Artus Tour Ltd
Sam Karki
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Annapurna Sunrise
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Chitwan National Park
Duration : 22 Days
Itinerary & Trek Details
Trip Information:
The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is one of the most popular treks in the world. Mt. Annapurna (8091 m) is the 10th highest mountain among the world’s 14 eight-thousanders. Annapurnarange is a 55 km (34 miles) long section of Himalayas in North Central Nepal which includes Annapurna I and thirteen additional peaks above 7000 m. and sixteen more over 6000 m. The Annapurna region lies in the foothill of Mt. Annapurna in the North-central Nepal stretching along with Lamjung Himal from the Kali Gandaki in the west to the Marshyangdi in the east
Annapurna is a Sanskrit word meaning "full of food" (feminine form), but is normally translated as the name for Goddess of the Harvests. In Hinduism, Annapurna is" the universal and timeless kitchen-goddess , the mother who feeds. Without her there is starvation, a universal fear. This makes Annapurna a universalgoddess. Her most popular shrine is located in Kashi, on the banks of the river Ganga." Her association with the giving of food (wealth) led her in time to be transformed into Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth.
About two-thirds of all trekkers in Nepal visit the Annapurna region. The area is easily accessible, guest houses and teahouses in the hills are plentiful, and treks here offer incredibly diverse scenery, with both high mountains and lowland villages. The trek to Annapurna Base Camp passes through waterfalls, villages, farmlands, rhododendron forests. Also, because the entire area is inhabited, trekking in the region offers unique cultural exposure and experience. The trek starts for a lower altitude of 800 meters and reach the high altitude of over 4,000 meters, the acclimatization process is gradual.
The Annapurna Base Camp Trek starts from the City of Pokhara. The actual walking begins from Naya Pul which can be reached after an hour short drive from Pokhara. While trekking along toGhandruk, Pass along various small villages like Chimrong,Syauli Bazar, Chane etc., enjoying the close panoramic view ofFishtail, Annapurna South, and Hiuchuli mountains. Ascending from Ghandrukkot , pass through additional rhododendron and oak forests, we reach Chhomrong, a gurung village with more close up views of Mt. Annapurna South (8091 m),Machhapuchchhre(6993 m) and Mt. Dhaulagiri (8176m) etc.From Pokkhara, we will visit the BhuPu Sainik Secondary School and Janabikas Government Secondary School in Besisahar. This package will also take you to Chitwan national park, one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites, where you can enjoy Jungle Safari, Elephant Ride and Elephant bath, Ride Canoe in Raptiriver.
The 22-day Annapurna Trek and Chitwan National Park Tour’sitinerary is designed for the trekkers who want relaxed trekking. If you want more longer trek over a challenging pass in Annapurna region, Annapurna Circuit Trek-21 days would be best option as it passes through famous high pass of the world,Thorong La.
Route Map
Day to Day Itinerary
DAY 01:Arrive in Kathmandu [1300m/4264ft]
Day 02: KTM Sightseeing Tour
Day 03: Sightseeing Tour: Patan & Bhaktapur
Day 04: Drive [6hrs] to Pokhara [823m/2,700ft]
Day 05: Drive to Nayapul & Trek to TikheDhunga[1525m]
Day 06: Trekking from Tikhedhunga [1525 m] toGhorepani [2856 m]
Day 07: Ghorepani [2856 m] - Poon Hill [3195 m] toTadapani [2625 m]
Day 08: Tadapani [2625m] to Ghandruk [1940 m]
Day 09: Ghandruk [1970 m] to Jhinudanda [1780 m]
Day 10: Jhinudanda to Landruk [1565 m]
Day 11: Landruk to Pothana
Day 12: Pothana to Dhampus Phedi & Drive back toPokhara
Day 13: Rest Day & Shopping in Pokhara
Day 14: Full Day Pokhara Sightseeing withSarangkot Sunrise
Day 15: Drive from Pokhara to Besi Sahar
Day 16: Visit BhuPu Sainik Secondary School andJanabikas Government Secondary Schoolin Besisahar
Day 17: Drive to Chitwan from Besisahar
Day 18: Full Day at Chitwan National Park including Jungle Safari
Day 19: drive Back to Kathmandu by bus
Day 20: Nagarkot Overnight Tour
Day 21: Rest Day & Shopping in Kathmandu
Day 21: Final Departure
Detailed Day to Day Itinerary
DAY 01: Arrive in Kathmandu [1300m/4264ft]
Pick up from airport by our Representative and transfer to hotel.Pre-trip meeting at your hotel. Introduction to your Trek Leader/ Guide. Final briefing and preparation for the trip.
