feet). This trek covers 16.25 km and typically takes around 7 to 8 hours. During the journey, you will ascend 950 meters and descend 1,050 meters. The trek begins with a steady climb through lush, forested terrain, where the path is surrounded by dense vegetation and occasional glimpses of the towering mountains. As you approach Tinsang La Pass, the ascent becomes steeper, rewarding you with breathtaking views of the valleys and snow-capped peaks in the distance. Reaching Tinsang La Pass is a significant highlight, offering panoramic vistas of the Himalayan range and the surrounding landscapes, which will leave you in awe of the natural beauty. After soaking in the stunning views at Tinsang La, the trail takes you downhill toward Bigu Gumba. This serene Buddhist monastery is nestled amidst verdant greenery and adorned with vibrant prayer flags, creating a tranquil, spiritual ambiance. The peaceful surroundings of the monastery provide the perfect setting to pause, reflect, and take in the spiritual atmosphere. Stay at Sita Home Stay (pH: 9843545255)

5. Day

Trek to Chilingkha Through Forested Trails and Mountain Villages

After breakfast, continue your trek from Bigu Gumba to the village of Chilingkha, situated at an elevation of 1,920 meters (approximately 6,299 feet). This trek spans 15.5 km and typically takes around 6 to 7 hours. During this journey, you will ascend 700 meters and descend 1,100 meters. The trail begins with a descent from Bigu Gumba through dense forests, where the path is lined with towering trees and occasional clearings offer breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. As you pass through small mountain villages, you’ll see traditional stone houses and terraced fields, which are a testament to the resilience and resourcefulness of the local communities. The trail winds along hillsides, revealing expansive vistas of deep valleys and distant snow-capped peaks, providing a truly immersive mountain trekking experience. Approaching Chilingkha, the landscape transitions to a combination of terraced farmlands and charming homes. The village exudes a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with friendly locals going about their daily routines. Upon arrival, settle into your accommodation for the night and savor a traditional meal made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Chilingkha offers a peaceful environment, providing the perfect opportunity to rest and recharge for the upcoming trekking days.

6. Day

Trek Through Diverse Terrain from Chilingkha to Kurlang via Yarsa

After breakfast, begin your trek from Chilingkha to Kurlang, located at an elevation of 1,900 meters (approximately 6,234 feet), passing through the scenic village of Yarsa, situated at 2,020 meters (approximately 6,627 feet). This trek covers about 15.5 km and typically takes around 6 to 7 hours. During this journey, you will ascend 1,150 meters and descend 1,200 meters. The route to Yarsa begins with a blend of terraced farmlands and forested trails, offering panoramic views that stretch across rolling hills and distant peaks. As you traverse the landscape, you will pass through small villages where traditional stone houses blend harmoniously with the natural surroundings. Along the way, you will encounter local villagers, often engaged in farming, weaving, and other traditional crafts. These encounters provide a valuable opportunity to experience the rural livelihoods and culture of this region, with villagers greeting trekkers with warmth and hospitality. Upon reaching Kurlang, take some time to explore this peaceful village, which offers a serene atmosphere with terraced fields and picturesque hills surrounding it. The tranquil setting provides a perfect place to relax and enjoy the fresh mountain air. Kurlang’s beauty lies not only in its natural surroundings but also in its quiet charm, making it an ideal destination to unwind after a day of trekking. This day’s journey captures the essence of Nepalese countryside life, with a harmonious blend of cultural immersion and breathtaking landscapes.

7. Day

Descend Through Forested Trails and Mountain Views from Kurlang to Syalu

After breakfast at the lodge, begin your trek from Kurlang to Syalu, situated at an elevation of 1,500 meters (approximately 4,921 feet). This trek offers picturesque views of terraced fields, forests, and mountain vistas as you make your way down to lower altitudes. The trek covers about 10.5 km and typically takes around 5 to 6 hours. During this journey, you will ascend 650 meters and descend 1,050 meters. The initial descent takes you through lush forests filled with pine, oak, and bamboo, creating a vibrant landscape teeming with the sounds of nature. Along the trail, you may spot local wildlife or hear the calls of birds that inhabit these woodlands. The air is fresh, and the terrain is gentle, making for a pleasant and enjoyable walk. As you pass through open clearings, the expansive views of the valleys below and distant peaks offer great photo opportunities and moments for quiet reflection. Upon reaching Syalu, near Gonggar, take some time to soak in the local atmosphere. This rural village, surrounded by terraced farmlands, gives a glimpse into the simpler lifestyle of the people who live here. The villagers work diligently in the fields, cultivating crops such as maize, wheat, and potatoes. This trek provides an immersive experience into traditional agricultural practices, giving you deeper insight into the daily life of rural Nepalese communities. The tranquil setting and connection to nature make Syalu a peaceful stop during your journey.

