Itineraries of Jumla and it's Neighbours Districts

We provide facilities to those trekkers who can adjust in minimum locally available services such as; eat locally available food, accommodate in local tea houses ; houses of villagers which are congested in the areas of Jumla and mugu.

Trekker should have strong willing, motivate for travelling these areas as it is rural area of Nepal where modern facilities are not available. 

Here, we had provided a lots of itineraries with in Jumla and around Jumla 

and its neighbours districts.If you need further detail information about any provided itineraries you can email or contact us.......

  

 Tekking  with in Jumla

-     Jumla to jaljala- marphan- chautha –Bhulbule- Dhaba - Chuchemara lagna (range) - Mili grass land and Hutu(Danphe Hotel) (challenging Trek)

-       Jumla to Sinja valley (capital of Khas king and origin of nepali language)

-       Jumla to Sinja(Botamalika) and rara ( via chuchemara lagna (pass) )

-       Jumla to Chumchaur (chumchaur valley; place recorded as high paddy farming in world)

-       Jumla to Godheymahadev VDC (flow of wild bees, special cultural events (Healing on water all the night)during winter ) (2/3 days)

-       Jumla to Chimara malika ( good view of Patarasi and Kanjirowa mountain and Jumla valley 1 night/2 days uphill full day walk)

A day hike in Jumla ;

-       - One day hike to Gothalay water fall (Banta,Patamara VDC

-        - Hike to KTS – Charay chaur– Bhandaribada Malika

-       - Ganesh cave and sidhha cave in Boharagaun

-       - Tatopani hot water springs and Ruins of lachal kriti paikalo

-       - Panchadeol and satra (seventeen) Pillar Umgada and Lamra

Trekking to Rara(Mugu)

-       Jumla to Rara lake to Kimri- Mangri – Mugu and Dolpo valley

-       Jumla to Chayanath temple  (Mugu near to tibet) (Challenging)

-       Jumla to mugu-humla

-       Jumla to RiniMoshya and Rara

-       Jumla to rara via Danphe lekh and Patmara village

Re-xplore the Ancient Trade route to Jumla

.    Dailekh(chupra) – shrithan- Khambagadey - dahachaur- Birtamod –Nagma-Jumla ( Via Haudi lekh) (very rare use by people)

2  Dailekh(chupra) – shrithan- Khambagadey –Dahachaur- Padmaghar-chilkya-Nagma- Jumla( Via Haudi lekh) (Very rare use by people)

3   Dailekh Bazaar- Mabhu lekh-lasundunga-Chilkhaya-Nagma-Jumla (still used by local of Kalikot)

Camping Trek

Jumla - Thakurgyu 2 night/3 days

Jumla – RiniMokshya (3 / 4 days)

Jumla to Patarasi Base camp (5/6 days)

Jumla Patarasi base camp- manishangu(Gotichaur)- Thakurjyu (places of lakes and high grassland)-Gidhi daha (lake)- gidikhola- lamra-jumla(12/15days)

Jumla – Patarasi- Kagmara- Sheyphoksundo lake (Dolpo) (unexplored) (12/15 days)

Jumla-Dolpa-sheyphoksundo lake

Specials Treks can be managed and operate

-      Yarshagumba trek in Jumla, Dolpa and Mugu high grass land

1.       Apple trek in and around Jumla valley
2.       Guchhi Mushroom and herbal collecting trek ( in an around Jumla) (interesting for those who like to see  the people lives closely)
3.        Silagit excretation watching trek (heart taking experience on watching)
4.      Facilitations on Cultural, Historical, Herbal and Forestry research in Jumla

On request; Specials package can be managed for the filming in Jumla.

Sinja Valley;Proposed Heritage sites of Nepal

Heritage tourism in Jumla or anywhere else could not be promoted unless there is a sense of historical importance evidence, authenticity to developing heritage attraction. Thus, Sinja Dara still has so many heritages and ruins waiting for proper planning, study, excavations, preservation and conservation. This region (Sinja Dara) must be developed and promote as a heritage destination in national and international tourism market because heritage resources are not necessarily the physical manifestations these are entirely depend on the stories being created, recreated, told and untold. Thus, proper documentation of heritages should be done. Sinja Dara includes the following VDC of Jumla district from where the Malla dynasty used to rule the State. They are; Botamalika, Kanaka Sundari, Birat, PandavGufa, Dhapa, Narakot, Sanigaun, Badki, kalikakhaetu, Mahabaipatarkhola

