Country
Nepal
Duration
9 Days
Maximum altitude
Activity
Trekking
Difficulty
Hard
Best Season
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Honey Hunting tour Nepal is an activity of collecting Honey from the nests of wild Bees built on steep cliffs. It is undertaken by experienced villagers who hang from cliffs as tall as 300m with the help of homemade hemp ropes and ladders. Observation of this activity provides you a kind of breathtaking pleasure and makes you surprise from the amazing Nepalese tradition.
Honey hunting tour Nepal is an ancient tradition of local villagers handed down through generations. This activity got immense publicity when Eric Valli, director of Oscar nominated film Caravan, published a book and made a film on honey hunting. The honey is harvested twice a year, once in April-May-June and again in October-November. The wild honey has medicinal value and fetches a great deal of money in the international market.
Sightseeing in UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu Valley
Swoyambhunath: the Buddhist temple famous as monkey temple located at hillock and best view point of overall Kathmandu
Boudhanath: One of the biggest Buddhist stupa in the world, the spot for the view of Tibetan culture and lifestyle
Bhaktapur: the ancient town as the living museum of Nepalese art and architecture
Observe Honey Hunting festival
Scenic drive from Kathmandu to Beshisahar through mountain terrain
Stunning views of Mt. Manaslu and Annapurna mountain range
Mountain People’s culture and lifestyle
Taste of local cuisine with cultural dance and music
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