- Duration: 17 days - Difficulty Level: Moderate (Grade B) - Destination: Nepal - Meals & Accommodation: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner provided - Trip Start & End: Kathmandu-Kathmandu Maximum Altitude: 4515m Best Time to Travel: April-May-June, September-October-November BOOK? Discount price with group 1 people = US$2100 2 people = US$ 20 The space - Duration: 17 days - Difficulty Level: Moderate (Grade B) - Destination: Nepal - Meals & Accommodation: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner provided - Trip Start & End: Kathmandu-Kathmandu Maximum Altitude: 4515m Best Time to Travel: April-May-June, September-October-November BOOK? Discount price with group 1 people = US$2100 2 people = US$ 20%off 3 people = US$30% off 4 people = US$40%Off If more than 4 people likewise wise discount with you and please ask me Numbur Cheese Circuit trek is an exciting and relatively new trekking trail that differs from other popular trekking trails in the Everest and Rolwaling Region. The trail starts from Ramechhap, located about 190 km east of Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. This 14 to 17-day circuit trail connects two beautiful river valleys, Khimti and Likhu, nestled in the lap of the Everest and Rolwaling Region... The trek is named after the virgin peak Numberchuli, which stands tall at an impressive height of 6959 meters. During the trek, one will have the opportunity to visit Nepal's first yak cheese factory, established in 1957, and the famous Thodung Monastery. Along the way, one can observe the different ritual activities still being practiced ipracticedduism and Buddhism. The most rewarding aspect of this trek is the opportunity to meet people from 21 different indigenous communities, such as Sherpa, Newar, Thami, Tamang, Yolmo, Majhi, and others. The Number Cheese Circuit Trail provides visitors with breathtaking views of majestic Himalayan peaks, including the Everest range, Numberchuli, Gaurishankar, Jugal, and Langtang Himal range, along with a chance to explore the still-vibrant Sherpa cultural attractions trek is also home to impressive glaciers and moraines, such as Linkhu Nup Glacier, Bigphere Go Glacier, Surmoche Glacier, and others in the surrounding areas. The mountain massifs towards Gumdel, the rocky mountain in and around Panchpokhari, and the wonderful landscape at Tarekharka are some of the most fascinating things to see on this route. High Himalayan lakes, revered by the pilgrims, such as Panchpokhari, Jatapokhari, Bhalepokhari, and Dudhpokhari, are also prime attractions here. The circuit boasts rich biodiversity ranging from temperate to alpine vegetation, comprising folded pine forests, blooming rhododendrons, scattered bamboo patches, and colorful pastures that provide the best habitat for endangered wild animals and bird species such as Red Panda, Musk Deer, Himalayan Thar, and various species of pheasants like Danphe. This primarily Eco-Lodge Camping Trek is combined with a unique homestay experience. If one doesn't choose to fly to Lukla, one can start the Everest Base Camp Trek from here. Usually, the Number trek starts from Shivalaya, an 8-9 hours drive from Kathmandu, following the Araniko Highway towards Tibet before turning right over the Sunkoshi at Lamosangu for the climb of the Swiss-built Lamosangu-Jiri road, the gateway to the Solukhumbu. However, during the Monsoon season (June – August), the road is usually closed to Shivalaya, so one should walk from Jiri to Shivalaya, adding an extra day to the trek. To enter the Gaurishankar Conservation Area in Shivalaya, one needs to get an entry permit from the information center in Scenterya or Kathmandu, the same place where the permit for Everest is obtained. Some of the trip highlights include sightseeing in World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu, a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Those, shivalaya, and the trek of Everest and the Rolwaling Region. An ancient walking path known as Jiri to Shivalaya connects the Everest region with the Numur of Cheese Trek. One of the new treks now begins in Thosey Bazaar, Ramechhap which is also referred to as Nepal's second iron resource after Phulchoki, where iron was once used to create weapons for war with China. For this reason, Nepal's history is remarkable. MAJOR ATTRACTIONS OF NUMBER CHEESE CIRCUIT TREK - Visit one of Nepal’s first Yak Cheese factories - Enjoy views of Numburchuli, Everest Range, Gaurishankar, Jugal Himal, Parchemo Peak, Bigphera Go Nup (Pathivara), and the Langtang Himalayan Range - Spot Himalayan Thar, Red Panda, Musk Deer, and various species of Pheasant DETAIL ITINERARY OF NUMBUR CHEESE CIRCUIT TREK DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN