The word “Mundum” finds its roots in kirati culture and history; it’s an oral guide to the kirati way of life and holds more traditional implications than religious tones. It is this fact that’s behind the christening of a new and up-and-coming trekking trail in Nepal’s eastern hills, the Mundum Trail.
Mundhum Trail Trek
Duration
11 Days
Trip Grade
Medium Hard
Maximum Altitude
4153m
Group Size
Min 2 Pax
Activities
Trekking
Starts
Kathmandu
Ends
Kathmandu
Best Time
Mar-May, Sep-Nov
Summary
The word “Mundum” finds its roots in kirati culture and history; it’s an oral guide to the kirati way of life and holds more traditional implications than religious tones. It is this fact that’s behind the christening of a new and up-and-coming trekking trail in Nepal’s eastern hills, the Mundum Trail. The trail charts hilly districts such as Khotang, Solukhumbu, Bhojpur and Sankhuwasabha.
The trail begins at Chakhewa. The first two days we will drive to Halesi, which is 223km from Kathmandu, and Diktel, another 37KM. There are rewards here from the get-go. Halesi, arguably the most prized destination in the trail, is most famous as a religious site for Hindus, Buddhists, and kiratis, coming alive during festivities such as Sakela, Shivaratri, Bala Chaturdashi, Ram Nawami and Teej, among others. Places such as Panchadevi, Kakani, Bhairavthan, Kalikasthan, Murdum Cave, Maratika Gompa and Mahadev Cave see visitors in droves during these festivals. It is believed that the Mahadev Cave hosted Gautam Buddha for his penance. Most visitors to Halesi like to take a dip in the Dudhkoshi River in Jayaram Ghat in the town. But there’s more to Halesi than its religious heritage.
Itinerary
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Cost Details
Includes
- A certified guide for Mundum Trail Trek
- A porter between two trekkers (weight limit 20KG)
- Park fees and trekking permits
- Meals: 10 Breakfast, 11 Lunches and 10 Dinners.
- Public transportation to Diktel and from Bhojpur to Kathmandu.
- Guide and porters wages with other their expenses.
- Sleeping bag (rented, to be returned after the trek)
- Local taxes and documentations fee.
Excludes
- Transfers, accommodation and meals in Kathmandu.
- Personal travel insurance and trekking gears.
- Alcoholic beverages and bottled drinks
- Single supplement upon request
- Rescue operation charge in case of emergency.
- Tips for guide and porters
Dates & Availability
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Mundhum Trail Trek FAQs
About difficulty level; this trek is not a high altitude trek. Wilderness Excursion grades it easy to moderate in term of difficulty and challenge. The highest point you will reach is Silichung Peak which is 4153 meters / 13,780 feet above sea level so it is not high altitude trek. Anyone with moderate physical fitness can do it without issue.
Mundhum, also spelled Mundum Trekking Trail, is a moderate level in terms of difficulty, and it is new trekking in Nepal. The highest point you will reach is Silichung Peak, which is 4153 meters / 13,780 feet above sea level.
This new trekking route lies in Eastern Nepal, between Salleri to the west and Tumlingtar in the east. It is this fact that's behind the christening of a new and up-and-coming trekking trail in Nepal's eastern hills, the Mundhum Trail. The trail charts hilly districts such as Khotang, Solukhumbu, Bhojpur, and Sankhuwasabha. The trail begins at Halesi, 223 km from Kathmandu.
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