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Lwang Homestay Tour/Trek

Lwang Homestay Tour/Trek

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Trip Difficulty Easy
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Max. Altitude 1,450m./4,757ft.
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Meal City - BB plan & Others - BLD
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Accommodation 4* hotel & Homestay
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Trip Duration 06 Days
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Group Size 1-12 People
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Trip Highlights

  • Your odyssey begins in Kathmandu, where history is almost palpable in every incense-perfumed courtyard, and gods and kings share the same narrow holy alleys.
  • Motor-driving across Nepal’s scenic hills, you ride over a series of rice terraces, waterfalls, and streams that murmur and rush down in the ceaseless stride of man, entwining with nature. What a driving adventure!
  • Enter Ghale Gaun, a Gurung village where the Himalayas stand guard like sentinels between the terrestrial and the superterrestrial, with every breath of air telling the tales of the forefathers.
  • Forget the hotel receptions! Garland after garland shall welcome your arrival, along with folk songs and traditional dances to celebrate the ageless hospitality of the Sherpas.
  • Live the languid rhythm of a village, with candlelit dinners, firewood-cooked dinners, and long, leisurely evenings spent strolling along cobblestone streets.
  • As first light breaks, gaze towards a web of hallowed quietude that unites the summits of Annapurna and Lamjung in hues of gold and scarlet.
  • Walk to Bhujung – another home of culture hidden behind forest crests, where time is slow and tradition clings.
  • Witness smiles that radiate brighter than the sun; witness prayer flags fluttering and hands weaving dreams into basketry and fabric.
  • Wealth here is counted not in currency valuation, but in kindness, culture, and clarity.
  • In Ghale Gaun, you lay down the din for the silence of genuinely peaceful wise places that feel unvisited.

Introduction of Lwang Homestay Tour/Trek

Lwang Homestay Tour/Trek is a journey of the ideal combination of culture, nature, and genuine local experience amidst serene Nepalese hills. It’s a respite from high-altitude trekking demands and offers you the experience of relaxation and submergence into rich heritage of the Gurung people. Panoramic Himalayan views, green tea gardens, and warm village welcome give Lwang a real Nepalese countryside flavor.

Concealed in the Annapurna mountains, Lwang is a serene Gurung village that remains untouched by the allure of the urban metropolis. Life is relaxed and serene here. Stone and mud huts, women in traditional attire sitting with fabric spread on wooden looms, fresh vegetables plucked straight from the garden. The village at approximately 1,450 meters above sea level is positioned nicely for the stay to be enjoyable by all without any chance of altitude sickness.

One of the most attractive things about the Homestay Tour is the homestay experience itself. You will be welcomed into a real Gurung home where you eat with the family, sleep in simple but comfortable bedrooms, and share tales beside the kitchen hearth. Meals are simple but delicious—usually consisting of village rice, dal (lentils), vegetables on hand, and homemade pickles. It’s not merely lodging; it’s a cultural exchange, and every discussion teaches something about a different way of living.

The natural scenery of Lwang is just as fascinating. The village is nestled in dense vegetation, rolling hills, and hillside fields. On clear days, you’ll get to view magnificent views of Mount Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) standing in the distance like a quiet sentinel. Mornings typically start with bird songs and golden sunrises that throw a whimsical spell over the valley. You can walk along peaceful pathways, find nearby waterfalls, or simply sit and bask in the serene atmosphere with a steaming cup of fresh tea from the garden.

Lwang is renowned for its tea garden, which has been entrusted to the care of the villagers and now serves as a source of pride for the locals in annapurna region. You stroll through neat rows of tea bushes, learn about organic tea cultivation, and even get to taste the freshly picked leaves. For the farm or sustainability enthusiast, this side trip offers a fascinating diversion to the homestay experience. The villagers appreciate your sharing of their wisdom and often involve visitors in seasonal activities ranging from planting to harvesting.

