Tours in Nepal

   

Nepal is home to Travelers, Home for Back paper who love nature. Nepal is the best spot for many cultures and religions all coexisting in perfect harmony. Take a cultural tour in the Kathmandu Valley to discover the founders of the valley civilization, the Newars who even today occupy central Kathmandu which was the original city. Or take an ox cart village tour in the Tarai region to truly discover how diverse the population of Nepal.

The valley's pleasant climate and safety from floods and other natural disasters complemented by the fertile soil attracted invaders to conquer and settle here. Various, mighty dynasties ruled Nepal through many centuries and brought together diverse cultures and religions that thrive to this day.

Depending on where you tours in Nepal, you will encounter people of various ethnic groups. The general distribution goes like this: there are Newars in Kathmandu Valley mixed with many different ethnic groups that migrated here. In the lower hills live the Brahmins and Chettris along with many others. As you climb higher, you encounter Tamangs who generally live along the hilltops. Further up in the mountainous region where it snows live the Sherpas who have adapted to the high altitude. The group known as Kirants lives in the east also in the hilly and mountainous regions. There are many other groups spread around like the Magars and Gurungs. Religions vary from Hindu to Buddhist, to animists, to Christians and Muslims. The tribes living in the higher regions are generally Buddhist.

 

Nepal is divided into three layers, according to its geographical settings - the Himalayan region, the Mid-hills, and Tarai region (flat plains). The Himalayan region is the home of the legendary Sherpas, who are renowned for climbing mt. Everest. and many other peaks. One of the first mountaineers to climb Mt. Everest was Tenzing Norgay along with Edmund Hillary from New Zealand. Sherpas follow Tibetan Buddhism, the "ancient school" by religion, they are friendly in nature and share part of the culture of Tibet. Trek to the northernmost region of Nepal to see the rich mix of culture and lifestyle.

The Mid-hills of Nepal are populated by many hill tribes of Nepal like Gurung, Magar, Rai, Limbu, Tamang, Chettris, Brahmins, Newars, etc. Before the unification of modern Nepal, Gurung, Rai,n, and Magars had their independent countries, and still have their own culture; the manner of practicing religion, language, cuisine, music, and dance, and their architectural settlement is distinctly different.

 

Newars, being the indigenous people of Kathmandu Valley, are rich in metal works, arts, and crafts, and building palaces and temples. Chet tries (Khas) and Brahmins are Hindus by religion and historians state they are ancient settlers of the Karnali region of Nepal. They have carried their cultural values - with them - wherever they settled.

Tarai is the home of the Tharu tribes, and of the Madhesi people. They have distinctive cultures and lifestyles, though their social life is influenced by Aryan culture and the Hindu religion.  Being a hot province of Nepal, people of the Terai region wear light, cotton, clothes, but, they work hard during the day. Contact us for more details on Trekking in Nepal, Tours, Mountaineering, and many more outdoor adventure activities.

Manaslu Conservattion Area

Nepal is known as the great Himalayan country in the world. The Manaslu Conservation Area is located in the Mountains region of north-western Nepal. Its Landscape includes the Budi Gandaki River, the eighth-highest peak in the World Mt.Manaslu (8163m), and many other places of natural beauty.

Inhabited by over 8000 people in seven villages, the area is known for Gurung traditions with a flavor of the Tibetan lifestyle.

Climate: the average summer and winter temperatures are between 31’c and 34’c and 8’cto 13’c respectively in the belt between 1000m and 2000m. In the temperate zone (2000m-3000m), summer temperatures fluctuate zone from 22’c ton25’c, and winter temperate ranges from -2’to 6’c. Frost and snowfall are common during winter (January and February). Snowfall occurs in the subalpine zone (3000m 4000m) for about four to six months (December to May). In this zone, winter is severely cold and even in summer, the temperature is not high with a mean annual temperature of 6’c to 10’c. The alpine zone between 4000 and 5000m is mostly open meadows. The arctic zone lies at elevations above 4,500m.

Flora and Fauna

The area houses 19 forest ecosystems characterized by three species: Chir Pine, Schema, oak, Spruce, Blue Pine, Rhododendron, hemlock, fir, etc. The high altitude is characterized by birth and scrublands. The area is rich in medicinal and aromatic plants. The floral checklist includes 587 vascular plants that have been recorded in the area. The faunal checklist includes 33 species of mammals, 110 species of birds, and 3 species of reptiles/amphibians. The symbolic mammal species are snow leopard, musk deer, and Himalayan Thar, ground squirrel, whereas the symbolic bird species are variegated laughing thrush, grandala Northern goshawk.

Interesting Things

The Great Himalayan Manaslu region from Arughat to Larke-La pass has six climatic zones, tropical, subtropical, temperate, sub-alpine, alpine, and arctic. The extreme climate contrasts within the 100 km trail between Arughat and Samdo are associated with tremendous elevation, topography, and precipitation differences.

The area retains the traditional subsistence lifestyles of the diverse ethnic groups through their cultural and religious practices.

The area demonstrates a model of integrated conservation and development under community management. Several committees and user groups have been formed to cater to specific management interventions in the area.

Access of Manaslu

The great Himalayans have mountain ridges and valley glaciers that offer feasible approaches from all directions and culminate in a peak that towards steeply above its surrounding landscape, and is a dominant feature when viewed from afar.

The Manaslu Circuit Trek starts from Gorkha, home of the legendary Gorkha Soldiers, and follows the meandering Budhi Gandaki River or the Darundi River before reaching Larke-La pass (5106 m.)  and crossing over into Manang District in The Annapurna Conservation Area.

