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Eco Tourism concept is make worldwide tourism
industry attraction. Of course, it is right way to give benefit for
the countryside people and tourist get new experience from their travel.
We never hesitate to tell you the reality that Nepal is poor country.
We follow up Eco tourism concept to develop the nation and people of
Nepal. so we research Eco Trekking trails where tourists get fulfill
benefit from their journey and people need tourist help to develop their
Area. We manage interaction programs on local level how to get benefit
from Eco, Nature and culture. We know every traveler interested to give
something to build the poor country. For example, some body like to
give donation and some body help through the participant on our Eco
Trekking programs.
What are the main points of view to Explore Eco Trekking?
I want to trek without destroying the nature.
I want to visit Nepal without harming Nepal culture.
I want to contribute to the people of the Himalayas.
I want Nepali children’s to have education and a brighter future.
I want to support the protection of Himalayan forest and wildlife.
I want to make sure that local people are benefiting from our trekking.
I want to support human rights and labor agreement.
I want to learn about Nepal and experience how people live.
We (Alpine Adventure Club Treks & Expedition Pvt. Ltd) want to make fun and a memorable holiday. Eco Trekking we take Trekkers where lodge facilities are not available and looks very remote.
What We Call Eco-Tourism / Eco Trekkking
01. We build environment and culture awareness and
respect.
02. We provide positive experience for both visitor and hosts.
03. We provide direct finical benefits for conservation.
04. We provide finical benefits and environment for local people.
05. We Raise sensitivity to host countries political and social climate.
06. We clean up after ourselves; no garbage is left to pollute the environment
07. We use kerosene for cooking instead firewood while we visit the
area
08. We try as much as we can to buy local product for food.
09. Our guide, chef and all staff are from the areas we visit.
10. We have sponsored some of school where we visit.
11. We Support human rights and labor agreements.
12. We visit companies and serious projects working with sustainable
development.
13. Our porters carry no more than 25kg. even they carry get more money.
14. Our staff has insurance and access to health care.
15. Our Guide and staff are highly qualified.
This is a non-touristic
area and less 
crowded,
but a very splendid one. This trek takes you to Thulo Sailung (3100 m),
its highest elevation, from where you will see a vast Himalayan range
from Makalu to Dhaulagiri. In additional, this is the only trek from where
you will have a glimpse of Tarai - the lowland of Nepal as well as the
world's highest - Mt. Everest (8848 m).While trekking in this area, we
walk high up on spectacular ridges in an area inhabited by Tamangs - an
indigenous Buddhists community whose religion is a fusion of Buddhist
Lamaism and the Shamanist Bon culture. It is common for a village to have
a Lama and a Jhankri (Shaman). Except Tamang, you will have encountered
with different ethnic people and experience about socio-economic situation,
life-style, and their professions. Moreover, the main attraction of this
area is, it gives a wide range of exploration to the trekkers. The itinerary
can be short and long.
Suggested Itinerary - Sailung - Timal & Phulchoki
Day 01: Arrival and transfer to hotel
Day 02: Sightseeing around Kathmandu valley
Day 03: Drive to Mude Bazaar trek to Lamche Ahal (2300m)
Day 04: Lamche Ahal Khola Kharka (2600m) via Thulo Sailung (3146m)
Day 05: Khola Kharka to Dhormba Gompa (2100m)
Day 06: Dhorma to Gurase Bhanjyang (2300m)
Day 07: Gurase Bhanjyang to Kafle Damara (1100m)
Day 08: Chauri Gaun to Chaubas Hill (2100m)
Day 09: Chaubas Hill to Bholung Village (920m)
Day 10: Rest day for see the different cast people in village
Day 11: Bholung village to Chapkhore (1833m)
Day 12: Chapkhore visit Timal Narayanthan continue to Kottimal (1960m)
Day 13: Kot Timal Trek to Bhakunde Besi (700m)
Day 14 Bhakunde Besi Trek to Namo Buddha (1800m)
Day 15: Namo Buddha Trek to Kusha Devi (1054m)
Day 16: Kush Devi trek to Naya Gaun (1850m)
Day 17: Naya Gaun visit Phulchoki Hill (2791m) Lato Bhanjyang (1790m)
Day 18: Lato Bhanjyang trek to Godawari drive to Kathmandu O/N Hotel
Day 19: Free day for shopping or relax
Day 20: Drive to airport for flying your own destination
We had a 15 days trip called the "Sailung " trek in the east of Kathmandu. The second day of our trek we walked up to Sailung hill.
It was one of the highlights of our trek. From there we had a great view
on the Himalaya Mountains. The night was quite cold but the sunrise in the
morning was really amazing. In the following days we felt happy to travel
in a Non Touristic Area so we could enjoy untouched nature and passed through
lovely small farmers villages so for example on our 4th day from Dhormba
Gompa to Gurase Bhanjyang on this day we had wonderful walk and our place
for lunch was next to a refreshing waterfall. Another big highlight was our trip to Bholung village the homestead of our crewmembers. There we have invited by some of them to visit their homes and had the opportunity to meet their families. We enjoyed the rest day in their village and evening staying together with them. Our route after leaving from Bholung, we collected many more impressions so on our way to Chapkhore. It was really hard work for our muscles that day because we had to walk uphill nearly four to five hours but we had a nice lunch break beside a small river where we could refresh our feet in the cold water. During the whole trek we had several times the opportunity to visit wonderful stupas, temples and small monasteries. All in all we enjoyed this trek very much.
Due to the fact that this was a mostly Non touristic trek we had the possibility to come in contact with only native people who weren't used to tourism and therefore they were very open minded and friendly. Sometimes they just joined our trip for about half an hour but most of the time of our trek we walked of our own only with our crew so we could enjoy and relax. In the evenings the dinning tent becomes singing, dancing and Nepali teaching tent. We could highly recommend this trip, even for non trained people.
Axel + Andrea (Germany)
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