KATHMANDU(1340M) Upon your arrival, you will be warmly welcomed. After hotel check-in, we eagerly anticipate your presence at a traditional dining experience. DAY 2: KATHMANDU SIGHTSEEING Immerse yourself in cultural heritage with visits to Boudhanath Stupa, Patan Durbar Square, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Swayambhunath, according to your preferences. DAY 3: DRIVE TO THOSEY BAZAAR (1750M) Embark on a scenic drive to Thosey Bazaar, the gateway to the Numbur Cheese Circuit Trek. Enjoy picturesque views along the way, culminating in an overnight stay. DAY 4: TREK TO KHARHARE (2175M) Embark on a trek to Kharhare, a quaint village with a unique seasonal population. Appreciate the natural beauty during the 4-hour trek from Shivalaya. DAY 5: TREK TO PANIPAKHA (3105M) Journey to Panipakha, the first camping site of the trek. Enjoy stunning natural scenery and the Khimti River during the 4-hour trek. DAY 6: TREK TO MANEDANDA (3940M) Trek to Manedanda, passing through Sherpa settlements and Rhododendron forests. Set up camp amidst the serene surroundings for the night. DAY 7: TREK TO PANCH POKHARI (4515M) Explore the holy Panch Pokhari and the wish-fulfilling Baula Pokhari. Set up camp at Panchpokhari for a memorable night. DAY 8: TREK TO TARE (4140M) Descend to Tare, enjoying mountain views and sampling fresh Yak cheese along the way. DAY 9: TREK TO NGEJU (3690M) Trek to Ngeju, passing through Gyajo La and Likhu Glaciers. Rest and rejuvenate in this picturesque location. DAY 10: TREK TO LHACHHEWAR (2665M) Journey to Lhachhewar, a village inhabited by Sherpa communities. Immerse yourself in the traditional lifestyle and culture of the Sherpa ethnic group. DAY 11: TREK TO KYAMA (2380M) Trek through river valleys and lush forests, enjoying majestic views of Numburchuli and Pathibhara. Reach Kyama after a 4-hour trek. DAY 12: TREK TO GUMDEL (2255M) Trek to Gumdel, a village known for homestays and Sherpa hospitality. Experience a warm welcome and cultural immersion upon arrival. DAY 13: TREK TO SERVING (3360M) Continue the trek to Serding, passing through forests and witnessing cheese-making processes. Taste the local cheese and enjoy the natural beauty. DAY 14: TREK TO LAPCHANE (3150M) Visit Thodung Monastery and enjoy mountain views on the way to Lapchane. Experience Newari culture and traditions, and hike to Tamdanda for panoramic views. DAY 15: TREK TO THOSEY BAZAAR (1750M) Conclude the trek with a descent to Thosey Bazaar for a well-deserved rest. DAY 16: DRIVE TO KATHMANDU Return to Kathmandu after breakfast in Jiri. Relax and unwind at the hotel upon arrival. DAY 17: DEPARTURE Join us for a farewell party as we express our gratitude. We will accompany you to the airport, hoping for future encounters. Safe travels! Cost Includes: - Airport pick up and drop off by private tourist vehicle - Three nights’ twin sharing basis accommodation at 3-star category hotels in Kathmandu with breakfast - Guided city tour in Kathmandu by private tourist vehicle - A government-licensed holder city tour guide - Full board meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek - Lodges and guesthouse accommodations during the trek - Professional license holder English-speaking trekking guide - If you need the required number of local staff and porters (2 trekkers = 1 porter) - Food, accommodation, salary, insurance, equipment, and medicine for all staff - Everest National Park Entry permit and TIMS permit for trekking - If you need to rent a Down jacket, duffle bag, and sleeping bag? - Drive from Kathmandu - Shivalaya & Those - Kathmandu by local bus - Farewell Dinner in a traditional Nepali restaurant with a cultural show - Government taxes, VAT, Numburr cheese circuit trek, entrance fees, and service e Charge Cost Excludes: - Lunch and dinner in Kathma du - Entrance fees for all monuments during the tour - Emergency rescue and evacuation cost - Your travel insurance - Nepal entry visa fee - Personal expenses like hot shower, battery recharge, hot and cold drinks, etc. - Personal trekking equipment - Tips for trekking, tour staff, and driver (Tipping is expected) - Any other expenses that are not mentioned in the ‘Cost Includes' section What are the essential requirements for undertaking the Numbur Cheese circuit trek? Meals: Breakfast Hiking boots Sandals/Crocs Several sets of undergarments Good quality down jacket and pants Fleece jacket Thermal wear T-shirts and pants Warm woolen clothes for the night Trekking stick One set of gloves Woolen hat Sunhat Sunglasses Sunscreen Water bottle with purifying tablets Toiletries A medium-sized towel Energy bars Basic medications Rain Gears. What are the advantages of booking the Numbur Cheese Circuit trek with our