Wednesday, March 24, 2010

gatland tamang heritage trail


Tamang Heritage Trail Treks
9 days

Fixed departure 31st march 2010
It is our pleasure to invite you to join us on our Tamang Heritage Trail – a new and unique trek to an area opened to visitors only in 2004. This trek is an excellent opportunity for people in search of natural beauty, traditional cultures and Buddhist way of living. Some of the highlights of this trek are
A true insight into the Tamang culture
Active interaction with the local population, experiencing their genuine warmth and welcome
The visit of the picturesque village of Gatlang with its many colours, traditional dresses and typical dances A reception. The wildlife around the secret lake of “Parbati Kunda”
A stroll along “Rasuwa Gadi”, another form of the famous Chinese Wall
Maybe just a little more than a glimpse on the Tibetan market “Kamba Tar” on the other side of the border. The hot bath with water from the hot springs of Tatopani
In an expedition style trek you will enjoy unforgettable days in settings that haven’t lost the charm of centuries old culture and friendship with all men, a stroll through a hilly terrain with excellent views on the towering peaks and impressive glaciers of the Langtang Himalayan mountain range.
You can either join us on the planned trek by the end of August, the best period to visit this region or we will be pleased to organize your trek at the dates specified by you.
Alpine Nepal’s Tamang Heritage Trail:We would be pleased to meeting you personally for this trek and are at your disposal for further information and for organising your personal treks.
Itinerary
31st march Kathmandu –Pairo
01st April Pairo – Hakku (8 hours)
02. April Hakku-Nhya singh ( into jungle) (6 hours)
03. April Nhya singh –Gatland (6 hours)
04. April Gatland –Tatopani (8 hours)
05. April Tatopani-Nag Thali visit rest with Natural hot spring
06. April Tatopani – Syabrubesi (8 hours)
07.April Shyabrubesy- Kathmandu by Van /land cruser or by Bus transport to hotel.
2 to 4 persons 450 U$ Dollars per person
5 to 8 person 325 Us Dollars
1. Cost includes:
1. Tims cards
2. Food: Breakfast, lunch & Diner
3. Accommodation: Tent + lodge
4. Drink: Tea Coffee, milk with local Raksi
5. Trekking Staff: Guide, Cook, Porters
6. Transportation: By Bus
7. National park fee
8.Insurance for all staffs
9. Jomsom-Pokhara-Kathamndu flight

Costs Does Not Include:
1. Helicopter Rescue ( Alpine adventure team give service but your insurance most cover it)
2. Air fare
3. Soft and Hard During
4. Personal expenses

3. Notice: you have to bring: Raincoat, down jacket, sleeping bag
Water bottle, hiking boat, sunglass, sun cream and light warm clothes.Please feel free to get in touch with us for more information on the above offer or any other information regarding our Trekking offers

Lapsang Lama
Alpine adventure team (p) Ltd.
www.alpinenepaltrekking.com
Pho:4258723
Nursing chowk Thamel Kathmandu Nepal .Info@alpinenepaltrekking.com

