Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal: 8-Day

Name: Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal: 8-Day
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Think of yourself being at the bottom of a massive cliff where a man is a simple shirt is climbing a rope ladder towards a swarm of giant bees. No protection and no safety gear, just bravery and skill. This describes what Mad Honey Hunting is all about in Nepal.

Mad honey is obtained from the world’s largest honeybee, the Himalayan Cliff Bee. This insect builds large nests on the cliffs. The bees get their food from the nectar of high-altitude rhododendrons, which provides this honey with its red color, it’s taste and slight narcotic properties.

This Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal tradition has been preserved by the Gurungs living in central Nepal for many years. The hunters climb up bamboo ladders, create smoke underneath the combs, and cut the honeycombs with the help of long poles and a sharp knife attached to its head.

Unlike other Nepal trekking adventures, this Mad Honey Hunting Trek is very different. Here, there is no need to reach the peak or pass any popular passes. You will be walking in villages, terrace fields, and rhododendron forests, spending nights in family-owned homestay accommodation, enjoying delicious Nepalese meal – Dal Bhat cooked over open fire, and learning more about remote Nepal way of life of locals.

Our Mad Honey Hunting Trek in Nepal 8 Days itinerary gives you all the time you need to witness the harvest, communicate with the hunters and explore the unique landscape without much hurry.

What is Mad Honey?

Mad honey is a special kind of honey only produced by the Himalayan cliff bee (Apis Laboriosa). The bees collect nectar from the wild rhododendrons in the high hills, but some of them have grayanotoxins in them, which get transferred to the honey.

Grayanotoxins are responsible for the red color and distinct taste of mad honey. They are also the reason why mad honey has the fame that it does. Grayanotoxins can cause dizziness, vomiting, and low heart rate. That is why we do not sell mad honey as a health food, and we do not recommend consuming in large quantity at once. But it is also beneficial for health if consumed in small quantity like half spoon or 1 full spoon.

Even so, it is an integral part of their culture. For decades, the Gurung people have collected this honey. They view the collection process not as harvesting but as a ritual that involves their connection to nature, the offering of something sacred to the forest and the bees, and their skills.

During your Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal tour, you will hear this story from the mouth of the local residents. Your guide will explain everything about the plant, the bee, and the dangers associated with it.

If you decide to taste this honey, be sure to consult your guide and your doctor first

Itinerary of Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal: 8-Day

Day 1: Arrive in Kathmandu (1,400)

Namaste! One of our team awaits you at Tribhuvan International Airport, holds a banner with Epic Trek Nepal, and transport you to your hotel. After checking in, take a shower and rest a little bit, as Kathmandu is noisy and crowded, give yourself enough time to acclimatize.

The guide comes in the evening for the brief about the Mad Honey Hunting Trek. You will discuss your itinerary, Mad Honey Hunting Trek, and the village manners that you will need in the future. Your gear will be checked, and your passport copy will be handed to you for the permits.

If you are still energetic, then you may stroll around Thamel to get last minute essentials such as snacks, rain jacket, trekking poles, etc. Now go to bed early, tomorrow you are setting off to Lamjung.

Activity: Airport pickup and hotel transfer

Max. Altitude: 1400m./4,593ft.

Accommodation: 3 Star Hotel

Day 2: Drive Kathmandu to Khudi via Besisahar

You wake up with an early breakfast and head away from the town towards Prithvi Highway. The highway will follow Trishuli and Marsyangdi rivers throughout most of the journey. Fewer buildings and more green hills are to be expected.

It will take seven to eight hours of travel, so we take a break for lunch and to stretch our legs. You should keep an eye out for the terraced fields, suspension bridges and tea stalls on the side of the road. Our driver is familiar with the route and our guide will tell us tales of where we travel through.

In the late afternoon, you will arrive at Besisahar, which serves as the district headquarters of Lamjung. It’s only a short ride from there to Khudi. Relax in your guesthouse by the river and enjoy a peaceful dinner. After dinner, your guide will tell you about tomorrow’s Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal experience.

