Thorong La peak (6144m) lies left to the renowned Thorong la pass (5416m) where thousands of trekkers cross every year.  This peak climb leads you through the Annapurna Conservation Area where you can witness the incredible varieties of flora and fauna with most dazzling mountain views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri range. This mountain provides a 6000m peak climb along with the famous Annapurna region trek. Climb on Thorong la peak add more adventure and excitement to your trek in Annapurna region.

Detailed information about this peak climb is lacking so, it’s considered as the trek climb when doing Annapurna circuit or Annapurna base camp. Dawn in Nepal Adventure a leading trekking company operates every peak climb operated in Nepal. Joins us to witness amazing Nepal.

TIBET is one of the world’s most extraordinary destination and there is adventure indeed lurking around almost each and every corner. Lhasa The capital lies high in the arid wilderness of the Tibetan mountains, it’s name the “Roof of the World”

is no idle statement. The valley bottoms of Tibet are higher than the highest mountains elsewhere . It’s snow covered plateaux are the highest in the world , and apart from the Everest , which Tibetans see from ‘the other side’, many mountains are over 15000 feet.

Best Season to Travel Tibet

Wherever you travel, it is important to get the timing right! from our experienced travel advisors who will design you a perfect tour according to your specific requests.

The climate in highland Tibet belongs to the typical downy special climate. Climates are much different in different areas in Tibet and temperatures vary greatly within a single day.

Climate in southeastern Tibet (e.g. Nyingchi) is gentle and temperate with the average temperature of eight degrees; In western Tibet (e.g. Nakqu), the average temperature is below zero degree; While in Lhasa and the central part of Tibet, the climate is normal and nice for traveling. Visitors would not feel cold in winter nor hot in summer, especially from March to October, the best seasons for traveling. Most annual rainfall comes in the rainy season that starts from May to September, when the precipitation covers 90 percent of the whole year. Usually it rains at night in Lhasa, Shigatse and Chamdo area. The precipitations gradually decrease from 5000 millimeters in the lower part of southeast to just 50 in the northwest.

So generaly speaking, the best time to travel Tibet is between April and October, and peak season is from May to September. The best months are May, June, September or October as July and August are rainy months. Those who travel in their own car or on foot should avoid the rainy season especialy when entering Tibet along the Sichuan-Tibet Highway, and the sections between Lhasa and Nyingchi and between Lhasa and Ngari. There will be mudslides, cave-ins and mire on certain sections of the road, blocking the passage of vehicles. However, if you are only planning several days in and around Lhasa and getting there by air. There will be no problem for you to travel at any time from April to October.
Most Recommended Tour Packages:

Tibet Lhasa Tour – 5 days Fly in – out
Fixed Departure: Every Saturday and Tuesday

There will be 3 flights in week usually from May to September i.e. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and possible to have a 2 days to weeks trip based on two way flight. The program below is just a model one and possible as per your interest, time and budget.

Price: contact us,

For More Information: statreks@wlink.com.np

Chitwan National Park was declared UNESCO Natural Heritage Site in 1979. This park is situated in southern central Nepal, covering 932 sq.km covered with deciduous forests overlooking the floodplains of Narayani, Rapti and Reu rivers. The park headquarters at Kasara is 21 km drive from Bharatpur which is 20 minutes by air or 146 km by road from Kathmandu. In this park there are many Resorts hotels and lodge to accommodate.

Chitwan National Park offers a wilderness of rich ecosystem that includes mammals, birds, reptiles and water animals of several kinds. The highlights of this park are the 500 Asian one-horned rhinoceros (One-Horned Rhino) and some hundred nocturnal Royal Bengal Tigers that live in the dense forests of the park. You will discover a lost world of towering trees and twisting vines, of pre-historic rhino and lumbering elephants, crocodile, python and deer; brilliantly colored birds and if you are fortunate – the superb Royal Bengal Tiger. Sharing home with these are other animals like rhesus monkey, grey langur, deer, leopards and wild cats etc. Another most important factor adding to the chitwan experience is the colorful Tharu Culture, their way of living, culture and tradition and heart touching Tharu Dance. Here you will do many activities likes Jungle Safari on elephant back, jungle walk, canoe ride, jeep drive etc.

2 Nights / 3 Days Package

Highlights
Explore the Chitwan National Park
Elephant Safari
Observe more than 500 Asian one-horned rhinoceros and Royal Bengal Tigers
Discover the unique tradition and culture of Tharu people
Boating/Canoeing Trip
Bird Watching
Nature Walk
Swimming and Elephant Bathing
Tharu Stick Dance

Cost Information:
(The trip price will vary depending on the group size, duration and services required. Please contact us via our website with your details to obtain a quote.)