Sunday, January 18, 2009

Education in remote valley

Poverty Reduction and Education through Agricultural Reform Programme

Problem Statement:
Nepal has come up through a decade long political conflict from 1996 to 2008. One of the main causes of this conflict is poverty. Still 31% Nepali people are under the line of poverty index according to Central Department of Statistics of Nepal. The major cause of the poverty is the lack of education and employment opportunities inside the country. Large numbers of the children in remote villages are facing difficulties to get school level education. Instead remote villagers of Nepal are forced to use their children to help in farming because they are unable to earn enough for their basic living .
Many schools in remote villages in Nepal are in very poor condition. Some of the schools have to repair doors, windows and some have to repair table, benches. Some have leak in roof and some have no roof at all. Students are studying in the open ground or under the trees also because of danger of collapse of mud wall at any time. Most of the schools have no toilets and proper supply of water. Nepal government is unable to allocate proper budget for such problems.
Almost villager’s main occupation is farming. They are following old ways of agriculture. They labor hard, invest more but harvest very little. They work whole days and late nights including their children but unable to fulfill their basic needs also. They are unable to send their children to schools. They are following old ways of working and there is under utilization of available resources like fields, domestic animals, community forests, fertilizers, pesticides etc. They don’t know the modern ways, participatory and cooperative way of farming, foresting and rearing of domestic animals.
Thus they are facing many problems in terms of working in the agricultural occupation because of less skill, knowledge, modern technology and budget as well. So their earnings are obviously very low than their high degree of labour.
Now Nepal is at the stage of promoting peace inside the country. Sustainable peace must be achieved if those who have been left behind are to become full participating members of Nepali society. It is possible only after addressing issues of poverty and illiteracy that is spread in Nepali society. Unless the issue of poverty and illiteracy is addressed, the sustainable peace cannot be promoted.
So first we want to provide study books, note books, pens, school bag, dress and annual fee to their children. We want to work with local community to provide repair and maintenance facility where government budget is not covering for community schools and its surroundings.
We can train remote villagers to change their attitude, working habits, methods and techniques in to modern ways for more and more income in less investment . We can train them to grow according to climate, weather and season. We can train them to rear animal which give more production than traditional. We want to train them about growing trees for wood, timber and grass to raise their income.
The large number of Youths going abroad in search of employment must be attracted to work inside the nation. This can be done only by creating more employment opportunities inside the country. Enhancement of above different skills to people from disadvantaged groups can be effective idea.
It is essential to create sustainable development by providing community members with proper awareness, trainings and support that will enhance skills in the community and allow currently disadvantaged people to engage effectively in the project area of Nepal's changing political, economic and social future.
So the project aims to all districts, central hilly region of Nepal. People of Village Development Committees in Kavrepalchowk will be trained with the target of agricultural programme to raise their income so that their basic need will be easily fulfilled, live the independent life in their locality and they will be able to send their children to school bearing all the education expenses with in few years.
So our target groups will be the disadvantaged groups of youths from different castes and ethnic groups to make an inclusive participation.
We have a clear vision to systematic and long term development of rural areas of Nepal since the country is also regarded as the country of villages. So our organization strongly thinks we have that potentiality to achieve the goal of this call for proposal.

Project Goal:
To increase economic empowerment through enhancement of education-infrastructures and modern skills in agricultural occupation. People of Village Development Committees in Kavrepalchowk will be trained with the target of agricultural programme to raise their income so that their basic need will be easily fulfilled, live the independent life in their locality and they will be able to send their children to school bearing all the education expenses with in few years.
The remote villagers will be able to send their children school bearing educational materials and annual fees after few years or after the successful completion of this project. There will be at least secured environment and infrastructure in the schools for their children with the availability of toilets and pure drinking water.

Project Locations:
All districts

– Remote area and inhabitant of minority disadvantaged community of, Tamang, Sarki, etc.
– Rural area in terms of development infrastructures
– Remote part of all district in terms of geographical distances

Objectives:
The project will enhance the education-infrastructures and modern skills in agricultural occupation
including women, dalits & people with disability (PwDs) in grass root level in Nepal. Different trainings and awareness programme will increase income generation sources and employment so that they could live the independent life.


Economic empowerment of remote villagers including women, dalits & people with disability (PwDs) through enhancement of modern skills and ways in agriculture will strengthen their economic power.
The enhancement of agricultural reform programme will empower the target groups economically. The economical activities in the local community will be increased.

The increased economic activities will aware of those people from unnecessary expenses. They will avoid such kind of expenses.

The increased income generation sources through such programme will decrease the numbers of children from remote villages not going to school.

Expected Outcomes:
Since the project contributes to enhance study materials to children, improved infrastructure of schools and its surroundings, skills and awareness to villagers including women, dalits & people with disability (PwDs), they are involved in agricultural activities. Thus they are empowered economically and conceptually. Economic and conceptual empowerment will inspire them to be involved in many social activities. This programme will increase the income level and decrease the illiteracy rate from disadvantaged groups. This will help to promote the sustainable peace in the nation also.