Activity: Scenic drive (7 to 8 hours)

Max. Altitude: 790m./2,592ft.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Khudi Guesthouse

Day 3: Trek Khudi to Ghalegaun (2,100m)

Today you wear your boots and begin hiking. The trail begins at Khudi, crosses the river, and ascends through rice paddies, small farms, and forests. Most of the trail is paved with stone stairs. Hike slowly and take water frequently.

You will find houses along the way and the villagers wave to you from their front doors. Sometimes your guide pauses to describe the crops, trees and village life. Click your camera but seek permission before taking pictures of people.

Five to six hours later, you arrive in Ghalegaun. This Gurung village is located on the ridge. From here on clear days you can see the Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal. You will be warmly greeted by your host family who serve you hot tea and delicious food.

Activity: Trek (5 to 6 hours)

Max. Altitude: 2100m./6,890ft.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Ghalegaun homestay

Day 4: Ghalegaun to Bhujung (1,696m), Meet the Honey Hunters

You will begin your day with a leisurely breakfast and a walk through Ghalegaun. In case your hosts provide their culture program, you get an opportunity to hear the local songs, dances, and folklore. This is your first introduction to the Gurung hospitality before proceeding further.

Next, proceed with trekking to Bhujung, which is one of the biggest Gurung villages in the region. This trip lasts four to five hours, during which the trail runs down through forests and cultivated fields. Downhill portions strain your knees, thus making poles handy.

In the afternoon, you will meet with the honey hunters in Bhujung village. You see their special equipment and tools for honey hunting. Talk to them through your guide about the preparation of a honey hunt and the significance of the bees to the village. This is when the hunt gets real for you tomorrow, you get to witness it first-hand.

Activity: Village walk and trek (4 to 5 hours)

Max. Altitude: 1696m./5,564ft.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Bhujung homestay

Day 5: Honey Hunting Day

This is the day for which you have come. You will wake up early and eat a light breakfast before following your guide to the viewing point. You sense the atmosphere to be peaceful and a little tense.

Before starting the hunt, the hunters offer a sacrifice and utter a short prayer. Then the ground team puts the ladder in place, smokes it, and inspects all the ropes. After receiving a signal from the lead hunter, the hunting starts.

Keep yourself hidden from sight and don’t speak loudly, following your guide’s instructions. Depending on the weather, light, and bees, the hunt can be delayed or interrupted. This experience of witnessing the ritual will leave a lasting impression on you.

All of this depends on weather conditions, light and bees, and thus may delay. Be patient as this experience will be unforgettable for a long time.

Activity: Honey hunting day

Max. Altitude: 1696m./5,564ft.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Bhujung homestay

Day 6: Buffer Day: Second Hunt or Walk to Ghanpokhara (about 2,100m)

Bees are on their own timetable, so today leaves some space to accommodate them. If there is another harvest planned, you will follow the hunters to another point. If the first hunting event was postponed or changed its location, you have all the flexibility in today’s schedule.

If there isn’t a hunt going on, you have several good choices available. First, you can travel to Ghanpokhara, which is a peaceful village with rhododendron forest surrounding it. It takes an easy-paced hike through forest and meadows.

Alternatively, you can stay in Bhujung, prepare dal bhat with a local host family and explore the streets talking to villagers. In any case, you leave the day relaxed and prepared to return to Pokhara tomorrow.

Activity: Second hunt or optional walk (3 to 4 hours)

Max. Altitude: 2100m./6,890ft.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Homestay

Day 7: Drive to Pokhara

After breakfast, you will bid farewell to the local family, hunters and leave the village. A transport will take you down from the hills to Pokhara. The travel time is about four to five hours depending on the route.

At Pokhara, you check into your hotel located near lakeside. This afternoon is at your leisure. You can take a walk along Phewa Lake, hire a boat ride, visit the local craft shops and if the skies are clear, you can catch a glimpse of the Annapurna range from the lake itself.

Activity: Drive back (4 to 5 hours)

Max. Altitude: 822m./2,697ft.