Other than nature and agriculture, Lwang culture is also greatly shaped by Gurung culture. The Gurungs are renowned for their courage, especially as members of the British Gurkha regiments, but they are also renowned for their humility and kindness. Their culture shines through everything from clothing and building designs to their celebrations and every day. There, you may witness or participate in ceremonies, singing, or native dances, depending on the time of the year. Nights of culture typically involve in-group dances in their traditional wear where you experience their ecstasy and teamwork.

Another distinguishing aspect of the Lwang experience is community tourism. Homestays here are not controlled by conglomerates but by residents themselves, on a cooperative basis. Your visit goes straight to village development, education, and health programs. It is the very best of sustainable tourism—where your visit empowers people while protecting their heritage and environment.

To others, the Lwang Homestay Tour is a proposition of fresh air over Nepal’s congested trekking routes. Where the Annapurna Base Camp or Everest treks demand hulking throngs of people and sheer strenuous effort, Lwang is a serene alternative. You get mountain vistas, cultural depth, and forest strolls—without effort. Perfect for families, backpackers, or anyone who wants a more intimate, slow-travel experience.

Graceful Adventure Travel takes care of all the arrangements like transport, accommodation, local arrangements, so you can focus entirely on the experience. Our staff provides a smooth journey while allowing full, respectful contact with the host families and country. First-time traveler to Nepal or repeat visitor seeking authenticity, this tour offers insight into village life that will endure a lifetime.

Trek/Tour Facts

Fact Details

Tour Name

Lwang Homestay Tour

Maximum Elevation

1,450 meters (Lwang Village)

Duration

6 Days (Kathmandu to Kathmandu)

Hike/Drive Distance

Approx. 60–70 km round trip (drive + light hikes)

Difficulty Level

Easy (family-friendly, no altitude risk)

Best Time to Visit

March–May (Spring), September–November (Autumn)

Accommodation

Hotels in Kathmandu & Pokhara, Homestay in Lwang

Group Size

2–15 people (ideal for cultural exchange)

Major Highlights

Gurung culture, organic tea gardens, Mt. Fishtail view, homestay experience, waterfalls, village exploration

Trek Temperature

Season Kathmandu (1,360m) Pokhara (820m) Lwang (1,450m)
Spring (Mar–May) 22 to 28°C / 10 to 14°C 24 to 30°C / 12 to 16°C 16 to 22°C / 8 to 12°C
Summer (Jun–Aug) 26 to 32°C / 18 to 22°C 27 to 33°C / 18 to 22°C 18 to 25°C / 12 to 16°C
Autumn (Sep–Nov) 20 to 28°C / 10 to 14°C 22 to 28°C / 12 to 16°C 14 to 20°C / 8 to 12°C
Winter (Dec–Feb) 12 to 20°C / 2 to 6°C 14 to 20°C / 6 to 10°C 6 to 14°C / 2 to 6°C

Outline Itinerary

Day Particular (From–To) Time (hrs) Elevation (m) Meals
1

Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu

1360 BB
2

Drive or flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara. Overnight at hotel

6–7 (drive) 820 BLD
3

Drive from Pokhara to Lwang. Overnight at homestay

2–3 ~1450 BLD
4

Explore Lwang village: tea garden, local lifestyle, greenery, Mt. Fishtail view

~1450 BLD
5

Drive back to Pokhara and fly back to Kathmandu. Overnight at hotel

Drive: 2–3Flight: 25m 1360 BLD
6

Final departure from Kathmandu

BB

 

Lwang Homestay Tour/Trek Detail Itinerary

1

You begin your journey today with arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, Nepal. After completion of immigration procedures, you will be transferred to your hotel where you rest and acclimatize with local time. If you feel you have some energy left, you can take a short walk around Thamel, a busy area in town in Kathmandu well-known for restaurants, shops, and street life. It’s a great location to acclimatize to the strange atmosphere of the capital city prior to embarking on your trek.

