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Марк хлыновский и Анна Коваленко
Himalayan Club
Kanchenjunga
Kanchenjunga
November 14 – December 2, 2026
Full itinerary (19 days): North and South Base Camps – November 14 – December 2, 2026
First leg (15 days): North Base Camp – November 14 – November 28, 2026
A unique opportunity this fall to hike one of Nepal’s most remote, challenging, and beautiful trails—to experience the Himalayas without crowds or other hikers. This is one of the least-visited high-altitude regions in Nepal
The stunning Katchenjanga, two base camps (4,730 and 5,140), and very beautiful and varied trails.
The stunning Katchenjanga, two base camps (4,730 and 5,140), and very beautiful and varied trails.
18 дней
Место встречи Катманду, Непал
1 summit, 2 base camps, three (or two) weeks
3570$
Why go trekking in Nepal?
No one has yet come up with mountains more beautiful than the Himalayas. The best trekking in the Himalayas is in Nepal. This is where the highest mountains on Earth are found. This is where the most beautiful mountains are. You don’t have to sleep in tents here—there are comfortable lodges. Yes, they’re only relatively comfortable at times, but they’re there—and some even have hot showers. And they serve meals there (and the food is delicious, too), so you don’t have to haul food with you and cook on a camping stove. And by the way, you don’t have to carry anything if you don’t want to—you can always hire a porter to do it for you. You don’t even need mountaineering gear or skills here—most of the trails are laid out so that you can see mountains that, in other places, you can only glimpse with gear and the know-how to use it—but here, you don’t need any of that. All in all, I probably don’t know of a more convenient country, seemingly made for mountain trekking, than Nepal.
Why the Kanchenjunga region?
Trekking to the base camps of Kanchenjunga isn’t just an opportunity to see the highest-altitude region on our planet.
It’s a chance to take a ride in a time machine and immerse yourself in the unspoiled beauty of the mountains and the people.
Though not yet as well-known as Everest and Annapurna, this is one of the most beautiful and diverse mountain routes in the world. But here, we’ll travel back 50 years, to a time when the trails weren’t yet paved with concrete and the villages still lived their own lives. And, of course, the majestic mountains all around and the beautiful Kanchenjunga.
It’s not an easy journey—it requires stepping out of your comfort zone.
But it’s worth it.
It’s a chance to take a ride in a time machine and immerse yourself in the unspoiled beauty of the mountains and the people.
Though not yet as well-known as Everest and Annapurna, this is one of the most beautiful and diverse mountain routes in the world. But here, we’ll travel back 50 years, to a time when the trails weren’t yet paved with concrete and the villages still lived their own lives. And, of course, the majestic mountains all around and the beautiful Kanchenjunga.
It’s not an easy journey—it requires stepping out of your comfort zone.
But it’s worth it.
Что мы увидим?
Зачем лететь
- Насыщенная программаOver the course of 17 days, we’ll take our time exploring the region, and then, after thorough preparation, we’ll head up to the North and South base camps of Kanchenjunga
- In the most beautiful places, we allow ourselves enough time so that we don’t just rush through them with our tongues hanging out, but rather linger, feel, and fully immerse ourselves in the experience. We don’t battle the mountains or “conquer” them; we enjoy the process, gently unlock our potential, and connect with the power and beauty of the mountains—learning and soaking it all in. We do difficult things simply, wisely, and with love.
- Сложные вещи простоIn the most beautiful places, we allow ourselves enough time so that we don’t just rush through them with our tongues hanging out, but rather linger, feel, and fully immerse ourselves in the experience. We don’t battle the mountains or “conquer” them; we enjoy the process, gently unlock our potential, and connect with the power and beauty of the mountains—learning and soaking it all in. We do difficult things simply, wisely, and with love.
- Плавная акклиматизацияWe’ll make our way up a gentle slope, building up a solid acclimatization as we pass through absolutely stunning scenery! It’s not just acclimatization—it’s a window wide open to the beauty of the Himalayas, right to its very heart!
- Разнообразие природыThe trail begins in subtropical jungles and bamboo forests, passes through giant rhododendron groves, and ends amid rugged glaciers and vertical granite walls, such as the famous wall of Jannu Peak (7,710 m). Surrounding the mountain is Kanchenjunga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its rich biodiversity.
- Без скопления людейThis is one of the least-visited high-altitude regions in Nepal. Here, you can hike for hours without encountering any other tourists.
