Article Lamjung trek

The first day is mainly about getting from Kathmandu to the starting point of the trek in Besi Shahar or a little farther Bhulbule. The long journey along Prithvi highway will be rewarded by beautiful views of the surrounding countryside (right side of the bus is better for views). If you want, you can also have a short walk to Bhulbule (if you start at Besi Shahar) or to Nadi Bazar (if you start in Bhulbule).

The first day is mainly marked by a transfer from Kathmandu to the starting point of the trek in Besi Shahar or a little further Bhulbula. The reward for the long journey along the Prithvi Highway is beautiful views of the surrounding countryside (the right side of the bus is better for the views). If you want to move your stiff limbs, you can take a short march to Bhulbula (if it starts in Besi Shahar) or to Nadi Bazar (if it starts in Bhulbula).

The next day awaits you the first major ascent on the trek – ascent to village Bahundanda surrounded by stunning rice terraces (here mostly sleep tourists, who set out for the trek early in the morning from Besi Shahar). You will then need to traverse the slope to the village Syange with a breathtaking waterfall (also here you can theoretically get by bus). And finally quite steep ascent to Chamje. This whole stage can be managed in a single day, but most of the tourists walk it more freely and it takes them two days.

The fourth day (or third if you walk quickly) of the trek is about quite long ascent toTal, where you finally leave the subtropical and Hindu area of Lamjung and enter to Buddhist Manang. Behind Tal begins very nice stage leading into a narrow canyon of Marsyangdi to Dharepani, where you leave the common part of Annapurna and Manaslu trek and this will end also thistrek Lamjung.