Helambu Trek
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Helambu Route
The Helambu region inhabited by the Sherpas is situated in the upper part of the Malechmi Khola valley. It takes three days to reach this region walking north-east over a wooded mountain ridge from Kathmandu. The seven day walk is circular with the first day's section being repeated at the end of the walk. The sudden contrast between the lower and upper lying regions and their characteristic cultures is striking. Accommodation can be found in lodges, village guest houses or with Sherpa families.
The starting point and final destination of this circular walk is Sundarijal at the eastern end of the Kathmandu Valley which can be reached from Kathmandu by bus or taxi.
The Helambu region inhabited by the Sherpas is situated in the upper part of the Malechmi Khola valley. It takes three days to reach this region walking north-east over a wooded mountain ridge from Kathmandu. The seven day walk is circular with the first day's section being repeated at the end of the walk. The sudden contrast between the lower and upper lying regions and their characteristic cultures is striking. Accommodation can be found in lodges, village guest houses or with Sherpa families.
The starting point and final destination of this circular walk is Sundarijal at the eastern end of the Kathmandu Valley which can be reached from Kathmandu by bus or taxi.
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