The purchasing power of the target groups are increased so that the local productions can get easy approach of the market. The market promotions of local goods will aware common people to start a small business of their own using local resources.
The economical activities are increased in the grass root level as the people including women, dalits & people with disability (PwDs) are empowered. The local capital is utilized in the same level. They understand the value of utilizing the money in small income generating programmes and generating the sources of money.
Unnecessary expenses are controlled because of increased economical activities. They understand the better utilization of money. They avoid unnecessary expenses as far as possible. Instead they will be be ready to bear expenses to send their children to school including study materials.
The numbers of youths going abroad for employment in community level will be decreased. The increased income generation sources through enhancement of modern skills and techniques will attract youths to self employment than going out of country.

Activities:
The following activities are suggested to perform to achieve the project goal:

Education for the children of remote villagers:
We will search those children from remote villages who are unable to go to school because of their parent’s poor economic condition.
It includes study books, Note books, school dress and annual fee
Estimated per year cost per child is: 120 Euro
School building repair:
Repair and maintenance of school building like tables, benches, windows, door, roof, toilets and water supply for community schools. The cost of these activities is varied to the number of school needed to be repaired and the condition of them.
3. Agricultural change programme:
Since youths from each VDC are provided with different trainings and awareness programme to bring change in old ways of agriculture. They labor hard, invest less harvest harvest very much after trainings and awareness programme. They will get awareness about child labour. Then they work whole days and late nights but excluding their children and unable to fulfill their basic needs also. They will be able to send their children to schools. They will be following new ways of working and there will be optimum utilization of available resources like fields, domestic animals, community forests, fertilizers, pesticides etc. They will know the modern ways, participatory and cooperative way of farming, foresting and rearing of domestic animals. It costs according to number and type of awareness and training programme launched. Training includes travel cost, lodging, fooding, training manual, trainer's allowance etc.


More further
Lapsang lama
Rural Society Nepal
P.O.BOX:19683
Ph/fax:977-4258723
www.ruralsocietynepal.org
Thamel kathmandu Nepal.

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Gokyo Ri


Gokyo Ri, Cho La pass, Kalapattar & EBC
18 days

Gokyo Cho La pass trekking is famous trekking route in Everest region. Gokyo Cho la pass trekking provides you the opportunity to explore the lifestyle of the Himalayan Sherpa people, their religion, customs and traditions. Alluring birds like the golden eagle, snow pigeon, red-billed and yellow-billed coughs and flowers like rhododendron, magnolias, blue pine, chir pine, juniper and hemlock make the trekking a delight for nature lovers as well panoramic Himalayan scenery including the Mt. Everest 8848m, Mt Lhotse 8516m, Mt. Cho Oyu 8201m, Mt. Nuptse 7855m, Mt. Pumori 7161m, Mt. Changaste 7550m, Mt. Lingterin 6679m, Mt. Amadablam 6856m, Mt. Thamserku 6723m, Mt. Kantega 6685m, Mt.Kusum Khagaru 6367m,Mt.Kongde 6011m,Mt. Khumbila 5761m(God of the Khumbu),Mt. Twache peak 6367m, Mt. Cholaste 6335m ,Island peak 6179m, Lobuche peak 6145m,Pokalde peak 5806m, Honku south peak 6119m and the beautiful Gokyo lake. Gokyo Ri 5350m, Cho La pass 5420m and Kala pattar 5545m is the main three destination for superb Himalayan views of the Gokyo Cho la pass trekking with HJT experience trekking guide. During traveling through Khumbu Himal, Gokyo valley and pass, one is rewarded with some of the most dramatic landscapes. Gokyo cho la pass trek can be treated as one of the adventurous trek in the Himalayas as it follows the route via Cho la pass into Khumbu .After a magnificent 35 minutes flight to Lukla from Kathmandu ,we follow the Dudh Kosi valley Phakding Benkar Monjo to Namche Bazaar. The Renjo Pass (5345 m) route is off the usual beaten track. At the pass, a great view of the Gokyo lakes on one side and other two lakes on the other side, and a myriad of snowy peaks in the background provide this incredible atmosphere. From the Gokyo peak enjoy stunning summit mountain including Everest, Makalu and Cho Oyo. From Gokyo we follow a trail over Cho la pass and reach Lobuche , Gorakshep –Everest base camp and kalapattar. After the ascent of Kala Pattar 5545m and the impressive up-close view of Everest, our return route passes through Tyangboche, a magnificent location with a fascinating monastery which savor the incredible scenery, including magnificent views of Everest 8848m,Mt. Lhotse 8516m, Mt. Nuptse 7855m, Mt. Ama Dablam 6856m, Kantega 6809m, Kwangde 6194m etc and trek continue via Namche Bazaar to Lukla than by flight back to Kathmandu
Itinerary
01.Arrival in Katmandu (1334m), transfer hotel star hotel
02.Katmandu by flight to Lukla and overnight at Phakding (2830m
03. Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3480m).
04. Namche Bazaar Acclimatization. day hiking
05. Namche Bazaar to Dole (4000m)
06. Machhermo(4400m) to Gokyo Lake(4750m)
07. Machhermo(4400m) to Gokyo Lake(4750m)
08. Rest day because Gokyo lake to early in the morning Gokyo Ri (5350m) for Best Himalayan views of Mt. Everest, Nuptse , Cho Oyo, Amadablam , Thamserku, Makalu etc. and back to Gokyo lake ,after lunch continue to Thangna (4850m)
09. Thang Na to Dzongla (4800m).
10. Dzongla to Labuche
11. Lobuche to Gorakshep (5180m) after lunch continue to Everest base camp (5500m) and overnight at Gorakshep.
12. Gorakshep :early in the morning hike to kalapattar (5545m) for best Himalayan views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse , Amadablam , Thamserku etc. and lunch at Lobuche and overnight at Dingboche (4345m)
13. Dingboche to Tyangboche (3890m
14. Tyangboche to Namche Bazaar
15. Namche Bazaar to Phakding
16. Phakding to Lukla
17. Rest for shoping .
18.Depature ………?

