Arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport, Kathmandu. Traditional welcome by our airport representative. Your guide will brief about the program during the typical Nepali dinner served in the evening.

You will be taken for sightseeing of Kathmandu Valley to explore the vibrant city after breakfast at your hotel. Drive to famous Buddhist Stupa Swayambunath, also known as Monkey temple, on the hill of Kathmandu Valley where you can see stunning view of mountains and Kathmandu valley. This temple attracts Buddhists and tourists from around the world. Swayambhunath Stupa is the most ancient and enigmatic of all the holy shrines in Kathmandu valley. Its lofty white dome and glittering golden spire are visible from far and wide. Next is Pashupatinath, the temple of Lord Shiva. This is probably the most famous temple for Hindu in Indian Sub-continent. There is crematorium beside the temple where dead bodies are burnt to ashes. After exploring Pashupatinath, you will visit fascinating sights of Patan Durbar Square, one of the most glorious examples of traditional Nepalese architecture, full of centuries old temples and palaces.

You will take the stunning flight to Nepalgunj from Kathmandu and meet the trekking crew upon arrival. Get a chance to see the culture and lifestyle of the people of the Nepalgunj. Stay overnight at hotel in Nepalgunj.

Today after your breakfast, fly to Jumla town at the height of the 2340m above the sea level. The town is the administrative of the Karnali Zone. From Jumla we start our trekking towards Patmara. There you can see two trails leading north to Gumgarhi and Rara. One is a trail leading directly from the north of the town and another one is the popular trek route that turns east of the town towards Dansanhu (2347m) at the confluence of Tila Nadi with Chaudbise Khola. Crossways northeast along the right side of the Chaudbise Khola through pine forests. Two hours further is Urthu (2520m) at the confluence of Chaudbise Khola and Ghurseni Khola. The bridge leads east to Chaudbise area. The trek now ascends steeply through the narrow gorge of the Ghurseni Khola, keeping all the time to its right slope. Padmara (3017m), a Chhetri village at the head of the valley is one hour beyond the canyon head.

After your breakfast trek beyond Patmara which continues rising along the north side of Ghurseni stream. You have to leave the last fields at 3048 meters and climb to the first pass, Khali Langa (3545m), four kilometers from Patmara. Follow down the right bank of stream to a foot-bridge at 3353 meter and cross it to the west side. Continue descending north for one hour through dense forest to reach a log bridge at 2743 meters over Sinja Khola, here called Lah Gad. Cross the bridge to the north side, turn west and climb to Bumra (2830m) about two kilometers further.

Todays trek start with the track beyond Bumra keeping high above the river and skirts two small spurs to reach Bhargaon (2890m) in 1.5 hours. After one kilometer walk at the end of the fields, the track turns north into the tributary stream of Ghautha Khola. You hhave to cross the stream by a log bridge to the west side and climb to Chautha (3100m) in a forest clearing. After an hour the valley opens out into a pleasant meadow. keep to the left stream until a western tributary joins it. Before reaching Ghurchi Langna (3457m) climb up the narrow gully on the north east slope and skirt north across a series of spurs to reach Pina (2430m).

After your morning breakfast get ready for the trekking to the Rara Lake, it lies only 8km west of Pine. It is a short, pleasure trek with the fine views of the north. On the way to the Rara lake you can take a trail turning west that transverse a steep north- facing  the slope. After crossing the stretch of fields, climb a small up to the hamlet of the jhari from Pina (2430m). It will take just over 2 hours to reach the Jhari from Pina. From Jhari, you ascend west along a ridge for about 700 meters to reach a low saddles in two hours. The large lake is visible directly north of this saddles. From here, it is pleasant descent to the meadows on the south side of the lake. The village site of Rara (3040m) on the north side is a pleasant two hours walk along the western bank of the lake.

Explore the beauty of the Rara lake and the enjoy the scenery of the mountain. The Rara area was designated a National Park in the 1974. You can go to Murma Top (3690m) today to get a glimpse of the best view of Rara Lake.

Wake up early and start your trekking to the lake outlet (2980m). Follow the down stream of Khatyar Gad for an hour. There is a log bridge over the stream below Murma (3139m). Cross the bridge to the south side and clime steadily over the 400 meters to reach an open clearing at 3277 meters. The trail continues climbing south through dense forest until the tree line is reached at 3658m. The ridge continues south for another 200 meters but it is pleasant trail with distant view of the mountains. There is no pass on this high ridge and the trail turns south-east at an altitude of 3749m and descends by the east side of Chuchemara Danda. It is a fairly steep descent to Ghorasain (3271m).

From Ghorasain village there is trail of descending the valley to Botan (2895m). Its one of the beautiful trail with the scenic prospect is to climb Diyabala Danda due south of Ghorasain. The climb begins by the west of Ghorasain and takes about an hour through forest to top the crest at 5351 meters. The trail then skirts south-east above the high fields of Lumsa. There are good views to the south along the Sinja valley. The trail descends to Okharpati village (3100m) on a high shelf above Mindrabali Gad. The descent from Okharpati to Sinja takes less than two hours.

Todays your trek will start by crossing the log bridge over Sinja Khola to the east and follow the south bank of Jaljale Gad beyond Kotgaon near Lamathada. You can follow the stream for another five kilometers due east. Then ascend the ridge (2865m) briefly to descend to the same stream again. The trail clings to the south side of the stream all the way for another nine kilometers. The trail twists and turns along the stream but it is enjoyable trail amidst forest wilderness.
Finally, the trail climbs east along a gully to ascend a pass at 3597m. Descend east along a wide meadow into the headquarters of Ju Gad that drains to Jumla town. Descend east along the stream and transverse another kilometers to Chere Chaur (2987m).

Today morning start your trekking with a delightful alpine pastures where flower are in the profusion during later summer. On the way to Jumla you can see the goodviews of the Jumla town, Tila Valley and the Chyakhure Lekh beyond. The return to the town camp is pleasant descent on the slow stages.

Fly to back to Nepalgunj after breakfast. Take a connecting flight back to the capital.

Today is a free day in Kathmandu. This day also serves as a spare day in case of bad weather. You may visit some heritage sites in the city or go for shopping, spa, etc.

Depending on your flight time, you will be transferred to the airport.