- Старый НепалDue to its remoteness, the region has preserved a way of life that has changed very little over the decades. We’ll pass through villages inhabited by the Limbu, Rai, Sherpa, and Tibetan peoples, get a glimpse into their lives, and immerse ourselves in their culture
- Увидеть Базовые Лагеря КанченджангиWhat makes this route unique is that it allows you to visit both the North (Pangpema) and South (Oktang) base camps of the world’s third-highest peak (8,586 m) in a single trek.
- Укрепим здоровьеWe'll tone your legs, glutes, and lungs. When you get home, you'll feel like you're flying on your runs or bike rides.
- Маршрут для сильных людейWe’re putting ourselves and our abilities to the test with high-altitude challenges: side trips, mountain passes, and overnight stays at altitudes of over 4 kilometers above sea level. We’ll have plenty to tell our grandchildren.
- На легкеYou can leave your belongings with the porters and travel light. A rich physical and emotional experience will be enough for us. We’ll lighten our physical load and give work to the local Sherpas so we can focus more on the climbs themselves and the beauty around us.
путешествие от Марка и Анны
Day-by-Day Itinerary:
“The mountains call to those whose souls are their equal” (c)
День первый, 14 ноября, Прилет в Катманду
Depending on the arrival time, a walk around KTM; shopping for any missing gear and clothing; a welcome dinner
День второй, Перелёт в Бадрапур и переезд в Тапленджунг и переезд в Sukathum (1580 м)
Today is a long day of flying to the start of the trek. We’ll take an early flight on a small propeller plane to the far east of Nepal, on the border with India and Tibet. In an hour, we’ll fly along the Main Himalayan Range and land in the town of Bajrapur. We’ll meet up with our porters, transfer to jeeps, and set off on a bumpy ride—already familiar to those who’ve been to Nepal—along dirt switchbacks, crossing rivers, waterfalls, and small, colorful villages scattered across mountain slopes and steep ledges.
Part of the route passes through the narrow Gunsha Khola Valley.
By evening, we’ll reach the village of Sukathum (1,580 m) on the banks of the Tamor River. From here, we’ll catch our first glimpse of the towering Himalayas and the peak of Jannu (7,710 m).
This area receives heavy rainfall during the summer, and the locals grow black cardamom, one of the most fragrant varieties in Asia.
Part of the route passes through the narrow Gunsha Khola Valley.
By evening, we’ll reach the village of Sukathum (1,580 m) on the banks of the Tamor River. From here, we’ll catch our first glimpse of the towering Himalayas and the peak of Jannu (7,710 m).
This area receives heavy rainfall during the summer, and the locals grow black cardamom, one of the most fragrant varieties in Asia.
День третий, Sukathum (1580 м) - Amjilosa (2500 м) - Gyabla (2730м)
Переход 8 км, 600 м набора
The first day of trekking—hurray! We gradually gain elevation and emerge from the humid jungle into an area of coniferous forest and bamboo thickets. We cross a suspension bridge and follow a trail through dense forest with vibrant, fresh greenery, passing small villages with emerald-green fields of young rice. We’ll gain 800 meters in elevation through the mountain gorge of the Gungsa Khol River, passing the beautiful Lamatar Waterfall, until we reach the Tibetan village of Amjilosa, where we’ll spend the night.
День четвертый. Amjilosa (2500 м) - Gyabla (2730м)
Переход 6 км, 600 м набора
After leaving Amjilossa, there is a short climb through the forest, offering a beautiful view of the southwestern slope of Kanchenjunga. Now we enter the realm of enchanting rhododendron forests and waterfalls. We’ll spend the night in the Sherpa village of Gyabla (2,730 m).
День пятый, Gyabla - Ghunsa (3595 м)
Большая деревня, центр цивилизации
7 часов, 10 км, 1000 м набора
7 часов, 10 км, 1000 м набора
We head to the largest village in this region—Ghunsa. The name means “winter settlement,” and many of the large wooden and stone buildings are inhabited year-round. This is the only place on the trail where there are small shops selling hiking gear.
Today we continue our ascent past sacred caves and the village of Phale, with its small monastery, which served as a camp for Tibetan refugees established several decades ago when Tibetans began fleeing the communist regime in China.
The trail then crosses a large meadow and, passing several villages, climbs a hill before descending across the river to our large, beautiful village of Gungsa, where we’ll stay for two nights.