company? - Best Price Guarantee - 100% Safe Money - Local Knowledge and On-Ground Attendance - 24/7 Availability - Customizable Trips - Guaranteed Departure - Flexible Departure Dates - Budget-Friendly Trips - Based in Nepal - Quick Response - Special Care and Consideration Guest access - Duration: 17 days - Difficulty Level: Moderate (Grade B) - Destination: Nepal - Meals & Accommodation: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner provided - Trip Start & End: Kathmandu-Kathmandu Maximum Altitude: 4515m Best Time to Travel: April-May-June, September-October-November BOOK? Discount price with group 1 people = US$2100 2 people = US$ 20%off 3 people = US$30% off 4 people = US$40%Off If more than 4 people likewise wise discount with you and please ask me Numbur Cheese Circuit trek is an exciting and relatively new trekking trail that differs from other popular trekking trails in the Everest and Rolwaling Region. The trail starts from Ramechhap, located about 190 km east of Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. This 14 to 17-day circuit trail connects two beautiful river valleys, Khimti and Likhu, nestled in the lap of the Everest and Rolwaling Region... The trek is named after the virgin peak Numberchuli, which stands tall at an impressive height of 6959 meters. During the trek, one will have the opportunity to visit Nepal's first yak cheese factory, established in 1957, and the famous Thodung Monastery. Along the way, one can observe the different ritual activities still being practiced ipracticedduism and Buddhism. The most rewarding aspect of this trek is the opportunity to meet people from 21 different indigenous communities, such as Sherpa, Newar, Thami, Tamang, Yolmo, Majhi, and others. The Number Cheese Circuit Trail provides visitors with breathtaking views of majestic Himalayan peaks, including the Everest range, Numberchuli, Gaurishankar, Jugal, and Langtang Himal range, along with a chance to explore the still-vibrant Sherpa cultural attractions trek is also home to impressive glaciers and moraines, such as Linkhu Nup Glacier, Bigphere Go Glacier, Surmoche Glacier, and others in the surrounding areas. The mountain massifs towards Gumdel, the rocky mountain in and around Panchpokhari, and the wonderful landscape at Tarekharka are some of the most fascinating things to see on this route. High Himalayan lakes, revered by the pilgrims, such as Panchpokhari, Jatapokhari, Bhalepokhari, and Dudhpokhari, are also prime attractions here. The circuit boasts rich biodiversity ranging from temperate to alpine vegetation, comprising folded pine forests, blooming rhododendrons, scattered bamboo patches, and colorful pastures that provide the best habitat for endangered wild animals and bird species such as Red Panda, Musk Deer, Himalayan Thar, and various species of pheasants like Danphe. This primarily Eco-Lodge Camping Trek is combined with a unique homestay experience. If one doesn't choose to fly to Lukla, one can start the Everest Base Camp Trek from here. Usually, the Number trek starts from Shivalaya, an 8-9 hours drive from Kathmandu, following the Araniko Highway towards Tibet before turning right over the Sunkoshi at Lamosangu for the climb of the Swiss-built Lamosangu-Jiri road, the gateway to the Solukhumbu. However, during the Monsoon season (June – August), the road is usually closed to Shivalaya, so one should walk from Jiri to Shivalaya, adding an extra day to the trek. To enter the Gaurishankar Conservation Area in Shivalaya, one needs to get an entry permit from the information center in Scenterya or Kathmandu, the same place where the permit for Everest is obtained. Some of the trip highlights include sightseeing in World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu, a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Those, shivalaya, and the trek of Everest and the Rolwaling Region. An ancient walking path known as Jiri to Shivalaya connects the Everest region with the Numur of Cheese Trek. One of the new treks now begins in Thosey Bazaar, Ramechhap which is also referred to as Nepal's second iron resource after Phulchoki, where iron was once used to create weapons for war with China. For this reason, Nepal's history is remarkable. MAJOR ATTRACTIONS OF NUMBER CHEESE CIRCUIT TREK - Visit one of Nepal’s first Yak Cheese factories - Enjoy views of Numburchuli, Everest Range, Gaurishankar, Jugal Himal, Parchemo Peak, Bigphera Go Nup (Pathivara), and the Langtang Himalayan Range - Spot Himalayan Thar, Red Panda, Musk Deer, and various species of Pheasant DETAIL ITINERARY OF NUMBUR CHEESE CIRCUIT TREK DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN KATHMANDU(1340M) Upon your arrival, you will be warmly welcomed. After hotel