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<p>What will you do on this trek? You will walk beside the Budhi Gandaki river, cross swinging bridges and pass waterfalls and green forests. You will stop in small villages like Jagat, Chumling and Chhokangparo and drink hot tea with the locals. Higher up, the big white peaks of Ganesh Himal and Sringi Himal show up in the sky. The highest point is about 3,700 meters, so the walk is medium in difficulty. Tsum Valley is a restricted area, so you need a special permit and a guide. March to May and September to November are the best months to go.</p>
<p>Do not worry about the planning. Nepal Social Treks and Expedition has helped travelers in Nepal since 2006. Its team gives you an experienced guide and strong porters, and it takes care of your permits and transport. It also books your hotels in the city and warm teahouses on the trail. You can join a small group or plan a private trip with your family or friends. You bring the wish to explore, and the team helps you find the hidden valley.</p>
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<p>What will you do on this trek? You will walk beside the Budhi Gandaki river, cross swinging bridges and pass waterfalls and green forests. You will stop in small villages like Jagat, Chumling and Chhokangparo and drink hot tea with the locals. Higher up, the big white peaks of Ganesh Himal and Sringi Himal show up in the sky. The highest point is about 3,700 meters, so the walk is medium in difficulty. Tsum Valley is a restricted area, so you need a special permit and a guide. March to May and September to November are the best months to go.</p>
<p>Do not worry about the planning. Nepal Social Treks and Expedition has helped travelers in Nepal since 2006. Its team gives you an experienced guide and strong porters, and it takes care of your permits and transport. It also books your hotels in the city and warm teahouses on the trail. You can join a small group or plan a private trip with your family or friends. You bring the wish to explore, and the team helps you find the hidden valley.</p>
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