For both internal and external tourists, there will be a two-day experience of sightseeing within 51 kilometers of Sija civilization, including scenic nature hikes, swimming, cycling, and playing sports like volleyball, football, and running. Tourists will also enjoy local cultural activities, such as Deuda dance, Bhari game, Hudke dance, and other traditional games. On the third day, there will be a visit and observation of Rara Lake, Nepal’s largest and highest lake, allowing for natural and cultural interactions. Afterward, tourists will be taken to the destination by helicopter, where they will meet communities involved in collecting Yarsa Gumba at an altitude of 3,500 to 4,600 meters. They will receive training, exchange experiences, and play games such as running, kabaddi, and volleyball. The evening will conclude with local Lama and Bhote dances, followed by a return helicopter trip to the designated base. This destination is set to become a global example, and the tour will be extended by 2 additional days, making the entire journey 6 days long.
Costs for the Festival:
1) For a 6-day helicopter tour with meals, stay, and sightseeing: NPR 1,200,000 / $8,862.22 per person. (Bookings are open for international and national tourists).
2) For a 4-day tour from Rara Lake to Sija Civilization with meals, stay, and sightseeing: NPR 600,000 / $4,431.11 per person. (Bookings are open for both internal and external tourists)
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Proposal
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Contact Information:
Name: Purna Prasad Achary
Contact Number: +977-9849026919
Bank Detail:
Acount Name: Samriddhi Media Bigyapan Agency
Account Number: 21700110638550000001
Kantipath-Branch, Kathmandu