- 7 Days
- 108.2 km
- 6-7 hrs
- Spring/Autumn
- Public/Private Vehicle
- Hotel/Lodges
- Moderate
- Siraichuli Hill
- 1945 meters
Overview
Nepal is fast-emerging as one of the globe’s best trekking destinations. In recent years, it has seen an upsurge in the number of hikers traveling the country like never before.
That puts the question of why so many people are fond of Nepal and its trekking route. You too must be wondering what’s so great about the country that makes it a gem.
So, let me tell you that it’s nothing but the country’s outlying trek routes and extensive wilderness. The high and low paths of Nepal that walk atop the mountain has captivated trekkers from all around the world.
Meanwhile, there are also few trails that escape the way to the apex and still offer drop-dead view. These walkways unfurl Nepal’s finest scenic vista that’s as breathtaking as unique.
Also, one of these trekking spots that has impeded the way to the top is Chepang Hill Trek. It was named after an indigenous tribe called Chepang who inhabited the region.
The shortest and most accessible trek route, Chepang Hill is just 166.1km far-off from Kathmandu. But, despite being next-door to the valley, the region comes up with much more diversity, both culture and nature wise.
The region is impossibly rich in culture and tradition regardless of the minority groups. For something new, the walkway is definitely not a child’s play but still worth following a sensational view.
Highlights of Chepang Hill Trek
- Picturesque view of snow-capped mountains like Rolwaling and Manaslu range
- Easy walking trails with no twists and turns
- Day trip of Chitwan National Park and even jungle safari
- A visual treat to discern the lush green forest with flowers bloomed all over
- Insight into vivid culture and tradition of people with different ethnicity
- Diverse scenery with distinctive wild animals and birds
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