8. Day

Ascend from Syalu through Gonggar to the Remote Village of Simigaon

After breakfast, embark on a trek from Syalu to Simigaon (2,000 meters / approximately 6,561 feet), passing through Gonggar (1,440 meters / approximately 4,724 feet). The trek covers about 7.5 km and typically takes around 4 to 5 hours. During this journey, you will ascend 900 meters and descend 400 meters. This journey offers a steady ascent through charming settlements, terraced fields, and scenic forested trails. As you make your way up, the trail provides stunning perspectives of distant mountain ranges and deep valleys below. Gonggar, a small village along the route, offers a chance to interact with local inhabitants and witness their traditional ways of life. The ascent is invigorating, with the landscape gradually transforming as you approach Simigaon, where the elevation provides cool mountain breezes and sweeping views of surrounding peaks. Upon arrival in Simigaon, a village inhabited primarily by Sherpa and Tamang communities, take in the rustic charm and cultural richness. The village is known for its spiritual significance, with a few monasteries and chortens (Buddhist shrines) scattered around, creating a tranquil atmosphere that resonates with the region’s spiritual heritage. Spend the evening exploring Simigaon, immersing yourself in its unique cultural landscape and enjoying the serene mountain setting.

9. Day

Challenging Ascent Through Forests to Dongang Kharka

After breakfast, begin your trek from Simigaon to Dongang Kharka (2,800 meters / approximately 9,186 feet), offering a more challenging day of trekking as you make your way deeper into the Rolwaling Valley. The trek covers about 9.5 km and typically takes around 6 to 7 hours. During this journey, you will ascend 1,200 meters and descend 400 meters. The path takes you through dense alpine forests, where towering pine and rhododendron trees create a lush canopy. The forest trail is rich with biodiversity, and you may encounter various species of birds, colorful butterflies, and even some small mammals native to the area. The ascent is strenuous, but the tranquility of the forest and the occasional clearings with panoramic views make it worthwhile. Each step brings you closer to the high-altitude wilderness, where nature is untamed and awe-inspiring. Dongang Kharka, a tranquil resting point, provides a peaceful end to a rigorous day. Surrounded by towering hills and thick vegetation, this area is known for its unspoiled beauty. Enjoy the serenity of Dongang Kharka, where you can relax and reflect on the journey so far while preparing for the higher elevations ahead.

10. Day

Trek to the Scenic Village of Beding with Stunning Views and Sherpa Culture

After breakfast at the lodge, embark on a trek from Dongang Kharka to Beding (3,690 meters / 12,106 feet), one of the higher-altitude villages on the trek, offering both cultural insights and scenic landscapes. This trek covers about 10.5 km and typically takes around 5 to 6 hours. During this journey, you will ascend 950 meters and descend 50 meters. The trail winds through alpine terrain, gradually climbing through forests of alpine flora and passing through alpine meadows that are vibrant with wildflowers in the spring and summer. Open areas along the path offer panoramic views of the surrounding snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and deep valleys below. As you approach Beding, the landscape becomes even more spectacular, with dramatic views of the towering peaks of the Rolwaling Range. Beding, perched at 3,690 meters, is one of the oldest and most picturesque Sherpa settlements in the Rolwaling Valley. Its remote location and preserved cultural heritage make it a true gem. The village’s traditional stone houses, fluttering prayer flags, and Buddhist monuments create a sense of timeless beauty. The sight of the snow-covered peaks towering over the village, combined with the peaceful ambiance, leaves a lasting impression. The surrounding area is dotted with Buddhist chortens and mani walls, adding to the tranquil and spiritual atmosphere. Once in Beding, take time to explore the village and learn about the Sherpa way of life. The residents are welcoming and deeply connected to their traditions. You may have the opportunity to visit a local monastery, where you can witness the practices of the Sherpa Buddhist community. If you're fortunate, you may even be invited to join an evening gathering, where locals share stories and experiences. This day’s journey offers a rewarding combination of natural splendor and cultural exploration, setting the stage for your high-altitude adventures in the Rolwaling Valley.

