Compared to the Everest Base Camp Journey and the Annapurna Base Camp Trek, the Churen Himal Base Camp Trek is an off-the-beaten-path trek that is only visited by a small number of hikers. The Base Camp of Churen Himal is the destination of this amazing trip. The walk to the Churen Himal Base Camp provides a chance to visit the mostly unexplored and inaccessible places. Furthermore, the region continues to maintain a distinctive way of life unaffected by western culture. The trekker can experience Nepal’s simple way of life thanks to its preserved culture and way of life. In addition to this, the breath-taking views of the mountains Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Churen Himal (7371m), Gurja Himal, and many more entice hikers to complete this journey.

North of the Beni and Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, in the western Dhauligiri Range, lies the mountain known as Churen Himal. Three submissions exist on the Churen Himal. Churen North, Churen Central, and Churen West (all 7371 meters) (7371m). Several rivers and swift glacier streams may be found along the Churen Himal Trek route. While on this trip, you may see a variety of plants and wildlife. You will travel through a number of ethnic communities while walking, including Gurja Village, Lumsang Village, and Dharapani Village. These are the undiscovered riches of this area—all of these communities. As a result, when traveling through these picturesque towns, one may appreciate the lively cultures and ways of life of several ethnic communities, like the Gurung, Magar, Chhetri, and others. The warmth of the residents and these little rural communities will enhance the hiking experience.

Churen Himal Base Camp Trek is one of the best options for hikers who wish to explore the remote area of the Nepalese Himalayas on unexplored pathways. One can experience trekking for the first time in a lifetime by hiking along the Churen Himal Base Camp trails.

• The vistas of Mt. Dhaulagiri, Mt. Annapurna, Gurja Himal, Churen Himal, and many more are breathtaking.
• Investigate the wild paths and dynamic culture.
• Appreciate the Magar people's warm and welcoming hospitality.
• Observe the diverse flora and fauna. Discover the solitude and wilderness of nature.

• Day 1 : picked up from the international airport, transported to the hotel, and then dinner.
• Day 2 : Kathmandu Valley sightseeing.
• Day 3 : Travel to Beni (Flight to Pokhara).
• Day 4 : Drive to Darbang; camp overnight.
• Day 5 : Trek to Dharapani; camp overnight
• Day 6 : Camp overnight before the trek to Lamsung.
• Day 7 : Camp overnight before the trek to Jaljala Bhanjyang.
• Day 8 : Trek to Gurjaghat; camp overnight.
• Day 9 : Trek to Rupachaur; camp overnight.
• Day 10 : Camp overnight before the trek to Gurja Gaun.
• Day 11 : Camp overnight before the trek to Lamsung.
• Day 12 : Overnight at camp on the trek to Khibang
• Day 13 : Overnight at camp on the trek to Malkapang.
• Day 14 : Trek to Pakhapani; camp overnight.
• Day 15 : Trek to Beni; lodge overnight.
• Day 16 : Beni travels by car to Pokhara before flying or driving to Kathmandu.
• Day 17 : Free day for touring in Kathmandu.
• Day 18 : Travel to the airport and get a flight home.

• Depending on the size of the group, transportation from the airport to the hotel is provided.
• 2 nights in a double deluxe room with breakfast in Kathmandu.
• Licensed by the government, knowledgeable, and kind guide.
• all meals while on the walk, including breakfast, lunch, and supper.
• Throughout the trip, tea, coffee, cookies, and fresh fruit are offered. all required camping gear.
• Housing, food, pay, and supplies for your porter and guide.
• The cost of ground transportation is covered.
• insurance that is required for your guide and porters.
• TIMS Cards and a Conservation Area Permit.
• a duffel bag, a down jacket, and a sleeping bag.
• Transportation costs, fees for using tourist attractions, sales tax, and office service fees

• All bar tabs, including with drinks like mineral water, Coke, Fanta, and Sprite.
• the cost of a tourist visa for Nepal, Things and costs of a personal character.
• Lunch, supper, and a sightseeing trip in Kathmandu.
• Personal trekking gear, as well as emergency rescue procedures.
• Any expenses incurred as a result of an itinerary adjustment, landslides, political unrest, strikes, etc.
• services for laundry, calls, internet, charging heaters, and wifi.
• Guide, porter, and driver tips