A new trekking route between Kabeli and Khaksewa rivers offers an in-depth experience of the culture, tradition, and lifestyle of the Limbu people who are dominant in this region. The 4-5 day Limbu Cultural Trail trek starts from Phungling and passes through Suketar, Lalikharka, Kande Bhanjyang, Simbu, Phungphung, Phumpe and Mamankhe. The Limbu Cultural Trail ends in Mamankhe where more than 95 percent of the population is Limbu (Mabo). From Mamankhe one has the option of either joining the Kanchenjunga trail or retracing the route back to Phungling.

Thick and a wide range of cardamom farms lie along the Limbu Cultural Trail. In addition is the unique Himalayan flora and fauna, and untouched natural landscapes. Limbu communities in different villages perform cultural dances Dhaan Naach, Chyabrung Naach, and Bijuwa Naach for visitors. Accommodation and meals are offered in local houses. This provides opportunity to discover the area and the people. Tasting the local tongba (alcoholic beverage) and sukuti (dry meat), interacting with the people and participating in their regular activities, and hiking along unrefined trails crossing ridge and gully offers some of the best of Himalayan experiences.

1. All domestic flights, buses and cars as per itinerary
2. Pretrip services & advice.
3. All permits such as National park, Trekking Permit, ACAP, Climbing permits as described in the itinerary.
4. All hygienically prepared meals such as Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner while you are on the trek.
5. High quality tents, mattresses and kitchen equipment for treks that require camping.
6. Medical Kit Bag for every trek.
7. First Aid and Eco trained English Speaking guide.
8. Domestic airport tax.
9. Porters as required.
10. We provide our staff with insurance, a wellpaid salary, high altitude equipment, food and accommodation.
11. Rescue arrangements if necessary. We do not cover the expenses!
12. High altitudes chamber bags (PAC) for high altitudes treks, expeditions
13. Group farewell dinner
    

1. International airfare to/from home city;
2. Food and Accommodation while you are not on the trek/tour/safari.
3. Nepal entry visa costs.
4. Visa extension fees.
5. International Airport departure tax.
6. Excess baggage charge.
7. Travel, trek and expedition medical and evacuation insurance.
8. Emergency evacuation charges, if required.
9. Personal expenses (e.g. phone calls, laundry, alcohol, soft drinks, bottled water, souvenirs, etc.).
10. Tips for the staff because it is the sign of the guests happiness at the end of the trip. The customary word used is "Bakshis".
11. Any loss due to unforeseen circumstances such as flight delays, road blockage due to landslide, etc.