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Homestay Trek Around Mt Manasalu

[b]Join Mt. Manasalu Round in Homestay style starting from November 6th 2007[/b]

16 years ago, October 15th 2007 No: 1 Msg: #20924 Delete Edit

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Namaste!
I am leaving Ktahmandu on 5/6th November for Manasalu round for twenty days. This time i am doing it in Homestay style. I will be staying at local houses and eat local meals. I thought staying with local people can provide me more chance to observe local culture and understand the different rituals of ethnic groups who are inhabiting in the region. You are welcome to join this trek.
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16 years ago, December 13th 2007 No: 2 Msg: #24152 Delete Edit

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Trisuli-Pokhara mid-Hill Cultural Trek

Namaste and Greeting!

I'm a freelance Nepalese trekking and travel guide providing personalised trekking and travel guidance in Nepal.

You are Welcome to Join Home Stay Trekking:
I am looking forwrad to homestay trek in January 2008 starting at Trisuli (3hours drive from Kathmandu on the way to Langtag) and finishing at Begnas Lake, Pokhara in 14 days. The trekking route is: Trsuli-Arughat-Gorkha-Lamjung-Pokhara (the trek covers at least five different ethnic communities).

You are welcome to check out my other suggested Trekking and Sighteeing itineries in my website. In addition to guiding services I have extensive contacts within the Nepalese tourism industry and can assist with making arrangements for your hotels or other activities (eg rafting, travel to Tibet, paragliding etc.) during your stay.

I'm an ecologically sensitive guide. My preference is to use local resources, where possible, such as Teahouses or Home-Stays, as this benefits the local people directly. I also prefer, where possible, to take routes a little off the main tourist trail.

My primary goal is to provide to all kinds of travellers a culturally enriching adventure and I want all of my customers to leave with many happy memories of their visit to Nepal.
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