We take a 7- 8 hrs bus experience to Arughat bazaar in Gorkha district. The village of Arughat is in two parts, on contrary aspects of the Buri Gandaki. Arughat Bazaar is large, easy and affluent with motels and retail outlets promoting cloth, meals and hardware.From the bus end we trek for two hours to Arkhet bazaar. We skip via Gurung and Magar villages and terraced fields alongside the way.

From Arkhet Bazaar, we take the path to Machha Khola. Machha Khola is a village located above a move with the identical name. We set up camp at a true campsite.

From Macha Khola we trek to Yaru Khola. The village of Yaru Khola at 1,330m altitude has a proper campsite close to the Buri Gandaki river. The river meanders serenely amongst gravel bars.

From Yaru Khola, we trek to Lokpa. Lokpa is the first village as you enter the Tsum Valley. The nearby humans are farmers and develop potatoes, gucchi mushrooms and soya beans.

From Lokpa, we trek to Chumling Tanjo. We can see the Baudha Himal(6672m) and Ganesh Himal VI on a clear day. Chumling has three monasteries: Panago Gumba, Mani Dhungyur and Gurwa Gumba. There are additionally quite a few proper campsites. There is a smartphone provider and fitness publish too.

From Chumling we trek to Chhokangparo. Upper Tsum valley (part of the Inner Himalaya) open from Chhokangparo, the place hospitality neighborhood human beings (Tibetan team “Tsombo”) welcome you with common Tibetan Chiya (butter tea) and neighborhood meal.

From Chhokangparo we trek to Nile/ Chhule. This is the remaining village heading north in the top Tsum Valley. Nile is on the western , sun-side of the Shiar Khola, about 20 minutes stroll throughout from Chhule.On the way we bypass the Piren Phu cave. Piren Phu(pigeon cave) is one of the most sacred caves in the Tsum valley. It is positioned at the foot of a rugged cliff close to the village of Burji. Milarepa, the well-known Tibetan saint, was once believed to have reflected here. There are two separate gumbas connected to the rocky cave. Richly painted Buddhist murals, magnificent creative scripts carved on stones, lengthy prayer flags and sizeable Buddhists paper scripts make this cave one of the most necessary socio-cultural asset in the valley.Beautiful views can be had of the Shiar Khola, Rachen Gumba, the mountains and settlements amidst great agricultural land.

Dephyudonma gumba is one of the oldest monasteries in the Tsum Valley and is located in the rugged mountains, a two hr stroll from the village of Chhule and Nile. The records of this monastery is without delay related with the sunrise of Buddhism in the valley.The monastery is run with the aid of Lama Serap of Nile Ladrang from the Kangin sect. There are a few campsites and dinking water facilities.

The path ascends to Mu Gumba, the greatest monastery in the region. Mu Gumba is placed at the best and farthest factor in the Tsum Valley. On the way to Mu Gumba.

Rachen Gumba is one of the greatest nunneries in the Tsum Valley, with eighty nuns presently studying. It used to be mounted in 1905 AD. Iyt homes the nuns belonging to Ngak-pa sect, which does now not permit animal slaughter. Dhumje is a small village with about eight homes and adjoining cattle shed.

From Dumje we trek to Philim and pass Ripchet. on the way we witness one of the most stunning falls in the Lower Tsum Valley, Samba Tingding Chhupyang. Phillim, at 1550m, is a massive Gurung village with fields of corn and millet. The path that climbs thru the village and heads up over the ridge leads to Ganesh Himal Base camp.

From Phillim we trek to Tatoni. There is a warm spring at Tatopani. You can relieve your worn-out muscle mass by way of soaking your self in the warm spring.

As we make our way from Lapubeshi to Arughat Bazar, we come to the last leg of our journey.

This morning we depart Arughat Bazaar early to return back to Kathmandu. The trip concludes today.