Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek - 13 Days

Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek
At a Glance
  • Duration13 Days
  • Trip Grade Strenuous
  • Country Nepal
  • Starts Kathmandu
  • Ends Kathmandu
  • Max. Altitude 3,611m
  • Activity Trekking
  • Trip Type Tea House
  • Group Size 2 - 25
  • Guiding Method English
  • Best Season Autumn & Spring

Trip Highlights

  • Visit the stunning turquoise Shey Phoksundo Lake, one of Nepal’s most beautiful high-altitude lakes, surrounded by cliffs and snowy peaks.

  • Walk through Shey Phoksundo National Park, home to rare wildlife like blue sheep, musk deer, and even the elusive snow leopard.

  • Experience the unique Bon and Tibetan-influenced culture of Dolpo, one of the last places in Nepal where ancient traditions are still alive.

  • Trek on peaceful and less-crowded trails, far away from the busy routes of Everest or Annapurna, perfect for those seeking quiet and natural beauty.

  • Enjoy diverse landscapes, from green forests and waterfalls to dry, highland valleys that look almost like Tibet.

  • Stay in warm local teahouses and experience the simple mountain lifestyle of the Dolpo people.

  • Scenic flights to and from Juphal, offering breathtaking aerial views of western Nepal’s hills and Himalayan ranges.

Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek Overview

The Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek takes you to one of Nepal’s most peaceful and beautiful places, the Dolpo region in western Nepal. This trek is famous for its deep turquoise lake, traditional Bon culture, and quiet mountain trails that feel untouched by time.

The trek begins with a short flight to Juphal, the gateway to Dolpo, followed by days of walking through green forests, waterfalls, and rocky trails along the Phoksundo River. As you reach the highland village of Ringmo, the view of the blue-green lake surrounded by cliffs and snow-capped peaks feels truly magical.

Unlike many busy trekking routes in Nepal, the Shey Phoksundo trek is still quiet and less crowded. You’ll walk through small villages where people live a simple lifestyle, influenced by the ancient Bon religion, which came before Buddhism. Every turn of the trail offers something different, from deep valleys and hanging bridges to dry highlands that look almost like Tibet.

The trek is suitable for anyone with normal fitness who enjoys nature, culture, and peaceful walks away from tourist crowds. It’s not only about reaching the lake but also about feeling the slow rhythm of life in Dolpo, where tradition and nature still live side by side.

How Difficult Is the Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek?

The Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek is considered a moderate trek, which means it’s suitable for most people with normal fitness levels. You don’t need any special training or previous trekking experience, but being active and comfortable walking for several hours a day will make your trek more enjoyable.

Most of the trail goes through gentle up-and-down paths along rivers, forests, and villages. There are some long walking days and gradual climbs, especially as you get closer to Phoksundo Lake, but there are no high passes or very steep sections like in other Himalayan treks. The highest point of the trek is around 3,611 meters, which is much lower than high-altitude treks such as Everest Base Camp Trek or Annapurna Circuit Trek.

You will be walking for about5–6 hours a dayon average, taking plenty of breaks to rest, enjoy tea, and soak in the scenery. The air gets cooler and thinner at higher altitudes, so walking slowly and staying hydrated helps you adjust easily.

The main challenge of this trek is its remoteness, as Dolpo is one of Nepal’s least developed areas. Services are simple, and you may not find luxuries like hot showers or Wi-Fi every day.

So, if you’re someone who enjoys walking in nature, experiencing local culture, and doesn’t mind basic comfort, the Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek is absolutely for you.

Is Shey Phoksundo Trek Suitable for You?

Yes, the Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek is suitable for anyone who enjoys walking, nature, and cultural experiences rather than chasing high mountains or challenging climbs. You don’t need to be an expert trekker, a normal level of fitness and a positive mindset are more than enough.

If you can walk 5 to 6 hours a day at a steady pace, you can comfortably complete this trek. It’s also a great choice for those who prefer peaceful, less crowded trails, where you can truly connect with the environment and local life. The paths are not too steep or technical, but there are some ups and downs, especially near Jharna and as you reach Phoksundo Lake.