Day 02: KTM Sightseeing Tour
Your will be provided with a guided tour to four of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu – Kathmandu Durbar Square,Pashupatinath, Swayambhu and Boudhanath.
Kathmandu Durbar Square (meaning: Kathmandu Palace in Nepali) holds the palaces of them medieval kings who ruled over the then Kathmandu (Kathmandu Valley used to be called Nepal then).
Pashupatinath houses a sacred lingam, or the phallic symbol of Lord Shiva and is one of the four most important religious sites in Asia for Shiva devotees. The Pashupatinath Temple is the largest Hindu temple and is considered to be the holiest of all Hindu Temples. However, Non Hindus are not allowed inside theTemple. The Aryaghat alongside Pashupati and on the banks of the Bagmati River is a famous funeral site for the Hindus.
Boudhanath is one of the holiest Buddhist site in Kathmandu. Thestupa's massive mandala makes it one of the largest sphericalstupas in the world. The area of Boudhnath is also famous for over 50 Tibetan Gompas or monasteries.
Swayambhu meaning the "the self-existent" is popular among the foreigners as the Monkey Temple owing to the large number of monkey population residing in the area.
Day 03: Sightseeing Tour: Patan & Bhaktapur
You will be provided with a guided tour to two more UNESCO World Heritage Sites adjacent to Kathmandu – Patan Durbar Square & Bhaktapur Durbar Square. Patan is also called Lalitpur,Lalit meaning Fine Arts. So Patan is also known as “City of Fine Arts”. Patan Durbar Square is one of the places in the Kathmandu Valley where the medieval arts and architecture still remain in its original state. The Durbar Square is full of ancient places, temples and shrines, noted for their exquisite carvings, mostly the Hindu and Buddhist monuments.
Similarly, the town of Bhaktapur, or the Town of the Devotees (Bhakta meaning devotee), preserves medieval arts, architecture, culture, and lifestyle to this date. One is sure to feel like travelling back into the past while walking along the Bhaktapurthoroughfares, squares and streets.
Overnight Stay in Kathmandu (B and B)
Day 04: Drive [6hrs] to Pokhara [823m/2,700ft]
Early Bus to Pokhara. Be sure to catch right side of the Bus for the best view of Trishuli and other Rivers, hills, green fields and different villages and settlements . Pokhara offers magnificent views of Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, Machhapuchhare, five peaks of Annapurna and others. Flight option is also available.
Day 05: Drive to Nayapul & Trek to TikheDhunga [1525m] – 5-6 hrs Trek
An hour Drive to Naya Pool from Pokhara and we start our trek from there. 20 Minutes walk from there; we reach beautiful village of Birethanti, a large village on the old Nepal-Tibet trading route. Following the bank of Burungdi River, we climb slightly upto the valley of Hille [1495 m]. From Hille, our trek continues to Tikhedhunga [1525 m].
Day 06: Trekking from Tikhedhunga [1525 m] to Ghorepani[2856 m] -- 5-6 hrs Trek
This trail crosses a stream before ascending a steep, stone staircase to Ulleri [2073 m], beautiful Magar Village. Our trek ascends to Banthanti [2250m] through oak and rhododendron forest. Passing through Nangeythanti [2460 m], we reachGhorepani [2856 m], one of the most popular destinations of Annapurna base camp trek and the old trading route to Tibet.