check-in, we eagerly anticipate your presence at a traditional dining experience. DAY 2: KATHMANDU SIGHTSEEING Immerse yourself in cultural heritage with visits to Boudhanath Stupa, Patan Durbar Square, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Swayambhunath, according to your preferences. DAY 3: DRIVE TO THOSEY BAZAAR (1750M) Embark on a scenic drive to Thosey Bazaar, the gateway to the Numbur Cheese Circuit Trek. Enjoy picturesque views along the way, culminating in an overnight stay. DAY 4: TREK TO KHARHARE (2175M) Embark on a trek to Kharhare, a quaint village with a unique seasonal population. Appreciate the natural beauty during the 4-hour trek from Shivalaya. DAY 5: TREK TO PANIPAKHA (3105M) Journey to Panipakha, the first camping site of the trek. Enjoy stunning natural scenery and the Khimti River during the 4-hour trek. DAY 6: TREK TO MANEDANDA (3940M) Trek to Manedanda, passing through Sherpa settlements and Rhododendron forests. Set up camp amidst the serene surroundings for the night. DAY 7: TREK TO PANCH POKHARI (4515M) Explore the holy Panch Pokhari and the wish-fulfilling Baula Pokhari. Set up camp at Panchpokhari for a memorable night. DAY 8: TREK TO TARE (4140M) Descend to Tare, enjoying mountain views and sampling fresh Yak cheese along the way. DAY 9: TREK TO NGEJU (3690M) Trek to Ngeju, passing through Gyajo La and Likhu Glaciers. Rest and rejuvenate in this picturesque location. DAY 10: TREK TO LHACHHEWAR (2665M) Journey to Lhachhewar, a village inhabited by Sherpa communities. Immerse yourself in the traditional lifestyle and culture of the Sherpa ethnic group. DAY 11: TREK TO KYAMA (2380M) Trek through river valleys and lush forests, enjoying majestic views of Numburchuli and Pathibhara. Reach Kyama after a 4-hour trek. DAY 12: TREK TO GUMDEL (2255M) Trek to Gumdel, a village known for homestays and Sherpa hospitality. Experience a warm welcome and cultural immersion upon arrival. DAY 13: TREK TO SERVING (3360M) Continue the trek to Serding, passing through forests and witnessing cheese-making processes. Taste the local cheese and enjoy the natural beauty. DAY 14: TREK TO LAPCHANE (3150M) Visit Thodung Monastery and enjoy mountain views on the way to Lapchane. Experience Newari culture and traditions, and hike to Tamdanda for panoramic views. DAY 15: TREK TO THOSEY BAZAAR (1750M) Conclude the trek with a descent to Thosey Bazaar for a well-deserved rest. DAY 16: DRIVE TO KATHMANDU Return to Kathmandu after breakfast in Jiri. Relax and unwind at the hotel upon arrival. DAY 17: DEPARTURE Join us for a farewell party as we express our gratitude. We will accompany you to the airport, hoping for future encounters. Safe travels! Cost Includes: - Airport pick up and drop off by private tourist vehicle - Three nights’ twin sharing basis accommodation at 3-star category hotels in Kathmandu with breakfast - Guided city tour in Kathmandu by private tourist vehicle - A government-licensed holder city tour guide - Full board meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek - Lodges and guesthouse accommodations during the trek - Professional license holder English-speaking trekking guide - If you need the required number of local staff and porters (2 trekkers = 1 porter) - Food, accommodation, salary, insurance, equipment, and medicine for all staff - Everest National Park Entry permit and TIMS permit for trekking - If you need to rent a Down jacket, duffle bag, and sleeping bag? - Drive from Kathmandu - Shivalaya & Those - Kathmandu by local bus - Farewell Dinner in a traditional Nepali restaurant with a cultural show - Government taxes, VAT, Numburr cheese circuit trek, entrance fees, and service e Charge Cost Excludes: - Lunch and dinner in Kathma du - Entrance fees for all monuments during the tour - Emergency rescue and evacuation cost - Your travel insurance - Nepal entry visa fee - Personal expenses like hot shower, battery recharge, hot and cold drinks, etc. - Personal trekking equipment - Tips for trekking, tour staff, and driver (Tipping is expected) - Any other expenses that are not mentioned in the ‘Cost Includes' section What are the essential requirements for undertaking the Numbur Cheese circuit trek? Meals: Breakfast Hiking boots Sandals/Crocs Several sets of undergarments Good quality down jacket and pants Fleece jacket Thermal wear T-shirts and pants Warm woolen clothes for the night Trekking stick One set of gloves Woolen hat Sunhat Sunglasses Sunscreen Water bottle with purifying tablets Toiletries A medium-sized towel Energy bars Basic medications Rain Gears. What are the advantages of booking the Numbur Cheese Circuit trek with our company? - Best Price Guarantee - 100% Safe Money - Local Knowledge and On-Ground Attendance - 24/7 