Hiking from Nagarkot to Dhulikhel – One Day Hiking

Hiking from Nagarkot to Dhulikhel is Around 16 km walking trail takes roughly 4 to 6 hours of walking About 31 kilometer east of Kathmandu Valley in the Kavre District is dhulikhel.

On a clear day, Nagarkot offers stunning views of the mountains. Most of the route from Nagarkot to Dhulikhel is downhill. We advise you to bring enough food and drink with you for the trip because there aren’t many places to buy either along the Nagarkot to Dhulikhel route. In the morning, one can drive from Kathmandu to Nagarkot and then proceed to Club Himalaya. There is a little walking path that crosses the slope beneath the hotel and leads to Rhonnie Bhangyang. You have excellent views of the Panckhal Valley to your left, and in clear weather, you should once more get unforgettable vistas of the central Himalaya, including Mt. Everest.

Continue on the rough, rarely-used jeep route until you reach a flat area of land with a few farm homes. Rhonnie Bhangyang is who I am. Do not turn to the left or right; go straight ahead. After ascending a brief, steep climb, you will reach a junction with another jeep trail. Turn left and travel along this road along the ridge. A little track to the right, approximately a kilometer later, leads you into the following valley. Keep Nagarkot over your left shoulder as you descend back down into the valley below it on the main jeep trail. Continue down the stony, downward path across the hillside of settlements. Your target is a hazy ridge that lies between two valleys.Kankre and Tanchok villages will be among those you pass through.

You will come to another main jeep track from Tanchok, which you must take to the right and then uphill for about a kilometer till you reach Tusal. Here, you must turn right once more and proceed to the rural settlement of Opi, where you must cross the major jeep route before continuing on to Dhulikhel. One kilometer from Dhulikhel’s center, at the Himalayan Horizons Hotel, the route connects to the Arniko Highway. You have to turn right and go uphill to enter the town. After lunch, you can return to Kathmandu. If you want to cut the Nagarkot day trip by an hour, you can stop at Nala or Banepa. A beautiful hike to Ghimire Geoun, where you can observe the nature, mountain vistas, and village life.
Then we return to your accommodation in Kathmandu.

a very significant Buddhist pilgrimage site that is located on the hilltop of Panauti. On a clear day, Nagarkot offers stunning views of the mountains. Most of the route from Nagarkot to Dhulikhel is downhill. We advise you to bring enough food and drink with you for the trip because there aren’t many places to buy either along the Nagarkot to Dhulikhel route

You will come to another main jeep track from Tanchok, which you must take to the right and then uphill for about a kilometer till you reach Tusal. Here, you must turn right once more and proceed to the rural settlement of Opi, where you must cross the major jeep route before continuing on to Dhulikhel. One kilometer from Dhulikhel’s center, at the Himalayan Horizons Hotel, the route connects to the Arniko Highway. You have to turn right and go uphill to enter the town. After lunch, you can return to Kathmandu. If you want to cut the Nagarkot day trip by an hour, you can stop at Nala or Banepa. A beautiful hike to Ghimire Geoun, where you can observe the nature, mountain vistas, and village life.
Then we return to your accommodation in Kathmandu.

To go to Namoboudha from here, we climb for almost an hour steadily upward. Continue your hike to Dhulikhel on gentle trails after lunch. Return to Kathmandu by car or spend the night at a resort in Dhulikhel.

The fastest way from Kathmandu to discover Nepal’s natural, historical, and biodiverse terrain is via Chitlang. Typically, Hiking to Chitlang is the best place to go in the Makwanpur district, which is 22 kilometers from the city, to spend the weekend with loved ones.

Hiking to Namobuddha is a tranquil and lovely location tucked away close to Kathmandu, Nepal. This charming village, which is part of the Makwanpur district, makes for the ideal retreat from the city’s bustle. Chitlang hamlet offers a captivating picture of nature’s grandeur since it is surrounded by verdant hills and terraced fields. Ancient temples and monuments are dispersed across the village’s environment, which contributes to its reputation for having a rich cultural history and historical significance.

The community of Chitlang is renowned for its wonderful goat cheese and organic farming practices. The locals’ adoption of sustainable agriculture methods makes it the perfect destination for eco-conscious tourists and those who love the outdoors. Visitors may take leisurely strolls around the village’s meandering walkways, visit the bustling local markets, and participate in age-old pursuits like weaving and pottery production. Chitlang village is a memorable travel destination for people looking for a distinctive and authentic experience in rural Nepal because of the peaceful environment and friendly hospitality of the residents.

Length: Kathmandu to Chandragiri Drive: 13.5 Kilometer 

Chandragiri -Chitlang village and back to the station Hiking distance 12 km (7.5 miles)

Grading: Easy

Hiking time: About 6-7 hours

Transport and Meeting Point: Touch The Himalaya Office

HOW TO FIND YOUR GUIDE

Our guide will be at the meeting point detailed in the section “Transport and Meeting Point”

In case of difficulties call : +977 9841619019

WHAT TO BRING ?

Suitable Hiking clothes Half Pant or Trouser and Tea shirts , (Waterproof jacket, trouser in case of rain) Hiking footwear (ideally hiking boot)
Water bottle
Packed lunch/ or we can buy lunch in Local restaurant
Money for drinks and refreshments after the hike
Camera/ mobile/ sunscreens etc.

SAFETY

This hike is led by a trained local Hiking or mountain trekking leader and qualified Outdoor Activity First Aider.

This day hiking to Chitlang is a perfect day hiking for individuals seeking for walks without any overnight accommodations, which provides a succinct overview of Nepal’s vast range of culture and scenery. For those people who looking to get a taste of Nepali trekking in a short amount of time, these leisurely walks and hikes in and around the towns are ideal. Please feel free to contact us if you have any more questions regarding the one day Hiking to Chitlang or more alternative options of one day hiking in Nepal and OR get in touch with us to customize your own one day hiking program in Nepal.