Day 07: Ghorepani [2856 m] - Poon Hill [3195 m] to Tadapani[2625 m] -- 6-7 Hrs Trek
Early in the morning, we climb the steep trail to the viewpoint ofPoon Hill (3200mtrs), an iconic part of Annapurna Trek. Enlightening scene as the sun climbs the sky to peak out from behind the Himalayan titans of Machhapuchre, Dhaulagiri,Nilgiri, Annapurna, and Manalsu. After taking some photos and having some coffee, tea or hot chocolate, we return back toGorepani. After breakfast in the lodge, we head east and climb a nearby ridge. We descend through rhododendron forest, pass by beautiful waterfalls along the way and reach Tadapani for overnight stay.
Day 08: Tadapani [2625m] to Ghandruk [1940 m] – 3-4 hrstrek
Steep descent through the dense and dark forest from Tadapani ,we pass through the west bank of Modi Khola. Further steep descent down and we reach the village of Chuile coming over to the Kimrong Khola (River). Steep climb from Kimrong Kholacontinuing up to beautiful Gurung village, Chhomrung , the highest permanent settlement in the valley on the lap of giant Annapurna. Towering above the village is the peak of Annapurna South and Fisthtail Mountain (Machhapuchhare), facing it across the Valley.
Day 09: Ghandruk [1970 m] to Jhinudanda [1780 m] – 4-5 hrstrek
This is one of the easiest treks down to the Kimrong River passing through the villages and beautiful scenery, crossing the suspension bridge half an hour up to the Jhinu danda. After refreshments and lunch visit the natural hot springs for a 2 hours bath (Natural skin treatment) and relax at the riverside before returning to the hotel for your overnight stay.
Day 10: Jhinudanda to Landruk [1565 m] - 4-5 hrs Trek
This day, the trek will commence to the Landruk village with crossing Modi Khola. Landruk is a typical Gurung village where you will have time to explore around the village
Day 11: Landruk to Pothana -4-5 hrs trek
From Landruk, the path leads to a gradual walk on the flat winding trail for an hour to a small settlement at Tolkha. Tolkhagives grand views of Annapurna south and Hiunchuli. The trek will commence with a flat trail to Tolka bridge.
The trek from Landruk is pretty easy for the first hour, somewhat steep for the next two till we reach Deurali and a gentle downhill to Pothana through the forests for two more hours. Pothana offers the best view of the Machhapuchre.
Day 12: Pothana to Dhampus Phedi & Drive back to Pokhara- 3-4 hrs Trek
The remainder of the trek (about 2 hours) was gradual downhill through the trails to Dhampus village. From Dhampus, trekkingcontinues to Phedi. From Phedi we will get a Bus or Van for the short drive to Pokhara. In the afternoon you will have free time to sightsee and shop in Pokhara.
Day 13: Rest Day & Shopping in Pokhara
Pokhara owns numerous lakes, known as 'Tal' in Nepali, offer fishing, boating and swimming. Reaching Pokhara, we visit Davis Fall and Gupteshwar Gufa Cave (also called Shiva Gufa). We also make a sightseeing trip to some of Pokhara's marketplaces, old bazaars, and landmarks. In the evening, explore the surrounding lakeside areas. Overnight at Pokhara.
Day 14: Full Day Pokhara Sightseeing with SarangkotSunrise
This day we spend exploring Pokhara. Early morning, we drive toSarangkot Hill for the sunrise view over the Himalayas. After breakfast in the same hotel, we spend whole day sightseeing ofPokhara. Admiring the stunning reflection of the Fishtail Peak (Mt. Machhapuchhare) in the blue Phewa Lake walking along the bank of the Lake. Take a boat around the Phewa Lake,the second biggest lake of Nepal. Take the boat across the lake and take an hour hike to World Peace Pagoda. We will also visit places likeSeti River Gorge, Mountain Museum, Bindabasini Temple and many other cultural and natural landscapes. Overnight at Pokhara.