Availability - Customizable Trips - Guaranteed Departure - Flexible Departure Dates - Budget-Friendly Trips - Based in Nepal - Quick Response - Special Care and Consideration During your stay - Duration: 17 days - Difficulty Level: Moderate (Grade B) - Destination: Nepal - Meals & Accommodation: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner provided - Trip Start & End: Kathmandu-Kathmandu Maximum Altitude: 4515m Best Time to Travel: April-May-June, September-October-November BOOK? Discount price with group 1 people = US$2100 2 people = US$ 20%off 3 people = US$30% off 4 people = US$40%Off If more than 4 people likewise wise discount with you and please ask me Numbur Cheese Circuit trek is an exciting and relatively new trekking trail that differs from other popular trekking trails in the Everest and Rolwaling Region. The trail starts from Ramechhap, located about 190 km east of Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. This 14 to 17-day circuit trail connects two beautiful river valleys, Khimti and Likhu, nestled in the lap of the Everest and Rolwaling Region... The trek is named after the virgin peak Numberchuli, which stands tall at an impressive height of 6959 meters. During the trek, one will have the opportunity to visit Nepal's first yak cheese factory, established in 1957, and the famous Thodung Monastery. Along the way, one can observe the different ritual activities still being practiced ipracticedduism and Buddhism. The most rewarding aspect of this trek is the opportunity to meet people from 21 different indigenous communities, such as Sherpa, Newar, Thami, Tamang, Yolmo, Majhi, and others. The Number Cheese Circuit Trail provides visitors with breathtaking views of majestic Himalayan peaks, including the Everest range, Numberchuli, Gaurishankar, Jugal, and Langtang Himal range, along with a chance to explore the still-vibrant Sherpa cultural attractions trek is also home to impressive glaciers and moraines, such as Linkhu Nup Glacier, Bigphere Go Glacier, Surmoche Glacier, and others in the surrounding areas. The mountain massifs towards Gumdel, the rocky mountain in and around Panchpokhari, and the wonderful landscape at Tarekharka are some of the most fascinating things to see on this route. High Himalayan lakes, revered by the pilgrims, such as Panchpokhari, Jatapokhari, Bhalepokhari, and Dudhpokhari, are also prime attractions here. The circuit boasts rich biodiversity ranging from temperate to alpine vegetation, comprising folded pine forests, blooming rhododendrons, scattered bamboo patches, and colorful pastures that provide the best habitat for endangered wild animals and bird species such as Red Panda, Musk Deer, Himalayan Thar, and various species of pheasants like Danphe. This primarily Eco-Lodge Camping Trek is combined with a unique homestay experience. If one doesn't choose to fly to Lukla, one can start the Everest Base Camp Trek from here. Usually, the Number trek starts from Shivalaya, an 8-9 hours drive from Kathmandu, following the Araniko Highway towards Tibet before turning right over the Sunkoshi at Lamosangu for the climb of the Swiss-built Lamosangu-Jiri road, the gateway to the Solukhumbu. However, during the Monsoon season (June – August), the road is usually closed to Shivalaya, so one should walk from Jiri to Shivalaya, adding an extra day to the trek. To enter the Gaurishankar Conservation Area in Shivalaya, one needs to get an entry permit from the information center in Scenterya or Kathmandu, the same place where the permit for Everest is obtained. Some of the trip highlights include sightseeing in World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu, a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Those, shivalaya, and the trek of Everest and the Rolwaling Region. An ancient walking path known as Jiri to Shivalaya connects the Everest region with the Numur of Cheese Trek. One of the new treks now begins in Thosey Bazaar, Ramechhap which is also referred to as Nepal's second iron resource after Phulchoki, where iron was once used to create weapons for war with China. For this reason, Nepal's history is remarkable. MAJOR ATTRACTIONS OF NUMBER CHEESE CIRCUIT TREK - Visit one of Nepal’s first Yak Cheese factories - Enjoy views of Numburchuli, Everest Range, Gaurishankar, Jugal Himal, Parchemo Peak, Bigphera Go Nup (Pathivara), and the Langtang Himalayan Range - Spot Himalayan Thar, Red Panda, Musk Deer, and various species of Pheasant DETAIL ITINERARY OF NUMBUR CHEESE CIRCUIT TREK DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN KATHMANDU(1340M) Upon your arrival, you will be warmly welcomed. After hotel check-in, we eagerly anticipate your presence at a traditional dining experience. DAY 2: