A wonderful Tamang Heritage Trail trek lies on the northern side of Kathmandu Valley. It preserves the traditional practices in a better way. The trail is worthwhile to get the insight of Tamang culture, and traditions. It neighbors the Langtang Valley. On this moderate seven to nine-day trek, you just get up close with the Tamang people. The Tamang Heritage trail trek has the added benefit of providing sustainable economic benefits to the local community.
Lying north of the Kathmandu Valley, the Tamang Heritage Trail Trek is perhaps the most accessible trekking region in Nepal. Here, you can experience some of the most beautiful sceneries. The trail offers terraced green farmland and thick forests. You will see the peaks of the Langtang and bordering the Himalayas from a close point. Besides this, a bonus to the natural features is the chance to trek through Tamang villages. Due to which, the travelers often love to combine the trek with Langtang Valley Trekking. In addition to this, Trekking to the Tamang Heritage Trail helps bring a source of income to the Tamang people in this area.
According to different studies, the Tamang people originally came from Tibet as horse traders. Later on, they settled in hilly parts of Nepal. Their major settlements are usually within proximity to the Kathmandu Valley. The migration happened several hundred years ago. They have retained a distinct identity with Tibetan roots, as well as their language. They have historically been one of the most marginalized ethnic groups in Nepal. Sadly, they were among the worst-affected groups during the 2015 mega-earthquake. During the hard hours, their homes tended to be in vulnerable areas cut off from help. Therefore, Tamang Heritage Trail is the best way of exploring the unique culture, traditions, lifestyles, and people of the Tamang community.
One the first day, you will drive from Kathmandu takes you to Syabrubensi. Syabrubensi is the trekking starting point for Tamang Heritage Trail. A transfer service of local bus departs regularly in the morning from Kathmandu at Balaju Bus Park. Alternatively, hiring a Jeep for easy travel is a good decision for comfort and punctuality. It takes a 7-8 hours drive to reach the point on a local bus whereas Jeep reaches quicker. It will be a scenic journey along the thrilling Pasang Lhamu Highway. The highway connects the capital city of Kathmandu with Tibet at Timure.
The best time to trek the are is September- mid-December and March – the first week of June. The autumn is the best season due to the clear sky and stop of monsoon season. The region is rich with greenery and distance views during the season. Whereas Spring is time for new leaves, blooming rhododendron forests and snowy peaks.
The weather is generally cool but don’t’ have to expect cold except some days during winter. If there is rainfall during the winter we have to expect snowfall in the region. Otherwise the temperature is tolerable moderate. Carrying a rain sheet will be a precaution idea to keep yourself safe from unexpected rainfall during September and Spring season. You should carry warm clothes, hiking boots, sunglasses, walking sticks, gloves, raincoats, medicines, reusable water bottles, and light snacks.
Tamang Heritage trail falls under the restricted /controlled area of Nepal. The Department of Immigration of Nepal in Kathmandu issues special permits to enter the region. The Special Permit to the area costs US$20 per person for a week. Your entry into the trail also demands an entry permits for Langtang National Park. Department of National Parks and Conservation area issues the permit from its offices located at Bhrikurimandap Kathmandu or the National Park check post at Dhunche. The permits cost 3000 rupees equivalent to US$30. Also, you require the Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) card. TAAN and its member agencies in Kathmandu issue the TIMS Card. Your handling operator company Oriental Journeys will manage all the necessary permits and documents for your trekking program.
We will provide a tourist Standard 3-star Hotel in Kathmandu like Samsara Resort or Hotel Thamel or similar during your stay in Kathmandu whereas there will be a Tea House Lodge, Homestay and Lodge during your trek days.
Days | Hotel/Lodge | Category | Place |
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01 | Hotel Thamel / Samsara Resort | 3 Star | Kathmandu |
02-07 | Trekking Lodge/Home Stay | Lodge/Home Stay | En route |
08 | Hotel Thamel / Samsara Resort | 3 Star | Kathmandu |
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From Tribhuvan International Airport you will be transferred to your hotel. Oriental Journeys will invite you for the trip’s itinerary briefing. You will be provided with the necessary permits.
