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Lower Solukhumbu Trekking in Nepal


Going trekking in Nepal? Let’s help you with a snapshot overview of what’s likely the twelve best treks in Nepal. At least, they are currently the most popular treks in Nepal, based on number of trekkers.
Every year Nepal attracts +200,000 trekkers. That also means that every year +200,000 people are faced with the hard choice of selecting which trekking destination to explore in Nepal. Let’s face it - this is not an easy choice.
How odd it may sound the decision of choosing your favorite trek might actually be easier made in your home country (likely with proper internet connection also…) than in the bustling trekking and tourist area, Thamel, where hundreds of trekking agencies inevitably will offer you different opinions as to which trek is the best trek in Nepal.
Worst case, some opinions offered by local trekking agencies might be more profit driven than anything else. Best case, you’ll receive good but likely different pieces of advice from various prudent trekking companies in Kathmandu. Because which trek is actually the best in Nepal?
While some may believe there’s an ultimate answer to that question it does literally come down to your own personal trekking preferences. Let us exemplify with a few relevant aspects of trekking which you need to consider, before being able to zoom in on THE best trek in Nepal, for you personally:
  1. What level of trekking difficulty are you seeking?
  2. How many days do you have available for trekking in Nepal?
  3. Looking for a remote trekking destination, or, will a touristy one be okay as well?
  4. Are you a budget traveler or is price less relevant for you?
  5. During which season(s) are you trekking in Nepal? (some treks are not recommended during the monsoon and winter season)
  6. Looking for remote and hard camping treks (also sometimes named ‘adventure treks’) or the simpler guesthouse treks?
  7. Are you alone, or with someone? Some treks in Nepal have Restricted Permits and hence requires a minimum of two people, and the company of a Nepali guide or porter.

Destination: Lower Solukhumbu is a beautiful agricultural mountainous district lying in the north-eastern part of the country beyond Mt.Everest mountain range. Solukhumbu has many cast of peoples their have own different culture, dress up and languages. 

Major moutain of lower Solukhumbu Numbur himal, major occupation are agriculture and business, major rivers Dhudh Koshi, Solu Khola and Hungu River, major city Salleri district zone, major monostaries are Thupten Chholing gomba,Chiwang gomba, Taksindo gumba and Chyalsa gomba ( Chayalsa is Tibetan refugees camp ) major vestival are Lhosar, Dumji, Dasain and Tihar. Numbur Himalayan range and Dudhkundo Pokhari are another important distination in the district having all religious and natural significance.

 Ratnangee danda is another attraction of lower Solukhumbu which is view point of Mt.Everest, Makalu and Numbur Himalayan range and sunrise and sunset. It is view point situated near from the Faplu airport its elevation about 3100m.


  • Day 01: Arrival Kathmandu airport pick up to hotel
  • Day 02: Kathmandu shit sing half /fill day
  • Day 03: Kathmandu to salleri by flight or bus,jeep,van. Salleri
  • Day 04: early morning sunrise view point Ratnange Danda view for Everest,losthe numbur.Dudhkunda many more.
  • Day 05: salleri shit sing jylsa tibiten gumba , local market Bazar village tour
  • Day 06: salleri to lodhing  sherpa village trek home stay .
  • Day 07: lodhing to Banjyng village home stay trek.
  • Day 08: Banjyng to early morning view point pike peak sunrise view Everest, losthe numbur. Dudhkunda many more and trek to junbesi via lamjura pass hotel.
  • Day 09: junbesi to tuptencholing gumpa tuptencholing home stay.
  • Day 10: tuptencholing to with spectacular view Taksindu village hotel.
  • Day 11: Taksindu to kharikhola
  • Day 12: kharikhola to paiya village
  • Day 13: paiya to lukla bazar .
  • Day 14: lukla to Kathmandu or eberest base camp trek your won choice there


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