Day 15: Drive from Pokhara to Besi Sahar
Drive from Pokhara on a Tourist bus and get dropped off atDumre on the road from Pokhara to Kathmandu. From Dumre we will either catch a local bus or a taxi to Besisahar, about 2 hours on the bus and 1-1.5 hrs in a taxi. Besisahar can be found in the foothills of the Himalayas, and is best known as the starting point of one of the most popular treks in Nepal, the Annapurna Circuit Trek. Overnight at Besisahar
Day 16: Visit BhuPu Sainik Secondary School and JanabikasGovernment Secondary School in Besisahar
The connection with the two schools, (BhuPu Sainik Secondary School and Janabikas Government Secondary School) has been formed through a connection with the late Alex Ewart (OG ’03). Alex worked in Besisahar during his gap year in 2004, before tragically losing his life in a white-water rafting accident. The Alex Ewart Fund has since raised over £150,000 for the two schools helping them more than double in size, and changing the lives of many children in Besisahar.
Day 17: Drive to Chitwan from Besisahar
We will take a bus from Besisahar, we reach Dumre and head toMugling (on the road to Kathmandu). From there, we will take tourist bus to Chitwan National Park. After checking in to the hotel and getting refreshed you will be briefed about full nature programs by our guide. Then we head on for activities. There will be a guided village walk and a walk on the banks of the RaptiRiver to watch the charming sunset views in the sub-tropical jungle. In the evening, dinner with cultural program by ethnic tribal people with their stick dance and tribal drums. Overnight atChitwan. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Included.
Day 18: Full Day at Chitwan National Park including Jungle Safari
Today, we will discover why this national Park holds an important place in preserving the wild lives that are rapidly getting extinct from this planet. The park is home to rhinoceros, tigers, leopards, sloth bears, wild bison, different species of birds, insects, butterflies as well as the near extinct Gharial Crocodiles. You will easily spot water buffalo, woodpecker, peacock and deer in their natural habitat.
You can do numerous activities here like elephant safari, a nature walk, bird watching, a jungle drive or a canoe trip on Rapti river. Besides that you can take a bath with an elephant. Overnight atChitwan. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner included.
Day 19: Drive Back to Kathmandu by bus
From Chitwan, we will take a tourist bus to Kathmandu. 5 hours drive from Chitwan, you will reach Kathmandu. In the evening, you can visit different places of Kathmandu and shop for different Nepali handicrafts and other stuffs. Overnight at Kathmandu. Bed & Breakfast included.
Day 20: Nagarkot Overnight Tour
Located 32 Km from Kathmandu, Nagarkot is the best escape from the city. After breakfast, we will drive to Nagarkot. The tour gives opportunity to see magnificent view of Himalayasincluding Mt Everest 8848. Overnight stay at finest resort inNagarkot.
Day 21: Rest Day & Shopping in Kathmandu
We spend the day leisurely, perhaps catch up on some last minute shopping or explore any sights you missed during your first day in Kathmandu and evening celebration dinner together. Stay overnight in Kathmandu.
Day 22: Final Departure
You are saying good bye to the mountains as your journey in Nepal comes to an end today! We take you to the airport for your flight time. We hope you enjoyed the trek, and are sure you will be back trekking somewhere in the Himalaya again. Approximately 3 hours before your scheduled flight, ourrepresentative will take you to the airport and bid farewell. On your way home you'll have plenty of time to plan your next adventure in the wonderful country of Nepal.
Other Useful informationsTrekking Group
For the Annapurna Base Camp Trek, there will be one Leader, Assistant Guide (1 assistant guide per 4 Trekkers) and Porters for luggage carrying (1 porter per 2 trekkers). This insures that the trip can still go ahead as planned if anybody in the group is sick.