Today we continue our ascent past sacred caves and the village of Phale, with its small monastery, which served as a camp for Tibetan refugees established several decades ago when Tibetans began fleeing the communist regime in China.
The trail then crosses a large meadow and, passing several villages, climbs a hill before descending across the river to our large, beautiful village of Gungsa, where we’ll stay for two nights.
День шестой, Акклиматизация в Ghunsa
We’ll take a stroll through a very old and charming village with wooden houses, home to 200 residents. The village is home to a mix of Nepalese mountain ethnic groups: the Kirats, Sherpas, and Limbu. The village is surrounded by fields and pastures where shaggy yaks graze. We’ll pet the yaks, visit the local monastery, and hike up a picturesque ridge overlooking Jannu Peak.
День седьмой, Ghunsa - Kambachen (4145 м)
11 км, 800 м набора, 7 часов
We wake up to a view of the majestic 7,000-meter peak of Jannu.
The trail gradually ascends along the southern bank of the Ghunsa Khola River, through ancient and breathtakingly beautiful rhododendron and pine forests, passing numerous mani walls, colorful prayer flags, and chortens. We ascend to places where not only the magic of nature and the forest is strong, but also the atmosphere of sacred sites of Tibetan Buddhism reigns. By evening, we’ll reach the Tibetan village of Khambachen, which offers a beautiful view of the massive northern peak of Jannu and the Jannu Himal range.
What a beautiful day!
The trail gradually ascends along the southern bank of the Ghunsa Khola River, through ancient and breathtakingly beautiful rhododendron and pine forests, passing numerous mani walls, colorful prayer flags, and chortens. We ascend to places where not only the magic of nature and the forest is strong, but also the atmosphere of sacred sites of Tibetan Buddhism reigns. By evening, we’ll reach the Tibetan village of Khambachen, which offers a beautiful view of the massive northern peak of Jannu and the Jannu Himal range.
What a beautiful day!
День восьмой, Kambachen (4145 м)
день акклиматизации , прогулка к озеру
Today we’re in for a beautiful, easy full-day hike—a round-trip hike to the tongue of the Zhannu Glacier, which offers stunning views of the legendary North Face.
We fill our thermoses with tea, pack some snacks, and set off. At first, the trail winds gently through yak pastures, then we enter a green glacial valley with alpine meadows. In these protected areas, we might be lucky enough to spot wild blue sheep and even a snow leopard. So, let’s keep our eyes open and our noses to the wind.
At the end of the hike, we’ll take stunning photos of the reflections dancing on the surface of a mountain lake with amazingly clear water.
We fill our thermoses with tea, pack some snacks, and set off. At first, the trail winds gently through yak pastures, then we enter a green glacial valley with alpine meadows. In these protected areas, we might be lucky enough to spot wild blue sheep and even a snow leopard. So, let’s keep our eyes open and our noses to the wind.
At the end of the hike, we’ll take stunning photos of the reflections dancing on the surface of a mountain lake with amazingly clear water.
День девятый, Kambachen - Lhonak (4780 м)
Once again, we begin our morning ritual of admiring Mount Jannu, and then we’ll trek across the moraine of the Kanchenjunga Glacier to the last permanently inhabited village on the trail—Lonak. The landscape becomes more austere and rugged, and the winds grow stronger and fresher.
From Khambachen, the trail climbs upward through open rocky fields toward the village of Ramtang, then crosses the northwestern part of the Kanchenjunga Glacier and leads past small stone huts belonging to yak herders to the village.
And once again, a reward for our efforts—from Lonak, impressive views of the Himalayas open up, including Wedge Peak (6,750 m), Mera Peak (6,344 m), Nepal Peak (6,910 m), and Twins Peak (7,351 m). We enjoy a hot dinner by the stove and the sunset views of the majestic Himalayas.
From Khambachen, the trail climbs upward through open rocky fields toward the village of Ramtang, then crosses the northwestern part of the Kanchenjunga Glacier and leads past small stone huts belonging to yak herders to the village.
And once again, a reward for our efforts—from Lonak, impressive views of the Himalayas open up, including Wedge Peak (6,750 m), Mera Peak (6,344 m), Nepal Peak (6,910 m), and Twins Peak (7,351 m). We enjoy a hot dinner by the stove and the sunset views of the majestic Himalayas.
