Tarebhir Day Hiking

Responsible Travel Guidelines

Plastic Waste in Nepal

If you can, avoid buying plastic water bottles as much as possible during your hikes/treks in Nepal. Plastic waste is a huge problem in Nepal; to reduce your plastic use, carry a thermos flask with purification tablets or a reusable water bottle with you and fill it up when you can.

Do not litter
Everyone can avoid using plastic bags by using reusable bags, but the problem isn’t only plastic bags. It’s litter. Keep the nature clean and your waste to a minimum –take reusable Ziplock bags with you during your hikes/treks so you can bring back your rubbish with you.

Hiking with babies and kids in Kathmandu

Hiking with kids (particularly with toddlers and babies) can be intimidating. But the earlier you start hiking with your kids, the easier it will become over the years. Having children doesn’t mean you cannot have a hell of adventure. And I am here to prove that hiking can become even better and funnier with kids involved.

• It is amazing how the outdoors can bring out the best in kids. If you’re thinking about hiking or trekking with kids in Nepal, just do it. It’s worth it!Do not postpone. Instead, start gradually with an easy hike. Engaging in a day hike around Kathmandu can be a great first step before heading to your first Himalayan trek with your kids.
• Whatever day hike you choose to do in Kathmandu, here are some useful tips that you should know about:
• Bring snacks (a lunch as well if hiking a longer route) and plenty of water. If you hike with a baby, consider stopping along the way for frequent breastfeeding breaks; and if you don’t breastfeed, bring powdered milk and a thermos.
• Do not hike with your kids during the monsoon season (especially with young kids).
• If you hike with a baby or a toddler, do not go without an adequate baby carrier. The best ones go up to 20kg and have a neck support so the little ones can enjoy naps.
• If you hike with a toddler, opt for a route with some flat trails (Tarebhir is a good choice), so, you will be able to make your toddler hike a little as well.
• Cover your kids with a sun hat and sunscreen.
• Bring diapers, wet wipes and travel changing mat.
• If your kid is above 4, buy him trekking boots. Below 4, a good pair of sneakers is enough.
• In my experience, the best time to hike with babies and toddlers is in the morning (less whining, more laughter).

Other activities in Tarebhir

It is possible to stay overnight at the Tarebhir campsite.
‘Ultimate Venue’ also offers the opportunity to enjoy a wide range of different activities: combat obstacle course, high ropes obstacle, rock climbing, cycling,etc.

Tarebhir Cycling

We saw a lot of groups cycling and this looks like an awesome place to do it. I don’t do mountain biking, so I can’t speak to how much fun it is, but it did seem to be a popular choice among locals. There’s a wide road and it’s a mix of pavement and dirt. Overall, it seemed ideal for cycling.

Departure Details

All the given departure dates are guaranteed and the prices shown are based on twin sharing basis. If you are single or do not have partner to share room, we will arrange single room at added single supplement cost. If the given departure dates are not suitable to you, contact us for your appropriate new dates, we are happy to set new date of travel for you.
We also organize private trips, small group trips rather than just group join trips, if you wish to have your own private trip or customize trip, contact us! We will assist you.
Join us now for “journey of once in a lifetime” the great adventures are waiting for you and family.