Early morning, your guide from Oriental Journeys will take you to the bus park. The Bus to Dhuche starts from Balaju Bus Park which is close to Thamel. You will be driving through the beautiful village and you will see snow Scrapped Mountain along the Langtang Himalaya.
Overnight stay at Syabrubensi
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A wonderful Tamang Heritage Trail trek lies on the northern side of Kathmandu Valley. It preserves the traditional practices in a better way. The trail is worthwhile to get the insight of Tamang culture, and traditions. It neighbors the Langtang Valley. On this moderate seven to nine-day trek, you just get up close with the Tamang people. The Tamang Heritage trail trek has the added benefit of providing sustainable economic benefits to the local community.
Lying north of the Kathmandu Valley, the Tamang Heritage Trail Trek is perhaps the most accessible trekking region in Nepal. Here, you can experience some of the most beautiful sceneries. The trail offers terraced green farmland and thick forests. You will see the peaks of the Langtang and bordering the Himalayas from a close point. Besides this, a bonus to the natural features is the chance to trek through Tamang villages. Due to which, the travelers often love to combine the trek with Langtang Valley Trekking. In addition to this, Trekking to the Tamang Heritage Trail helps bring a source of income to the Tamang people in this area.
According to different studies, the Tamang people originally came from Tibet as horse traders. Later on, they settled in hilly parts of Nepal. Their major settlements are usually within proximity to the Kathmandu Valley. The migration happened several hundred years ago. They have retained a distinct identity with Tibetan roots, as well as their language. They have historically been one of the most marginalized ethnic groups in Nepal. Sadly, they were among the worst-affected groups during the 2015 mega-earthquake. During the hard hours, their homes tended to be in vulnerable areas cut off from help. Therefore, Tamang Heritage Trail is the best way of exploring the unique culture, traditions, lifestyles, and people of the Tamang community.
One the first day, you will drive from Kathmandu takes you to Syabrubensi. Syabrubensi is the trekking starting point for Tamang Heritage Trail. A transfer service of local bus departs regularly in the morning from Kathmandu at Balaju Bus Park. Alternatively, hiring a Jeep for easy travel is a good decision for comfort and punctuality. It takes a 7-8 hours drive to reach the point on a local bus whereas Jeep reaches quicker. It will be a scenic journey along the thrilling Pasang Lhamu Highway. The highway connects the capital city of Kathmandu with Tibet at Timure.
The best time to trek the are is September- mid-December and March – the first week of June. The autumn is the best season due to the clear sky and stop of monsoon season. The region is rich with greenery and distance views during the season. Whereas Spring is time for new leaves, blooming rhododendron forests and snowy peaks.
The weather is generally cool but don’t’ have to expect cold except some days during winter. If there is rainfall during the winter we have to expect snowfall in the region. Otherwise the temperature is tolerable moderate. Carrying a rain sheet will be a precaution idea to keep yourself safe from unexpected rainfall during September and Spring season. You should carry warm clothes, hiking boots, sunglasses, walking sticks, gloves, raincoats, medicines, reusable water bottles, and light snacks.
Tamang Heritage trail falls under the restricted /controlled area of Nepal. The Department of Immigration of Nepal in Kathmandu issues special permits to enter the region. The Special Permit to the area costs US$20 per person for a week. Your entry into the trail also demands an entry permits for Langtang National Park. Department of National Parks and Conservation area issues the permit from its offices located at Bhrikurimandap Kathmandu or the National Park check post at Dhunche. The permits cost 3000 rupees equivalent to US$30. Also, you require the Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) card. TAAN and its member agencies in Kathmandu issue the TIMS Card. Your handling operator company Oriental Journeys will manage all the necessary permits and documents for your trekking program.
From Tribhuvan International Airport you will be transferred to your hotel. Oriental Journeys will invite you for the trip’s itinerary briefing. You will be provided with the necessary permits.
Early morning, your guide from Oriental Journeys will take you to the bus park. The Bus to Dhuche starts from Balaju Bus Park which is close to Thamel. You will be driving through the beautiful village and you will see snow Scrapped Mountain along the Langtang Himalaya.
Overnight stay at Syabrubensi
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