The Bardia National park, mid-far western Region, is the largest & most unspoiled wilderness area in the terai, covering an area of 968sq. km. The park, a subtropical jungle ,is thickly forested by sal trees and carpeted with grass, savannah and riverine vegetation. The Churia hill range borders the north, the Karnali river the west, while the babai river cuts its course almost through the middle of the park. On the southern fringes are the village of the indigenous and unique tharu people of western Nepal. Considerade as one of the most picturesque national park in Asia, the bardia natoinal park teems with rich and diverse flora & fauna. The park is home to more then 30 different mammals, including the langur, rhesus monkeys, civets, hyenas , wild dogs, sloth bear , otters, blue bull, deer and wild boar. It is a regenerated habitat for endangered animals like the tiger, rhinoceros, wild elephant (the park horbours the biggest wild tusker in Asia)and black buck. Gharial , and marsh mugger crocodiles the more then 350 species of birds include, cormorants, egret, stork, geese, junglefowl, kingfisher and endangered species such as the bengal florican, silver-eared mesia & the saurus crane , making the park a true bird watchers paradise.

Within the park are several open grasslands (phantas) where game viewing is excellent. many of the forest tracks throughout the park also offer excellent game viewing. When you can take in the sights and sounds of the wild without having to give up on the creature comfort, what more could ask for ?

Annapurna One Expedition in Nepal (8091m.) is small in whole 14th highest mountain above 8000 meters (8091m.) in world but very tricky comparison others and which is located in Nepal. Annapurna was beginning climb by a French Mountaineering in 1950. Popular mountaineer Anatoli Boukreev from Russia who involvement in the superhuman rescue on Mt. Everest in May of 1996, was recognized in the well-known Himalayan book the mountaineering & Into Thin Air, was sadly exterminate by an avalanche on peak of Annapurna one same year 1996. Entire huge forms a wall on the northern side of the Pokhara valley. The major climb is to the west of Annapurna sanctuary. South face is comparatively free of the dreadful avalanche dangers that pestilence the normal way faces of Annapurna. Annapurnas is careful to climb whole in the world mainly unsafe mountains to ascend owing to the peak level to avalanche and the tall speed of casualty. Annapurna taking the very tricky route of summit left support of south wall. Though, all way on the mountain front stern complexity and therefore it is possibly why smaller quantity of mountaineers have attain the pinnacle in similarity to others above 8000 meters Peaks. Annapurna first you can see beautiful from usual Annapurna base camp where normal lot’s of trekkers every years.

Annapurna was not climbed again until 1970, when British army expedition follows effectively the same route as Herzog. A French expedition group led by maurice Herzog explored the kali Gandaki valley in 1950. After decide that Dhaulagiri climb was too tricky, they turned there concentration to climb Annapurna. At same time Cris Boning led prizewinning British expedition to the very steep and tricky south face. Hampered by imprecise maps, they spent substantial time and effort verdict a way to the foot of the mountain. They finally climb via the Miristi khola to the north face and made what was the first climb of any 8000m peaks on Jun 3, Just before the start of the monsoon. The mountaineers suffer frostbite on the descent and were lastly evacuate back to the road head in India. With only 109 ascents, Annapurna has had less successful climbing than any other 8000m peaks. Annapurna was not climb again until 1970, when a British army expedition follow fundamentally the same route as Herzog. Scope this high mountain, Acute trekking provide for expedition with all necessary to support you in your summit effort. We will do the necessary paperwork for expedition permit arrange all accommodation before and after expedition. We arrange camp services including climbing crew and all necessary service during the mountaineering period on Annapurna one as well as land transportation, helicopter flight if necessary, plane flight Jomsom-Pokhara-Kathmandu depending on your demand. At the same time Chris Bonington let a victorious British expedition to the very steep and tricky south face of Annapurna one climbing.

Jiri to Everest Base Camp and Kala pattar is a highly praised trekking route of the Everest region. It was in 1953 when two renown figures Sir Edmund Hillary and Mr. Tenzing Nogey Sherpa had taken the same route for the Mt. Everest expedition.

After an eight hour scenic drive from Kathmandu to Jiri, our trek starts the following morning, by passing through the lower parts of Everest region that are relatively undeveloped compared to the northern side of the district around Namche Bazaar. This enables trekkers to experience many traditional aspects of culture and local people. The trail passes through numerous villages of different ethnic groups including Tamang, Jirel, Rai, Brahmin, Chettri and of course the Sherpa’s. Walking along this trek involves many ups and down hills with the trail being well serviced with tea houses and good campsites in most of the villages.

Being a combination of two treks that passed from Namche Bazaar, the main trading village of the Khumbu area continuing via Gokyo valley, Chola pass, Lobuche, Everest Base Camp and up to Kalapattar then back down to Tengboche monastery and all the way to Lukla.

