Makalu Base Camp

Makalu Base camp is one of the most popular trekking destinations for tourists. It is the fifth-highest mount mountain on the planet. (8,481) m, however, the trek to its base camp is a less-frequented course because of its relative unavailability. The trek is perfect for nature-loving trekkers who need to experience a variety of landscapes and cultures, as well as uncommon views of some of the world’s tallest mountains, including Everest
The trek begins in warm, terraced farmland possessed by the Rai individuals, an ethnic gathering discovered overwhelmingly in the slopes of eastern Nepal. As the route climbs, you will go through rhododendron forest (most impressive in the spring, when the blossoms sprout stunning red, purple, pink and white) and cloud forest, through a portion of the last territories of pristine forest and snow-capped knolls in Nepal.
From Makalu Base Camp there are spectacular views of the rarely seen Kanchenjunga face of Everest, as well as Lhotse, Chamlang, and Kanchenjunga in the Far East. The Makalu Barun National Park is the eighth biggest in Nepal, covering 2,330 sq. km, and is home to the absolute rarest greenery in Nepal, including the Red Panda.
22 Days Base Camp in Makalu
Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu and Transfer Hotel
Day 02: Full Day Sightseeing Kathmandu
It is absurd to expect to visit all world legacy destinations in Kathmandu inside a day.
Day 03: Fly Kathmandu to Numlingtar Drive to Num
Day 04: Trek Num to Seuda
The path today slides steeply from Num through the Cornfield of Lumbang. The nation is especially rough; modest porches planted with corn and grain, at that point we have extreme steep climb to Sedua. Camp
Day 05: Trek Seuda to Tashi Goan
The path crosses glades and a few streams, at that point climb to the Sherpa valley of Tashi Gaon, the last changeless settlement in the valley. Camp
Day 06: Trek Tashi Goan to Kauma
A very hard day of the trek as the trail goes up real steep. We walk through the sparse forests along the ridge over a hillock and descend a bit to Kauma at 3470 m. Camp
Day 07: Camp Kauma
Today is rest day as well as we go through the day exploring around Kauma.
Day 08: Trek Kauma to Mumbak
We again start today with a lofty ascension then through less steeply rhododendron timberlands to the highest point of the edge. You will have sublime views of Chamlang (7,290 m) Peak 6 (6739 m) and Peak 7 (6105 m). At that point we will have a last drop through a forest of firs and rhododendrons to Mumbuk. Camp
Day 09: Trek Mumbak to Neha Kharka
Today the path slips soak ravine with a stream for about 500m. The path is poorly characterized, rough and messy mud in places as it leads up the frigid valley. From here you can have perfect views of Peak 6. Nhe Kharka is situated on a huge open grassy plain at a rise of 3000 m. from here you will have extraordinary mountain sees. Camp
Day 10: Trek Neha Kharka to Sherson
The path today turns westbound and leaves the rhododendron timberlands for high tundra. There are amazing views of Pyramid Peak (7168 m), Peak 4 (6720 m) and so on. Sherson is at 4615 m somewhat risky day as the height acquires than 1500 m however we don’t have a decision since we don’t have any reasonable camp between Nhe Kharka and Sherson.
Day 11: Trek Sherson to Makalu Base Camp
Today is a progressive move to a minor pass about 100 m . From here you will have a heavenly south face view of Makalu likewise you will have the option to see the total scene of Everest and Lhotse. Camp
Day 12: Explore Makalu Base Camp
Today trekking gets more out of control as the forest close in, where the inaccessible lavish green slope invites you, which is an ideal natural surroundings for various types of winged creatures, including the Wren Babbler, that is rarely found in other parts of the world, , and here, in excess of 75 types of warm blooded animals have adjusted to this spot since days of yore, including Red Panda, Snow-Leopard and Musk Deer, and they may run over your eyes on the off chance that you are blessed. These uncommon creatures flourish in the brutal atmosphere of the mountains, and this is the way they become legendaries, and to have their impression is compensating itself.
Day 13: Makalu Base Camp To Neha Kharka
We retrace back down to Barun Valley. Camp
Day 14: Neha Kharka to Mumbuk
We continue back down journey. Camp at Mumbuk
Day 15: Mumbuk to Kauma
We trek across Shipton La and slide to Kauma
Day 16:  kauma to  Tashi Goan
Today we walk somewhat long to Tashi Gaon. Camp
Day 17: Trek to pakuwa
We stroll through cultivating settlements to the spread-out Rai town. Continue in forest past a few streams to Pukuwa. Camp
Day 18: Pakuwa to Bumling
Walk through the forest and follows some fabulous high and uncovered thin tracks as it moves over rough edges. We camp over the Chhetri town of Bumbling.
Day 19: Bumling to Tumlingtar
We following the east bank of the Arun and the course go through Chyawabesi before making a short move climb to Tumlingtar. Camp
Day 20: Fly Tumlingtar to Kathmandu
Day 21: Free Day to Rest in Kathmandu
Day 22: Final Departure From Kathmandu

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