The remoteness of Dolpo means facilities are basic, rooms are simple, and food choices are limited compared to other regions like Annapurna or Everest. But that’s part of the adventure. You’ll stay in local teahouses and eat freshly cooked Nepali meals, which adds to the authentic village experience.

Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek Cost 2025/2026 – What You Should Know

The Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek generally costs between USD 2,150 and USD 2,550 for a 13 days itinerary. The total cost depends on factors like group size, accommodation type, and included services. Most packages already cover trekking permits, meals, lodging, and a licensed guide, offering great value for such a remote and unforgettable experience.

At Himalayan Joy Adventure, we provide fair and flexible pricing for this trek. Bigger groups receive better rates, while solo travelers or smaller teams still enjoy our full support and the same high standard of care. You can check the detailed cost breakdown below.

No. of PaxStarting price (Per Person)
2 - 5 paxUS$2550
6 - 10 paxUS$2450
11 - 15 paxUS$2350
16 - 20 paxUS$2250
21 - 25 paxUS$2150

If you’d like to customize your Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek or plan your trip on specific dates, you can contact us anytime via WhatsApp for personal assistance.

Itinerary

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Your adventure begins as you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Our representative will greet you and transfer you to your hotel in the city. After some rest, you can take a short walk around the bustling streets of Thamel, a lively area filled with shops, cafes, and trekking stores. In the evening, you’ll meet your guide for a short trip briefing and enjoy a welcome dinner together.

Day Overview:

  • Max. Altitude: 1,324m
  • Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu
  • Meals: Dinner

Today is a relaxing and cultural day before your adventure to the Dolpo region begins. After breakfast, you will go on a guided sightseeing tour around some of the most famous places in Kathmandu — Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, and Patan Durbar Square or Kathmandu Durbar Square.

During the tour, you will walk through narrow lanes, see old temples and shrines, and watch local people doing their daily prayers. It’s a nice way to understand Nepal’s mix of Hindu and Buddhist culture before heading to the mountains.

In the afternoon, you will check your trekking gear, pack your bags, and get ready for the flight to Nepalgunj the next day.

Day Overview:

  • Max. Altitude: 1,324m
  • Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu
  • Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

After breakfast, you will take a short flight from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj. The flight takes around 1 hour and gives you a nice view of the green hills and flat plains of the Terai region.

Once you land, our staff will take you to your hotel. You can rest for a while or take a short walk around the local market area to see how life looks in the plains of Nepal. It’s quite different from the mountain areas. In the evening, you can enjoy dinner and get ready for tomorrow’s early morning flight to Juphal, the gateway to Dolpo.

Day Overview:

  • Max. Altitude: 150m
  • Accommodation: Hotel in Nepalgunj
  • Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Early in the morning, you will take a short and scenic flight to Juphal. The flight itself is an adventure, offering beautiful views of the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges before landing on a tiny airfield surrounded by hills.

After meeting your trekking team and arranging the loads, you will start walking on a gentle trail that goes downhill through terraced fields and small villages. The path follows the Thuli Bheri River.

You will pass by local houses, small watermills, and children greeting you with smiles along the way. After around 3 to 4 hours of walking, you will reach Kagani, where you’ll spend the night.

Day Overview:

  • Max. Altitude: 2,210m
  • Duration: 3–4 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse in Kagani
  • Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

After breakfast, you will start walking along the trail that follows the Phoksundo Khola River. The path goes through small villages, terraced fields, and forests filled with pine, fir, and rhododendron trees. You’ll also cross a few suspension bridges and enjoy the cool sound of the river flowing beside you.

The trail goes slightly up and down, but it’s not too steep. Along the way, you’ll see local people carrying goods with mules or yaks and passing by small teahouses where you can stop for tea or rest. As you keep walking deeper into Dolpo, you’ll start feeling the peace and remoteness of the area.

After about 5 to 6 hours of steady walking, you’ll reach Chhekpa. It’s a great place to relax and enjoy your first real night in Dolpo.