KATHMANDU SIGHTSEEING Immerse yourself in cultural heritage with visits to Boudhanath Stupa, Patan Durbar Square, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Swayambhunath, according to your preferences. DAY 3: DRIVE TO THOSEY BAZAAR (1750M) Embark on a scenic drive to Thosey Bazaar, the gateway to the Numbur Cheese Circuit Trek. Enjoy picturesque views along the way, culminating in an overnight stay. DAY 4: TREK TO KHARHARE (2175M) Embark on a trek to Kharhare, a quaint village with a unique seasonal population. Appreciate the natural beauty during the 4-hour trek from Shivalaya. DAY 5: TREK TO PANIPAKHA (3105M) Journey to Panipakha, the first camping site of the trek. Enjoy stunning natural scenery and the Khimti River during the 4-hour trek. DAY 6: TREK TO MANEDANDA (3940M) Trek to Manedanda, passing through Sherpa settlements and Rhododendron forests. Set up camp amidst the serene surroundings for the night. DAY 7: TREK TO PANCH POKHARI (4515M) Explore the holy Panch Pokhari and the wish-fulfilling Baula Pokhari. Set up camp at Panchpokhari for a memorable night. DAY 8: TREK TO TARE (4140M) Descend to Tare, enjoying mountain views and sampling fresh Yak cheese along the way. DAY 9: TREK TO NGEJU (3690M) Trek to Ngeju, passing through Gyajo La and Likhu Glaciers. Rest and rejuvenate in this picturesque location. DAY 10: TREK TO LHACHHEWAR (2665M) Journey to Lhachhewar, a village inhabited by Sherpa communities. Immerse yourself in the traditional lifestyle and culture of the Sherpa ethnic group. DAY 11: TREK TO KYAMA (2380M) Trek through river valleys and lush forests, enjoying majestic views of Numburchuli and Pathibhara. Reach Kyama after a 4-hour trek. DAY 12: TREK TO GUMDEL (2255M) Trek to Gumdel, a village known for homestays and Sherpa hospitality. Experience a warm welcome and cultural immersion upon arrival. DAY 13: TREK TO SERVING (3360M) Continue the trek to Serding, passing through forests and witnessing cheese-making processes. Taste the local cheese and enjoy the natural beauty. DAY 14: TREK TO LAPCHANE (3150M) Visit Thodung Monastery and enjoy mountain views on the way to Lapchane. Experience Newari culture and traditions, and hike to Tamdanda for panoramic views. DAY 15: TREK TO THOSEY BAZAAR (1750M) Conclude the trek with a descent to Thosey Bazaar for a well-deserved rest. DAY 16: DRIVE TO KATHMANDU Return to Kathmandu after breakfast in Jiri. Relax and unwind at the hotel upon arrival. DAY 17: DEPARTURE Join us for a farewell party as we express our gratitude. We will accompany you to the airport, hoping for future encounters. Safe travels! Cost Includes: - Airport pick up and drop off by private tourist vehicle - Three nights’ twin sharing basis accommodation at 3-star category hotels in Kathmandu with breakfast - Guided city tour in Kathmandu by private tourist vehicle - A government-licensed holder city tour guide - Full board meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek - Lodges and guesthouse accommodations during the trek - Professional license holder English-speaking trekking guide - If you need the required number of local staff and porters (2 trekkers = 1 porter) - Food, accommodation, salary, insurance, equipment, and medicine for all staff - Everest National Park Entry permit and TIMS permit for trekking - If you need to rent a Down jacket, duffle bag, and sleeping bag? - Drive from Kathmandu - Shivalaya & Those - Kathmandu by local bus - Farewell Dinner in a traditional Nepali restaurant with a cultural show - Government taxes, VAT, Numburr cheese circuit trek, entrance fees, and service e Charge Cost Excludes: - Lunch and dinner in Kathma du - Entrance fees for all monuments during the tour - Emergency rescue and evacuation cost - Your travel insurance - Nepal entry visa fee - Personal expenses like hot shower, battery recharge, hot and cold drinks, etc. - Personal trekking equipment - Tips for trekking, tour staff, and driver (Tipping is expected) - Any other expenses that are not mentioned in the ‘Cost Includes' section What are the essential requirements for undertaking the Numbur Cheese circuit trek? Meals: Breakfast Hiking boots Sandals/Crocs Several sets of undergarments Good quality down jacket and pants Fleece jacket Thermal wear T-shirts and pants Warm woolen clothes for the night Trekking stick One set of gloves Woolen hat Sunhat Sunglasses Sunscreen Water bottle with purifying tablets Toiletries A medium-sized towel Energy bars Basic medications Rain Gears. What are the advantages of booking the Numbur Cheese Circuit trek with our company? - Best Price Guarantee - 100% Safe Money - Local Knowledge and On-Ground Attendance - 24/7 Availability - Customizable Trips - Guaranteed Departure - Flexible Departure Dates - Budget-Friendly Trips - Based in Nepal - Quick Response - Special Care and Consideration Other things to note - Duration: 17 days - Difficulty Level: Moderate (Grade B) - Destination: Nepal - Meals & Accommodation: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner provided - Trip Start & End: Kathmandu-Kathmandu Maximum Altitude: 4515m Best Time to Travel: April-May-June, September-October-November BOOK? Discount price with group 1 people = US$2100 2 people = US$ 20%off 3 people = US$30% off 4 people = US$40%Off If more than 4 people likewise wise discount with you and please ask me Numbur Cheese Circuit trek is an exciting and relatively new trekking trail that differs from other popular trekking trails in the Everest and Rolwaling Region. The trail starts from Ramechhap, located about 190 km east of Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. This 14 to 17-day circuit trail connects two beautiful river valleys, Khimti and Likhu, nestled in the lap of the Everest and Rolwaling Region... The trek is named after the virgin peak Numberchuli, which stands tall at an impressive height of 6959 meters. During the trek, one will have the opportunity to visit Nepal's first yak cheese factory, established in 1957, and the famous Thodung Monastery. Along the way, one can observe the different ritual activities still being practiced ipracticedduism and Buddhism. The most rewarding aspect of this trek is the opportunity to meet people from 21 different indigenous communities, such as Sherpa, Newar, Thami, Tamang, Yolmo, Majhi, and others. The Number Cheese Circuit Trail provides visitors with breathtaking views of majestic Himalayan peaks, including the Everest range, Numberchuli, Gaurishankar, Jugal, and Langtang Himal range, along with a chance to explore the still-vibrant Sherpa cultural attractions trek is also home to impressive glaciers and moraines, such as Linkhu Nup Glacier, Bigphere Go Glacier, Surmoche Glacier, and others in the surrounding areas. The mountain massifs towards Gumdel, the rocky mountain in and around Panchpokhari, and the wonderful landscape at Tarekharka are some of the most fascinating things to see on this route. High Himalayan lakes, revered by the pilgrims, such as Panchpokhari, Jatapokhari, Bhalepokhari, and Dudhpokhari, are also prime attractions here. The circuit boasts rich biodiversity ranging from temperate to alpine vegetation, comprising folded pine forests, blooming rhododendrons, scattered bamboo patches, and colorful pastures that provide the best habitat for endangered wild animals and bird species such as Red Panda, Musk Deer, Himalayan Thar, and various species of pheasants like Danphe. This primarily Eco-Lodge Camping Trek is combined with a unique homestay experience. If one doesn't choose to fly to Lukla, one can start the Everest Base Camp Trek from here. Usually, the Number trek starts from Shivalaya, an 8-9 hours drive from Kathmandu, following the Araniko Highway towards Tibet before turning right over the Sunkoshi at Lamosangu for the climb of the Swiss-built Lamosangu-Jiri road, the gateway to the Solukhumbu. However, during the Monsoon season (June – August), the road is usually closed to Shivalaya, so one should walk from Jiri to Shivalaya, adding an extra day to the trek. To enter the Gaurishankar Conservation Area in Shivalaya, one needs to get an entry permit from the information center in Scenterya or Kathmandu, the same place where the permit for Everest is obtained. Some of the trip highlights include sightseeing in World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu, a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Those, shivalaya, and the trek of Everest and the Rolwaling Region. An ancient walking path known as Jiri to Shivalaya connects the Everest region with the Numur of Cheese Trek. One of the new treks now begins in Thosey Bazaar, Ramechhap which is also referred to as Nepal's second iron resource after Phulchoki, where iron was once used to create weapons for war with China. For this reason, Nepal's history is remarkable. MAJOR ATTRACTIONS OF NUMBER CHEESE CIRCUIT TREK - Visit one of Nepal’s first Yak Cheese factories - Enjoy views of Numburchuli, Everest Range, Gaurishankar, Jugal Himal, Parchemo Peak, Bigphera Go Nup (Pathivara), and the Langtang Himalayan Range - Spot Himalayan Thar, Red Panda, Musk Deer, and various species of Pheasant DETAIL ITINERARY OF NUMBUR CHEESE CIRCUIT TREK DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN KATHMANDU(1340M) Upon your arrival, you will be warmly welcomed. After hotel check-in, we eagerly anticipate your presence at a traditional dining experience. DAY 2: KATHMANDU SIGHTSEEING Immerse yourself in cultural heritage with visits to Boudhanath