This trip can be arranged for any number of Trekkers, but we generally include maximum of 14 people for successful trip with optimum quality. However, if you’d like to make a group booking for more than fourteen people, arrangement can be made for that too.
Health & Experience Required
This 12 days Annapurna trek is moderate trek suitable for passionate walkers who can walk at least 6-8 hrs with light back pack. Walking in higher altitude is physically challenging than walking in the lower altitudes. However, if you are in excellent health and average physical fitness with strong determination and self confidence, you can accomplish this Trek Successfully.
No technical Skills will be required for this Trek; however, past hiking experience will be a plus. Exercising and jogging regularly for few weeks prior to the trek will be a good idea to strengthen your strength and stability. It will be wise to consult your doctor before you decide and set up for this trek. Participants with pre-existing medical conditions such as heart, lung, and blood disease should inform Artus Tour Limited before booking the trek. If you want to do the same trek in rather relaxed way, we have 16-days itinerary for Annapurna Base Camp trek too.
Accommodations
All accommodations for 12 days Annapurna Base Camp Trek are on twin sharing basis included in the trip cost and are chosen based on standard of hygiene, standard of service and food, location, etc.
There are two types of accommodations during our trekking. You will spend two nights in a 3-star hotel or similar category hotel in Kathmandu. During your trekking, you will be spending 9 nights in standard teahouse or lodge or hotel in which there are unheated rooms with wooden beds and foam mattresses. We provide rooms with attached bathrooms as much as possible, however teahouses/lodges of some places only have shared washing and toilet facilities. If you are a solo traveler, you will share a room with someone else of same sex of your group. If you prefer a single room, you may indicate your preference and get single rooms on request by paying single supplement USD 290.
Meals
During your Annapurna Base Camp Trek, you can enjoy typical Nepali food, different ethnic cuisines as well as all types of international cuisine like Tibetan, Continental, Italian, Indian, etc.You can even enjoy hot chocolates, variety of breads, variety of drinks, and snacks. Lunch will be provided on the way to thedestination of that day. Dinner and breakfast of a day will be provided from the teahouse/lodge menu where you spent your night. A welcome dinner, a farewell dinner and breakfasts will be provided by Treks & Hikes during your stay in Kathmandu and breakfast will be provided in Pokhara.
Acclimatization
Our 12 days itinerary for Annapurna Base Camp Trek is planned with a high degree of awareness of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS). Since, we will be trekking in higher altitudes, going up too fast causes a medical condition serious enough to kill. Higher the altitude, lesser the oxygen in the air. Your body needs some days to adapt to this lower oxygen environment. So, it is necessary to allow sufficient time for acclimatization. We advise, specially the trekkers with known heart, lungs or blood diseases, to consult their doctor before traveling. Mild headaches, fever, loss of appetite or stomach disorder are symptoms of AMS. Our itineraries are designed to try to prevent AMS as much as possible, but it is important to remember that some people are more vulnerable than others.
Leader(s) & Staff Arrangements
The most significant thing that makes your Annapurna Base Camp Trek successful, enjoyable and memorable is the skilled, experienced, courteous and helpful trek leader and the crew members with ability of operating your days in the mountain smoothly. Your trip will be led by the best and most professional leaders. All of our trekking leaders are carefully selected on the basis of their appropriate experience, leadership skills and personal aptitude. With an objective of sustaining local communities Treks & Hikes (Sister Company of Artus Tour Limited) only employs Nepalese staffs who have adequate knowledgeable about culture, ecosystem, flora, fauna, geography, and history of Nepal. Trek leaders of Treks & Hikes (Sister Company of Artus Tour Limited)are also trained with following trainings to make them educated on potential medical issues during their trek, biodiversity and environmental issues, language, etc:
•Intensive Wilderness First Aid•Trekking Guide Training•Eco Trekking Workshop & Adventure Meet•English Language•Conservation and BiodiversityPorter Care
The entire trekking and expedition industry in Nepal is built on the back of hard working local porters. It is their tireless efforts carrying supplies, equipment and baggage that make journeying to these remote areas possible. So it's very unfortunate that they have endured a history of exploitation and abuse at the hands of the industry. In an effort to combat this, we are firmly committed to porter rights. We ensure all our porters are well treated, well paid and we provide the level of shelter, clothing and footwear that these harsh environments demand. Porters who become sick are treated with the same care and attention as other team members. And for the porter's sake we require that all trekkers keep their luggage bag weight under 15kgs/33 pounds. We support the work of the International Porter Protection Group(IPPG), making our resources available to them to help improve the working conditions of the porters.