Day Overview:

  • Max. Altitude: 2,680m
  • Duration: 5–6 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse in Chhekpa
  • Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Today, the trail slowly climbs higher along the Phoksundo Khola River. You’ll walk through thick forests, crossing several small wooden bridges along the way.

You will pass through small settlements and farmlands where you might see locals working in the fields or grazing their animals. As you go higher, the forest starts to thin out, and you’ll notice the landscape changing — the air feels cooler and the mountain views become clearer.

After around 5 to 6 hours of trekking, you’ll reach Jharna, which means “waterfall” in Nepali. This place is named after the impressive Suligad Waterfall, one of Nepal’s highest waterfalls. You can enjoy the amazing view of the waterfall before settling at a nearby teahouse for the night.

Day Overview:

  • Max. Altitude: 3,110 m
  • Duration: 5–6 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse in Jharna
  • Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Today is one of the most beautiful days of the trek. After breakfast, you’ll begin your walk towards Shey Phoksundo Lake, the gem of Dolpo. The trail first climbs slowly through forests and rocky paths, following the river upstream. 

After a few hours of gradual walking, the trail becomes steeper as you reach a high ridge. From here, you’ll get your first breathtaking view of Phoksundo Lake — a deep turquoise lake surrounded by cliffs and snow-capped peaks. It’s a moment you’ll never forget.

From the viewpoint, you’ll descend carefully along a zigzag path down to the lakeside village of Ringmo, where traditional Tibetan-style houses and friendly locals welcome you. 

The rest of the day is free to relax by the lake, take photos, or simply sit and enjoy the calm atmosphere.

Day Overview:

  • Max. Altitude: 3,611 m
  • Duration: 5–6 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse near Phoksundo Lake (Ringmo)
  • Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Today is a rest and exploration day at Shey Phoksundo Lake, one of the most beautiful places in Nepal. You’ll spend the day exploring the lake and the surrounding Ringmo village, which has a strong Tibetan influence.

After breakfast, you can take a short walk around the lake to enjoy its stunning blue color that changes with the sunlight. The water is so clear and still that it mirrors the nearby cliffs and snowy mountains. You can also visit the Tshowa Monastery, an ancient Bon monastery that sits on a ridge above the lake. The monastery is over 900 years old and gives a deep insight into the spiritual life of the Dolpo people.

If you wish, you can also walk along the lakeshore trails or spend quiet time watching local people spinning prayer wheels, herding animals, or collecting firewood. The peaceful sound of the wind and prayer flags fluttering in the air makes this place feel truly magical.

Day Overview:

  • Max. Altitude: 3,611 m
  • Duration: Exploration day
  • Accommodation: Teahouse near Phoksundo Lake (Ringmo)
  • Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

After breakfast, you’ll say goodbye to the beautiful Phoksundo Lake and start your return journey. The trail climbs gently up from Ringmo village, giving you a last chance to enjoy the amazing view of the turquoise lake below. Then, you’ll slowly descend along the same trail you came up earlier.

You’ll pass through pine forests, small chortens, and suspension bridges once again, this time seeing the scenery from a different angle. On the way, you might meet yak caravans or local villagers carrying supplies between Dolpo and the lower areas.

After around 5 to 6 hours of walking, you’ll arrive back at Jharna, where you can rest and enjoy a warm meal with your trekking team.

Day Overview:

  • Max. Altitude: 3,110 m
  • Duration: 5–6 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse in Jharna
  • Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

After breakfast, you’ll continue your trek downhill toward Sangta. The trail follows the Phoksundo Khola River, passing through forests and rocky trails. The walk is mostly downhill, making it easier and more relaxing compared to the earlier days.

After about 5 to 6 hours of walking, you’ll reach Sangta, a small and quiet village surrounded by farmland and hills.

Day Overview:

  • Max. Altitude: 2,480 m
  • Duration: 5–6 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse in Sangta
  • Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Today is your last walking day of the trek. After breakfast, you’ll begin the final stretch of the journey back to Juphal. The trail follows the Thuli Bheri River, passing through small villages.

After about 4 to 5 hours of walking, you’ll reach Juphal, where your trekking adventure officially comes to an end. 