День десятый, Lhonak (4780 м) - Базовый лагерь Канченджанги Панг Пема (5140) - Lhonak (4780 м)
16 км в обе стороны, 800 м набора и 800 м спуска
We wake up before dawn to catch the perfect weather, have breakfast, and head out to Kangchenjunga Pang Pema Base Camp (5,140 m), the starting point for ascents of its north face.
Today will be a challenging day, but one of the most beautiful. Once again, our eyes will eagerly take in the harmony and majesty of the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas. We’re heading out to meet the beautiful Kanchenjunga.
From base camp, there’s a majestic view of Tent Peak, Nepal Peak, Cross Peak, Twins Peak, and the impressive Kanchenjunga.
We’ll drink tea while taking in the best mountain views on Earth and listen to the silence.
In the evening, we’ll return to Lhonak for the warmth of the stove and heartfelt conversations.
Today will be a challenging day, but one of the most beautiful. Once again, our eyes will eagerly take in the harmony and majesty of the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas. We’re heading out to meet the beautiful Kanchenjunga.
From base camp, there’s a majestic view of Tent Peak, Nepal Peak, Cross Peak, Twins Peak, and the impressive Kanchenjunga.
We’ll drink tea while taking in the best mountain views on Earth and listen to the silence.
In the evening, we’ll return to Lhonak for the warmth of the stove and heartfelt conversations.
День одиннадцатый, Lhonak (4780 м) - Ghunsa ( (3595 м)
We’ll hike down the familiar trail for about 6 hours to our now-beloved village of Guns, the local hub of civilization with cell service, hot showers, and apple pies. We’ll stop for lunch in the scenic and familiar village of Kambachen.
We’ll hike down along the Tamor River through relict forests. Here, it becomes noticeably easier to breathe, and our bodies fill with oxygen and the scent of the damp forest and pine needles.
The simple joys of a small-scale way of life.
We’ll hike down along the Tamor River through relict forests. Here, it becomes noticeably easier to breathe, and our bodies fill with oxygen and the scent of the damp forest and pine needles.
The simple joys of a small-scale way of life.
День двенадцатый, Ghunsa - Sele La Kharka 4200 м
7 км, набор 600 м
Для тех кто может выделить время только на первую часть - начало спуска в Катманду
Для тех кто может выделить время только на первую часть - начало спуска в Катманду
We’ll hike down the familiar trail for about 6 hours to our now-beloved village of Guns, the local hub of civilization with cell service, hot showers, and apple pies. We’ll stop for lunch in the scenic and familiar village of Kambachen.
We’ll hike down along the Tamor River through relict forests. Here, it becomes noticeably easier to breathe, and our bodies fill with oxygen and the scent of the damp forest and pine needles.
The simple joys of a small-scale way of life.
We’ll hike down along the Tamor River through relict forests. Here, it becomes noticeably easier to breathe, and our bodies fill with oxygen and the scent of the damp forest and pine needles.
The simple joys of a small-scale way of life.
День тринадцатый, Sele la Kharka - Sele la Pas (4640м) - Mirgi La (4650 м) - Sinelapche La (4700 м) - Tseram (3865 м)
10 км, 600 м набор и 900 м спуск
An incredibly beautiful day of three mountain passes. In fact, the trail follows a ridge lined with alpine meadows and offers breathtaking views of the majestic Kachenjanga and its valleys. At the end of the day, we’ll descend to the village of Tseram.
День четырнадцатый, Tseram (3865 м) - Yalung Base Camp (4780 м) - Tseram (3865 м)
22 км туда и обратно, 900 м набора и 900 м спуск
Another one of the most beautiful days of the trek. Now we’re heading out on a side trip to the second—this time, the South Base Camp of Kanchenjunga—Yalung. A delightful and unique aspect of trekking to Kanchenjunga is that you can see two base camps on a single route. It’s a double treat of natural beauty. Plus, we’re doing a loop and descending via a new route.
The base camp is located right on the edge of the glacier and is surrounded by Tibetan prayer flags. Along the way, there are plenty of herds of grazing yaks, prayer flags, and chortens. The trail winds through high-altitude marshes.
It’s going to be a tough day—we’ll be exhausted by the time we get back—but it will be worth every bit of effort.
The base camp is located right on the edge of the glacier and is surrounded by Tibetan prayer flags. Along the way, there are plenty of herds of grazing yaks, prayer flags, and chortens. The trail winds through high-altitude marshes.
