Trekking de la vallée de Humla-Limi au mont Kailash, 18 Jours
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Trekking de la vallée de Humla-Limi au mont Kailash, 18 Jours

Jours: 18 / Difficulté: 4 of 5 (Intense)
Min. Personnes: 2 / Max. personnes: 8

Le trekking de la vallée de Humla-Limi au Mont Kailash est l'une des expériences inoubliables et inhabituelles en termes de culture, de nature et d'aventure. Le sentier de randonnée de Simikot au Kailash a été ouvert aux touristes étrangers en 1997. Depuis lors, le voyage vers le mont Kailash est devenu plus facile et, bien sûr, avec plus d'exploration culturelle de Humla, l'un des endroits les plus éloignés géographiquement mais les plus riches culturellement, avec sa flore et sa faune. Le trekking de Simikot à Kailash constitue une formidable exploration culturelle le long de l'ancienne route des caravanes de sel entre le Tibet et le Népal.

Le mont Kailash, considéré comme l'incarnation physique du mythique mont Meru, est considéré comme la montagne la plus sacrée du monde. Sa pyramide de roche saupoudrée de neige est située dans la région riche en paysages du Tibet occidental, entre les chaînes de l'Himalaya et du Karakurum. Depuis son sommet, on peut admirer l'Afghanistan, le Pakistan, l'Inde et le Népal. Le pèlerinage religieux autour de son circuit de cinquante-trois kilomètres (32 miles parikrama) est considéré comme de très bon augure. En fait, toute la région du mont Kailash a une signification religieuse importante et comprend les deux lacs d'altitude bleu turquoise et immaculés de Mansarovar et Rakshesa. Le mont Kailash est considéré comme sacré par les adeptes de plusieurs religions. Pour les hindous, le Kailash est la demeure de Shiva et le lac Manasarobar, situé à proximité, l'âme de Brahma. Les Tibétains appellent le Kailash Kang Rimpoche. Les jaïns le vénèrent comme le mont Ashtapada, le sommet depuis lequel le fondateur de la religion, Rishabanatha, a atteint la libération spirituelle. Les adeptes du Bon-Po, l'ancienne religion chamanique prébouddhiste du Tibet, vénèrent le Kailash comme l'âme du Tibet. Cette région sacrée est connue comme le nombril (centre) de l'univers, attirant des érudits et des chercheurs du monde entier. Le mont Kailash (également connu sous le nom de "Sumeru Parbat" dans les épopées hindoues) offre un voyage spirituellement enrichissant, naturellement unique et vraiment gratifiant, le voyage d'une vie!


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Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu 1338m

Upon arrival in Kathmandu, our company representative will welcome you at the airport. Then you will be transferred to the hotel in our company van. 
Accommodation: 3 Star Hotel
Meal: N/A

Day 02: Humla Restricted Area Permit Procedure and afternoon fly from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj by plane
Today you have free day in Kathmandu. And afternoon your trip will start with the flight to Nepalgunj. Transfer to Hotel.
Accommodation: 3 Star Hotel
Meal: Breakfast

