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Royal Trek

The Royal trek is a very simple and easy kind of trekking which starts from Pokhara with a drive to BIjayapur Khola. This is a short enjoyable trek, ideal for those who don't have time for longer Himalayan expeditions. The beauty of this trek is that even though it is a short trek it still offers spectacular views of Annapurna I II III IV, Macchapuchre, Lamjung, Dhaulagiri and other surrounding peaks. This trek is known as 'The Royal Trek', because its route was used by Prince Charles of England in 1980.

Below mentioned Itinerary is only breif one, please CONTACT US for fully detailed tailor made program. Thank You

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Itinerary
What`s Included

Day 1: Travel from Kathmandu to Pokhara by land (this will take 6 to 7 hours) or flight (this will take 30 minutes). Preparing for the trekking.
Day 2: Drive to trek starting point. Trek to Kalikasthan (976 m). Overnight stay in Kalikasthan.
Day 3: Trek from Kalikasthan (976 m) to Saklung (1220 m). Overnight stay in Saklung.
Day 4: Trek from Saklung (1220 m) to Chisapani (1650 m). Overnight stay in Chisapani.
Day 5: Trek from Chisapani (1650 m) to Begnas. Then drive from Begnas to Pokhara.
Day 6: Travel back from Pokhara to Kathmandu by drive or flight.

Price includes:
Meal Plan: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner with tea/coffee
Permits: ACAP, TIMS
Support Crew: One Guide, Necessary Porter,
Accommodation: Tea House while on trek | Tourist Standard Hotel in Pokhara, Kathmandu - BB Plan
Transportation: Pokhara to Bijayapur by Car, Tourist Bus: Kathmandu - Pokhara - Kathmandu.
Equipments: Sleeping Bag, Down Jackets,
Necessaries for Crew: all meals, insurance, sallary, equipments, transportation,etc).

Price excludes:
Any bar bills (Beer, mineral water, coke etc), personal insurance, rescue charge, personal clothing's etc
Note: Price subjected to change if more or less than 4 pax.

Introduction - Bird Watching in Nepal

Nepal is blessed with a vast array of exceptionally rich bird life, with a total of over 871 species recorded (more than 380 out of them are found in the wetlands and open fields inside the Kathmandu valley). Nepal's diverse topography and climate have resulted in a variety of habitats within the country, home to over 8% of the world's total bird population. Therefore Nepal is a paradise for birdwatchers! From the lowland jungle of the terai through dense rhododendron and oak forests of the middle hills to the windswept plateaus of the high Himalaya: there are birds everywhere to keep your attention.

We can arrange birdwatching tours for you from short to long, walking, driving or floating, with a guide or bird specialist, however you like you trip to be. Below, we displayed the most popular birdwatching places in Nepal with their details, so you can decide which area(s) are of your biggest interest. Please contact us if you are interested to book a birdwatching trip. We are pleased to help you discover this rich variety of beautiful animals during your travel through Nepal!