2 to 4 per persons 35 Euro Per day
5 to 8 per persons 30 Euro per day

Cost includes:
Tea house Trekking
1) Airport pick up and departure
2) 4 night accommodation Kathmandu with breakfast
3) All ground transportation/bus tickets for clients and staffs: an experience guide will go with you during the trekking days) and porter with full service (One porter between two clients)
4) Everest national park fee
5) Accommodation during the trekking days
6) Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner for clients, Guide and Porters during the trekking days.
7) Daily salary for guide and porter
9) Insurance of guide and porters
Insurance of Guide and Porters
Cost does not include:
1) Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu
2) Personal clothes for clients
3) Mineral water, coca-cola, fanta, sprite, beer and whisky or alcohol etc during the trekking days
4) Personal expenses of client such as: laundry, email/Internet and telephone etc.
5) Emergency rescue evacuation if needed ( alpine adventure Team give to services but most have to pay client.
6) Tips for Guide Porters

If you have further more questions about Gokyo Lake and Cho La Pass, Everest base camp Treks, please do not hesitate to ask questions with me. I can supply you more information of your trekking. I can help you to make easy, safe, memorable and best trekking in Nepal. We have panty of times for further more discuss about your trekking. Let’s discuss further more.


I am looking forward to hearing from you as soon as.
Keep in touch,
Best regards,
Lapsang lama
(Managing director)
Alpine Adventure Team (P) Ltd
http://www.alpinenepaltrekking.com/
Thamel (tourist center), Kathmandu, Nepal
Phonefax:: 00977-1-4258723

Wonderfull adventure into manaslu Himalaya


“Restricted area requiring,Special permit $ 90/Week: Mighty Manasolu (8156m) stands like a timeless sentry between Tibet & Nepal, this epic trip circumnavigates the entire massif. As we walk the gentle Somrie Khola river valley with its Tamang & Chhetri villages, we see Sal & pine forests. Next we travel high up the Buri Kandaki River Shere the small villages are inhabited by Sherpa people. In Sansgaon the people are Gurung, living a Sherpa lifestyle and speaking a Sherpa/Gurung language. The landscape becomes more barren the only visible inhabitants are the crows & eagles overhead. A fine trip for those seeking an unspoilt tranquil Himal.