Meal: Breakfast

Accommodation: Pokhara hotel

Day 8: Fly or drive to Kathmandu

In the last morning, you will be in Kathmandu. You either can go by air for 25 minutes that would give you a view of mountains in clear days or go by road for six to seven hours. Let us know about your preferences at the time of booking.

We will pick you up from Kathmandu and drop you at the hotel or airport. If there is some free time left, we can organize a city tour or your next adventure.

Tonight marks the end of Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal with a farewell dinner in which we all get together and celebrate our Mad Honey Hunting Nepal 8 Days adventure.

We thank you for walking with us and supporting the families that continue this tradition.

Activity: Fly or drive back

Max. Altitude: 1400m./4,593ft.

Meal: Breakfast, Dinner

Accommodation: 3 Star Hotel

If you are traveling in a private group, we can arrange a fully customized trip based on your preferences, group size, and travel dates, available any day you choose.

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Includes/Excludes

What is included?

Airport pick up and drop off
2 nights in a 3 Star hotel in Kathmandu and 1 night in Pokhara (twin share with breakfast)
Private vehicle from Kathmandu to Khudi and Bhujung to Pokhara
Teahouse accommodation in Khudi, Ghalegaun and Bhujung
Three meals a day during the trek with tea/coffee
Experienced and licensed English-speaking trekking guide
All required permit and local entry fees
First aid kit

What is not included?

International flight to and from Kathmandu
Nepal entry visa fee
Pokhara to Kathmandu flight
Extra night in Kathmandu or Pokhara
Travel and medical insurance, including emergency evacuation
Personal gear and equipment
Expenses for extra meals, drinks, snacks, charging devices, hot showers, Wi-Fi, laundry, and other personal costs are not included.
Porter is not available in package, but it can be arranged on request at an extra cost, where one porter carries up to 25 kg (shared between two trekkers) to reduce your load and make the trek more comfortable.

Trip Information

Why Choose Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal?

The majority of Nepal trekking package give you scenery and mountains. In Nepal’s Mad Honey Hunting, you get to experience the story. It allows you to witness an ancient custom, not one that has been created for tourists.

You get to experience extremely rare and dangerous tradition. Few communities in the world still continue to collect honey through this age-old tradition. In Lamjung, the local Gurung hunters use hand-built wooden ladders to collect honey in cliff combs, much like their fathers used to. On Day 5, you will observe the hunt from a distance and witness each step of the process.

You don’t need to worry about crowds. All of the trails in the Annapurna Circuit become popular in high season, but the village near Ghalegaun and Bhujung remains uncrowded. You will meet locals, goats, and the occasional student along the trail but no other tourists.

You move at a leisurely pace. The highest overnight accommodation location in your Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal is Ghalegaun, approximately 2,100m. There are no passes in our itinerary, so high altitude shouldn’t be an issue. If you are comfortable with hiking four to six hours per day, this Mad Honey Hunting Trek should suit you well.

Best Time for Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal

The best time for Mad Honey hunting in Nepal takes place in spring because rhododendron bloom in the hills of Lamjung. In some village, locals also hunt in autumn, but that depend on year to year. The hunters from Bhujung decide themselves the time of their hunt, and we check with them to make sure we set our departure day accordingly.

The flowers and weather are the decisive factor here and your travel date needs to be very flexible. Bees need intensive blooming to make their honeycombs full, so the late or poor blooming shifts the date of harvesting. Heavy rainfall, strong wind or cloudiness makes a cliff dangerous to climb, and the hunters won’t start harvesting in such conditions.

That is why the timing of the harvests varies from area to area and year to year. Two cliffs in the same valley may ripen a week apart. Poor spring weather may cause a week delay of the date of harvesting. On the day the leader hunter makes a decision which must be followed by others.

We cannot guarantee a harvest during each of our departures. The bees, the weather, and the hunters are the ones who decide. We can only guarantee our flexibility.

If the hunting shifts by a day or two, the schedule of your Mad Honey Hunting Trek Nepal 8 Days will remain unaffected, and you may even join in another honey hunting expedition.

