Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu

Thank you for choosing us as your next adventure destination. You will arrive on this day at Tribhuvan International Airport, in Kathmandu. A representative from Karma Eco Adventure will transfer you to your hotel. You can take your time to stroll around and see the surroundings of your accommodation.

Day 02: Kathmandu Sightseeing and Preparation

On this day we get busy with a couple of things; one making the last-minute paperwork for your trekking and second, sightseeing some rare UNESCO world heritage sites. Meanwhile, our backend staff will make ready all the permits to take along on the trail. Simultaneously, our guide will help you get acquainted with the country by taking you to different heritage sites. In the evening, you will be briefed about your trek either in your hotel or over dinner.

Day 03: Fly from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj (150m/490 ft): 60 Minutes

After our short outing in Kathmandu, we took a 60-minute in length flight from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj, situated in Western Nepal. Nepalgunj, a town close to the Nepal-India fringe, is additionally the entryway to Simikot, Humla. The town itself is a fascinating Terai town that features the different cultures of Nepal. In Nepalgunj, we visit the neighborhood showcase, small zoo and adjacent towns. Overnight in Nepalgunj.

Day 04: Fly from Nepalgunj to Jumla (2,540m/8,334ft): 20 Minutes

After early breakfast, we leave the Terai fields of Nepalgunj and travel to the uneven scene of Jumla, one of the minimum open locales in Nepal. Arranged in the foothills of the Sisne Himalaya, Jumla is likewise the entryway for trekkers who need to investigate the remote Karnali area of Nepal. Overnight in Jumla.

Day 05: Trek from Jumla to Chere Chaur (3055m/10,023ft)

Today is the main day of our trek. We leave Jumla and rise to Chere Chaur along the Jugad Khola. In transit, we pass Khalanga Bazzar, a little commercial center for the adjacent towns. We likewise pass several towns and a sanctuary before achieving our goal. Overnight in Chere Chaur.

Day 06: Chere Chaur to Chalachaur (2980m/9,777ft)

From Chere Chaur we take the western trail and climb gradually until the Jaljala pass (3580m). We cross the pass and keep trekking on a moderately straight trail until achieving Jaljala Chaur. From here we rise on a precarious trail and enter the Rara Lake Circuit before achieving Chalachaur. Overnight in Chalachaur.

Day 07: Chalachaur to Sinja Valley (2490m/ft)

It is a tough move to Sinja Valley. In transit, we go through a few towns and stroll along the Jaljala Khola (stream). Sinja Valley holds a critical place ever. The valley houses the old capital city of the Khasa Kingdom that led this region from the twelfth to the fourteenth century. Royal residences, sanctuaries, and the old stays of a settlement were revealed amid unearthings led by the Department of Archeology at Cambridge University. Overnight in Sinja Valley.

Day 08: Sinja to Ghorosingha (3050m/10007ft)

We leave Sinja on a tough trail near the Hima River. From the town, we hop on a precarious trail for some time followed by a moderately simple trail until Laha Village. From Laha, it is a lofty move up until Ghorosingha close by Ghatte Khola (stream). Overnight in Ghorosingha.

Day 09: Ghorosingha to Rara Lake (3010m/9876ft)

We start our lofty climb after breakfast. Our trail is near Chuchhemara Danda from where we get the opportunity to appreciate the Himalayan scene, the immense and quiet Rara Lake, and the lavish vegetation of the Rara National Park. While in transit to Rara Lake, we go through Khatyar Khola Camp and a couple of towns including Murma. From Murma, the climb gets somewhat simpler. We keep strolling towards Chapri town which houses the Rara National Park Head Quarter. Overnight at Rara Lake.

Day 10: Explore Rara Lake

Rara Lake is the biggest freshwater lake in Nepal. After breakfast we examine the purplish blue waters of the huge lake likewise referred to as Mahendra Taal (Lake) after the late ruler Mahendra. While sailing we get the chance to appreciate the beautiful setting of the lake and find many assortments of fish. Chuchemara Peak lies on the southern side of the Rara Lake while Ruma Kand and Malika Kand crests outline its northern territory. Overnight at Rara Lake.

Day 11: Rara Lake to Pina (2440m/8006ft)

From Rara Lake our trail is simple and we stroll on a moderately straight way until the point when Gamgadhi which is the central station of the remote Mugu District of Nepal. From Gamgadhi, we plummet on a lofty trail to Pina Village where we spend the night.

Day 12: Pina to Bumra (2850m/9351ft)

From Pina we slip and cross the Ghurchi Lagna go at 3480 m. We proceed with our drop and go through a couple of towns before achieving Bumra. The Bumra town is otherwise called Nauri Ghat.

Day 13: Trek closes: Bumra to Jumla (2540m/8334ft)

We cross two suspension connects above the Hima River and walk downhill. In the wake of strolling for a couple of hours, we get to a hot spring where we can facilitate our hurting body with a plunge. Not long after the hot spring, we cross Danphe Lagna at 3691 m. In the wake of achieving Cherechaur, we take a similar trail we took a couple of days back and achieve Jumla. Overnight in Jumla.

Day 14: Fly to Nepalgunj, travel to Kathmandu

We take the most punctual flight accessible to Nepalgunj from Jumla. In the wake of achieving Nepalgunj, we fly once more to Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. In the wake of achieving Kathmandu, we spruce up and take a rest. At night there will be a goodbye supper facilitated by Karma Eco Adventure to praise the fruitful fulfillment of the Rara Lake trek. Overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 15: Final Takeoff

Our expedition in Nepal concludes today. Karma Eco Adventure delegate will drop you off at the Tribhuwan International Airport a couple of hours before the planned flight.

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