Stunning Rara Lake Trek Journey

Following breakfast the following morning, you will go for a full-day sightseeing trip of the Kathmandu Valley. You may see Swyambhunath, a very old temple that is essentially classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the revered Pashupatinath Temple.

Highlights of our guided trip include the largest Buddhist stupa at Boudhanath and the exquisite artwork and old architecture of Kathmandu Durbar Square, which showcase the ancient culture of Nepal.

Patan City’s historic architecture and renowned fine arts will charm you on a visit. You will have time to explore the neighborhood, eat supper, and maybe take a leisurely stroll down the well-known streets when you get back to your hotel. A traditional Nepalese dinner at the Nepali Cultural Restaurant rounds off the day.

Early breakfast for a quick connecting flight to Jumla, where you will be greeted by our trekking personnel who have already arrived after a lengthy overland journey and walks. Jumla serves as the district’s primary administrative hub.

From Jumla, the journey continues with a short ascent through picturesque agricultural communities to our first overnight camp at Chauriya Chaur, a lovely farm community on the way to Rara Lake.

After a gorgeous morning, our adventure begins with an upward climb through a calm woodland of rhododendron, birch, and pine trees, followed by a journey to an unnamed green meadow hilltop and a pass known as Jaljala, which offers breathtaking views of Kanjiroba Himal to the northeast. The trek takes you into tranquil wilderness, then downhill through cool forest for a couple of hours before arriving at the summer pasture area, where you can camp overnight in this beautiful location.

The route begins with a few hours of downhill walking to Sinja, followed by a downstream hike through a deep pine forest, via beautiful farmland and courtyards to Sinja village. Sinja Village, which originated in the Nepali language between the 12th and 14th centuries, is made up of very old ruin temples and monuments, as well as antique sculptured stones covered in moss and weeds. From there, the walk follows the river upstream to Ganj, a little settlement, before continuing through a spectacular gorge to our final destination.

As the walk progresses, our walk today is only for a half-day of 3 to 4 hours, as the morning walk begins by departing Sinja Khola and then following another stream of Ghatte Khola towards North-Eastwards towards a short uphill, then coming at a pretty tiny valley and into farm fields with ancient times water mills used for milling corns and wheats into fine flour for breads, from here approaching our overnight tented camp on the border rim of Rara National Park at a small.

Starting the morning walk in this serene environment from Ghorosinga camp, heading uphill with a climb all the way to Chuchemara Danda at 4,260 meters, on reaching the top ridge with an awesome panorama of surrounding country landscapes and beautiful scenery of snowy peaks to the north, after enjoying the magnificent views, the walk leads to a descent looking down at beautiful Rara Lake. crossing Khatyar Khola for an overnight camp on the Rara Lake shore.

Rara, also known as Birendra Tal, is Nepal’s largest lake and is regarded as the “Queen of the Lakes.” You can take a boat ride on this lake and have a great time. The Chuchhemara peak is located on the lake’s southern side, encircled by Ruma Kand and Malika to the north. Returning to the campsite after shooting countless shots and enjoying the scenery in the area. Overnight stay in a tent camp.

Starting the trek back with a pleasurable and delightful time in Rara lake and its surroundings, today is a new, mild trek on the path that leads to a ridge top at Jhyari small village. From here, the walk follows Jhyari Bira Khola down for a brief period before crossing Dhauligar Khola valley all the way to Pina for our overnight camp, which is a small farm village with a police station, homestays, and tea shops.

Our trek begins in Pina village with an uphill climb into a serene and captivating wilderness with amazing views of scenery and mountain ranges to the north, then with a steady climb to Ghurchi-Lagna pass, the highest point of this great adventure, this place with several chortens (Buddhist monuments) and decorated with prayer flags, from here our trail descends throughout all grasslands and pastures, into walnut groves, and then leading to a Chauta village.

Following Sinja khola via Bumramadichaur, we pass a small lodge, tea shop, and health center before walking beneath the overhanging rock at Kamra, which contains a large natural herbal mineral known as Silaji. The walk continues from here on a downhill walk towards Sinja Khola, and then to Nyauri village, where we take a nice break before following the river upstream and climbing about 600 meters to Tharamara for our overnight camp, which has nice pasture land and pristine surroundings.

Our final day of this amazing vacation begins with a delightful downhill to a nice green valley and into postcard-perfect woodlands of rhododendron, oak, and pine trees, before arriving at a bountiful horticulture-tended valley. The hike passes through the little settlements of Patmara, following a similar river more than halfway to Jumla, the final overnight stop. After a wonderful circle through the Jumla and Muga regions, return to Jumla town with the late evening free to browse around this vibrant market.