Sinja Valley contains the archaeological evidence of the capital city of the well organized and influential Western Malla or Khasa Kingdom of the 12th and 14th Century. After the 14th Century the Khasa Kingdom split into the Baise or Twenty-Two Kingdoms, which existed until the unification of Nepal in the late 18th Century. Excavations have revealed the remains of old palaces, temples (Kanak Sundari, Tripura Sundari) and the old settlement. A remarkable ring of huge monolithic stone columns were found surrounding the ruins of the ancient settlement with a Malla gateway and steps. Earthen pipes were excavated testifying to an elaborate water supply system. Across from the Hima River there are caves with ancient votive Buddhist chaityas and cliff inscriptions. Even today the ancient rites of the Masto (Shamans) are practiced in many of the stone Dewals or temples. 

            There have been done numerous researches about Jumla particularly the history of Jumla. So many national and international researchers has found and come to conclusion that the Sinja is the place from where the Nepali Khas language is originated, it has hundreds of historically important shrines and ruins’ available in the area and needs to preserve and conserve for future abut it has never been taken seriously, never been planned and develop on the way that the heritages could be the tools for the development and changes of the people of the area. The life of heritage has been shortening, some are destroyed, some are excavated during Maoist conflict, as saying there is valuable things like gold’s and so on. People are not aware of the value of things available in their homes and areas due to the irresponsibility of the concern agencies of government and government.

            Thus, we know that every place cannot develop and planned as according to the theory and practices which has been successful in other regions or that may be successful in a new place which has been failure in other place. So, plan has been develop and implement as per the nature, culture and environment of the region. Hence, in Sinja; emphasis should be given to the heritage tourism because it (Sinja) has hundreds of heritages material and immaterial available, which are still waiting for the preservation and conservation.

 The Sinja Dara has high potential of Heritage tourism as it has hundreds of heritage resources and ruins need to preservation and conservation.

            It is recognized that cultural heritage conservation can be achieved through visitor management. There has been considerable success in contemporary protected area management by concentrating management effort on visitors rather than the resource. Improving visitor or tourist interaction with natural and cultural heritage properties can therefore make an invaluable contribution to sustainable heritage tourism.

            In particular, there is almost no understanding of what tourists experience through cultural heritage properties beyond the most superficial consumption or how this differs from professional understanding. An important aspect of successful and sustainable tourism at cultural heritage sites therefore depends on developing knowledge in relation to visitors.

A yearly climate,festivals and working status in Jumla

Y       e      Yearly climate and festivals celebrated by local in Jumla are as follows;

   

S.no	Month	English Month	Activities
1	Baisakh	Apr/May	Hot temperature, collection of fire wood and drypine, few rains occur ,sun and rain,windy air
2	Jestha	May/Jun	Hot temperature during day time ,People goes for collection of Herbal product like yarcha Gumba,Red Mushroom,  sometime Raining , harvesting of Barley and planting rice, preparing for seedling of millet,
3	Ashar	Jun/Jul	Harvesting of Wheat,raining
4	Shrawan	July/Aug	Collection of Bhulte,Katuko, more raining, Yarshaagumba -cordyceps sinesis, Jatamasi –Narrdostachys, Drandiflora- Jatamasi, Bihsajara -Aconitum Spp, Chirayito Swertia Chirata, Satuwa-Paris polyphylla
5	Bhadra	Aug/Sep	Harvesting of fruits (Apple,Walnut,Apricoat) collecting of green grass Sunny weather starting cold
6	Ashoj	Sep/Oct	Dashain Festival,Harvesting of almost of all crops like Paddy, Maize, Millets, potatoes,Workload for women (man and women work together) Barley and wheat plantation for next season. Sunny weather and cold in morning and evening and windy.Hard time for women
7	Kartik	Oct/Nov	Dipawali (Tihar Festival), Busy of colletion of grass and continue of harvesting of crops. End of Kartik Starting of “frosting” and rises of coldness
8	Mangsir	Nov/Dec	Also known as wedding month. Collection of dry pine and leaves from forest for bedding of domestic animal which helps for making compost for field. Collection of firewood from forest. Carrying of compost to the field. So cold some time snowing and rain.
9	Poush	Dec/Jan	Poush Phandra(15) festival celeberating by playing deuda(local dance) having nice foods, Mostly snowing and dry air
10	Magh	Jan/Feb	Maghi festivals very cold but sunny, Mostly snowing less work
11	Falgun	Feb/Mar	Sunny weather,Starting warmer
12	Chaitra	Mar/Apr	Windy , seedling of rice, Dry air

summer in Jumla

women carrying firewood

Jumla valley