Kathmandu Chisapani Nagarkot Hiking - 3 Days

Kathmandu Chisapani Nagarkot Hiking - 3 Days
  • DestinationNepal
  • Difficulty Level Easy
  • Maximum Altitude 2300 mtrs
  • Activity Hiking
  • Group Size 1-20
  • Accommodation Hotel, Lodge
  • Meals Breakfast Lunch Dinner
  • Best Season Janaury to December

All Nepal hiking offers you an excellent hiking trip around Kathmandu valley rim. Kathmandu is like an appealing twister of sights, sounds, smells and colors. Almost devastating, its attraction and history peeks out from the most unexpected places rendering most visitors enamored.

Shivapuri Nagarjuna National park is the newest National park in Nepal and it lies very Near to Kathmandu. Chisapani Nagarkot hiking is an amazing experience for nature trip to Shivapuri National park, walking through beautyfull village and Nepal’s one of the most famous sunrise/sun set views over in the Himalayas. The perfect choice for weekends hiking for long term resident in Kathmandu and the best for foreign Diplomats in Nepal.

Shivapuri Nagarjung National Parkis placed on the northern suburbs of Kathmandu, and it is the closest National park to Kathmandu valley. The most beauty for Nepal’s landscape is, every corner is scenic and photogenic, Shivapuri Nagarjun National park is most common hiking spot for local, long staying foreigner, diplomats and students, its trail throughout Tamang village, the walk to Chispani allows you to meet the warm-hearted inhabitants and learn about their everyday lives. You might talk with the residents and learn about their daily lives to re-energies’ your mind and body during the trip.

The famous Himalayan peaks that views of Mt. Manaslu, Mt. Langtang, Mt. Dorje Lhakpa, Mt. Gauri Shankar, and Mt. Shisapangma  

Chsiapani is situated on the top ridge of northern border of National park it takes around 6-7 hours of hiking from Sundarijal. Next day hike starts from Chisapani to Nagarkot through the Chispani 

The Best hiking period Chisapani

Chisapani, as well as other similar sites like Kakani, Chitlang, Nagarkot, Dhulikhel and Chandragiri, are the venues to hike during the late autumn and early spring seasons in Nepal. The views of the Himalayan range are significantly more crystal clear and cloud-free during this time period.

 

 

 

Highlights
  • A real countryside Hiking.
  • Nearest National park from Kathmandu
  • Himlayan view points
  • wild life and Nature
  • Tamang culture in Chisapani
  • Newari Culture In ChanguNarayan.
  • Farmer’s working field, Spiritual center, interact with locals, Deluxe hotel in Nagarkot.
  • Nature trail to Chisapani.
Itinerary

About 40 minutes early morning drive after Breakfast to Sundarijal. We start hiking via a village and along a huge drinking water supply pipe for Kathmanduites. Sundarijal (a beautiful waterfall) is the main source of drinking water for Kathmandu Valley and there is a small hydropower station.

We reach the army checkpoint after 30 min of hike and need to show our permits and pay for national park fees. And the trail continues to the water dam. We have our lunch at a guest house at the end of the village and the beginning of the National Park again, A village named Mulkharka is in a Buffer zone. We hike up through beautiful Tamang village and you can see the views of Kathmandu valley. We reach nature again and might see some wild animals and birds. We continue to the top at 2430 meters, a small pass,, and then go down to Chisapani village. We stay at Chisapani in some of the tourist lodges.

    Early sunrise views from Chisapani. Chisapani is on the ridge and you can see two valleys: part of Helambu and Nuwakot Valley. Enjoy the panoramic views of the long range of Himalayas including Everest in the East to Annapurna in the West and about 15 higher mountains in between. After having breakfast, we hike to Nagarkot via Nationlapar and through the beautiful villages. The panoramic view of the Himalayas makes your hiking joyful. After 5 hour walk, we reach Nagarkot. The Sunset views from Nagarkot are one of the most beautiful experiences.

     

      Sunrise views and a long range of Himalayas. After breakfast, we hike down to ChanguNarayan temple, one of the oldest temples in the entire Nepal. According to ancient history, Changunarayan Village was the first settlement in the Kathmandu Valley after the lake water drained through the Chovar Gorge. After visiting the temple, we take our lunch and drive back to Kathmandu.

       

        Cost Details
        Includes
        • All accommodations
        • Meals during the hiking, Breakfast lunch and Dinner
        • Pickup and drop to start your trek and from the ending point to your Hotel In Kathmandu or your destination
        • An experienced English-speaking trek leader (trekking guide), assistant trek leader (6 trekkers:1 assistant guide)
        • Down Jacket or Sleeping bag ( return at the end)
        • All Nepal Hiking duffel bag, and trekking map
        • All necessary permits (National park permit)
        • A comprehensive medical kit
        • All government and local taxes
        Excludes
        • Meals not specified in the 'Meal Inclusions' in the itinerary'
        • International airfare
        • Alcoholic, non-alcoholic drinks and water, soft drinks, etc.
        • Personal trekking equipment
        • Tips for trekking staff and driver (Tipping is respected but it is not obligatory)
        FAQs
        • Short hiking treks in Nepal are relatively shorter-duration treks that are perfect for those who have limited time or prefer less strenuous hikes. These treks generally range from a few days to a week and offer a glimpse of Nepal's beautiful landscapes, culture, and mountains.

        • Some popular short hiking treks in Nepal include the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, Langtang Valley Trek, Shivapuri Hiking, Chisapani Nagarkot Trek, and Dhampus Sarangkot Trek. These treks are easily accessible and provide breathtaking views of the Himalayas and surrounding landscapes.

        • The permit requirements for short hiking treks depend on the specific trekking area. Most short hiking treks, such as Poon Hill Trek and Langtang Valley Trek, fall within areas that do not require special permits. However, you may still need to obtain entry permits for certain conservation areas or national parks, which can be obtained either in advance or at entry checkpoints.

        • Short hiking treks in Nepal can be done independently, and many trekkers choose to do so. The trails are well-marked, and guesthouses are available along the routes, making it feasible for independent trekkers. However, if you are new to trekking or unfamiliar with the area, hiring a local guide can enhance your experience by providing navigation assistance, cultural insights, and ensuring your safety.

        • The best time for short hiking treks in Nepal is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These periods offer stable weather, clear skies, and moderate temperatures, making for pleasant hiking conditions and excellent mountain views. However, some short treks can be done throughout the year, including the winter months, as they are at lower altitudes and less affected by extreme weather conditions.

        • Along popular short hiking trek routes, there are guesthouses, teahouses, and lodges that offer basic accommodation facilities. These places typically provide meals, a bed, and shared bathroom facilities. The standard of accommodation may vary, with more remote areas having more basic facilities. It's advisable to carry a sleeping bag and check with your trekking agency or guide for specific accommodation arrangements.

        • Short hiking treks generally do not require an extremely high level of fitness. However, a reasonable level of physical fitness and stamina is recommended to enjoy the trek comfortably. Regular exercise, such as walking or hiking, prior to your trip can help prepare your body for the trekking experience. It's also essential to acclimatize properly, especially if you are ascending to higher altitudes.