11. Day

Acclimatization Day in the Enchanting Village of Beding

After breakfast, enjoy a full day in Beding for rest and acclimatization. This essential break allows you to adjust to the higher altitude while exploring the unique attractions of this Sherpa village. Spend the day leisurely visiting the local monastery, a spiritual site that serves as a center of community life. The monastery offers a peaceful atmosphere where you can observe the daily rituals and perhaps interact with the resident monks to learn more about the spiritual practices of the Sherpa people. For additional acclimatization, consider short hikes around the village that offer beautiful views of the Rolwaling Valley and surrounding snow-capped peaks. You can take a walk through the terraced fields, interact with the friendly locals, or visit nearby Beding's viewpoint, where you'll be rewarded with panoramic views of the village and surrounding mountains. The landscape here is tranquil and picturesque, perfect for a reflective day in nature. This slower pace is ideal for absorbing the serene atmosphere of Beding while allowing your body to adjust to the higher altitude. The day provides an opportunity to engage in meaningful cultural immersion, meet the villagers, and experience the unique lifestyle of this remote Sherpa community. By the end of the day, you will be physically prepared for the upcoming challenges and spiritually enriched by the village’s cultural heritage.

12. Day

Short Trek from Beding to Nagaon for Stunning Glacial Views and High-Altitude Experience

After breakfast at the lodge, embark on a shorter yet scenic trek from Beding to Nagaon (4,180 m / 13,710 ft), located at a higher altitude within the Rolwaling Valley. While the trek is shorter, it offers a valuable opportunity for additional acclimatization as you gradually approach the glacial zones of the valley. This trek covers about 7 km and typically takes around 3 to 4 hours. During this journey, you will ascend 500 meters and descend zero meters. The path to Nagaon offers a combination of rugged high-altitude terrain, alpine meadows, and rocky trails. As you ascend, enjoy stunning panoramic views of the surrounding snow-capped peaks and the dramatic glacial valleys of the Rolwaling Range. The crisp mountain air and clear blue skies further enhance the invigorating atmosphere, while the trek takes you through alpine forests and open clearings. Along the way, there are plenty of opportunities to stop, take photographs, and reflect on the magnificent landscapes surrounding you. Upon reaching Nagaon, you’ll experience the village's tranquil, high-altitude ambiance. This remote settlement provides breathtaking views of the nearby glaciers, offering a serene backdrop for your overnight stay. Nagaon’s isolated location makes it an ideal place to rest and prepare for the upcoming trek to the stunning Tsho Rolpa Lake. The gentle nature of today’s trek allows you to conserve energy while soaking in the awe-inspiring views, ensuring you're well-prepared for the exciting adventures that lie ahead.

13. Day

Day Hike to Tsho Rolpa Lake and the Majestic Rolwaling Glacier: A Glacial Adventure

After breakfast at the lodge, set off on an unforgettable day hike from Nagaon to Tsho Rolpa Lake, reaching an elevation of 4,540 meters (14,900 feet). Tsho Rolpa Lake, Nepal’s largest glacial lake, and the surrounding Rolwaling Glacier provide surreal and awe-inspiring landscapes that will leave a lasting impression on every adventurer. This round-trip trek to Tsho Rolpa Lake spans approximately 9 km and typically takes 4 to 5 hours, with an ascent and descent of 350 meters. The trail to Tsho Rolpa Lake gradually ascends through rugged, high-altitude terrain, revealing breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, sweeping glacial valleys, and alpine meadows. As you approach the lake, the brilliant turquoise waters come into view, surrounded by towering jagged mountains and patches of glacial ice. The atmosphere around the lake is peaceful and otherworldly, offering an ideal setting for reflection and admiration of nature’s grandeur. Take time to pause by the lake, capturing photographs or simply soaking in the serenity of this remote, untouched landscape. The hike is an adventure in itself, with each step offering something new—from rocky paths and glacial moraine to tranquil alpine meadows. The ever-changing scenery keeps you engaged as you make your way to the lake, and upon reaching Tsho Rolpa, the vast expanse of turquoise water nestled among the rugged mountains will take your breath away. The serene blue of the lake, framed by the snow-covered peaks, provides one of the most awe-inspiring moments of the entire trek. After absorbing the beauty of the lake and surrounding area, begin your descent back to Nagaon. The return journey is leisurely, allowing you to reflect on the day’s experiences and appreciate the rugged terrain and peaceful silence of the high-altitude wilderness. This hike offers not only stunning views but also a deeper connection with Nepal's pristine mountain landscapes. Upon returning to Nagaon, take the time to relax and recharge, preparing for the next stage of your journey through the spectacular Rolwaling Valley.

