Wild Honey Hunting Adventure (Lamjung – Ludi)

Wild Honey Hunting Adventure (Lamjung – Ludi)

This 5-day cultural and adventure journey takes you through scenic Himalayan foothills, terraced farmlands, and dense forests, culminating in a unique encounter with local honey hunters.

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WT-CODE 1937
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Experience the thrill of traditional wild honey hunting in the heart of Lamjung, Nepal. This 5-day cultural and adventure journey takes you through scenic Himalayan foothills, terraced farmlands, and dense forests, culminating in a unique encounter with local honey hunters. Immerse yourself in the local culture, enjoy traditional hospitality, and witness an ancient practice that has been preserved for generations.

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Itineraries

Day 1

Kathmandu to Bhulbule

After breakfast, we depart from Kathmandu Bus Park by public bus. The journey takes us  through the scenic Himalayan foothills, terraced farmlands, and along rivers and streams, offering continuous views of mountains, valleys, and rural life. Arrive in Bhulbule by late afternoon and check into a local lodge/guesthouse for an overnight stay.

Day 2

Bhulbule to Ludi Village

After breakfast, begin trekking along a flat trail following the Marshyangdi River and cultivated farmlands for about 1.5 hours. Cross near the Ngadi Khola hydropower dam and gradually ascend toward Thulobesi for lunch. Continue trekking toward Ludi Village through gentle traverses and uphill sections, ascending to Tarchok before finally reaching the village. Upon arrival, enjoy a warm welcome from the local Mothers’ Group (Ama Samuha) with flower garlands, traditional songs, and dances. Overnight stay in Ludi Village.

Day 3

Wild Honey Hunting Experience

After an early breakfast, set out with expert honey hunters, carrying traditional honey-hunting equipment. Before entering the forest, the village Jhankri (shaman) performs a ritual, offering prayers and sacrificing a chicken to ensure safety. Hike uphill through dense forest for about 1.5 hours to reach the honey-hunting cliffs. Witness the dramatic traditional process of wild honey collection as hunters descend cliffs using rope ladders. Return to Ludi Village by evening to taste freshly harvested honey and enjoy local hospitality.

Day 4

Ludi Village to Bhulbule

After breakfast, begin the return trek along the same trail through forests, villages, and river valleys, enjoying the final views of rural Lamjung. Arrive in Bhulbule by late afternoon and check into your lodge for an overnight stay.

Day 5

Bhulbule to Kathmandu or Pokhara

After an early breakfast, board a bus to Kathmandu or Pokhara. This concludes our unique cultural and adventure journey into the heart of Lamjung and the ancient tradition of wild honey hunting.

  • Experienced trekking guide(s) & porter(s)
  • All meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
  • Accommodation in lodges during the trek
  • Trekking gear: sleeping bags, down jackets, duffle bags, trekking poles, safety helmet for honey hunting
  • Honey hunting equipment & permit
  • Expert honey hunting crew from the local community
  • Cultural program by local women’s group
  • Annapurna Conservation Area permit & TIMS card
  • All land transportation Kathmandu ↔ Nadi & Besisahar ↔ Kathmandu
  • First aid kit, taxes, VAT, service charges, and rescue assistance
  • Personal expenses: phone, internet, toiletries, battery recharge, hot showers, laundry, soft drinks, alcohol
  • Travel insurance
  • Tips for guide(s) and porter(s)
  • Meals & accommodation in Kathmandu/Pokhara not mentioned in the itinerary

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Moderate fitness is recommended; prior trekking experience is helpful but not mandatory.

Personal clothing, trekking shoes, sun protection, camera, and personal toiletries.

Yes, including coverage for helicopter evacuation and medical emergencies.

Children above 12 years with moderate fitness can join; younger children are not recommended