The Annapuran Sikles trekking trail in Nepal is not only a recently explored trekking route, but also a less frequented destination too. This Sikles trekking journey is one of the best for getting extremely close to the Annapurna region. With the highest elevation of only 2000 m above sea level it is comparatively easy to attempt. It has natures best kept secrets, as it is home to various kinds of flora and fauna which are distinct and rare. This region is occupied by the indigenous Gurung communities, who follow age old tradition, and have a peculiar lifestyle that is unchanged and intact.
This
is a once in a lifetime opportunity to unearth the hidden natural spectacles that
are unique and rare. Join this amazing wanderlust of a trek to explore the
rural mountains without the fear of altitude sickness and steep walks. Be the
first one to make memories with us.
Trip
Highlights
Less
frequented tourist destination
Splendid
mountain views and verdant serene landscapes
Get
to visit wonderful Sikles village and Ghale Gaun
Observe
ethnic Gurung culture and their traditional lifestyle culture and religion.
Day to Day
Itinerary
Day
1: You will be driving from Kathmandu to Pokhara either by public
transportation or in a private vehicle (Jeep/ Car)
Day
2: Upon reaching Pokhara you will follow the trail that leads to
Lamakhet/Yanjakot . It take in and around 5 hours approx.
Day
3: The following day after having a quick breakfast you will leave Lamakhet/Yangjakot
and head towards your ultimate destination of Sikles Village (5/6 hours)
Day
4: This day you will not go any further, but acclimatize at Sikles to recharge
your batteries, regroup and start a fresh for the next day’s trekking journey
Day
5: Next day after getting your energies back you will start trekking from Siklis
and winding up and down you will reach up to Ghalekharka. It will take you
approximately 5 hours to complete it.
Day
6: You will leave behind Ghale Kharka for Sardi Khola a river bound trail and
from here reach out to Pokhara which marks the end of your trekking Journey.
Day
7: You will be backpacking early to catch a morning flight to Kathmandu, and
from Kathmandu you will board an international flight to fly back home
satisfied and fulfilled.
What to
Expect
What's
included?
Transportation
to, and from the Tribhuvan International Airport
Three
nights in a 2-3 star hotel in Kathmandu, breakfast included.
All
transportation charges for the trek.
Local
guest house accommodations in the mountain area
Trekkers’
Information Management System (TIMS) fees
Annapurna
Conservation Area Permit
Government-authorized,
experienced guide and porters
Insurance,
food, accommodation, and wage for guides and porters.
Hygienic
meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek
All
types of equipment (sleeping bag, warm layers, etc.
First
Aid Kit
Trekking
Maps
Service
charge and government taxes
Post-trek
celebration dinner in Kathmandu
What’s not
included?
Travel
insurance
International
airfare
Nepal
entry visa: You can get on arrival visas at Tribhuwan International Airport in
Kathmandu. (a multiple-entry tourist visa good for 30 days can be obtained by
paying US $ 40 or equivalent foreign currency. Similarly, multiple-entry
tourist visas for 90 days can be obtained by paying US $ 100. Please bring 2
copies of passport-size photos.)
All
kind of beverages, e.g. water, coke, fanta, juice etc.
Personal
trekking equipment’s
Tips
for trekking staff and driver
Departure
Note
In
general the trekking companies are never responsible for any problems due to
weather, damages of property, etc. However, we will manage and support you to
the best of our abilities with any problem that may arise. Transportation to and from Pokhara can be
delayed due to weather conditions and delays may last up to several days.
It is best to book flights to and from
Kathmandu with a several day margin to avoid missing a flight back to your home
country. If flights go smoothly, we will
help arrange activities for you during your margin days. In the case that you have a tight schedule and
the transportation is delayed, it is possible to take a helicopter flight back
to Kathmandu for an additional cost.
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