Nepal will be the best destination for skiing.In Nepal,skiing is possible in the world highest peak like the our last skiing in Gangola pass which is 5000 m. height.I did ski perfectly in Gangola pass.The unbelievable mountain beauties can be seen during skiing.It will be the unique place in the world for skiing,because of highest peak and it's diversity..   

Skiing and trekking in langtang

SKIING &

TREKKING IN LANGTANG VALLEY

It is one of the  unique trek which is started from trekking to Skiing in Himalayas .The trekkers can see easily Himalayan thar ,Assamese Monkey, running group of deer, and number of Himalayan bird etc.The name Langtang trekking is came from the Langtang National Park. Which is the fourth national park in Nepal, established in 1976 as the first Himalayan national park. The protected area exceeds an altitudinal range of 6,450 m and covers an area of 1,710 km2  in the Nuwakot, Rasuwa and sindhupalchoke districts of the central Himalayan region. Almost trekking part lies in The Langtang National Park.

Day 01: Drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi(1610m) by Bus. 7 hours driving. Beautiful view on the way .

Day 02: Trek from Syabrubesi to Lama hotel (2480 m.) Walking 5:30 hours, Slow and steady walk for acclimatization. Night stay at Lama Hotel

Day 03: Trek from Lama Hotel to Langtang village (3541 m.) Langtang valley to Kyanjin Gompa (3,740) Walking 6-7 hours, Slow and steady walk for acclimatization. Night stay at Kyanjin Gompa

Day 04:Rest day

1.         Breakfast  in the morning time

2.         Briefing about trip and sharing the journey experience sighting at day time around Kyanjin Gompa.

Day 05:

1.         Day time activities :Skiing/Ski touring

2.         Trek from Langtang village to Kyanjin Ri (4773m/ 14526ft) and back to Kyanjin Gompa. Walking 5 hours, Panoramic view of Himalayas

3.         Evening Activities: Local Tibetan Cultural Show

Day 06:

1.         Day time activities: Skiing

2.         Archery competition with local villagers

3.         Evening Activities: Night skiing and adventure

Day 07:

1.         Daytime activities: Skiing /Ski touring

i.          At night, Local dance with villagers

Day 08: Trek down to Lama hotel (2480 m.) Walking 6 hours

Alternatively Heli Down from Langtang valley to Kathmandu

Day 09: Trek down to Syaprubensi. Walking 5 hours

Day 10: Drive back to Kathmandu by Bus. 7 hours driving

Disabled skiing/ adaptive skiing programs at the bottom of page with highlights

What Is Included

1.         Welcome and farewell dinner

2.         Pickup and drop, Kathmandu-Syabrubesi- by local bus

3.         An experienced English-speaking trek leader (trekking guide), assistant trek leader and Sherpa porters to carry luggage

4.         All skiing gear

Each day there will be fresh food locally produced.

Nepal's National Identity

One of the richest countries in the world in terms of Natural beauty and bio diversity is Nepal. Due to it's unique geographical position and latitudinal variation, Nepal is richest country with it's beautiful lake, rivers, waterfalls, flora and fauna etc .The elevation of the country ranges from 60 m. above sea level to the highest point on earth (Mt. Everest 8848 m), all within a distance of 150 km.

Nepal occupying only o.1% of the total landmass of the earth is home to:

Ø  2% of all the flowering plants in the world

Ø  8% of the world's population of bird, more than 848 species

Ø 4% of mammals' on earth

Ø  11 of the 15 families of butterfly

Ø  600 indigenous plant families

Ø  319 species of exotic orchids

Nepal has four major seasons, they are:

Ø  Winter: December to February

Ø  Spring: March to May

Ø  Summer: June to August

Ø  Autumn: September to November

Nepal can be visited whole year round…….

Here you can see the full of honey bees.I saw this in Langtang National Park along the side of Langtang river  ,it is situated in between Ghodatabela and Lama hotel. It is hardly attached with big rock hill.
Any body can hunt this?
Is this possible to hunt in such a d
ungenerous location?

Langtang Trek with Hili-Ski

Last year (19 Dec 2015

to 29 Dec) I did ski in Beautiful Langtang region. It was first time in my life. I did ski in near Gangola pass which is 5000m above sea level. So it was most adventurous in my life. It was amazing ,enjoyable , knowledgeable and interesting. There are twenty two people are participate in our trek ,including two British ,international ski guide Krishna Thapa Magar ,three time Mt . Everest summiteers Mingma Sherpa .There is no word to explain our Langtang trek and skiing in such a highest peak .I got two experience in same time that is Trekking and skiing ,both are first time in my life .Another interesting factor is that ,I saw Himalayan Thar, Deer and Assamese monkey very closely.

 Sagarmatha is the Nepali name of Mt.Everest, which means goddess of the sky and it is 8,848 metres (29,029 ft) above sea level.

At Everest Base Camp Trek, a little girl  saying ‘Namaste’.

Bio Diversity of Nepal

Nepal's ecological zones run east to west and are vertically divided by rivers. Eight of the 14 eight-thou sanders of the world lie in Nepal, they are Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest 8848 m) ,Kanchanjjunga(8586m), Lhotse(8516m) ,Makalu (8463m) ,Chooyu (8201m) , Dhaulagiri(8167m), Manaslu(8163m) ,and Annapurna (8091m) .The inner Himalayan valleys such as Mustang and Dolpa (above 3600) are cold deserts sharing topographical characteristics with the Tibetan plateau.

 Nepal has five seasons such as spring, summer, monsoon, autumn, and winter. Nepal is such a country which is famous and so called ''water towers of south Asia'' with it's 6000 rivers which are snow-fed. Out of 163 wetlands ,9 are globally recognized as  Ramsar sites.

There are more than 30 natural caves in the country out of which only a few are accessible by road. The Maratika cave also known as HAleshi is a pilgrimage site associated with Buddhism and Hinduism. There are 136 ecosystem is confined to 11 bio-climatic zones and 9 eco-regions that are defined by ecological features , climate and plant and animal communities.

Comprising only  0.1% of land area on a global scale, Nepal possesses a disproportionately rich biodiversity of the total number of species found globally, Nepal possesses 2.80% plants,3.96% mammals,3.72% butterflies, and 8.90% birds. Of 6391 species of flowering plants recorded in Nepal, 399 are endemic. Nepal has 16 protected areas covers 19.67% of its land compared to the global average of 11% .Each of the 9 national parks,3 wild life reserves, 3 conservation areas and one hunting reserve cover various geographical locations from the sub-tropical jungles of the tarai to the arctic conditions of the Everest Region.