14. Day

Descent from Nagaon to Dongang Kharka Through Scenic Valleys: A Rejuvenating Return Journey

After breakfast at the lodge, begin your return trek from Nagaon to Dongang Kharka (2,800 m / 9,186 ft), a journey that takes you through scenic valleys and lush forested trails. This trek covers about 17.5 km and typically takes around 7 to 8 hours. During this journey, you will ascend 150 meters and descend 1,400 meters. The trek offers a refreshing change in perspective, as you descend through valleys that appear even more vibrant and peaceful compared to your ascent. The gentle descent allows for a relaxed pace, as you pass through alpine meadows, dense pine forests, and picturesque villages tucked within the landscape. The fresh mountain air and the vivid greenery offer a welcome contrast to the higher altitudes you've experienced over the past few days. This section of the trek is revitalizing, offering ample opportunities to pause, breathe, and immerse yourself in the tranquility of the surroundings. As you arrive in Dongang Kharka, you’ll find yourself in the midst of an idyllic alpine pasture. The open meadows, dotted with wildflowers and framed by the towering peaks of the Rolwaling Range, provide the perfect place to rest and reflect on the journey so far. The serene setting invites relaxation, offering a chance to reconnect with nature before preparing for the final steps of your descent. This part of the trek symbolizes a shift from the challenging heights to a more grounded altitude, allowing you to feel a sense of accomplishment while basking in the beauty of the landscape. It’s a perfect spot to rest, reflect, and rejuvenate, setting the tone for the journey back to more familiar terrain.

15. Day

Continue Descent from Dongang Kharka to Simigaon with Majestic Valley Views

After breakfast, resume your descent from Dongang Kharka to Simigaon (2,000 m / 6,561 ft), as you descend into the lower valley. This trek covers about 9.5 km and typically takes around 5 to 6 hours. During this journey, you will ascend 500 meters and descend 1,300 meters. The trail winds through dense pine forests, where occasional clearings offer sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and verdant valleys. As you descend, the sounds of mountain streams and birdsong fill the air, adding to the peaceful ambiance of the trek. The lower altitude brings a warmer climate, with the landscape gradually changing to reveal terraced fields, farmlands, and vibrant flora. This section of the trek presents a fresh perspective on the Rolwaling Valley, rich in biodiversity and serenity, inviting moments of quiet reflection. Upon reaching Simigaon, immerse yourself in the charm of this Sherpa village. Take time to explore its unique cultural features, such as the traditional architecture and intricate local crafts, offering insight into the Sherpa way of life. The village, nestled at the foothills, provides stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, making it the perfect spot to relax and absorb the beauty of the valley. The evening in Simigaon offers a peaceful atmosphere, providing a restful end to another fulfilling day of trekking and preparing for the final leg of your journey.

16. Day

Trek from Simigaon through Gonggar to Jagat and Drive to Singati Bazar

After breakfast at the lodge, embark on the final leg of your trek from Simigaon through Gonggar to Jagat. This scenic journey takes you through rural landscapes and vibrant villages, offering a memorable conclusion to your trek. The trek covers approximately 8 km and typically takes 2 to 3 hours, with an ascent of 350 meters and a descent of 1,150 meters. The trail passes through Gonggar, where terraced hillsides and lush valleys unfold, framed by agricultural fields and traditional houses. As you travel through this region, take the opportunity to engage with the local communities, gaining insight into their daily lives focused on farming, livestock, and traditional crafts. This immersive experience offers a deeper understanding of the cultural heritage that shapes Nepal’s rural landscape. Upon reaching Jagat, a lively village with bustling shops, local eateries, and friendly residents, you will feel the contrast between the solitude of the mountains and the vibrant energy of village life. Take a moment to reflect on your journey and celebrate the completion of your Rolwaling Valley Trek. After a restful break in Jagat, enjoy a scenic drive to Singati Bazar (950 m / 3,117 ft). The distance between Jagat and Singati Bazar is about 13.5 kilometers, taking approximately one hour along winding mountain roads. As you travel, savor the final views of the Rolwaling Valley. Upon arrival at Singati Bazar, unwind and relax, marking the official end of your extraordinary adventure through Nepal’s stunning mountains and valleys.

17. Day

Final Trek from Singati to Dolakha through Charming Villages

After breakfast at the lodge, embark on the final trek from Singati to Dolakha, leading you through picturesque villages and lush landscapes as you near the conclusion of your trekking adventure. This trek journey covers approximately 18 kilometers and typically it takes 7 hours. During this journey, you will ascend 1,200 meters and descend 500 meters. The trail meanders through terraced farmlands and tranquil settlements, where local farmers are immersed in their daily routines, creating a serene and authentic atmosphere. Along the route, you’ll encounter vibrant rice terraces, dense forests, and gentle ascents and descents that highlight the region’s diverse terrain. Gradual climbs offer sweeping views of surrounding valleys and distant peaks, making this last day of trekking both scenic and rewarding. Upon arrival in Dolakha, a historic town renowned for its rich cultural heritage, explore significant landmarks like the revered Bhimsen Temple, a site esteemed by both Hindu and Buddhist communities. Spend the evening immersed in Dolakha’s distinctive Newari culture and local craftsmanship. This final stop provides a meaningful connection to Nepal’s cultural heritage, concluding your trek before your return journey to Kathmandu.

