A new Concept
What do we want to offer to the tourists?
We would like to offer you Light weight Tea house Trekking.
For Individuals and Small Parties, teahouse treks are perfect. One up to four people traveling alone find teahouses homey and comfortable.
For Budget Travlers a teahouse trek gets you into the mountains at lowest cost. Trekking with just a guide and porters, you travel light and inexpensively.
For Meeting Lots of People, teahouses are great. Each is run by a Nepali family; and you, the family, other trekkers, and guides take your meals in the teahouses' main halls.
The benefit of Tea House Trekking is that, by arranging food and accommodation locally through the guide, you can move at your own pace, set your own schedule and - most importantly - meet and experience the real life of the rural people first handTeahouse treks offer a lightweight trekking experience. Unlike a tented trek, where you travel with a full camp, kitchen, and crew, in a teahouse trek you and a guide travel with only enough porters for your duffels or backpacks.
Trekking equipments
For your trekking you need the folowing things.
· Trekking sticks
· Sleeping bags
· Medical kits: with items commonly needed during trekking. Some of these items are Bandages, Analgesics (painkillers) and Anticeptic etc.
· A mobile phone. We provide it to our guide for you.
· Some bottle of milneral water.
· Some biscuits
14 Best time to trek
During September - November and March April less likely to be snowed over.Lower elevations are temperate through winter, and hot During April and May. Heavy monsoonrains occur throughout the region and from June through September, with occasional showers during April and May
Our Porters and the guides.
An English-speaking local guide will accompany you and make all the arrangements for food and accommodations along the way.
We also provide one porter for every two persons to carry the bulk of your kit. The standard of accommodation and food at these tea house varies tremendously, but your guide will select the best available.
Be sure you have money to meals( Breakfast, lunch and dinner with tea and coffee), accommodation, transportation, trekking permits, all government taxes airport tax, Government licensed
Our Guides are experienced and are highly skilled in all aspects of Tourism and trekking.
Our Guides speak excellent English as well as other languages including Spanish, French, Japanese and others.
Our Guide will invite you to a special briefing each evening about your program for the next days activities. This will include the likely distance to be travelled, points of interest to look out for along the way, and all other relevant details. A great time to ask questions and discuss your day too!
By studying about existing trekking in this region, we have discovered that often the correct information about Sankhuwasabha its culture and other important details are lacking in the Travel Industry. Many visitors who come to Nepal have indicated this to us.Our main vision, aside from providing excellent services in trekking, is to provide our clients with as much accurate information about the people of Nepal, Religion, Culture and the country itself as possible
Our guides will manage all the practical aspects of your trek, including ensuring your comfort and privacy for your nights accommodation at the end of your day. You will find the high standard of our Guides is consistant, and is always considerate to all your,
All of our Porters are from the mountain regions of Nepal and have been working in the Trekking field for many years.
They will carry your luggage, food and other necessary items in a safe and secure way. They are careful to maintain your belongings in good condition, protecting them against wet conditons, sharp rocks and other potential hazards.
By hiring our Porters you will be able you to walk easily which will make your trek more pleasant and comfortable. Your belongings are always within reach should you need anything from a bag which is being carried by our Porter.
Usually our day on Tea house trek starts around 7:00 am, you can order the breakfast in your guest house, after light breakfast bread, omlet, poltato chips, doughnut boiled egg, tea or coffee depending on your choice. After breakfast, we set off on the day’s walk. After walking for 3-4 hours we stop for lunch at around midday. The afternoon’s walk is generally shorter and we usually arrive at our destination in time for afternoon tea. The remainder of the afternoon can be spent exploring the village, doing a bit of washing or simply relaxing with a good book.Other day activities are the same as mentioned above16. A typical day on the tea house trek
8.Volunteering opportunity: There are many opportunities of volunteering in Sankhuwasabha. Sankhuwasabha Education Scholarship foundation(SESF) has been running an individual sponsorship progran for the pooest helpless children to support for their education for 12 years. Our blogsite is www.educate-thechildren.blogspot.com If you are interested about our program please visit our above site. We hope you may be interested to to help the orphange. Their blogsite is www.sankhuwasabah.blogspot.com Or you may be interested to teach at the school being a volunter teacher. If you are interested, Please click the link www.mhs-school.blogspot.com