Day 03: Fly from Nepalgunj to Simikot 2910m/45 minutes and trek to Dharapori 2300m/2.5 hours
After landing in Simikot, at 2910m, the thing is lunch. Our 65-km trek to the Tibetan border begins by climbing from the Simikot air-strip, and passing by the water source for the upper Simikot Khasa village. Climbing the trail from here, we reach the Simikot Lagna Pass, at 3000 m. It does not look far, but it is a long 300-metre pull to the top of forested ridge overlooking the town. After descending for 1 hour the rail goes toward Dharapori our overnight halt.
Accommodation: Tented Camp
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 04: Trek from Dharapori to Kermi 2690m/6 hours
The trail this day starts off reasonably level. We pass by a Thakuri village called Tuling, and wild nut and apricot trees provide welcome shade along the bank of the River Karnali as the trek passes through Dharapori at 2300m. We cross the Yabka Khola (also known as Dhara-pori Khola), and soon We reach the campsite of Dharapori, which has a few teashops. Walking another 10 minutes brings us the Thakuri village of Dharapori situated on the top of a ridge which also has a police check-post. Below this village, a bridge over the Humla Karnali leads to a couple of Lama villages called Jad Kholsi and Khangalgaon. These villages belong to the Tugchulungba community and the route to these villages passes the Thakuri village of Hitan (thakuri) Kholsi. This is the last Thakuri village in the valley and the upper limit of rice cultivation. From Dharapori, the trail goes straight along the right bank of the Karnali River to the Gharapori Khola, a small tributary of the Karnali. Ascending from this stream of Dharapari Khola,the trail undulates along the Karnali River up to Chachera at 2350 m, a cave campsite used by sheep caravans. Thre is also nice waterfall nearby. Just above this waterfalls is a Lama village called Chyadog, which also belongs to the Tugchulungba community. Then climb over a ridge past swarms of lizards sunning themselves as we approach Kermi, situated besides a stream, at 2690 m. Kermi is the last Tugchulungba village.The actual route by passes Kermi and the only camp nearby is below the village.
Accommodation: Tented Camp
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 05: Trek from Kermi to Tsongsa 3400m/8 hours 
Today we follow the Sechi river toward Langdok La and climb up Langdok La Pass 4200m. From the pass we will have beautiful views of Sechi valley and surrounding peaks. Then the trail steep ascends from Takhor Khola and continues to Sengjungma. After one hour ascend you will reach your camp site Tsongsa. It is the base camp of Nyalo Pass.
Accommodation: Tented Camp 
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 06: Trek from Tsongsa to Talung Valley 3500m/8 hours via Nyalo Pass 4800m
Today is a very tough, but rewarding climb to the highest point during the trek via Selimon Lake (4630m) exploration along the way, the Nyalu La Pass 4950m. There can be snow, which makes the climb more challenging. From the pass we can see breathtaking 360 degree views into Humla and into Tibet. We can see the holy Mt. Kailash on nail size in far Tibet and Mt. Saipal 7031m and the many more mountains. From the pass it is a steep down trail toward Talung valley. Talung is a beautiful valley. 
Accommodation: Tented Camp 
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 07: Trek from Talung Valley to Jang 3450m/7 hours 
The trail goes up slowly but gradually down from Takchi bridge and enter in to Zang village also known as Zhabuk valley via Tsomgo Lake. Jang is the one of three villages in the Limi valley and, as with the other villages, it is very special place where the Buddhist culture still continues relatively untouched by the modern world. We camp near the village place call Chekjur on the corner there is hot spring. You can enjoy bath in hot spring. Degung Kyapgon Rinpoche highest guru of Digung Kagyu bless the place and named it Tashithang. From Takchi there another route leads north that is the way to Chhyakpalung and Lapcha Syar. From Lapcha Syar one can view Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar clearly. That is two days walk from Takchi river. Nowadays easily drive to Lapcha Syar and come back by truck in one day. From Talung Tagkarbu via Zhabuk (Gonba Yok) ruined village slowly walk toward Takchi. Zhabuk was biggest and most prosperous village before it ruins in Limi valley. Lama Palya is the richest one among the villagers. To save his mother, sister and wealth from enemy he had forcefully turned village into ashes, now you still see ashes turned it to white sand. 
Accommodation: Tented Camp 
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 08: Trek from Jang to Til Jung or Tilchu 3680m/5 hours 
Today is also an easy walk from Jang’s Tashithang to Halji, following the Limi river. Following the trail upstream of Limi river crossing the wooden bridges. Once we reach at Halji village, visit the Rinchhenling monastery and wander around in the villages. In Halji the monastery, Rinchhenling Gompa, is in the village built in the 14th Century and belongs to the Kagyugpa Sect.  This is the biggest and most important monastery in the Limi Valley. You will have lunch at Halji with visiting the Monastery. Then further a short 2 hours trek to Tilchu following Limi river, that is your camp site for overnight halt.