You can take a well-deserved rest and enjoy the evening with your trekking team, sharing memories of the journey.

Day Overview:

  • Max. Altitude: 2,475 m
  • Duration: 4–5 hours
  • Accommodation: Teahouse in Juphal
  • Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Early in the morning, you’ll take a short mountain flight from Juphal to Nepalgunj. 

From Nepalgunj, you’ll take another flight back to Kathmandu. After landing, you’ll be transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is free to take a hot shower, relax, or stroll around Thamel for some souvenir shopping. 

In the evening, you can enjoy a farewell dinner by Himalayan Joy Adventure and celebrate the completion of your Shey Phoksundo Lake trek.

Day Overview:

  • Max. Altitude: 1,324 m
  • Duration: (Two short flights)
  • Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu
  • Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Today is your last day in Nepal. After breakfast, our team will drop you at Tribhuvan International Airport for your flight home. 

As you leave, you’ll carry unforgettable memories of the peaceful blue lake, quiet mountain trails, and warm-hearted people of Dolpo. 

We hope you’ll return again to explore more of Nepal’s hidden beauty.

Day Overview:

  • Meals: Breakfast

Service Details

What's Included
  • Airport pick-up and drop-off by private vehicle.
  • 3 nights hotel accommodation in a 3-star hotel in Kathmandu on a twin-sharing basis (with breakfast)
  • One full-day sightseeing tour in Kathmandu with a professional guide
  • Domestic flight fares (Kathmandu–Nepalgunj–Juphal–Kathmandu)
  • 3 meals (Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner) with a cup of tea / coffee.
  • Fresh fruits with every dinner.
  • Twin-sharing accommodation in local teahouses during the trek.
  • Experienced, English-speaking government-licensed trekking guide and assistant guide from Himalayan Joy Adventure.
  • Insurance, food, salary, accommodation, and transport for guide, assistant guide, and porters during the trek.
  • One porter for every two guests.
  • Insurance for all Himalayan Joy Adventure staff.
  • Himalayan Joy Adventure brand T-shirt and duffel bag (to use during the trek).
  • All required national park entry permits and restricted area permits.
  • TIMS Card (if required at the time of trekking).
What's not Included
  • Travel insurance that covers emergency rescue and evacuation (highly required).
  • International airfare and airport departure tax.
  • Nepal entry visa: you can obtain a visa easily upon your arrival at the Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu. (A tourist visa with multiple entries for 15 days can be obtained by paying US $25 or the equivalent in foreign currency. Similarly, a tourist visa with multiple entries for 30 days can be obtained by paying US $40, and a tourist visa with multiple entries for 90 days can be obtained by paying US $100. Please bring 2 copies of passport-size photos.
  • Cold drinks such as mineral water, cola, beer, etc. (Mineral water will cost from Rs. 100 to Rs. 500 per liter, and if you bring water purifying tablets, it's the best idea because you will help to save nature from not using plastic bottles, and also it's much cheaper than mineral water).
  • Snacks like chocolate bars and energy items.
  • Personal trekking equipment (sleeping bag, down jacket, poles, etc.).
  • Tips for trekking staff and drivers (optional but appreciated).
  • Any other expenses not mentioned in the “What’s Included” section.

Useful Information

Best Time to Visit Shey Phoksundo Lake – When Should You Go?

The best time to visit Shey Phoksundo Lake is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These seasons offer the clearest skies, comfortable temperatures, and the best views of the turquoise lake and surrounding mountains.

During spring, the trail becomes lively with blooming rhododendrons, and the weather is pleasantly warm in the lower areas. It is one of the most beautiful times to see Dolpo’s forests and valleys at their greenest.

In autumn, the air is fresh and dry, making the scenery look extra sharp and colorful. This is also the time when local people are busy with harvest and village festivals, giving trekkers a glimpse into their traditional way of life.

The summer/monsoon months (June to August) bring more rain in the lower sections, but Dolpo lies in the rain shadow area, so it receives far less rainfall than other parts of Nepal. The landscape turns lush and green, and if you don’t mind light rain or muddy trails, trekking is still possible.

