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Chuliban-Khambela Hike: Explore the Scenic Hills of Dhankuta

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Chuliban, Khambela, Dhankuta

Chuliban, Khambela, Dhankuta

Type

experience

Where Nature Meets Culture in the Heart of Dhankuta

Experience the beauty of rural Dhankuta on the Chuliban-Khambela Hike. This 4-5 hour journey takes you through scenic landscapes and offers cultural immersion with the Aathapahariya community, complete with a traditional organic meal.

Experience Type

Hiking and Outdoors

Age

10 years and above

Ideal Group Size

5 pax

Duration

4 to 5 hours approx.

Start Time

Based on Your Preferences

Difficulty

Moderate

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Local Guide

Traditional Organic Lunch

Hiking Boots

Snacks

Sunglasses

Hats / Caps

Impact Footprint

Promotes Local Economy: Supports the livelihoods of the Aathapahariya community through tourism and organic meal preparation.

Cultural Preservation: Encourages the preservation of traditional Aathapahariya customs and practices.

Environmental Sustainability: Hike registered under local regulations, promoting eco-friendly practices and minimal environmental impact.

Community Empowerment: Strengthens the role of women in the community by involving them in tourism activities.

Eco-conscious Dining: Promotes the use of biodegradable serving materials like tapari (leaf plates) and locally sourced organic ingredients.

How to get here

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From Kathmandu to Dhankuta: Take a bus or private vehicle from Kathmandu to Dhankuta, approximately 8-10 hours by road.

To Chuliban Entrance Gate: From Dhankuta Bazaar, hire a local taxi or jeep to Chuliban Entrance Gate, about 20-30 minutes away.

Return from Khambela: After the hike, local transportation or pre-arranged vehicles can bring you back to Dhankuta Bazaar.

Cancellation Policy

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Frequently Asked Questions

What can I expect during the Chuliban-Khambela Hike?

The hike offers a peaceful journey through lush forests, rolling hills, and small rural settlements. You'll enjoy scenic views of the Tamor River, glimpses of the Himalayas, and a warm welcome from the Aathapahariya community in Khambela. The experience includes a traditional organic lunch served on a taper (leaf plate) and cultural interactions with the locals.

How difficult is the hike, and how long does it take?

The hike is of medium difficulty, suitable for most individuals with a reasonable level of fitness. The total duration is 4–5 hours, with the hiking portion taking approximately 2.5–3 hours.

What should I bring for the hike?

It’s recommended to bring comfortable hiking shoes, a hat or cap for sun protection, sunscreen, a water bottle, and optional trekking poles or snacks such as fruit or chocolate.

When is the best time to go on this hike?

The hike is ideal during summer mornings, as well as daytime in winter and autumn. It is not recommended during the rainy season due to trail conditions.

What’s included in the package, and what costs extra?

The package includes a local guide and a traditional organic lunch. Exclusions include personal expenses, transportation, hiking gear, entrance fees at monuments (if applicable), tips, and any services not explicitly mentioned in the "Inclusion" section.

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