Accommodation: Tented Camp 
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 09: Trek from Till Jung or Tilchu to Manepeme 3850m/6 hours
From Tiljung the trail passes 4200m pass Lamka La and then The trail leads inside Lamka La with thorny bushy zigzag trail till Chukrangma then the trail leads steep descend .  We see some white buildings attached high to a slope along the trail. This is the monastery from Til with some retreat houses next to it. The village is surrounded by Himalayan red birches and terraced fields, which both are bright yellow in September-October. Til is a beautiful authentic Buddhist village, as all are villages in the Limi valley. Most villagers still wear the original Tibetan dress. The most of trail follows Karnali river until reaching Mani Pedme.
Accommodation: Tented Camp 
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 10: Trek from Manepeme to Hilsa 3700m/4 hours and then drive to Purang 3900m/1 hour
The path climbs gradually most part of the path is rocky. We walk in a dramatic landscape, where is a small flat area close to the huge Rock written Buddhist Mantra “OM MANE PADME HUM” the place is name after the Mantra. Once we leave Manepeme the trail follow Karnali river little far off. It is a slightly difficult trail winds its way over a slope, until it connects with a larger trail high on the slope. After that we reach Hilsa just about 100m far from Chinese immigration by crossing suspension bridge. You will be served lunch before heading toward inside Tibet part. After lunch immigration formalities and then you will be transfered to Purang. Purang also called Taklakot locally is one of the economic hub in western Tibet specially Ali prefecture. It is also trading hub between Western Nepal and Western Tibet. 
Accommodation: 3 Star Hotel
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 11: Manasarover Holy deep and Circumambulation by vehicle 102km/3 hours, visit Chiu Monastery & Evening drive to Darchen 4560m/60km/1 hours
Today you will be dropped to Mansarover and check in Guest House and after Lunch your Manasarover Parikrama Circumambulation on vehicle will start which takes 3 hours it is aprox. 90km, after that you have a short visit Chiu Monaster overlooking Manasrover Lake. Chiu Monastery is one of the old monastery dedicated to Guru Padma Sambhaba (Guru Rimpoche) the tantric master of Tibetan Buddhism. It is believed that Guru Rimpoche made long time meditation at the Monastery cave during 7th Century while Buddhist propagation in western Tibet. Evening you will be transfered to Darchen the foot of Kailash.
Accommodation: 4 Star Hotel 
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 12: Drive to Tarboche 12km and Trek to Diraphuk 4900m/12km/6 hours
Today our Kailash trek starts. From Darchen we drive around 12km to Tarboche the starting point of Kailash. All our yaks are waiting at Tarboche for our baggage. We start walking from Tarboche to Diraphuk having different Kailash South west faces. If you would like to visit the Chuku Gompa it is along the way but you need to hike up to rocky mountain for half an hour. Evening we will have visit of Diraphuk monastery.
Accommodation: Guest-house
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 13: Trek over Dolma La 5630m to Dzutulphuk 4790m/23km/8.5 hours
Today we have long way, that's why we start early morning around 7 AM Beijing time in order to pass Dolma La pass which is the toughest one during Kailash yatra tour. It takes around 4 hours to get passed the pass, once the pass is done the trail follow steep down toward Dzutulphuk.
Accommodation: Guest-house
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 14: Trek Ends at Mani Wall 2.5 hours and Further Drive to Paryang or Dzongba 7 hours 
After 2.5 hours trekking from Dzutulphuk, our vehicle will meet at Mani wall then we will drive to Darchen. After lunch we will drive to Paryang or Dzongba if time permits the night stay may be Saga too.
Accommodation: Guest-house 
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 15: Dzongba/Paryang – Saga - Kyirong 2800m
From Dzongba or Paryang the road follows same until Saga and Pelko lake. After that you the road will be separated toward border town Kyirong and it is 60km far to reach exact border location the Rasuwagadhi.
Accommodation: Hotel (Twin Bed Sharing)
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 16: Kyirong – Rasuwagadhi Border Cross – Kathmandu 
Today a short drive toward Border immigration point, From here all Tibetan guide and driver will say you good bye after immigration formalities. You will be checked in Nepal side and have visa for Nepal all will assist by our border representative, after lunch you will have drive toward Kathmandu. The road toward Kathmandu some portion is bumpy but overall it is good countryside road. As the road follows from Langtang national park you could explore local typical Nepalese villages and people along the way. After reaching Kathmandu, we transfer to hotel in Kathmandu.
Accommodation: 3 Star Hotel
Meal: Breakfast & Lunch