Stupa, Patan Durbar Square, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Swayambhunath, according to your preferences. DAY 3: DRIVE TO THOSEY BAZAAR (1750M) Embark on a scenic drive to Thosey Bazaar, the gateway to the Numbur Cheese Circuit Trek. Enjoy picturesque views along the way, culminating in an overnight stay. DAY 4: TREK TO KHARHARE (2175M) Embark on a trek to Kharhare, a quaint village with a unique seasonal population. Appreciate the natural beauty during the 4-hour trek from Shivalaya. DAY 5: TREK TO PANIPAKHA (3105M) Journey to Panipakha, the first camping site of the trek. Enjoy stunning natural scenery and the Khimti River during the 4-hour trek. DAY 6: TREK TO MANEDANDA (3940M) Trek to Manedanda, passing through Sherpa settlements and Rhododendron forests. Set up camp amidst the serene surroundings for the night. DAY 7: TREK TO PANCH POKHARI (4515M) Explore the holy Panch Pokhari and the wish-fulfilling Baula Pokhari. Set up camp at Panchpokhari for a memorable night. DAY 8: TREK TO TARE (4140M) Descend to Tare, enjoying mountain views and sampling fresh Yak cheese along the way. DAY 9: TREK TO NGEJU (3690M) Trek to Ngeju, passing through Gyajo La and Likhu Glaciers. Rest and rejuvenate in this picturesque location. DAY 10: TREK TO LHACHHEWAR (2665M) Journey to Lhachhewar, a village inhabited by Sherpa communities. Immerse yourself in the traditional lifestyle and culture of the Sherpa ethnic group. DAY 11: TREK TO KYAMA (2380M) Trek through river valleys and lush forests, enjoying majestic views of Numburchuli and Pathibhara. Reach Kyama after a 4-hour trek. DAY 12: TREK TO GUMDEL (2255M) Trek to Gumdel, a village known for homestays and Sherpa hospitality. Experience a warm welcome and cultural immersion upon arrival. DAY 13: TREK TO SERVING (3360M) Continue the trek to Serding, passing through forests and witnessing cheese-making processes. Taste the local cheese and enjoy the natural beauty. DAY 14: TREK TO LAPCHANE (3150M) Visit Thodung Monastery and enjoy mountain views on the way to Lapchane. Experience Newari culture and traditions, and hike to Tamdanda for panoramic views. DAY 15: TREK TO THOSEY BAZAAR (1750M) Conclude the trek with a descent to Thosey Bazaar for a well-deserved rest. DAY 16: DRIVE TO KATHMANDU Return to Kathmandu after breakfast in Jiri. Relax and unwind at the hotel upon arrival. DAY 17: DEPARTURE Join us for a farewell party as we express our gratitude. We will accompany you to the airport, hoping for future encounters. Safe travels! Cost Includes: - Airport pick up and drop off by private tourist vehicle - Three nights’ twin sharing basis accommodation at 3-star category hotels in Kathmandu with breakfast - Guided city tour in Kathmandu by private tourist vehicle - A government-licensed holder city tour guide - Full board meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek - Lodges and guesthouse accommodations during the trek - Professional license holder English-speaking trekking guide - If you need the required number of local staff and porters (2 trekkers = 1 porter) - Food, accommodation, salary, insurance, equipment, and medicine for all staff - Everest National Park Entry permit and TIMS permit for trekking - If you need to rent a Down jacket, duffle bag, and sleeping bag? - Drive from Kathmandu - Shivalaya & Those - Kathmandu by local bus - Farewell Dinner in a traditional Nepali restaurant with a cultural show - Government taxes, VAT, Numburr cheese circuit trek, entrance fees, and service e Charge Cost Excludes: - Lunch and dinner in Kathma du - Entrance fees for all monuments during the tour - Emergency rescue and evacuation cost - Your travel insurance - Nepal entry visa fee - Personal expenses like hot shower, battery recharge, hot and cold drinks, etc. - Personal trekking equipment - Tips for trekking, tour staff, and driver (Tipping is expected) - Any other expenses that are not mentioned in the ‘Cost Includes' section What are the essential requirements for undertaking the Numbur Cheese circuit trek? Meals: Breakfast Hiking boots Sandals/Crocs Several sets of undergarments Good quality down jacket and pants Fleece jacket Thermal wear T-shirts and pants Warm woolen clothes for the night Trekking stick One set of gloves Woolen hat Sunhat Sunglasses Sunscreen Water bottle with purifying tablets Toiletries A medium-sized towel Energy bars Basic medications Rain Gears. What are the advantages of booking the Numbur Cheese Circuit trek with our company? - Best Price Guarantee - 100% Safe Money - Local Knowledge and On-Ground Attendance - 24/7 Availability - Customizable Trips - Guaranteed Departure - Flexible Departure Dates - Budget-Friendly Trips - Based in Nepal - Quick Response - Special Care and Consideration