Activity: Arrive in Kathmandu
Meal: Welcome Meal
Accomodation: 4* hotel

2

You will begin on the second day to reach Pokhara, either by road travel or a short flight, depending on your choice. The road journey will take around 6-7 hours and will go through green valleys, villages, and small rivers. When you reach Pokhara, the snow-capped Annapurna and Machapuchare (Mt. Fishtail) mountains rise in the distance as if to welcome you to this peaceful lakeside town. If you fly, it is a quick 25-minute flight with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountain landscape.

On reaching Pokhara, you will be checking into a hotel, and you will have some free time to relax and soak in the peacefulness of this town. The Phewa Lake, famous for its peaceful atmosphere, welcomes you to relax either in the night or on an evening boat. It is very, as quiet as you can imagine, providing a peaceful respite from urban life, like in Kathmandu. Unwind, then, have a good night after relaxing after your preparation prior to experiencing the trekking adventure.

Activity: Drive to Pokhara
Meal: BB
Accomodation: 4* hotel

3

On the third day, you will have breakfast in Pokhara and then drive 2-3 hours to Lwang, which is a village of around 1450 meters elevation. The drive would be along green hills, cultivation areas, and small villages of local people, providing you with a glimpse of rural Nepal. Upon arrival at Lwang, you will be staying in your homestay and experiencing the warmth of local hospitality and getting a glimpse of their daily life.

Lwang is known for its beautiful natural surroundings, with tea gardens, dense forests, and views of the Annapurna and Machapuchare ranges. The villagers in Lwang depend on agriculture, especially tea farming, and you’ll have the opportunity to visit the tea gardens, learning about the traditional methods of tea cultivation. In the evening, enjoy a home-cooked dinner with the local family and share stories around the fire, experiencing the quiet charm of this peaceful mountain village.

Activity: Drive to Lwang
Meal: BLD
Accomodation: Homestay

4

Tea Garden, Local Lifestyle, Greenery, Mt. Fishtail View
Day four will be dedicated to exploring the village of Lwang and its surroundings.
After breakfast, you’ll head out for a guided tour of the village, where you’ll visit the tea gardens and learn about the process of tea picking and production. Lwang’s tea plantations are broad and green with beautiful scenery of the mountains surrounding it, particularly the magnificent Mt. Fishtail. The greenness, fragrance of fresh tea leaves, and mountain air make the experience a rejuvenating one.

Aside from the tea plantations, you also get to observe the daily life of the villagers. You will see the villagers going about their daily lives, from farming to cloth-making, in the midst of the peace and majesty of the mountains. The backdrop of white-topped ranges such as Annapurna and Machapuchare is perfect for this. The day will give you a taste of the informality of mountain culture and allow you ample scope for photography and lounging in nature.

Activity: Explore Lwang Village
Meal: BLD
Accomodation: Homestay

5

On day five, after a fulfilling breakfast, you’ll drive back to Pokhara, taking the same scenic route as before. The journey takes about 2-3 hours and offers a chance to enjoy the beautiful landscapes one last time. Upon reaching Pokhara, you’ll catch a short flight back to Kathmandu, which lasts about 25 minutes. This flight provides a bird’s-eye view of the grand mountain ranges and the green valleys below, and is a breathtaking conclusion to your trekking experience.

Once you arrive in Kathmandu, you will be taken to your hotel where you can relax and reflect on the beautiful scenery of your trekking. There is free time in the evening for some additional sightseeing of Kathmandu, perhaps some shopping at local bazaars or enjoy a local farewell dinner with your team. This day is leisurely after trekking and for preparing departure home.

Activity: Drive back to Pokhara & Fly back Kathmandu
Meal: BB
Accomodation: 4* hotel

6

The last day, subject to your flight schedule, you can spend a little time in some last-minute shopping or site seeing in and around Kathmandu. If you wish, you can visit Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple), where you will be able to see the city skyline in every direction and catch a glimpse of Nepal’s Buddhist heritage. You can also walk in Thamel to buy some souvenirs or simply relax around your hotel.

Activity: Fly back sweet home!

 

If our standard itinerary doesn't fully meet your needs, we are happy to tailor it to your specific preferences and requirements.

Includes and Excludes

What’s Included?