Environmental Concerns
The Annapurna Region is stunningly beautiful, but equally fragile. Future generations have just as much of a right to appreciate it as we do and so the tourism industry has an obligation to protect and preserve it. We employ a 'zero impact' policy on the natural environment and the traditional communities that live there. We enforce a number of do's and don'ts, and our experienced staffs can advise you on how to minimize your impact.
Equipments & Packing List
You are advised to consider the following equipments as essentials while packing for the Annapurna Base Camp Trek. Please use this list as a guideline. Adjustments to the list can be done according to your needs, interests, duration of your trip, season of your trip, etc. You can find variety of these gears to hire or buy in Kathmandu. Majority of the gears which are in sale in Kathmandu are locally manufactured (hence a lot cheaper) and some gears found here are imported from China and are obviously of better quality. You can find very high quality branded gears too in some famous stores here.
The gears in the list below with an asterisk (*) are also provided by Treks & Hikes (Sister Company of Artus Tour Limited)included in the service but if you are choosy or want to use your own private piece, we encourage you to bring your own. Please remember that at the start of the trek, apart from your day pack, your luggage that will be carried by porters should have weight limitation of approximately 33 pounds or 15 kg.
Head:
- Sun hat or scarf
- Light balaclava or warm fleece hat
- Sunglasses with UV protection
Lower Body:
- Under Garments
- Hiking shorts
- Lightweight cotton long pants
- Light and expedition weight thermal bottoms
- Fleece or wool pants (seasonal)
- Waterproof (preferably breathable fabric) shell pants
Feet:
- Thin, lightweight inner socks
- Thick, warm wool hiking socks
- Hiking boots with spare laces
- Camp shoes (sneakers and/or sandals) Gaiters for hiking in winter to the base camp
Upper Body:
- T-shirts
- Light and expedition weight thermal tops
- Fleece jacket or pullover
- Fleece Wind-Stopper jacket (optional)
- Waterproof (preferably breathable fabric) shell jacket
Hands:
- Lightweight gloves
- Heavyweight gloves or mittens with a waterproof shell outer (seasonal)
Accessories:
- Sleeping bag rated to zero degrees F *
- Headlamp (e.g. Petzl Zoom) with spare bulbs and batteries
- Trekking Bags/Duffel bag *
- Basic First Aid Kit
- Large plastic bags - for keeping items dry insidetrekbag
- Daypack (approximately 2500 to 3000 cubic inches)
- Trekking Poles *
- Water bottles
- Toiletries (Small wash towel, Toilet papers etc)
- Ear Plug (who know some people on group are snoring)
Toiletries
- 1 medium sized quick drying towel
- Tooth brush/paste (preferably biodegradable)
- Multipurpose soap (preferably biodegradable)
- Deodorants
- Nail clippers
- Face and body moisturizer
- Feminine hygiene products
- Small mirror
Personal Hygiene
- Wet wipes (baby wipes)
- Tissue /toilet roll
- Anti bacterial hands wash
Extras/Luxuries
- Binoculars
- Reading book
- Trail Map/Guide book
- Journal & Pen
- Walkman
- Pencils and small notebooks
- Travel game i.e. chess, backgammon, scrabble
- Swimming customs (for Kathmandu & Trek)Best Season
Autumn (mid Sept to mid Dec) and Spring(March to May) are the best seasons for the Annapurna Base Camp Trek. The weather is sunny and warm, with outstanding views but the nights are cold and can fall to freezing. Winter (Dec, Jan, Feb) is also good for Annapurna Sanctuary Trek, only colder (obviously). The trekking routes are crowded during spring and autumn but during winter the routes are not packed and you could enjoy rather best of nature.
