u/dadekoaalu — reddlx

Makalu Barun Valley is a remote Himalayan paradise in eastern Nepal, known for its breathtaking landscapes, rich biodiversity, and spectacular mountain scenery.

Trek Overview

Duration: 17-18 Days
Maximum Altitude: 4,870m (Makalu Base Camp)
Region: Eastern Nepal
Difficulty: Challenging
Best Seasons: Spring (March–May) & Autumn (September–November)

Day-by-Day Itinerary:

Day 1 | Kathmandu → Tumlingtar → Num

Option 1: Flight from Kathmandu to Tumlingtar
Option 2: Drive from Kathmandu to Tumlingtar (approximately 14–16 hours).

Day 2 | Num → Seduwa
Trek through terraced fields and local villages. (5 hrs)

Day 3 | Seduwa → Tashigaon
Enter Makalu Barun National Park. (5 hrs)

Day 4 | Tashigaon → Khongma Danda(6 hrs )

Day 5 | Khongma Danda → Dobato
Cross scenic ridges with mountain views. (6 hrs)

Day 6 | Dobato → Yangle Kharka
Descend into the beautiful Barun Valley. (7 hrs)

Day 7 | Acclimatization Day
Rest and explore the surrounding area

Day 8 | Yangle Kharka → Shiva Dhara → Yangle Kharka
Excursion to the sacred Shiva Dhara waterfall. (5–6 hrs)

Day 9 | Yangle Kharka → Langmale Kharka
(6-7 hrs)

Day 10 | Langmale Kharka → Makalu Base Camp (5-6 hrs )

Day 11 | Explore Makalu Base Camp
Enjoy panoramic Himalayan views.

Day 12 | Makalu Base Camp → Yangle Kharka
Begin the return trek. (7 hrs)

Day 13 | Yangle Kharka → Dobato (6-7 hrs)

Day 14 | Dobato → Khongma Danda (6-7 hrs )

Day 15 | Khongma Danda → Seduwa
Descend through forests and villages.

Day 16 | Seduwa → Tumlingtar

Day 17 | Tumlingtar → Kathmandu

u/dadekoaalu — 16 days ago

▲ 18 r/NepalSocial

Do you guys think this is genuinely helping tourism and bringing more visitors to these places, or does it have little real-world impact?

Balen has been posting and promoting different places around Nepal on his social media lately. Do you think this is actually helping these destinations get more visitors and attention, or is the impact mostly limited to social media engagement?
If you’ve visited a place because of one of his posts, or know of any examples where tourism increased after he promoted a location, I’d be interested to hear about it.

u/dadekoaalu — 16 days ago

▲ 8 r/pokhara

Yo pokhara ma ramro kapal karni tham ka xaaa

banam tw guys

reddit.com

u/dadekoaalu — 20 days ago

▲ 373 r/TheBetterIndia

We are tired of indian tourist!!!

hi , I’m from Pokhara, Nepal, and honestly I’m getting frustrated with the behavior of some Indian tourists here.

Everywhere I go, I see garbage left behind. People cook in public places and leave all the trash there. Many beautiful areas are becoming dirty because of this. Another thing I’ve noticed is that some tourists constantly ask things like “Bhai, spa kidhar hai?” or “Bhai, club kidhar hai jaha ladki milta hai?” which creates a bad impression.

What I find ironic is that many of these same vehicles have religious stickers and posters on them, yet the behavior doesn’t reflect the values they promote.

I’m not saying all Indians are like this. I’ve met many respectful Indian tourists as well. But the number of people behaving this way seems to be increasing, and as a local it’s frustrating to watch Pokhara become dirtier and less respectful because of it.

Tourism is important for our city, but responsible tourism is important too. Please respect the places you visit and help keep them clean.

It might sound rude but please if you don’t have enough money don’t visit other countries because of you and your behaviour anti Indian sentiments are raising there.

reddit.com

u/dadekoaalu — 24 days ago

▲ 81 r/NepalSocial+1 crossposts

🗣️ “Tme kun collage padxau “

u/dadekoaalu — 25 days ago

▲ 165 r/NepalTravel+1 crossposts

❤️

u/dadekoaalu — 30 days ago