  • Full Board (breakfast, lunch, and Dinner) in home stay tour
  • Accommodation on Home stay tour
  • The government registered English speaking local expert guide and porter
  • Hotel in Pokhara on BB plan.
  • Culture program in home stay
  • Travel insurance for guide and porter.
  • Transportation from Kathmandu to Kathmandu.
  • First Aid Kit.
  • All government and company taxes

What is not Included?

  • Lunch & dinner during hotel stay in Kathmandu and Pokhara
  • Personal gears & clothing
  • Tips, any expenses incurred in emergency evacuation/road block due to any reason.
  • Personal insurance, medical evacuation in case of emergency.
  • Expenses incurred due to accidents, landslide, strikes, political unrest, etc.
  • Bar bill like (alcoholic drinks, cold drinks, mineral water)
  • Entrance fee
  • Doesn’t mention above included

Lwang Homestay Tour/Trek - Trip Information

Major Attraction of Lwang Homestay Tour/Trek

A retreat in Nepal’s off-beaten-path areas, where time appears to still, and nature prevails is the Lwang Homestay Tour. The tranquil foothills of the Annapurna range in rural settings house this Gurung village called Lwang, known for tea gardens, rural life, and untouched Himalayan vistas. Away from trekkers’ beaten tracks, this tour promises personal encounters—villagers, culture, and unspotted landscapes close-up. Guests don’t come, they enter a way of life that is traditions, mountains, and shared meals. The luxury isn’t luxury, it’s simplicity, and fireside and wind-whispered stories are remembered tales. It’s something you carry with you, not somewhere to go.

Lwang Tea Garden: Where Slopes Become Stories

The Lwang Tea Garden is the village’s green heartbeat—rolling hills of well-manicured rows of tea bushes, swaying in the mountain breeze. Locally owned, it not only offers picture-postcard scenery but also a glimpse into sustainable village life. You can stroll along the tidy rows, catch the sweet scent of fresh tea leaves, and even gather an impression of how to slice and prepare the leaves from the villagers. The garden is both a source of livelihood and pride, and it is testament to the way ecology and tradition had been so blissfully blended. Panoramic views of the Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) summit and below are obtained from the ridge top of the plantation.

There is a tiny tea factory to be viewed, where one can peek inside or even get involved in the traditional rolling, drying, and processing of the tea. Sipping a cup of freshly ground coffee in the back kitchen of a gardener’s home is a dignified ritual of acquaintance. Not a beverage—a tale to be gathered with every swallow. Not an open field—the garden is where nature and upbringing are dressed in green quietude.

Lwang Village

Traditional Gurung Homestay: The Warmth of True Hospitality

A night spent with the Gurungs in a homestead is the quintessence of Lwang experience. They are treated like family, not as guests, with garlanded flowers, music, and open arms of hospitality. The houses are constructed of indigenous wood and stone and have verandahs opening onto beautiful vistas of pine forest and rice fields. The nights are illuminated by oil lamps or soft solar lamps, and the village is enveloped in an ageless beauty. The food is cooked over wood fires, and the fare—dal bhat, dhido, gundruk—is indigenous, freshly cooked, and served with a smile. Besides being warm, homestay is cultural immersion.

Homestay guests are invited to join daily routines, help in the kitchen, join folk dancing, or just sit back and listen as old people spin traditional tales. This closeness is the privilege of sharing life with the beat of rural life: waking to roosters, working with manual labor, and sleeping under star-filled skies spilling over the hills. The union is no longer utilitarian—there is a poetic sharing of life and culture. Here, in these unconscious moments of belonging, the heart of Lwang is indeed made alive.

Traditional Gurung Homestay

Mt. Fishtail and Annapurna Viewpoint: Where the Mountains Speak

Close to the village is a natural vantage point where early risers are rewarded with a majestic sight—the dawn sun behind Mt. Fishtail (Machhapuchhre), its snowy peak splashing in hues of gold and pink. The peak is sacred to the villagers as the home of Lord Shiva and has never been climbed and is not open yet. To its side unfolds the Annapurna range in peaceful grandeur, each peak draped in legend and seriousness. The view is not merely of the view—but of what it awakens within.

