Trip Highlights

• Exploring nature and Natural resources
• Place for a Hunting adventure
• Trekking activities
• Different species of Birds and Animals
• Sightseeing
• Exploration of culture and Tradition

Hunting Reserves

Hunting reserves is a large area of like where the rare and endangered species are preserved and are hunted in a controlled way only as sports. This helps in preserving wildlife species by stopping illegal hunting and poaching. Human beings are born with several passions. Some may be interested in knowledge and accessories whereas some may be passionate about hunting. Therefore, hunting can be taken as one of the adventures in Nepal. Hunting can be risky as well as intense but there are those who love to play with the risk and adventure with strong physical fitness and mentality.

Nepal is an ideal place for adventure Tourism as we are blessed with a natural scenario and geographical structure. We have the world’s highest mountain peak and the fast flowing water resources which can be used to carry out various adventures. Besides we are even blessed with flora and fauna which are preserved in National parks and hunting reserves, where adventure sports such as jungle safari, jeep safari and even Hunting can be carried out as there is only one hunting reserve in Nepal and that is Dhorpatan Hunting Reserves.

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserves

Nepal’s only one hunting reserves which lies in Rukum, Myagdi and Baglung District in the Dhaulagiri Himal Range in Western Nepal. It was established in 1983 and was announced to Public in the year 1987. It covers a total area of 1325 km. various trees species including Fir, pine, birch, rhododendron, hemlock, juniper, oak and animal species including Blue sheep, ghoral, serow, Himalayan thare, black bear, pheasant etc are haunted here. Blue sheep is the highly targeted animal here. Hunting is allowed with proper license and certain season of the year. The license is issued by the Department of National Park and Wildlife Conservation in Kathmandu.

Activities in hunting reserves

 Hunting:

By its name itself, the major activities carried out in hunting reserve is hunting. There are several seasons for hunting as well; mostly hunting is carried out from May to September. Hunting can be done only by the permit from the Government. Illegal hunting and poaching is prohibiated. Hunting of various species such as sheep, ghoral, serow, Himalayan thare, black bear are done.

Trekking:

Beside Hunting, Dhorpatan is well known place for Trekking as well as lot of Trekkers from Inside and Outside the country come to explore the natural resources along with Flora and fauna present here. As the number of animals are in bound to increase in this area, government and forest and wildlife preservation aspects lot of visitors around the year.

Jungle walk:

you can enjoy a nature walk in the jungle in safety accompanied by our well-trained naturalist who through ancient groves of perch in a strategically located with the tower (Machan) to observe animals grazing, drinking at the pond or resting at the bushes.

Bird Watching:

Bird lovers will have many opportunities to see the different species of birds in the early morning as the new day dawns.

Balaju Rock climbing

One of the nearest rock climbing sites situated in the North West site of Kathmandu is Balaju Rock climbing which is approximately 30 min drive from Kathmandu. This climbing site can be taken as a place for training as there are many multi-pitch 65m and single pitch 12 m, as well as a place for new experiences of an adventure. There are more than 20 climbing routes and grade 4a to 7b+ with a guide from experienced climbers to the beginners. You will need a guide for climbing if you are new into this.

Bimal Nagar Rock Climbing Site

Another rock climbing site which is 5-hour drive from Kathmandu on the way to Pokhara is Bimal Nagar Rock climbing site. It is 140km from Kathmandu and 60 km from Pokhara. It is 55 m Natural rock climbing where climbers can have an amazing climbing experience along with the majestic view of Mt. Manaslu and Marsyandgi River. It is a newly open climbing site where one can have a professional experience of climbing with the proper guidance from the professional guide and well-skilled climbers.

Hattiban Rock climbing sites  

Another rock climbing sites in the southern part from Kathmandu is Hattiban Rock climbing site, which is 26km from Kathmandu which takes about 1-hour ride from the bus. Mostly, this site is suitable for skilled and professional climbers where they can enjoy top level climbing grades. There are more than 10 climbing routes and grade from 6a to 7a. The climbing is intense and the experience is worth giving a try.

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Things to know

You can go paragliding in Pokhara year-round as long as it’s not raining and the thermals are active.

The peak season for bookings matches the normal tourist season in Nepal – September/October/November and February/March. The fall months are the clearest where thermals develop quickly with easy, high flying of up to 3000 m.

Paragliding companies offer 3 flights a day, 7 days a week: 10:30 AM, 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM.

• Please wear running shoes, a full sleeved top and a wind jacket
  • this tour is not suitable for people with mobility impairments
  • Minimum age for participation is 10 years old
  • This activity is subject to optimal wind and thermal conditions. There may be some additional waiting time if take-off conditions are unsuitable.

INCLUDES AND EXCLUDES

Includes

• Pickup and drop from the airport and Hotel.
• Accommodation of lodges, hotels/ homestay
• Trekking permit fee
• Trekkings maps
• Entrance fee to tourist areas
• Porter fee
• Trekking guide
• Farewell dinner before departure
• Equipment for the trekker
• Government services charges and tax

Excludes

• International airfares and Nepal visa.
• Emergency rescue evacuation if required
• Extra porter and extra luggage
• personal belongings and shopping
• Meals during the trek.
• Any alcoholic beverages and your personal expenses such as laundry and phone bills etc.
• Gratitude for guide and porters.