It’s going to be a tough day—we’ll be exhausted by the time we get back—but it will be worth every bit of effort.
День пятнадцатый, Tseram (3865 м) - Tortongdin (3000 м)
9 км, 900 м спуск, 6 часов
For those who can only spare time for the first part—the flight from Kathmandu back home
For those who can only spare time for the first part—the flight from Kathmandu back home
The high-altitude portion of our journey is coming to an end, and it’s time to head back down. But we’re not letting our guard down, because in this section, among the bamboo thickets, we might encounter a red panda—a cross between a fox and a bear cub. These areas are still wild and not often visited by tourists. The pandas aren’t shy.
The trail mostly winds downhill through the picturesque Simbuwa River Gorge, with its many waterfalls, to the village of Torong on the banks of a mountain river, where we’ll spend the night.
The trail mostly winds downhill through the picturesque Simbuwa River Gorge, with its many waterfalls, to the village of Torong on the banks of a mountain river, where we’ll spend the night.
День шестнадцатый, Tortongdin (3000 м) - Yamphudin - переезд до Taplejung
We descend the final 10 km of our wonderful trek through the villages of the Limbu people to the road, where jeeps pick us up to take us to Taplejung. We bid farewell to Kanchenjunga, its beauty, wildness, and grandeur. We thank from the bottom of our hearts the power and beauty of nature, the local gods, the locals who gave us shelter and prepared our meals, and each other for sharing this little slice of life.
День семнадцатый, Переезд до Бадрапура и перелёт в Катманду
A small Nepal Airlines plane will lift us above the runway, and we’ll be able to wave goodbye to those peaks that have become so close and so dear to us. Upon arrival, we’ll check into a hotel in the Tibetan quarter and walk the circumambulation path around Nepal’s largest stupa.
День восемнадцатый, Катманду
Boudnath - A complex of dozens of monasteries is crowned by a huge snow-white stupa, erected in the 6th century by pilgrims traveling from India to Tibet. Do you remember the main, enchanting scene from Bernardo Bertolucci’s film *Little Buddha*? It was filmed here.
We’ll walk around the stupa, which represents a three-dimensional mandala—a miniature universe—spin all 150 prayer wheels, and visit the most interesting monasteries in the complex..
We’ll walk around the stupa, which represents a three-dimensional mandala—a miniature universe—spin all 150 prayer wheels, and visit the most interesting monasteries in the complex..
This evening, our focus will be on Pashupatinath—Nepal’s most significant temple complex, dedicated to the god Shiva. Pashupati is an ancient name for Shiva, dating back to the pre-Vedic cults of Rudra.
During the evening arati—a ceremony of light and fire—we will immerse ourselves in the spiritual life of Hinduism. We’ll visit numerous temples, learn about the lives of the sadhus (ascetics and yogis who have devoted themselves entirely to achieving liberation through meditation and knowledge of God), observe cremation ceremonies, and reflect on life and death. The most daring among us can take a purifying bath in the waters of the sacred Bagmati River—a ritual that washes away all sins—or simply float oil-filled candles in leaf boats on the water.
We’ll conclude the day with a festive dinner at a traditional rooftop restaurant overlooking Boudhanath.
День девятнадцатый 2 декабря, Катманду вылет
We'll spend the morning enjoying a leisurely, delightful breakfast and taking our time picking out souvenirs, and after lunch, we'll be catching our flight.
This experience will stay with us forever—the heavy yet light breathing, the gleaming, majestic peaks and high-altitude passes, the huge, bright stars in the night sky, the cold that seeps under our clothes but can’t tear us away from the last rays of the sunset, and the absolutely mind-blowing views.
See you soon)!
See you soon)!
Карта приключений:
Нитка маршрута: Тапленджунг - Гунса - Камбачен радиальный выход - Лонак - Северный Лагерь Каченджанги - Гунса - Тселеле перевал - Ялунг ри Южный лагерь Базовый лагерь Каченджанги - Церам - Кебанг - выезд и вылет в Катманду
Mark & Anna travel Family
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Авторы путешествий, их организаторы и вдохновители, а также гиды и руководители группы
Let us introduce ourselves—we’re Mark and Anna. We’re practically inseparable, just like Bonnie and Clyde.
