Bhairabkunda Trek | Bhairav Kunda Trekking

Altitude : 4250 m
Transportation : Car/Bus
Meals : Breakfat/Lunch/Dinner
Best Season : Oct,Nov,Mar,Apr,May
Trek Hour : 6
Accommodation : Hotel and Tent.

Cost From

USD 1755 per person

Trip Highlights

Bhairabkunda Trek is a spiritual trek established along the Tibetan frontier northeast of the Kathmandu Valley.
Bhairav Kunda is a sacred lake Lord Shiva the “Bhairav” God of death kills all good and bad in this particular form.
Bhairabkunda trek is possible during the year but monsoon is usually ignored as the trails are slippery and dangerous.
Bhairav Kunda (Lake), situated at 4,250 m above sea level and best in Spring and fall are the best times for this walk.

Bhairabkunda Trek.

“The Bhairabunda Trek is a popular trekking route in Nepal. It offers stunning views of the Himalayan peaks and is an excellent way to experience the beauty and culture of the region. It is suitable for all trekkers, from beginners to experienced ones.”

Bhairabkunda Trek is a spiritual journey that lies on the northeast side of the Kathmandu Valley along the Tibetan frontier. One may categorize Bhairav Kunda Treks as a pilgrimage trek. Bhairav Kunda trek takes you to the Petrified Pilgrimage Site. The lake is 4,250 meters above sea level. Bhairabkunda is a holy lake that in this specific form is the god of death that kills both good and evil. This is also the holiest spiritualistic pilgrimage site; named for the destructive feature of the Holy Lord Shiva. People believe you can wash away your sins by plunging yourself into this Kunda (pool). Therefore, many Hindu and Buddhist devotees frequent and pay homage to this holy lake.

Bhairabkunda trekking starts at Jalbire, so we ride along an old trade route to Nepal and Tibet. The scenic scenery and the trails pass through spectacular valleys. The lush forest and distinct ethnic villages and the Forest Camp (3,150 m) are other highlights of this trip. Khani Gaon’s base runs along the thick alpine forest containing wild animals such as Red Pandas, Snow Leopards, and Himalayan Black Bear, mostly Rhododendron and Oak, and we can also enjoy the beautiful sound of birds chirping during our walk. You walk up to the magnificent Bhairabkunda Lake after that and enjoy the view along with other mountains.

You’ll be enjoying the trips having an exciting mystical journey as ennobling trekking route. many other visitors enter the trek to expertise the traditional Himalayan culture and view some awesome sights. This hiking path offers us a spectacular view of various mountains. Like Mt. Dorje Lakpa (6,966 m), Madiya (6,257 m) and Phurbi Ghyachu (6,637 m) within the Jugal Himal range and also the nearest glimpse of various Glaciers. Bhairabkunda trekking is possible throughout the year. This walk within the monsoon we don’t recommend, because the paths are slippery and risky. Spring and fall are the best times for this walk.

Our office representative will warmly greet you on landing at Tribhuwan International Airport in medieval and modernized Kathmandu and will transfer you to the hotel. Upon check-in and some refreshments, our senior Sherpa guide will come to meet you and send you a quick briefing on Bhairav Kunda Trek. You will then take a walk down the street and get to know the area, have dinner and go to bed. Hotel with Bed and Breakfast plan.

We will move towards Jalbire after getting breakfast. It is about a scenic 5-hour drive from Kathmandu to Jalbire. Jalbire is the location to experience breathtaking mountain views. Jalbire is rich in Newari culture and home to god Bishnu's Hindu temple that lies on the banks of the Balephi River. This is where we are setting up our tents with all meals provided for the night.

Our journey must start early in the morning after breakfast. We walk through a waterfall to reach Chanute and some small Tamang villages. It takes about 4 hours to finish. Chanute is a small village that houses people from the Chhetri and Brahmin communities. Overnight at tented tents for all-inclusive meals.

Our next trip will be to Khani Gaun, after breakfast. Chanute-Khani Gaon is a 5-6 hour walk away. The route is much more challenging steeps uphill. Yet when we can see beautiful villages and streams, we can have a nice walk through the entire way. Khani Gaun is a Newar village, and it is claimed that residents of Bhaktapur came here to save their lives during the war between Gorkha and Bhaktapur. Overnight at camp tented meal inclusive.