In case the hunters push back the harvest date or cancel it, the Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal continues as per schedule. This means that you still visit the hunters in Bhujung, watch their ladders and equipment, and learn about the honey hunting process. In addition, you can:

Explore the rice terrace fields and village paths around Ghalegaun and Bhujung.
Cook dal bhat with your homestay family.
Meet with the local beekeepers
Take the Day 6 trek to Ghanpokhara.

Check with us before booking the tour. A successful Mad Honey Hunting Trek always aligns with the season.

How difficult is the Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal?

This Mad Honey Hunting trek is considered one of the most difficult and dangerous ones for hunters in the Himalayas, but not for you. You mostly watch it from the ground doing nothing., just watching a history in front of you.

For the first part of the trek, there are some trekking days which is easy to moderate difficult. You just need basic fitness and not any mountain experience. If you can hike up to 5 to 6 hours daily, then it’s enough for you to do this trek.

During the hunting day, first comes the climb to the cliff. But before that local villager perform a sacrificial ritual for the success of the hunt. Then after they begin their climb and hunt. This activity is very difficult and technical as the bees make their combs on the vertical wall of rock far above the ground. Hunters go up the bamboo and rope ladder that constantly shakes under their feet which they have to balance it while collecting the honeycomb.

Next – the bees. They protect their nests from intruders fiercely. Although the smoke helps them to become quiet, there are moments when stings happen. Here hunters have to be very calm and experienced.

There is additional other factor that holds the process, such as weather conditions – wet rocks, strong wind, and poor visibility. This is why the leader hunter can stop the process anytime.

Permits and Rules

Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal requires fewer permits than the average trek. The trek does not enter any restricted areas, so no special trekking permit is required. Since the majority of the trek passes through the Annapurna Conservation Area like Ghalegaun and Bhujung, ACAP entry permit will be required.

According to the rules that are changing every year, the requirement of TIMS card or local fees might also be applicable. We research the current rules before every trip departure.

There is no need to arrange the documents by yourself. All permits in Kathmandu will be arranged by Epic Trek Nepal. All you have to do is to send us a copy of your passport well before departure.

Here are some basic rules of behavior in the village that you need to follow for your safety:

Always trek with the licensed guide.
Follow instructions of the lead hunter on Day 5.
Stay at the ground viewing point and never come close to the cliff or the combs.
Do not use the drone near the bees and hunters.
Ask permission before you take photos of people, houses or ritual offerings.
Take away your trash, including plastic bottles.

Be careful when purchasing mad honey as a souvenir since it is prohibited by many countries and can be confiscated during the custom check. We do not sell it, but still, make sure that you know about the restrictions of your country.

Cultural Experience and Traditional Honey Hunting

No one ever becomes a honey hunter by studying it in a book. In Gurung villages, young men years observing their father, uncles and elders before they ever attempt to climb up the ladder. They learn to interpret the environment, the weather and even the bees themselves.

The skill set is very practical in nature. Elders teach their juniors how to make and check the ladders, how to use the smoke and to cut the comb without killing the bees. They also teach all the prayers and sacrifices that must be performed prior to every hunt.

Every person in the group knows how do their respective task. It is the leader of the hunters who decides when to go hunting, what climbers to choose and whether to cancel the hunt because of unfavorable winds or bees’ behavior.

During the hunting, on your day 4 to Bhujung, you will meet the hunters before the harvest. They will allow you to see their tools and their stories as well as answering your questions through your guide. It is here that Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal will change from an idea to something real.

On the day 5, actual hunting day, do not forget that you are witnessing a tradition and not a technical act. Simple things are very useful for this:

Stand behind your guide and at the viewing point.
Be silent.
Ask for permission before taking photos of local people.
Avoid strong perfumes and bright clothes which may annoy the bees.
Do not ask hunters to repeat anything or hurry a step.

It is important for hunters to have visitors who are willing to hear and learn. Such respect will make the Mad Honey Hunting Trek successful for all participants.

Accommodation and Meals on the Mad Honey Hunting Trek

During Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal, you will sleep in comfortable and simple rooms giving you authentic village experience with warmth and hospital of people rather than luxury.

