7 Days
6 Nights
The millennium trek could refer to a trekking route developed or popularized around the turn of the millennium (early 2000s), or it may be a more recent development. Trekking routes in Nepal often lead to high-altitude areas, providing stunning views of the Himalayan peaks, traditional villages, and diverse ecosystems but this trek offer you all this experience without climbing high altitude. This is purely homestay and cultural trek that offers local organic cuisines. Bonfire, shaman practice and cultural dance is unique experiences you can have in this trek.
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Locals discovered the cave in 1995 after their goat fell into a deep gorge. They heard the sound of the goat but couldn't see it. Later, they found the goat inside the cave. This led to the naming of the cave. The locals found the cave very attractive due to its 65-meter circumference (round), 25-meter height, ladders with a waterfall, and the habitat of bats. The cave features numerous shapes resembling animals such as elephants, bulls, snakes, crabs, and mountain formations, all crafted naturally from limestone and water. Subsequently, they began advertising it for tourism. This cave is considered unique in South Asia. Geologist Dr. Krishna KC named the cave as Millennium Cave and trek as Millennium Trek in 2000 with 7 days long plan connecting more than 41 villages of different castes and ethnicity.
We begin our trek from Pokhara after your morning breakfast. We take a local bus (1 hour and 30 minutes) to reach Khairenitar. From there, our trek commences, and the path ascends gradually through the Sal Forest. Lunch will be served at Kalimaryang. After a brief rest, we trek for about two hours and reach our destination. Dagam is a typical Magar village, representing one of the ethnic groups of Nepal.
Highlight of way to Dagam
After the glorious morning, we start our day at Pyuridovan. At first, we descend about 2 hours to the suspension bridge and vulture farm. After few rest, we trek for about 2 hours for lunch at Lilachowk. We trek through the village for about 2 hours and arrived at Pyuridovan.
Highlight of Pyuridovan
After breakfast, we start our day. First, we ascended about two hours through Sal forest and arrived at Lamagaun. Lamagaun is a typical Gurung(An ethnic group of Nepal) Village where we have our lunch and spend some time. After lunch, we descend for 2 hours to the Gharedi.
Highlight of Gharedi
After morning breakfast we start our trek to Gharedi, first, we climb down and we start to climb up again. Millennium Cave lies 30 min away from Gharedi. We spent some time at Millenium Cave. After walking for 4 hours we stop for lunch at beautiful Kalkhu village and continue our day to Kolamakot.
Highlight of Today
After our wonderful night and breakfast at Kolmakot, we start our trek to Pyarsing. We walk through the village and forest on a mixed trail (up down and flat). We will stop for lunch at Khairikot. And we continue our day to Pyasing.
Highlight of Today
After our joyful night at Pyarsing, we start our day in the morning. First, we climb 30 min up and continue our trek on a beautiful trail with a spectacular mountain view. We will stop for lunch after walking 4 hours at Buchakhani and continued another 2 hours to Rangrung.
Highlight of Today
After relaxing night at Rangrung we start our day slowly. We descend to the Bhager and drive back to Pokhara.
We provide the following services according to client preferences:
The ideal times for experiencing Millennium Homestay Trekking in the hilly regions are autumn, winter, and spring, although summer remains a feasible option. In winter, temperatures range from 5 to 20 degrees Celsius, offering a mild climate. Autumn and spring boast temperatures between 10 and 30 degrees Celsius, making them the optimal seasons for travel. Summer brings temperatures of 15 to 35 degrees Celsius, accompanied by heavy rainfall, offering relief from the heat but potentially posing challenges for trekking routes and transportation.
If opting for trekking during the offseason, such as summer, it's advisable to allocate extra days for potential emergencies. For up-to-date weather forecasts, you can visit Here and consult with our knowledgeable experts. For more detailed information, please visit our webpage dedicated to the best Trekking seasons in Nepal.
Trekking Equipment Gear for Millennium Homestay Trekking
This trek is facilitated by porters and involves overnight stays in home stays along the route. Your choice of trekking gear should be based on the season and the duration of the trek. We suggest adhering to the following trekking equipment list and preparing accordingly, or consulting with us before making your arrangements.
Please keep in mind that porters have a weight restriction of 20 kg, with 10 kg allotted for each client. It is strongly advised to pack carefully and stay within the weight limit. Non-essential items can be stored at hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara. Additionally, you have the option to purchase or rent any necessary equipment in Pokhara and Kathmandu.
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The trek poses minimal risk due to its well-managed trail conditions, low altitude, and straightforward geographical terrain, ensuring a safe and secure journey for trekkers.For the trekking risk and response Click here.