While the prayer flags quiver in the wind and morning stillness descends, a peace that lingers envelops you. All sit in reverent silence, drinking tea or praying, while the mountains dialogue in their timeless tongue. It’s a spot of overview, where the mundane recedes and the boundless is within reach. In Lwang, the perspective is not simply a view—an experience of the soul within earth and heaven.

Mt. Fishtail and Annapurna Viewpoint

Lwang Waterfall and Forest Walk: A Whispering Path to Nature

A quiet, invigorating stroll from the village brings one to the Lwang Waterfall, hidden away in a forest full of birdsong and whispering leaves. The path winds along pine stands, bamboo forests, and miniature streams, a bucolic haven into nature. Along the way, the path goes through terraced fields of farmland, grazing cattle, and walking villagers with bundles of firewood or singing folk songs. With each step, the roar of water grows louder until finally a waterfall is heard spilling over into a natural pool of water flanked by moss-covered boulders and ferns. The falls is not an observation point—it’s a nature park where villagers swim, wash clothes, or sit and rest.

Trekkers tend to dip their feet in the icy waters or have a packed lunch on the rocks. The ground is also full of medicinal herbs and local plants, and guides may impart generation-old secrets at times. The sport combines the serenity of water with the variety of life of the forest. This trail, as soft as it is, stimulates the senses and sensitizes the traveler to Lwang’s wider, more muted rhythms of nature soul.

Lwang Waterfall and Forest Walk: A Whispering Path to Nature

Food Services

Cuisine on the Lwang Homestay Tour offers a hearty welcome to Nepali village cuisine. Visitors savor freshly prepared food such as dal bhat (lentils and rice), gundruk (fermented greens), dhido (millet flour porridge), and curries of fresh seasonal vegetables. All vegetables are picked directly from the village fields—organically grown, hand-picked, and lovingly cooked. Days begin with herbal teas made from local leaves and herbs, typically served with sel roti (rice-made sweet bread) or chapatis. There is shared dining with host families, so every meal is intimate, healthy, and interactive.

Meals in Lwang are not just about eating—it’s a social event. Preparation of food is often done with guests, like rolling out dough, tossing around traditional curries, or grinding chutneys on stone platters. Food is eaten beside open fires or on low wooden tables hearing laughter and stories. The taste is rustic but clean, and the variety reflects the Gurung community’s strong affinity with earth and heritage. Evenings can include homemade rice wine or simple drinks while villagers sing folk songs or play the madal drum, giving rhythm to every mouthful.

Accommodation Services

At Pokhara and Kathmandu, tourists are treated to plush 4 star hotels for convenience and relaxation. But the highlight of the tour truly begins at Lwang, where travelers stay in basic village homestays run by local families. These houses are basic but warm, with clean bedding, cozy blankets, and wood-plank windows that open out to view tea gardens or the Annapurna range. Beds are either private or shared and are available as per one’s requirements, with minimal facilities like low tables, mats, and lanterns suspended from the ceiling.

The highlight of a stay at Lwang is actually interaction with host families. You may wake up to rooster crowing, or have a morning tea with seniors who only speak through smiles and gestures. Bathrooms are shared, and hot water is either boiled or fetched in buckets. While it is easy, the experience is warm and comforting. Guests are often invited by villagers to night parties, dancing, or sitting around a campfire with conversation. No hotel bells and room service, but instead a warm cultural hug and feeling of belonging to the family.

Transportation Services

The journey to Lwang begins with a picturesque 6–7 hour drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara by tourist bus or private jeep depending on group size. The journey winds through verdant valleys, riverbanks, and mountain passes with many scenic stoppages. The journey from Pokhara to Lwang is 2–3 hours via rural roads bordered by tea plantations, suspension bridges, and hamlets. The final stretch to the village is on thin but peaceful mountain roads with forest paths and prayer flags.