For four years now, traveling has been our way of life—it has become our life! We don’t live in one place; we’re always on the move—from Nepal, India, and the Himalayas to Myanmar and Thailand; from Mongolia to China; and from China to Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina. Amazingly, we’ve both found our calling and get a huge thrill from working as tour guides. Amazingly, we both value the same things in our travels: a subtle atmosphere of kindness, friendship, and support, and a deep connection with a country that emerges from the little details.
Our philosophy: a trip to any country can be made enjoyable and comfortable. Let there be excitement, adventure, mind-blowing new experiences, dust, and hustle and bustle—but you should always return to a cozy, clean bed. Because harsh conditions often block a person’s perception. We’re all about the gentle, gradual unfolding of each person’s experience, about lightness, and about the joy of life. We’re not about goals or conflict.
For four years now, traveling has been our way of life—it has become our life! We don’t live in one place; we’re always on the move—from Nepal, India, and the Himalayas to Myanmar and Thailand; from Mongolia to China; and from China to Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina. Amazingly, we’ve both found our calling and get a huge thrill from working as tour guides. Amazingly, we both value the same things in our travels: a subtle atmosphere of kindness, friendship, and support, and a deep connection with a country that emerges from the little details.
Our philosophy: a trip to any country can be made enjoyable and comfortable. Let there be excitement, adventure, mind-blowing new experiences, dust, and hustle and bustle—but you should always return to a cozy, clean bed. Because harsh conditions often block a person’s perception. We’re all about the gentle, gradual unfolding of each person’s experience, about lightness, and about the joy of life. We’re not about goals or conflict.
We love countries that civilization hasn’t yet reached that match, so we can fully savor the unspoiled beauty and uniqueness of the people and nature. That’s why Myanmar, why Mongolia, why Bolivia. We love mountains, which is why Nepal and the Indian Himalayas, why Patagonia.
We are truly happy people; somehow we manage to inspire those who come to visit us with our passion for these countries, for life, and for happiness. And often, people’s lives change dramatically—they see new opportunities, make new friends, and set changes in motion. The countries we discover are extraordinary. Travel is like a fresh start. Like being 100 percent present. Like a discovery.
Enchanting sunrises in the Himalayas, the shimmering scales at Palawan’s morning fish markets, the surprised face of a llama amid the ruins of pre-Columbian fortresses in the Cordilleras. The world is incredibly beautiful and full of amazing details. And the joy of discovering new places and getting to know them can only be matched by the joy of sharing these discoveries.
Let’s go!
We are truly happy people; somehow we manage to inspire those who come to visit us with our passion for these countries, for life, and for happiness. And often, people’s lives change dramatically—they see new opportunities, make new friends, and set changes in motion. The countries we discover are extraordinary. Travel is like a fresh start. Like being 100 percent present. Like a discovery.
Enchanting sunrises in the Himalayas, the shimmering scales at Palawan’s morning fish markets, the surprised face of a llama amid the ruins of pre-Columbian fortresses in the Cordilleras. The world is incredibly beautiful and full of amazing details. And the joy of discovering new places and getting to know them can only be matched by the joy of sharing these discoveries.
Let’s go!
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e-mail: hurma.mark@yandex.ru
e-mail: hurma.mark@yandex.ru
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Подробная организационная информация по путешествию:
- ПередвижениеУ нас будут красочные перелеты небольшими самолетами непальских авиалиний Катманду - Бадрапур и обратно. В Катманду удобно пользоваться такси. Но самое главное – это много ходить пешком, гулять и медитировать на горы.
- ПроживаниеПалаток не будет!
Прелесть горных походов по Непалу состоит в возможности остановиться в настоящих деревнях в домах местных жителей, адаптированных под отель с простыми базовыми условиями. Такие дома называются здесь – лоджами. В каждом лодже есть свое кафе, где хозяйка готовит как местную (непальскую или тибетскую кухню), так и кухню европейскую, китайскую и итальянскую. Ну или то что она сочтет таковой
В Катманду, мы будем выбирать также семейные тихие отели: чистые, уютные, душевные и обладающие своим лицом. Еще мы стараемся выбирать лоджи и отели с красивыми горными видами. - ПитаниеНепальская кухня во многом повторяет индийскую, но не такая острая. Самое большое лакомство – масала чай (сладкий чай с молоком и специями), который подается в маленьких чашечках. Далбат – непальское тали: идеально сбалансированная еда, в которую входят отдельно рис, несколько видов тушеных овощей и зелени, густой бобовый суп и хрустящая лепешка папад. Самоса – жареные пирамидки пирожков с нутом, картошкой и специями. Здесь на завтрак пекут чапати – пресные лепешки на огне. В высокогорье мы сможем попробовать тибетскую кухню – паровые пельмени момо с мясом или овощами и сыром, жареную лапшу, ячий сыр. Но на избыток мяса рассчитывать не стоит, особенно в высокогорье. В Катманду и Намче Базаре будут фрукты, свежий кофе, вкусная выпечка и домашний йогурт.