Kathmandu – Trisuli Bazaar by bus: Camp at Bhangang Phedi (School)
Bhangang Phedi – Katunja Bazaar
Katunja bazaar – Kashi Pasal
Kashi Pasal – Arket
Arket – Kursani Bari
Kursani Bari – Maccha Khola
Maccha Khola – Doban
Doban – Ghattay Khola
Ghattay Khola – Nyag (2300m)
Nyag – Visham
Visham – Nambru
Nambru – Loe (3100m)
Loe – Rest day
Loe – Samagong
Samagong – Samdu (last village)
Samdu – Larkay La Base Camp (Larkya Bazaar)
Larkya La – Pass
Pass – Pokhrlake (5213m)
Pokherlake – Karche
Karche – Thanje (2000m)
Thanje – Chonse
Chonse – Bahundanda
Bahundanda – Khudi
Khudi – Baglong Pany
baglong Pani – Karputar
Karputar – Phedi
Phedi – Pokhara

let's go adventure in Kanchanjanga


Kanchanjanga Treks



March-May/September-October: Grade 4: 30 days:

“A limited number of trips allowed to this area. A special permit is required”. The Kanchenjunga Massif forms Nepal’s eastern border with the Indian State of Sikkim. As a restricted area, only authorized groups are allowed into this region. A magnificent trek takes us through hill terraces, forests of fir, bamboo & rhododendron & an abundance of small water falls. The flora includes 5 types of rhododendron & 2 types of magnolia. A remote trip along the Tamur River valley, where villages are few, wild-life includes musk-deer, langur monkey, blue sheep & the ever-elusive snow-leopard. The lamerfier, a bird with a 9 ft wingspan, may be seen high up on snowy ridges. Kanchenjunga has three 8000m peaks & eleven above 7000m. a stunning trek for even the most hardened trekker.

Kathmandu – Biratnagar by flight & Hile by bus
Hile – Sindua (2300m)
Sindua – Tute (2440m)
Tute – Chowki (2750m)
Chowki – Gupha Pokhari (2980m)
Gupha Pokhari – Gorja Gaon (2000m)
Gorja Gaon – Dobhan (750m)
Dobhan – Miltung (970m)
Miltung – Chiruwa (1350m)
Chiruwa – Confluence Camp (1650m)
Confluence Camp – Amjila (2400m)
Amjila – Kyapra (2820m)
Kyapra – Ghunsa (3480m)
Ghunsa – Kangbachen (4000m)
Kangbachen – Rest (4000m)
Kangbachen – Lhonak (4700m0
Lhonak – Pangperma (5065m)
Pangperma – (Day hikes) 5065m+
Pangperma – Kangbachen (4000m)
Kangbachen – Phele (3300m0
Phele – Tangep (2300m)
Tangep – Sihathum (1680m0
Sihathum – Sinwa (1300m)
Sinwa – Dobhan (750m)
Dobhan - Gorja Gaon (2000m)
Gorja Gaon – Gupha Pokhari (2980m0
Gupha Pokhari – Chowki (2750m)
Chowki – Chitre Camp
Chitre Camp – Hile
Hile –Kathmandu by flight.


Costs 1 to 2 participants per day USD 55
3 to 5 participants per day USD 45
6 and more participants per day USD 35

1. Cost includes:
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1. Trekking permit and peak permit
2. Food: Breakfast, lunch & Diner
3. Accommodation: Tent
4. Drink: Tea Coffee, milk with local Raksi
5. Trekking Staff: Guide, Cook, Porters
6. Transportation: By Bus
7. National park fee
8.Insurance for all staffs

2 Costs Does Not Include:
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1. Helicopter Rescue ( Alpine adventure team give service but your insurance most cover it)
2. Air fare
3. Soft and Hard During
4. Personal expenses

3. Notice: you have to bring: Raincoat, down jacket, sleeping bag
Water bottle, hiking boat, sunglass, sun cream and light warm clothes.
Please feel free to get in touch with us for more information on the above offer or any other information regarding our Trekking offers.
Yours Sincerely
Lapsang lama
Managing Director
Alpine Adventure Team Pvt.Ltd.
19683 Thamel Kathmandu, Nepal
http://www.alpinenepaltrekking.com/