Experienced drivers of mountain roads are responsible for safety on the trip. Vehicles are selected based on terrain and comfort for passengers—usually SUVs or jeeps for the village roads. When reaching Lwang, cars leave off at the outskirts of the village, and paths for walking take over. Guests walk cobblestone roads and wooden bridges, guided by residents to their home stays. The mix of touring—road and simple trekking—makes Lwang tour an ideal choice for nature lovers, culture seekers, and those looking for light adventure all in a single trip.

Best Season to Visit: Lwang Homestay Tour/Trek

Lwang village, about 1,500 meters above sea level in Pokhara’s Kaski district, is renowned for tea gardens, Gurung culture, and stunning views of the Annapurna peaks. It’s open throughout the year, but some times are more divine because of better weather, flowering vegetation, and festivities. Choosing the right time aids in adding more color, coziness, and reality to the homestay.

Spring Season (March to May):

It’s the time to be in Lwang during spring. The area is red with rhododendrons and season flowers carpeting the trekking routes and tea estates. Air is fresh, skies are blue, and the snow-covered Annapurna and Machhapuchhre peaks make for dazzling sights. Weather is pleasant, village strolls, hill climbs, and encounters with locals are wonderful and revitalizing. The village receives a boost of farm work and fresh greens, and homestay living is luscious with fruits, herbs, and flower teas at the right season. It is also nature’s best time for walks or relaxing amidst garden views.

Summer Season (June to August):

Lwang summer runs concurrently with monsoon season, with frequent rains that make the landscape fertile and green. The village appears greener than it usually does, and terracing rice paddies resemble a quilt of scintillating green. Although paths do get slippery and daily life is impeded by rain, the weather itself remains peaceful and tranquil. It is also a low tourist season when people come here and have a more peaceful and warmer time. It’s also a planting time—perfect for those who want to witness or participate in planting vegetables and rice. With proper rain equipment and flexibility, summer is an excellent local activity in the midst of nature.

Autumn Season (September to November):

Autumn is the best seasonal time to go to the Lwang Homestay Tour. Weather is clear and the scenery of mountains at their peak. Weather is fine with bright sunny days and cold nights. It’s also the time of festivals in Nepal, and Dashain and Tihar are being celebrated in full swing. Visitors can witness Gurung dances, music, and local cuisine at the same village. Tea gardens glow with golden sun, and trekking trails are dry and perfect for easy trekking or cultural walks. This season is a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation and is photogenic and suitable for cultural outing.

Winter Season (December to February):

The winter at Lwang is cold but serene. Though snowfall does not occur in the village itself, the surrounding hills around don a white head now and then, the fairy-like landscape is formed. Mornings are cold and evenings are cold and require warm clothing, but afternoons tend to be sunny and crisp. With fewer visitors, homestay is even more intimate with more interaction with host families. You can sit in front of indoor fires, enjoy hot foods like soup and dhido, or hear passed-down stories. Outdoor life may be limited due to chill but the cultural warmth compensates for many times more. Winter is ideally appropriate for the individuals who crave peaceful and spiritual experiences.

Graceful Adventure Travels Pvt. Ltd.

Graceful Adventure Travels Pvt. Ltd. is a highly reputable and renowned adventure travel company, registered and based in the beautiful country, Nepal. We specialize in offering exceptional tour & trekking packages to guests from all over the world, who seek to explore the awe-inspiring Himalayas.

At Graceful Adventure Travels, we are committed to excellence in all aspects of our work. Our primary goal is to ensure that our guests have a safe and unforgettable adventure, which is why we have earned a reputation for providing an exceptional level of service. Our team is composed of experienced and hardworking guides, assistant guides, and porters who are passionate about ensuring that our guests have an enjoyable and unforgettable experience. We take pride in offering a range of services and facilities that are designed to enhance the overall trekking experience, making it both fun and adventurous. We are dedicated to meeting the needs and expectations of our valued guests, and we go above and beyond to ensure that their journey is a success. From the moment they arrive in Nepal until the end of their trek, we spare no effort in providing personalized attention, exceptional service, and genuine care.