Kanchanjuga is the third highest of the world’s peaks and one of the most remote trekking areas in the Nepal Himalaya. This route takes you from the southeastern corner of Nepal at altitudes of just 70m to the base camp of this, one of the greatest mountain masses in the world. It’s one of Nepal’s least trekked are and certainly one of it’s most beautiful. From kathmandu you fly to Taplejung via Biratnagar and commence trekking up to Tamur valley along one of the oldest trade routes in the Himalaya. Walking through lush rhododendron forests you climb on into high alpine terrain beyond the village of Gunsa. A camp established high above this village that provides astounding views of Kanchenjunga’s south face. Returning to Gunsa you then cross the lapsung la pass and trek on to the Yalung glacier and Kanchunga base camp. This really is still exploratory trekking and you must be prepared to take the trail as it comes. But to look up at Kanchanjunga’s towering south face is easily reward enough for your efforts. Retracing your route to Taplejung you return to Kathmandu, having become one of few who have experienced this remarkable and little known region on Nepal.

Trek Type :Camping Trek

Trek Grade: Moderate

Total Days:24 Days

Trek Duration:22 Days

Best Season:

Spring: Mar-Apr- May
Autumn: Sept-Oct-Nov

Max. Altitude; 5240 m ( Pang pema)

Starting altitudes: 1824m,

Mustang has often been called the forbidden kingdom. The region is only opened for a limited number of tourists per year. Lo Manthang (Mustang) is located north of the main Himalayan chain with snow capped mountains to the east and west while bordering Tibet to the north. There is a relatively wide and leveled ridge towards the north with passes not higher than 4,600 m. Falling within the Himalayan rain shadow, the climate and land is dry and arid. The historical villages of the valley rest at the altitudes between 3,300 m and 4,000 m.  The region was once an important salt trading post in the trans-Himalayan belt.  From Kagbeni to Tzug as you walk north to the Kali Gandaki Valley, the valley grows broader. Walking towards Samar, you are surrounded by the ruins of temples and fortresses. Along the way you will visit the famous cave at Rongbyoung Chorten with its many stone carved deities.  Most prominent being the figure of Padmasambhava (the Indian Guru who brought Buddhism to Tibet).  The journey from Giling to Tsarang passes through important ruins at Gemi.  After crossing the passes in the approach to Tsarang, the large monastery is evidently visible. The monastery houses fresco paintings of a thousand Buddhas, hanging thankas, antique ceiling, as well as other sacred objects, reminders of its rich cultural past. After Tsarang, the walk to Lo Manthang is short. It is dotted by houses and monasteries enclosed within fortress walls. While the route to Lo has been used for centuries by traders and a few scholars, only now are tourists being allowed to tread these historic paths.

Trek Type   : Camping Trek/Tea house
Trek Grade :   Moderate
Total Days :   16 Days
Trek Duration:    13 Days
Max. Altitude :   3800m (Lomanthag)
Best Season :   May-August and September, October

Price : USD 1650.00 Per person (transportation by land)

Group size: Minimum 02 pax,

Bungee Jumping in Nepal might be the most amazing jump in the world. Bungee jumping site is situated 160m over the wild Bhote Kosi River. Bungee Jumping sport located close to the Nepal,Tibet border.  If you thought bungee jumping was restricted to some places in Europe, New Zealandand, America, it’s time you got and update. The sport has finally found a natural home in the highest mountain range in the world. The ultimate thrill of a bungee jump can now be experienced in Nepal at perhaps the best site in the world

Location
Bungee Jumping site located 3 hours drive from Kathmandu Valley. You will travel the Arniko (Kathmandu/Lhasa) Highway to within 12km of the Nepal Tibet Border and the famous Friendship Bridge.

The Gorge
Imagine a bridge 160 meters above a tropical gorge with the Bhote Kosi River, one of Nepal’s wildest rivers raging below; close your eyes and JUMP!!

The Bridge
Swiss designed, especially for bungee jumping with a 4x safety factor. The bridge has a loading factor of 250kg per running meter. This means that the bridge will hold 250 x 166 = 41,500kg or 4.5 tones. Over 6000 meters of steel wire is used to build the longest suspension bridge in Nepal. The bridge joins two sides of a great valley. Before its construction, local people have to walk five hours to cross this river gorge.

Bungee Jumping Package Program
Drive to Last Resort (final Bungee Jumping Sport) from Kathmandu. After arrival at the Bungee Jumping point, briefing and preparing about Bungee jumping and so on. As long as we are ready for doing Bungee Jumping then jump. As long as Bungee Jumping is over then rest and overnight at Last Resort or drive back to Kathamndu. This is the short day trip to Bungee in Nepal.