Today is the day of exploration so we visit Khani village after breakfast and meet the local people and venture around. Overnight in tented tents, with meals provided.

We must walk uphill after getting breakfast which is steep through the forest of rhododendrons. This is around 6-7 hours of trekking. This is a perfect opportunity to see the rhododendron forest landscape and you can also see stunning birds and wildlife. Tented camps overnight except.

Today's hike is harder because it takes over 4 hours to ascend upwards. But there will be enchanting views over the pine and rhododendron forest to make your journey fun. After four hours of ascending, we enter Pati and we can relax for pilgrimages in the rest of the houses constructed at Pati. You'll enjoy panoramic mountain views. Live overnight in inclusive tented camps.

Our next destination is Bhairav Kunda, roughly 3 hour walk from Pati. Second, after around two and a half hours a 1-hour stroll goes uphill faster. Bhairabkunda is a place of valued faith. Most people from various parts of Nepal visit this place mostly during August full moon day to take a holy bath. The pilgrims also worship the Bhairab (Lord Shiva’s destructive form) in the temple that was located near the shore. Live overnight in all-inclusive tented camps.

We have to start Our walk early so we can get thrilling sunrise views from the peak of Bhairabkund. You will also get spectacular views of glimmering mountain ranges like Langtang, Jugal Himal, Rolwaling, and the Tibetan Highlands. Then after we descend to the beautiful village at 2500 m above sea level, which is called Sherpa Gaon is about 6 hours walking from the tip. Live overnight inclusive in a tented camp.

Today is our final day hike; after getting our breakfast we head for Larcha. Our path traverses Bhote Khosi's back. We might reach Larcha in 4-5 hours or so. We will have a hot spring bath after entering Larcha, and then walk for another 30 minutes; after the hike we can have a hot spring bath and hang out here. We are returning from the hot spring to Larcha. Camping at Larcha overnight, including all meals.

We have now returned to Kathmandu after finishing our trip and travelling for so long. It's a beautiful drive back to Kathmandu for around 6 hours and then we move to our hotel for refreshment and rest. Live at your hotel overnight and we'll also have a farewell dinner and breakfast.

After breakfast and our last day in Kathmandu, our vehicle and escorts will be on duty to drop you off three hours before your scheduled flight back home to the international airport. Hopefully, we will see you again soon.

Cost Includes

Airport picks up and drops with private vehicle.
Hotel in Kathmandu accommodation with B.B plan.
All necessary permit park fees and "TIMS" card, etc.
Experience guide with necessary porter during the trip.
Their salary, food, accommodation and insurance to the staff.
3 times meal (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) and tea or coffee during the trek.
All the camping gear such member tent, toilet, dining and kitchen utensils.
Farewell dinner in a Nepali cultural restaurant in Kathmandu.
First Aid kit and all government taxes.
All ground transportation for the trip.
Office service charge, etc.

Cost Excludes

Food lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
You’re slipping bag for during the whole trip.
Your international airfare and Nepal Visa fee.
Any alcoholic beverages, mineral water, soft drinks, snack, etc.
Your personal medical or evacuation expenses travel insurance which included rescue.
All accommodation on flight cancellation due to bad weather if incase Helicopter charter.
Any extra cost for horse riding, and natural disasters.
Extra porter cost US$18 per person per day.
Tips for Guide and Porter.

The Shindhupalchok Bhairabkunda Trek is a popular trekking route in the Shindhupalchok district of Nepal. While I can provide you with some general information that may be helpful. It's always a good idea to double-check the latest details and consult local sources or tour operators for the most up-to-date information.

Location: Shindhupalchok Bhairabkunda Trek is located in the Shindhupalchok district of Nepal, which lies northeast of Kathmandu, the capital city.

Difficulty: The trek's difficulty level can vary depending on the specific route you choose and your level of fitness. It is generally considered to be a moderate trek, but it's important to be prepared for steep ascents, descents, and rugged terrain.

