Indigeneous People Trekking

The first of its kind in Nepal, the Indigeneous Peoples Trekking offers unique, living, exposure to one of the most culturally diverse areas of Nepal. The Indigeneous Peoples Trekking Trail offers scenic trekking at relatively low elevations, below 3000M. Bound by Thulo Sailung peak in the North, the golden Sun Koshi flowing along the South and the Tama Koshi in the East, the Indigeneous Peoples Trekking presents an incomparable and natural blend of cultural, linguistic and ethnic diversity coupled with breathtaking Himalayan panoramas, stretching from Dhauligiri and Annapurna in the West to Numburchuili and Kanchenjunga in the East.

Against a magnificent Himalayan backdrop visitors gain invaluable insight to the culture and lifestyle of several local Indigenous Peoples including Tamang, Newars, Sherpa, Thamis, and Majhis in This Indigenous people Trekking. The two predominant religions, Hinduism and Buddhism, are ever present with the variety of gods and goddess, temples, stupas and monasteries.

The Indigeneous People Trekking trail allows you to stay overnight in private homes in traditional villages far from commercialized tourist trails. Rooms in local houses are renovated, but otherwise expect a few tourist-style comforts. Host families are trained to prepare meals hygienically. When staying with a Nepali family guests live the life as the local people do, and are treated like part of the family. The homes reflect the traditional and simple atmosphere of the people. Apart from the pleasure of being amidst peaceful and serene environment, tourists can also enjoy the traditional folk dances and music presented by the local men and women in their colorful traditional dresses. The focus for the guests is on experiencing and learning from an authentic and enriched culture. Visitors are often involved in local activities that range from cooking classes through to attending a traditional wedding, watching a local cultural dance. The Home-stay allows visitors to discover the real Nepal and to enjoy the untouched countryside. Unlike highly commercialized routes, trekkers walk through uninhabited areas and meet few fellow travelers.

In gist the trail experiences include panoramic Himalaya, mid-Hill and riverine confluence views, culture (6 ethnic groups) and cultural performances, home stay, soft trekking, monastery visits and meditation, temple visit and animal sacrifice, mountain biking, bird watching, forest walks, fishing, pig and fish BBQ etc.

The best time for indigeneous People Trekking trails is beginning of March to end of May and beginning of September to end of December. The Indigeneous People Trekking Trails You can choose the details of itineraries as per your desire and holidays.