Jugal Base Camp 14 Day

Accommodation: Home stay

Drive: 6-7

Distance: 119 KM

The day is the start of the adventure. After breakfast, we depart towards Tembathang by four-wheel jeep an off-road express through Dolaghat Sunkoshi River. We will have a lunch stop and then continue on a winding dirt road to Tembathang (2200m) Tembathang is a Sherpa Village with pure Sherpa culture about 150 Houses, some stupas and Mani wall. It is a beautiful settlement of Sherpa people. These people encourage trekkers to stay in their home instead of camping outside. They are very eager to showcase their unique culture and tradition. Animal husbandry, especially Yak raring is the main occupation these people. 

Accommodation:Camping

Ascent: 400 M.

Descent: 100 M.

Time: 5-6 hours trekking

Distance: 8 KM

Chhendang is beautiful and wide place.  There is an old Monastery. It is in a dilapidated condition due to the Earthquake now the reconstruction of this monastery is going on. This area is of great religious significance. It is a vast and attractive region, making it a very beautiful place for camping

Accommodation:Camping

Ascent: 900 M.

Descent: 90 M.

Time: 5 hours trekking

Distance: 8 KM

Steep-sided and well wooded, the beautiful valley of Ne-Pemachhal is the location of a pilgrimage and meditation site which celebrates the belief that the Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) visited the valley in the 8th century. Heading up into the valley, with some sections of narrow and exposed trail, we reach the rock overhang at TongsyupGufa, historically a place of meditation for Buddhist monks. Then, crossing a tributary stream, we complete a more level final kilometer of trekking to our camping place at Ne-Pemachhal (3500m).

Accommodation:Camping

Ascent: 1100 M.

Descent: 1100 M.

Time: 6 hours trekking

Distance: 7 KM

Before continuing our approach to JugalHimal Base Camp, we take the opportunity to visit a great viewpoint at the place known as GyapKharka (4400m) on the north side of the Ne-Pemachhal Valley. We hike up directly and steeply, in part on a new stepped trail, to the single shelter at Bumpasherpu (4200m) and then traverse the valley slopes to GyapKharka (4400m) where the trail ends. From here we can look across to the location of base camp and the ring of peaks that encircle the Jugal Glacier. PhurbaGhyechu (6637m) is the dominating mountain to the east. We return to spend a second night at Ne-Pemachhal

Accommodation:Camping

Ascent: 500 M.

Descent: 100 M.

Time: 3-4 hours trekking

Distance: 5 KM

The trekking time the mountains can be seen everywhere and the journey inside the Jungle and the river on the left side is very easy and pleasant route.

This camp is very open and varied. Palmothang at the foothill of Phurbaghechyu Mountain, as well as the steepening of the valley through which we must pass tomorrow. We set up our camp in a side-valley at Palmothang, have lunch and spend the afternoon at leisure.

Accommodation:Camping

Ascent: 1000 M.

Descent: 200 M.

Time: 5-6 hours trekking

Distance: 4 KM

 Today, the route is a bit technical in some places, so we need to walk carefully with our stick. Base Camp (Yang Kharka) is a very beautiful and safe place between Phurbuchyachu and glaciers. We pass a small glacial lake below PhurbaGhechyu and continue, traversing around, to Yang Kharka (4700m), the spectacular basecamp area for the Jugal peaks. This is the gateway to Phurbaghechyu(6,637m), JugalYangri Peak (6,535m), Gyalzen Peak (6,151m), Jugal I (6591m)., Jugal II (6518m), Jugal III (6184m), Jugal IV (5936m). andJugal V (5922m).

Acclimated day

Ascent: 200 M.

Descent: 200 M.

Time: 3 hours trekking

Distance: 2 KM

Walk around in basecamp and Jugal Glacier.

Accommodation:Camping

Ascent: 900 M.

Descent: 900 M.

Time: 5 Hours Climbing and Descent 3 hour

Juga Trekking Peak is an untouched, virgin trekking peak offering breathtaking views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and many other majestic Himalayas. Although considered an easy trekking peak, it still requires full climbing gear for a safe and successful ascent.

Accommodation:Camping

Ascent: 400 M.

Descent: 1900 M.

Time: 7-8 hours trekking

Distance: 9 KM

We have some time in the morning to enjoy the experience of being in the special place, very much a 'mountain sanctuary' and a place that few have visited. The views of the encircling peaks are sensational. Mid-morning we will begin our walk-out, making a slow and careful descent of the steep riverside trail and then continuing more easily via Palmothang and through the atmospheric forest to Ne-Pemachhal (3500m) where we camp.

Ascent: 90 M.

Descent: 900 M.

Time: 4-5 hours trekking

Distance: 8 KM

Accommodation:Home stay

Ascent: 200 M.

Descent: 970 M.

Time: 5-6 hours trekking

Distance: 8 KM

Tembathang is a Sherpa Village with pure Sherpa culture about 150 Houses, some stupas and Mani wall. It is a beautiful settlement of Sherpa people. These people encourage trekkers to stay in their home instead of camping outside. They are very eager to showcase their unique culture and tradition. Animal husbandry, especially Yak raring is the main occupation these people

Accommodation:Hotel

Drive: 5 Hours off road, 2 hours’ drive in peach road.

Distance: 119 KM

We have a short walk to the roadhead at NesamKhola, where we meet our transport for the 6-to-7-hour drive back to Kathmandu. We will stop off for lunch at a roadside restaurant and reach the city in the late afternoon. After checking in at the group hotel, we have some to relax and freshen-up before heading out to one of the Thamel restaurants for a celebratory dinner.