At Graceful Adventure Travels, we are committed to upholding the highest standards in the adventure travel industry. Our mission is to provide a safe, enjoyable, and unforgettable experience that creates memories that last a lifetime.

Booking process 

First of all customer should contact with inquiry firm or booking firm or in whatsapp . The company presentative will contact the customer with in 24 hours. After that the company person guides the customer. The company person confirms the booking of the customer then the process is down below :

1. Package Selection:

Start by visiting our company’s website and browsing our trekking packages. You’ll find all the details, including the itinerary, inclusions, exclusions, and prices. If you have any questions, feel free to contact our customer support team, who will be happy to assist you.

2. Personal and Group Information:

Once you have decided to book the package, fill out the booking form on our website with the necessary personal and group information. Please ensure that all details are accurate, as any mistakes or omissions may lead to issues during the trek.

3. Confirmation:

Once you submit the booking form, our company representative will review your information and contact you within 24 hours to confirm your booking. We will send you our standard agreement, which outlines the terms and conditions of the booking. Please read the agreement carefully and ask us if you have any questions.

4. Advance Payment:

To confirm your booking, we require a 20% advance payment of the total cost of the package. You can make the payment through our secure online payment gateway, which accepts all major credit and debit cards. Alternatively, we can send you a payment link or provide you with our bank details for a direct bank transfer.

5. Booking Confirmation:

Once we receive your advance payment and signed agreement, we will confirm your booking and send you a receipt of payment. We will also provide you with a detailed itinerary, packing list, and other essential information to prepare you for the trek.

6. Pre-Trek Briefing:

Before the trek starts, we will conduct a pre-trek briefing, either in person or online, to go over the itinerary, safety protocols, and other relevant information. This briefing is essential to ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable trekking experience.

We hope that this updated booking process meets your requirements and makes it easier for your customers to book our trekking packages. If you have any further questions or suggestions, please let us know, and we’ll be happy to help.

Contact Details for Lwang Homestay Tour/Trek Booking

Particular Details
Booking office Graceful Adventure Travel
Phone Number +977-9851219412, 014700180/81
Office Location Amrit Marga Thamel Kathmandu Nepal
Email gracefuladventuretravel@gmail.com/ info@gracefuladventure.com

Frequently Asked Questions

Lwang village is a scenic Gurung village in Kaski district of Nepal, 1.5–2 hours’ drive from Pokhara. Lwang is near the Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) Mountain and famous for tea gardens and hospitality.

You can reach Lwang on a short jeep or local drive trip from Pokhara. The road is half blacktopped and half gravel, taking you through villages and scenic hills.

Homestay facilities offered by Gurung families are available in Lwang. The rooms are basic, clean, and comfortable with limited facilities. You will be offered warm blankets, clean toilets (sometimes shared), and local furniture.

You will be served Nepali staple food like dal bhat, dhido, gundruk, pickles, and local sweets like sel roti or bara occasionally. The food is all freshly prepared using organically grown, freshly harvested fruits and vegetables, most of which are from the host farm or garden.

These are such as walks around tea gardens, village walks, cultural dance, traditional dinner preparation with the village family, and easy trekking to nearby points of view or waterfalls.

Yes, Lwang is a safe and peaceful village. Individuals are friendly and accustomed to receiving guests. Nonetheless, take regular travel precautions and be considerate of local culture.

Hiking boots or shoes, warm sweater (particularly in winter), rain gear (in case you’re intending to visit at the time of monsoon), toothbrush and toothpaste, shampoo, soap, towel, and headlamp or flashlight. Power bank is also carried as power is sometimes switched off.

Autumn (Sep–Nov) and Spring (Mar–May) are ideal for good weather, good scenery, and good weather. Winter is off-season but chilly, and summer is green but wet.

Yes, you can generally charge your phone or camera at the homestay. But power isn’t always available, so bring a power bank as insurance.

You don’t need a guide, but it will be more enjoyable if you have one. They’ll help with translation, tell you about local culture, and take care of logistics if you’d like to include the hike or village-hopping on your trip.

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