Departure Dates & Price
Departure Date
Price/Person
Up to 3pax
4-6 pax
6-10 pax
10-14 pax
£1100
£ 1050
£ 1000
£ 950
•£950 for each additional PersonCost Includes:
1.Airport / Hotel Pick and drop by private car/ van.2.Standard accommodation in 3 Star or similar hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast included. http://www.hotelaccessnepal.com/http://www.hoteltulsipokhara.com
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3.Guided city tour in Kathmandu by car / van / bus.4.Full board meal during Trekking with Tea & coffee (three times a day- Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner during trekking,choose by available Menu).5.A local government licensed English speaking Guide during the trek, required number of cook, porters, their food, accommodation, salary, insurance, equipment, medicine, transportation.6.Boiled and purify drinking water for the trek.7.All special trekking permits & fees.8.Surface Transfer to and from Kathmandu.9.Sleeping bag and duffel/kit bag (which needs to be returned after the trek.)10.First aid medical kit.11.All our government taxes.12.Tourist service charge, vat.13.Official expenses.Cost Excludes:
1.Lunch & Dinner while in Kathmandu2.Your Travel Insurance (Compulsory)3.International Airfare and Airport Tax4.Nepal Entry Visa Fee. ($30 per person for 60 days from date of issue can be obtained easily at Tribhuvan International Airport upon arrival). 2 passport Size photo Required.5.Items of personal nature like alcohol & other beverages, laundry etc.6.Personal Trekking equipment7.Sightseeing /Monument entrance fee in Kathmandu8.Tips for trekking staffs and driver ( Tipping is expected)9.Any other expenses not included in the cost included section.10.Travel Insurance (Make sure it covers the altitude you are trekking to)Additional Information
You can find as much information as possible about this trip on our website. However, if you need any more information about any aspects of this trip. You can contact us by email :in...@artustour.com. If you want to call us our contacts are as follows:
Nepal Telephone:
UK Telephone: 01793420331 / Nirmal Parajuli 07932626923Shyam Karki 07500955929
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Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2012 09:48:06 +0100
From: bp_...@yahoo.co.uk
Subject: BNKS Principal
To: seb...@googlegroups.com
CC: se...@sebsonline.orgDear SEBSersI am sure most of us have heard/read a call for application for Headmaster's position at BNKS. I also noticed that the following candidates have applied:
R.N. Name From
1. B. Lav Kayast (From Little Angle )
2. R N DawadI (From BNKS)
3. N M Shrestha (From BNKS)
4. C Sharma (From BNKS)
5. N P Sharma (From BNKS)
6. M Sharma (From BNKS)
7. B R Maharjan (From BNKS)
8. T L Karna (From BNKS)
9. A K.C. (From BNKS)
10. K B Khulal (From BNKS)
11. R P Khanal (From BNKS)
12. B K Sharma (From Jiri School)
13. Dr. S Shukla (From Trichandra)
14. Prof. Dr. P K Khadka (From Patan Campus)
15. K Paudel ( From TU)I wonder if we could have a consultation amongst different SEBS chapters for our preferred candidate and recommend him to MOE. I am aware that this is MOE's responsibility but they might appreciate the views of BNKS alumni.This is one of the ways in which we can influence decision makings on issues related to BNKS.
Best,Bishnu**************************************************
Dr. Bishnu Pariyar
Affiliate Research Fellow
Centre for Ecology, Law & Policy (CELP)
Department of Social Policy and Social Work
University of York, Heslington, York, UK
YO10 5DD
E-mail: bishnu....@celp.org.uk
Phone: +44 01904 424491 (R); +44 01904 321261 (O); +44 07846286819 (M)
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