On arrival in Kathmandu and in Pokhara, you will stay at a tourist hotel in a twin share accommodation. The rooms are equipped with private bathrooms, hot showers, and Wi-Fi access. You can have some good night sleep on days 1, 7, and the last day.

During your stay in Khudi, you will stay in a small and neat guesthouse next to Marsyangdi River. In Ghalegaun and in Bhujung, you will stay in Gurung homestays. The families here provide you with comfortable accommodations. You should expect two single beds, cozy blankets, and communal bathrooms. There won’t be private bathroom or shower facilities, so do not have high expectations.

Food is the best thing about our treks. The village people prepare tasty food using the kitchen stove and you eat it together. You will get egg, toast, porridge or Tibetan bread for breakfast with tea. The lunch and dinners include dal bhat, which is the combination of rice, lentils, and seasonal vegetables. Dal bhat is served in refills, so don’t hesitate to ask for it.

Your guide arranges other options too like noodles, momos, and soup for you. Vegans and vegetarians will have good food at the trek site. Please share your allergy and dietary details at the time of booking.

As per our Mad Honey Hunting Trek in Nepal 8 Days itinerary, we take care of all your accommodations and trekking meals.

Packing List for Mad Honey Hunting in Nepal

Pack light. This trek will remain under 2,200m, so no bulky equipment required. The mornings may be cold in spring, and village nights can become quite cold. Layering helps you to remain comfortable.

Clothing

2-3 quick-dry t-shirts
1 fleece or light down jacket
Waterproof rain jacket
Trekking trousers and a pair of shorts
A hat that would keep you warm and one sunhat
Thermal wear to be worn during evening hours

Footwear

Trekking boots with good traction
Camp shoes or sandals
4 pairs of woolen or synthetic socks

Equipment and Gear

Backpack (25–30 litres)
Trekking poles
Headlight with extra batteries
Refillable water bottle and purification tablets
Sun glasses, sun block and lip balm
Insect repellent

Personal Items

Passport, copies, and insurance documents
Simple first aid kit and medicines
Phone or camera with a charger
Gift or notebook for the local family

Do not carry perfume, fragrant lotions, and colorful clothes. These might lure or irritate the bees. Pack your camera in a dry pouch. The sleeping bag is available from our team on request. This will help keep your Mad Honey Hunting Trek packing light.

Frequently Asked Questions

In Nepal, mad honey hunting is a traditional way of extracting honey from giant Himalayan cliff bees. Hunters using rope and bamboo ladders climb up and cut combs from the rocky cliffs. Honey is collected from the nectar of the rhododendrons and has a reddish color and sharp taste.

Mad honey hunting happens in the central Nepal hills in the villages of Gurung people. During the trek, you will visit Lamjung district where you will stay at Ghalegaun and Bhujung. The hunters of these villages continue the tradition for many years.

To complete our Mad Honey Hunting Trek in Nepal, you will need 8 days designed specifically for the adventure. It allows us sufficient time to trek in, meet our hunters, witness the harvest and return back. There is also an additional day just in case of any delay.

The spring is the main season since that is when the rhododendrons flower blooms. Some villages hunt during the winter, but this depends on the year. We will check the exact time with the Bhujung hunters before confirming our departure date.

Yes, in most of the cases. People witness the honey hunters harvesting honey from a cliff from a safe place picked by the leader of the honey hunters and the guide of the tourists.

Yes, this kind of honey hunting is quite dangerous for the honey hunters. They climb up a swinging ladder on the sheer cliff while being chased by angry bees.

Mad honey contains grayanotoxins that may result in symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and slow heart rate. We do not sell, offer, or recommend it. If you want to try it, just taste a spoonful and not much than that to avoid risk.

No. The Mad Honey Hunting Trek is suitable for beginners. If you can trek for 4-6 hours on rugged terrains, then you will be fine.

Your lodgings will include tourist hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara, a guesthouse in Khudi, and Gurung homestays in villages. The rooms in the villages are basic and clean. The bathrooms will be shared, and hot water is very limited.

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