Стоит рассчитывать примерно на 15 -20 долларов в день, в зависимости от аппетита. - БезопасностьВ Катманду, особенно в районе Тамеля, следим за своими вещами, что бы предотвратить возможность карманных краж. В горах включаем максимальную осознанность и всегда смотрим, куда мы наступаем и идем. С местными жителями не флиртуем: украдут, увезут и плакал офис
Относимся с уважением к культуре Непала и соблюдаем принятые правила поведения в монастырях и местах паломничества. - ВизаОтличная новость – виза в Непал ставится по прибытию при наличии приглашения, которое мы для вас оформим. Заранее ее делать не нужно. Виза на 15 дней стоит 25$ и на месяц 40$. Для получения визы в аэропорту с собой нужно иметь загранпаспорт действительный полгода, копию его первой страницы, две цветных фотографии 3х4, сумму в долларах и визовую анкету, которую можно заполнить на английском языке на месте или заранее на сайте.
- Информационная поддержкаИнформационная поддержка – это важная часть нашей работы. Мы рады делиться знаниями, опытом и пониманием страны, начиная от момента получения заявки и первого звонка, продолжая на всем маршруте путешествия и, по необходимости, после.
Программа путешествия предполагает, что вы самостоятельно добираетесь до Катманду. Кроме того, перед поездкой каждому участнику предстоит выполнить ряд подготовительных мероприятий:
– купить билет на самолет
– собрать необходимые документы и вещи
– оформить медицинскую страховку на весь период путешествия
Чтобы подготовительный этап не вызвал у вас затруднений, мы проконсультируем вас по всем возникающим вопросам индивидуально. Все дополнительные подробности от погоды и необходимого снаряжения до списка книг и фильмов по региону мы вышлем каждому в информационном письме. - ГруппаМы спланировали путешествие в Непал драйвовым, познавательным и насыщенным. При поездке в Непал нужно понимать, что это не «старушка Европа» – это стихийная горная страна. Поэтому здесь больший, чем где бы то ни было коэффициент случайностей. При определенном опыте жизни и путешествий, практически любую случайность можно обратить в свою пользу и создать из нее приключение, обычно, так и происходят самые запоминающиеся на всю жизнь вещи в путешествии. Но к ним нужно быть готовым и доверять себе, «дорогому мирозданию», гидам и людям вокруг. Поэтому в это путешествие мы набираем не группу и участников, а настоящую команду людей, которые готовы к непредвиденным ситуациям и взаимовыручке. Поэтому с каждым из вас мы проведем подробную беседу по вотсаппу. И как показывает опыт, люди, в подобного рода поездки, набираются очень интересные. Часто становятся друзьями и продолжают общение. Поэтому после путешествий мы с радостью организовываем общие веселые посиделки.
Команда 10 - 12 человек !
Стоимость 3570$
Входит:
- Проживание по всему маршруту
- Услуги русско- и англо- говорящих гидов на протяжении всего обозначенного маршрута
- Трансферы из и в аэропорт
- Входы во все монастыри, музеи и национальные парки по программе
- Пермиты – разрешения на прохождение трека в горном регионе Катченджанга
- Оформление разрешения на въезд в погранзону Непала
- Все переезды и передвижения (кроме перелетов)
Не входит:
- Авиабилеты в Катманду и обратно (около 65 тыс. руб. из Москвы в оба конца)*
- Авиаперелеты Катманду – Бадрапур – Катманду 250 $*
- Портеры (носильщики) примерно 20$ в день до 18 кг (можно взять одного на двоих)
- Медицинская страховка
Виза (25$, делается по прилету)
- Питание (15-20$ в день)
- Личные расходы (сувениры и прочее)
Присоединиться к путешествию
Mark & Anna
Travel Family
hurma.mark@yandex.ru
Москва - Гималаи
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