Community Hike Sanga to Panauti

Panauti, Kavre

Type

experience

Hike To Panauti through Tamang Hill Villages

The Community Hike from Sanga to Panauti offers a serene escape through rural Nepal. Starting at the Kailashnath Mahadev statue in Sanga, this 3-4 hour moderate hike takes you through lush hills, forests, and traditional villages, ending in the historic town of Panauti. Along the way, you'll experience authentic Nepali village life, enjoy scenic views, and connect with local communities. The hike includes an English-speaking guide, transportation, and lunch, providing a peaceful and enriching adventure in Nepal's countryside.

Experience Type

Hiking and Outdoor Adventure

Ages

15 to 70

Group

Max 8 pax

Duration

3-4 hours

Start Time

Morning

Difficulty

Easy to Moderate

Itinerary

3 Meals a Day

Hiking Boots

Private Transportation

Impact Footprint

Nature Conservation
Local Youth Mobilization

How to get here

Catch the Bus: Board a bus to Panauti from Purano (Old) Bus Park in Kathmandu. The journey takes about 2 hours and costs around 60 rupees one-way.

Pay Onboard: The bus conductor will collect your fare during the ride.

Arrive at Panauti Bus Station: The bus will drop you off at the Panauti Bus Station.

To find Janata Bank, look for the large Janata Bank sign and take the street to its right.

Walk to the Homestay: Walk up the street, around the bend, and continue for about 10 minutes. You’ll see the small green Panauti Community Homestay office on your right. If needed, ask a local for directions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Sanga to Panauti hike suitable for beginners?

Yes, the Sanga to Panauti hike is rated as easy to moderate, making it suitable for beginners with moderate fitness. The 10 km trail features gentle primary terrain, beautiful farmland views, ethnic villages, and the Himalayas. However, it’s best to avoid the hike during the rainy season.

What can I expect to see along the Sanga to Panauti trail?

Along the hike, you’ll pass through scenic farmland, Tamang villages, and terraced fields with stunning views of the hills and mountains. The trail ends in the historic Newari town of Panauti, where you can explore the old quarters and experience the contrast between Tamang and Newari cultures.