Nepal Adventure Private Führung
Beschreibung
Die Nepal-Abenteuertour bietet Ihnen die erstaunliche Geste natürlicher Schönheit in Nepal. Die Mischung aus Kultur, Geschichte, Natur und Abenteuer sind in dieser Reise enthalten. Diese Reise bietet Ihnen einige echte Nervenkitzel von Wildwasserflüssen und Himalaya. Fühlen Sie die Natur mit Nervenkitzel und sammeln Sie die Momente Ihres Lebens in den faszinierenden Orten Nepals. Darüber hinaus ist die Nepal-Abenteuerreise möglicherweise eine der aufregendsten und schönsten Touren für Abenteuerliebhaber. Das Abenteuer in Nepal hat viel Raum mit atemberaubenden Landschaften und erstaunlichen Berggipfeln. Das Kernabenteuer im nepalesischen Terrain ist nur ein Wunsch für jeden Abenteuerliebhaber. Die atemberaubende Aussicht und die aufregenden Erlebnisse machen diese Reise zu einem unvergesslichen Erlebnis. Diese Abenteuertour bietet ein unglaubliches Abenteuererlebnis an den schönsten Orten Nepals. Auch die Mischung aus Natur, Kultur und Abenteuer ist das Hauptthema dieser Reise.
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Wichtige Informationen
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Kleinkinder müssen auf dem Schoß eines Erwachsenen sitzen.
- Nicht empfohlen für Schwangere
- Nicht empfohlen für Reisende mit Herz-Kreislauf-Schwäche
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
Bewertungen(1)
I arrived in Nepal in mid-March with the idea of doing a long (at least 2-week) trek to Gokyo in the Everest (Khumbu) region. I had the time and wanted to acclimatize slowly by spending a week or so of trekking to reach the popular destination of Namche Bazaar. I was introduced to Kiran of Altitude Himalaya who assured me that my ideas of trekking from Jiri to Gokyo (and potentially Everest Base Camp if acclimatization went well) were do-able over the course of 18-20 days. Kiran immediately came across as friendly, knowledgeable and experienced. He suggested that he and I do a practice hike to get a sense of my capabilities and what I could expect to find on my trek. We did this hike, it was a very good idea, and within a day he found a guide for me, Sudip, who also had a lot of experience and knew the terrain I was going to. Sudip was a fine guide, knowledgeable, strong, and an easy personality to be around. The trek started at Bimti Bhandar (east of Jiri) and, over the following 19 days, took me to Taksindu, Nunthala, Karakhola, Chaulikharka, Namche, Dole, Machermo and then to Gokyo. With me having acclimatized okay, Sudip and I continued over to Cho La Pass and then linked up with the main trail to Everest Base Camp. We went up there and then returned to Namche via Pengboche. It was a strenuous trek at times but this is what anyone doing this should expect and the pay off is the fact that you have spectacular landscapes all around you. The lodges all served good healthy food and made travelers feel at home. The lodges on the EBC trail were very busy by mid-April but we always found a place for ourselves. Kiran was only a phone call away and helped out whenever we had these rare uncertainties about accommodation. But Kiran checked in with Sudip and I occasionally anyway to hear about how things were going. The trek finished in Lukla and Sudip and I flew from there to Ramachap Airport and then a bus transfer to Kathmandu. After I returned to Kathmandu, it was a pleasure for me to take Kiran and Sudip out for dinner and drinks. They were also generous to me in their own way and are great ambassadors for Nepal. Well done to Altitude Himalaya and I wish their venture much success!
Thanks William for sharing a detailed trip experience and your rating, we love to see you again in Nepal.
