Trek Bamboo - Rimche

Just a few tens of meters behind Bamboo you will come across a fairly wild side tributary. Thanks to the scattered river stones far and wide, it is clear that there can be a lot of water and this footbridge is definitely not enough at all. Fortunately, you can see the upstream bridge from the footbridge, which solves it here at a higher flow rate

The path leads through lush vegetation along stone steps. Not only up, but sometimes you will lose hard-earned altitude meters

After a kilometer and something from Bamboo, you will reach a large suspension bridge that will take you back to the other bank. visit

From Tom and Jerry, the road rises nicely again – next to us is a foamy river forging its way through a riverbed full of huge boulders – probably since the earthquake in 2015

After a while, a traverse of a massive landslide awaits us, created in 2015. There is also a monument to an Israeli tourist, who was unfortunately buried here. So be sure not to stay here much and move on quickly

From the monument to the dead Israeli is the steepest ascent and in Rimche, a beautiful viewing balcony to the region, every tourist falls dead and orders tea or food. There is also a crossroads. An alternative and really beautiful path leads through Sherpagaon, high above the valley, where almost all mule caravans also go, so that explains why you haven't met them until now.

From Rimche there are beautiful views of several impenetrable side valleys

100 meters further is the second loggia around Rimche – Moonlight. Super quiet place, as most tourists continue less than a kilometer further to the busy Lama Hotel

We liked Rimche when we climbed out, but we slept here only when we descended and we could enjoy the beautiful afternoon light, super sunset and especially the amazing night sky.