Permits: Like most trekking routes in Nepal, you will need certain permits to trek in the Shindhupalchok district. The most common permits are the TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System). These permits are obtained through registered trekking agencies or the Nepal Tourism Board.

Best Time to Trek: The best time to undertake the Shindhupalchok Bhairabkunda Trek is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These months generally offer stable weather conditions, clear skies, and favourable temperatures for trekking. It's important to be aware of the weather forecast and consider any seasonal variations.

Accommodation: Along the trekking route, there are no teahouse accommodations. It's advisable to camping trek so, carry a sleeping bag. Some sections of the trail may have limited accommodation options, so it's important to plan accordingly.

Safety: Trekking in the Himalayas always carries certain risks. It's essential to be prepared and take necessary precautions. Hiring a local guide or porter can be helpful, as they are familiar with the area, and weather conditions, and can provide assistance during the trek. Make sure to carry adequate supplies, such as water, snacks, a first aid kit, appropriate clothing, and sturdy trekking shoes.

Itinerary: The specific itinerary for the Shindhupalchok Bhairabkunda Trek may vary based on your preferences and the duration of your trek. It's recommended to plan your itinerary in advance and consult with local trekking agencies or experienced trekkers for guidance.

Remember to research and gather updated information about the trek, including trail conditions, logistics, and safety guidelines. Local trekking agencies or tour operators can provide detailed information and assist in organizing your trek. Always prioritize safety and be prepared for any challenges that may arise during your journey.

Sure! I can provide you with some frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the Shindhupalchok Bhairab Kunda Trek. Please note that the information is based on the knowledge available up until September 2021, and there may have been changes or updates since then. It's always a good idea to consult with local authorities or travel agencies for the most up-to-date information. Here are some commonly asked questions about the trek:

Q1: Where is Shindhupalchok Bhairab Kunda located?

A1: Shindhupalchok Bhairab Kunda is located in the Sindhupalchok District of Nepal, which is northeast of Kathmandu.

Q2: What is the duration of the Shindhupalchok Bhairab Kunda Trek?

A2: The trek typically takes around 9 to 11 days, depending on the pace of the trekker and the specific itinerary chosen.

Q3: What is the difficulty level of the trek?

A3: The Shindhupalchok Bhairab Kunda Trek is considered a moderately challenging trek. It involves steep ascents and descents, rocky trails, and some sections with high altitudes. Previous trekking experience and a reasonable level of fitness are recommended.

Q4: What is the best time to do the Shindhupalchok Bhairab Kunda Trek?

A4: The best time for the trek is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These months offer favourable weather conditions with clear skies, stable temperatures, and good visibility.

Q5: Is a permit required for the Shindhupalchok Bhairab Kunda Trek?

A5: Yes, a trekking permit is required to enter the area. You will need to obtain the necessary permits, such as the TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) card and the Langtang National Park entry permit. These permits can be obtained through a registered trekking agency or at the respective checkpoints.

Q6: What are the accommodation options during the trek?

A6: Along the Shindhupalchok Bhairab Kunda Trek, you will find teahouses and lodges for accommodation. These are basic but comfortable options that provide meals and lodging facilities. It's advisable to carry a sleeping bag, as the teahouses may have limited bedding. So, that is why our recommendation is better with the Camping trek.

Q7: Are there any altitude-related risks during the trek?

A7: While the maximum altitude reached on the Shindhupalchok Bhairab Kunda Trek is not extremely high compared to other treks in Nepal, it's still important to be aware of altitude-related risks. Acclimatization is crucial, and it's recommended to ascend gradually, allowing your body time to adjust to the changing altitude. It's advisable to consult with a local guide or trekking agency to ensure a safe trek.

Q8: What are the highlights of the Shindhupalchok Bhairab Kunda Trek?

A8: The trek offers stunning views of the Himalayan peaks, including Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, and Dorje Lakpa. The trail passes through beautiful rhododendron and pine forests, and remote villages, and offers a chance to experience the local Tamang culture. The Bhairab Kunda Lake, considered sacred by Hindus, is another significant highlight of the trek.

Remember, for the most accurate and updated information about the Shindhupalchok Bhairab Kunda Trek, it's always best to consult with local experts or experienced trekking agencies in Nepal.

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