Day 17: Free Day in Kathmandu 
Today you can visit Kathmandu city by your own. 
Accommodation: 3 Star Hotel
Meal: Breakfast

Day 18: Departure from Kathmandu 
Today you have free time until your airport reporting time, you could have shopping around Thamel or walk around city or visit somewhere. After that you will be dropped off to airport to connect your flight back to Home or next destination. 
Accommodation: N/A
Meal: Breakfast

# Group Size Basis Trip Cost: (Private Trip or Group Joining Trip)
All-inclusive Trip Price for 2 persons basis: USD 4750 Per Person
All-inclusive Trip Price for 3-4 persons basis: USD 4100 Per Person
All-inclusive Trip Price for 5-8 persons basis: USD 3600 Per Person
Single Supplement - USD 475

Note: The package can be redesigned or redeveloped as per your taste. For more information please e-mail us at snftnepal@yahoo.de

Important: In case of emergency during the trip, Helicopter will be arranged by Swiss Family Treks & Expedition (P) Ltd. The charges must be paid by the clients themselves.

Prix à partir de/Adulte Status *
USD 3,600
EUR 3.356
SFr 3.331
GBP 2.808
AUD 5.364
CAD 4.788
Tour est disponible
* Dates can be flexible, please contact us for individual dates.

Our Trekking and Tour Package Cost includes:
* Airport / Hotel / Airport pick up & transfer by car / Van.
* 3 nights deluxe single/double/twin sharing bed accommodation with breakfast at 3 star hotel in Kathmandu.
* 1 night deluxe single/double/twin sharing bed accommodation with breakfast at 3 star hotel in Nepalgunj.
* Kathmandu city tour as per the above itinerary and all entrance fees.
* Domestic flight from Kathmandu-Nepalgunj-Simikot and airport tax.
* Restricted Area or Special permit for Humla region.
* Mule and Mule driver for 8 days trek (Nepal side).
* Kyirong-Kathmandu Land Transportation.
* Transportation by Luxury Bus/Jeep while in Tibet.
* English Speaking Local Tibetan Guide while in Tibet.
* All local and monastery entrance fees.
* Yak & Yak man for baggage and other stuff supply during mount Kailash trek.
* All hotel & guest-house accommodation in Tibet side.
* Freshly cooked full board meals during the trekking in Nepal and Tibet side.
* Chef and Kitchen crews with all kitchen utensils/equipment.
* Mineral waters & Juices during Kailash Yatra.
* All land transportation in Nepal and Tibet Tour.
* Tibet Travel Permit and Tibet Group Visa Fee.
* Oxygen and first aid kit.
* Insurance for guide & Kitchen Crews.
* Government Tax and VAT.
* Office Service charge.



Our Trekking and Tour Package Cost doesn't include:
* Any meals (Lunch and Dinner) in Kathmandu and Nepalgunj other than breakfast.
* Photographic charges in the monasteries.
* Travel insurance.
* International air fare to and from Nepal.
* Nepal Tourist Visa fees and Nepal re-entry Visa.
* Emergency Evacuation (Helicopter Rescue).
* Any costs which arise due to a change of the itinerary, because of landslides, political disturbance, and strikes etc.
* Any other costs whatsoever, that is not mentioned in the cost included.
* Items and expenses of personal nature.
* Any kind of alcoholic drinks, cold drinks, snacks, laundry, phone call, Internet.
* Personal Trekking Equipment.
* Tips for guide, porters, driver...

                                                Tipping is expected but it is not mandatory.


Trekking de la vallée de Humla-Limi au mont Kailash, 18 Jours


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