Tsum Valley Trekking Travel Tips

The Tsum Valley Trek is a relatively fresh destination for Trekking in Nepal. A colorful and vivid valley on the foothills of the Shringi Himal (7061m) with the views of Ganesh and Manaslu Himal Ranges in the backdrop. The Tsum Valley Trek explores the mystical land of the Tsum and Nubri communities which prevail in cultural brilliance. Along this route are historic monasteries such as the picturesque Rachen and Mu Gompas, while the trails themselves are decorated with Chortens and Mani walls.

Nepal is known as a Himalayan Country, We offer many trekking destinations in Nepal. We are an outdoor specialist in Nepal. Known as a unique country in the world.  We offer Himalayan trekking in Nepal.  The Tsum Valley Trekking is one of the spectacular treks with rough steep tracks. This trek is culturally fascinating with strong continuing links to Tibet in the upper Budi Gandaki. The major highlight of  Tsum Valley is the strong, friendly, and hospitable people that you see around, the living Buddhist culture, and the untouched wildlife.  The word ‘Tsum’ came from the Tibetan work ‘Tsombo’, which means intense and we can only agree. The main occupation of the people here is agriculture and also the people are poor since they have been avoided by development for centuries. But this means that their unique culture has remained intact. Tsum Valley Trek-A unique Cultural & Mountain view.

The Tsum Valley lies in the northern part of Manaslu and it used to be a restricted area until 2008. The people here have their own way of family life, which may be quite surprising and unique for many outsiders. The trek starts and ends in Arughat. First, the trek ascends the Budhi Gandaki Valley with a beautiful view of mixed dense forest, terraced fields, and hill villages. We also pass through the alpine forests, and glacial rivers, and enjoy the warm hospitality of ethnic people.

The hiking route passes through the regions of  Machhakhola, Jagat, and Philim. This is also an opportunity to visit ancient Gompas like Rachen Gompa, Mu Gompa, and Dephyudonma Gompa. Tsum Valley is also famous for the attractive views of Himalchuli, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Ngadi Chuli, Sringi Himal, and other mountains. This place is truly a rich blend of Tibetan and Nepalese culture that offers a true adventure for visitors to Nepal.

Tsum Valley is a great trek to learn the people's culture and lifestyle. The package is a combination of the Tea house and Homestay. Tea house trek is comparatively the least cost so it is affordable for most travelers and we customize trips. So don’t delay and call us to make your dream come true.

The Tsum Valley trek begins from the market town of Arughat. We make our way up the tropical, forested hills, and settlements set amongst paddy fields. Gradually ascending through the valley above the Budhi Gandaki River basin passes the villages of Soti Khola, Machha Khola, Jagat, and Chisopani. Along the way, the landscape will change and the skyline will have views of different mountain ranges.

From Lokpa, the trek officially enters the Tsum Valley while passing villages like Chumling, Chhokang Paro, and the Nile. En route, you can also explore the Rachen Gompa, a local nunnery, which boasts immense history and cultural influence in the surrounding regions. Finally, your Tsum Valley trek ends at Mu Gompa. In Mu Gompa, you will explore the revered monastery. This is heavily inspired by the cultures of Tibet in the north.

After a night's homestay in Tsum Valley, We head back down the picturesque valley, stopping at different locations as we soak in the complete feel of the Tsum region. You will trek down from Mu Gompa to Chumling, Philim, Khorlabesi, Soti Khola, and finally, arrive at Arughat. Your trek ends at Arughat as you drive back to Kathmandu.

Ace Vision Treks is a leading operator of Nepal treks, tours, and mountain expeditions. With our vast knowledge and expertise in the region as well as past experience, we have fine-tuned our approach to guarantee the best trip for our guests. Check out our best and Tsum Valley Trek Cost itinerary to get full information.

Manaslu Circuit Trek - Ace vision Treks - Trekking in Nepal

Nepal is known as the Himalayan country in the world. Nepal is the best country for outdoor activities. Here are a lot of different places to visit Among them, Manaslu is a unique cultural history with Amazing snow-capped Mountain Peaks.  Manaslu trek is one of the less famous trekking routes in Nepal. Manaslu trek beings by sightseeing UNESCO world heritage sites in Kathmandu to trek in the beautiful Manaslu region. Mount Manaslu trek offers views of the 8^th highest mountains in the world and the seventh-highest mountain in Nepal which is 8163 meters above sea level. Manaslu is rich in local heritage and biological diversity.

The highest point in the Manaslu Circuit Trek is larky- la pass. Manaslu is a remote area despite this fact Manaslu is a renowned trekking route in Nepal. Mainly Hindu and Buddhist people live in this area. Manaslu trek started from Arughat to wherever jeeps could reach Besisashar. Manaslu Mountain is also known as the Mountain of Spirit. The Northern Himalayan range lies in the Gorkha district of Nepal. 

In the Manaslu conservation area, there is also an established national park and wildlife conservation which occurs within a 1663 km area of Manaslu conservation which is popular by snow leopards, red pandas, Asian black bears, Assam macaque Himalayan, musk deer, etc. Mainly visitors come there foresee flora and fauna Himalayan views and climbing. For the Manaslu trek trekkers also need permits. Manaslu is one of the best trekking route in Nepal. In today’s time, Manaslu is going to be popular. Especially Manaslu trek is especially popular in the present time. In Manaslu, trek tourists learn about Hindu and Buddhist culture to get an unforgettable memory of astonishing views. Manaslu is rich in natural diversity.

     

Manaslu is one of the best hiking routes in Nepal. From Manaslu people can see a fantastic view of many Himalayas. In these areas, visitors can get optimum satisfaction. Manaslu is the best place to get enjoyment visitors can see different kinds of wild animals and natural resources.  In the Manaslu region, the Tsum Valley Trek is a hidden valley in the Himalayas of Nepal. 

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