18. Day

Scenic Return from Dolakha to Kathmandu: A Journey Through Nepal’s Heartland

After breakfast at the lodge in Dolakha, embark on the scenic 140 km drive back to Kathmandu, typically a 6 to 7-hour journey through some of Nepal’s most picturesque landscapes. The route follows the winding course of a river, offering beautiful views of cascading hillsides, dense forests, and terraced farmlands. Along the way, you’ll pass through traditional villages with terracotta-roofed houses, where you may catch glimpses of daily rural life—farmers tending to fields, children playing along the roadside, and locals gathering in village squares. The journey offers a variety of places to pause and enjoy light refreshments or snacks, perfect for taking in the stunning surroundings at a relaxed pace. You might stop at small roadside tea houses or eateries that serve local delicacies, giving you a final taste of Nepali hospitality. As you near the Kathmandu Valley, the landscape begins to change, with lush greenery gradually giving way to bustling towns and markets that signal the approach of the city. The drive offers a serene yet immersive way to reflect on your journey, allowing you to soak in the scenic diversity of Nepal’s countryside one last time. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, settle back into the city’s comforts. Celebrate the conclusion of your trek by savoring a warm meal, visiting familiar sites, or exploring the lively streets, marking the end of an unforgettable adventure in the heart of Nepal.

19. Day

Buffer Day in Kathmandu for Flight Delays; If Weather Permits, Explore the Kathmandu Valley

The buffer day in Kathmandu serves as a crucial safety net during your trekking adventure in the Himalayas. Given the unpredictable nature of mountain weather and the potential for flight delays, this day is designed to ensure a smooth travel experience. By including a buffer day in your itinerary, you can mitigate the impact of unforeseen circumstances and allow for a more relaxed journey.

If your flights operate as scheduled and weather conditions are favorable, this day offers a fantastic opportunity to explore the rich cultural and historical tapestry of the Kathmandu Valley. The valley is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to seven remarkable monument zones, each showcasing unique aspects of Nepalese culture and heritage.

You can begin your exploration in the heart of Kathmandu at Durbar Square, where ancient palaces, temples, and courtyards tell the story of the city's royal history. Marvel at the intricately carved architecture of Kastamandap and Kasthamandap Temple, and don’t miss the iconic Kumari Ghar, the residence of the living goddess, or Kumari.

Next, consider visiting Swayambhunath, also known as the Monkey Temple, perched atop a hill overlooking the valley. This ancient stupa is adorned with colorful prayer flags and offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains. The site is also home to many monkeys, adding a playful element to your visit.

For a more spiritual experience, you can head to Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest stupas in the world. This sacred site is a significant pilgrimage destination for Buddhists and features a bustling marketplace filled with traditional shops and eateries. Here, you can observe the rituals of local monks and engage with the community while enjoying a delicious bowl of traditional Nepali dal bhat.

If you have time, a trip to Pashupatinath Temple, one of the holiest Hindu temples in the world, is a must. Situated along the banks of the Bagmati River, this temple complex is a hub of religious activity, where you can witness traditional cremation ceremonies and explore the serene surroundings.

Throughout your day of exploration, immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture, indulge in delectable street food, and engage with the friendly locals. This buffer day not only acts as a precautionary measure for travel disruptions but also enhances your overall experience in Nepal, allowing you to discover the breathtaking beauty and rich history of the Kathmandu Valley. Whether your journey is uninterrupted or you need to utilize this day for adjustments, it promises to be a memorable addition to your adventure in the Himalayas. Accommodation: Kathmandu Guest House | Meals: Enjoy daily breakfast.

20. Day

Final Departure & Airport Transfer – Farewell with Khata and Safe Flight Wishes

Depart from Nepal, concluding your unforgettable journey. Reflect on the stunning landscapes and rich cultural experiences you’ve encountered. Gear up for your next adventure, all while treasuring the unforgettable memories of your Himalayan trek. Accommodation: None | Meals: Enjoy daily breakfast.

A representative from Jagadamba Holidays will pick you up from your hotel 3.5 hours before your actual flight time to ensure a smooth transfer to the airport.

Nepal / Everest / Tea House Trek

Rolwaling Valley Trek (228)

JH-228

20 Days

Moderate

1,725.00 €

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4,540 m

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