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Royal Trek
Type of Trek
Trek Grade
Duration
People In Group
Camping
Easy
6 Days
2+
This is an easy trek that starts near Pokhara and offers beautiful mountain views complimented by a panorama of terraced green hills. Prince Charles from the United Kingdom trekked through this route, along with an entourage of 90 guests, camp followers and staff in 1980. Hence, the route since was regarded as ?Royal trek?. This trek is good for those people who have limited time and are interested in seeing the Nepalese village life and local scenery.
| Day 01 | Kathmandu to Pokhara (200 km/ 6-7 hours): Drive by bus/car or fly. | |
| Day 02 | Pokhara-Bijayapur Khola to Kalikasthan: Drive, trek. | |
| Day 03 | Kalikasthan to Syaklung: Trek. | |
| Day 04 | Syaklung to Chisopani: Trek. | |
| Day 05 | Chisopani to Begnas Lake-Pokhara: Trek, drive. | |
| Day 06 | Pokhara to Kathmandu (200 km/ 6-7 hours): Drive by bus/car or fly. | |
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NTB not promoting Nepal at Shanghai Expo
Sunday - 18th July 2010
Though Nepal is out to welcome one million tourists in 2011 under the Nepal Tourism Year (NTY) campaign, the country has remained silent about tourism promotion at the ongoing Shanghai Expo 2010, the biggest exhibition ever in human history.
Pata, Travelmedia partnership
Sunday - 18th July 2010
Though Nepal is out to welcome one million tourists in 2011 under the Nepal Tourism Year (NTY) campaign, the country has remained silent about tourism promotion at the ongoing Shanghai Expo 2010, the biggest exhibition ever in human history.
Wednesday - 21st July 2010 A team of 20 Nepalese climbers has braved the heights of Everest's "death zone" to remove rubbish left by explorers.
NTB not promoting Nepal at Shanghai Expo
Sunday - 18th July 2010
Though Nepal is out to welcome one million tourists in 2011 under the Nepal Tourism Year (NTY) campaign, the country has remained silent about tourism promotion at the ongoing Shanghai Expo 2010, the biggest exhibition ever in human history.
Pata, Travelmedia partnership
Sunday - 18th July 2010
Though Nepal is out to welcome one million tourists in 2011 under the Nepal Tourism Year (NTY) campaign, the country has remained silent about tourism promotion at the ongoing Shanghai Expo 2010, the biggest exhibition ever in human history.