Winter (December to February) is cold, especially at higher elevations, and some teahouses may close. However, if you’re well-prepared for the cold and want complete peace, winter offers a very quiet and beautiful experience.

So, while you can trek to Shey Phoksundo Lake throughout most of the year, spring and autumn remain the most comfortable and scenic times for most travelers.

Necessary Permits for Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek

To trek in the Dolpo region and visit Shey Phoksundo Lake, you’ll need a few permits issued by the Government of Nepal. These permits help manage tourism in the restricted areas and support the conservation of the Shey Phoksundo National Park.

Here are the permits you’ll need:

1. Lower Dolpo Restricted Area Permit (RAP)

This is the main permit required for trekking in the Dolpo region. The area is considered a restricted zone to protect its culture and environment.

  • Cost: USD 20 per person per week

  • Issued by: Department of Immigration, Kathmandu

  • You will need to trek with a registered guide and through a government-authorized agency (individual trekking is not allowed).

2. Shey Phoksundo National Park Entry Permit

This permit allows you to enter the protected national park area where the lake lies. The park is home to rare wildlife like blue sheep, musk deer, and even snow leopards.

  • Cost: NPR 3,000 per person (approx. USD 25)

  • Issued by: Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation

3. TIMS Card (Trekkers’ Information Management System)

Currently, the TIMS card is not required for the Shey Phoksundo Lake trek. However, this rule may change in the future, as the government sometimes reintroduces the TIMS system for safety and record-keeping.

Note: Himalayan Joy Adventure will take care of all the necessary permits for you. You just need to provide a valid passport copy and passport-sized photos before the trek.

Accommodation, Meals & Transportation on the Shey Phoksundo Trek

Accommodation

During the Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek, you will stay in local teahouses and lodges along the route. These are small, family-run places that offer a clean bed, warm blankets, and a cozy dining area where trekkers gather in the evening. The rooms are usually simple, with twin beds and shared toilets.

In Kathmandu and Nepalgunj, you’ll stay in comfortable tourist-standard hotels with private rooms and attached bathrooms. As you enter the Dolpo region, the facilities become more basic because it’s a remote area. But the warmth and hospitality of the locals make every stay memorable.

If you want, we can also arrange camping-style trekking for larger groups — where our team sets up tents, cooks fresh meals, and carries all the camping gear.

Meals

You’ll be served three meals a day: breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the trek.
Most teahouses offer a set menu with Nepali, Tibetan, and basic Western dishes.

Common meals include:

  • Breakfast: Tea/coffee, bread, eggs, porridge, or pancakes

  • Lunch: Dal Bhat (rice, lentils, vegetables), noodles, or fried rice

  • Dinner: Similar to lunch, often with soup or curry

Meals are simple but freshly cooked using local ingredients. Staying hydrated is very important, so drink plenty of water, tea, or soup throughout the day.

Transportation

The journey starts with a domestic flight from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj, followed by another short mountain flight to Juphal, the starting point of your trek. These flights offer stunning views of the hills and Himalayan ranges.

All ground transfers, such as airport pickups, hotel transfers, and local transportation, are included in the package. Our team will handle everything, so you can travel stress-free from the moment you arrive in Nepal.

Culture and Lifestyle of Dolpo Region – The Land of Bon Tradition

The Dolpo region is one of the most remote and culturally unique areas of Nepal. Life here feels like stepping back in time, where people still follow old traditions, live close to nature, and deeply respect their surroundings.

Many people in Dolpo practice the Bon religion, which existed before Buddhism. Bon followers believe in the power of nature, spirits, and the balance between humans and the earth. When you walk through villages, you’ll see prayer flags, stone walls (mani walls), and chortens decorated with colorful symbols — all representing peace and protection.

The local houses are built in a traditional Tibetan style, made of stone and mud with flat roofs. People depend mostly on farming, animal herding, and trade for their living. Because the area lies close to Tibet, Dolpo’s culture, language, and clothing share strong Tibetan roots. You will see people wearing long woolen robes called chubas, spinning prayer wheels, and speaking a local dialect mixed with Tibetan words.

Hospitality is a big part of Dolpo life. Even in small, simple villages, locals welcome visitors with tea and smiles. Life is slow and peaceful here — no rush, no noise — only the sound of wind, rivers, and the rhythm of daily life.

Exploring Dolpo isn’t just about reaching Shey Phoksundo Lake. It’s also about meeting people whose traditions and beliefs have remained pure and unchanged for centuries, and feeling a part of a world that lives in harmony with nature.

Important Travel Guidelines and Trekking Requirements

Before joining the Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek, it’s good to know a few important things that will help you prepare well and enjoy your trip safely. Dolpo is one of Nepal’s most remote regions, so planning ahead makes a big difference.

Trekking Permits and Documents

All your trekking permits (Restricted Area and National Park Entry) will be arranged by Himalayan Joy Adventure before the trek. You’ll need to send us a passport copy and two passport-sized photos. It’s also a good idea to carry a few extra photos and a copy of your travel insurance policy while trekking.

Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is mandatory for this trek. Your policy should cover emergency medical evacuation, helicopter rescue, and altitude sickness treatment. Dolpo is remote, and hospitals are not available in the trekking areas, so being insured ensures safety in case of emergencies.

Health and Altitude

The highest point on this trek is around 3,611 meters at Shey Phoksundo Lake. Most people adjust well since the altitude gain is gradual. Walking slowly, drinking plenty of water, and resting when needed will help your body acclimatize naturally. If you feel dizzy, weak, or experience headaches, inform your guide immediately (our team is trained to assist you).

Packing and Clothing

Weather in Dolpo can change quickly. Bring warm clothes even in spring or autumn. A good sleeping bag, trekking shoes, rain jacket, hat, and gloves are important. We will provide a full packing list to help you prepare properly.

Domestic Flights and Delays

Flights to and from Juphal depend on weather conditions, and short delays are common due to strong winds or low visibility. If this happens, we will make all necessary arrangements and adjust the itinerary accordingly. Having one or two extra days in your schedule is always a smart idea.

Respect Local Culture

Dolpo people are kind and welcoming. Please respect local customs — always walk clockwise around chortens, ask before taking photos, and avoid touching religious objects without permission. Small gestures of respect go a long way here.

Tip: Bring a power bank and a reusable water bottle. Things like charging and hot showers may not be available everywhere, but the peace and natural beauty will make up for it a hundred times over.

Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek - 13 Days FAQs

  • The full trek usually takes 13 days, including flights from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj and Juphal, the trek to Phoksundo Lake, and the return journey.

  • It’s a moderate trek with 5–6 hours of walking per day. The trails have gradual ups and downs but no very high passes, making it doable for anyone with normal fitness.

  • The best seasons are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) when the weather is clear and the lake looks most beautiful.

  • Yes. You will need a Lower Dolpo Restricted Area Permit and a Shey Phoksundo National Park Entry Permit. Himalayan Joy Adventure will arrange all the paperwork for you.

  • You will stay in simple teahouses run by local families. Rooms are basic but clean, usually with twin beds and shared toilets.

  • Some teahouses offer limited charging for a small fee, but Wi-Fi is rarely available in Dolpo. Carrying a power bank is highly recommended.

  • The lake sits at around 3,611 meters (11,849 ft) above sea level, high enough for cool weather, but low enough that most trekkers adjust easily.

  • Yes. Even first-time trekkers can join if they are reasonably fit and comfortable walking several hours a day. Going slowly and staying hydrated helps a lot.

  • Bring warm clothing, a sleeping bag, trekking shoes, rain jacket, hat, gloves, and water purification tablets. We’ll share a full packing checklist before your trip.

13Days
Price Per PersonUS$2550US$2800
Starts:KathmanduEnds:Kathmandu
We Offer Group Discount Price
2 - 5 pax
US$2550
6 - 10 pax
US$2450
11 - 15 pax
US$2350
16 - 20 pax
US$2250
21 - 25 pax
US$2150
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