Difficult Level of Tarebhir Hike
Tarebhir Hike is classified as a moderate difficulty hike than hard difficulty due to factors including shorter duration, low technicality, and low altitude compared to other hiking opportunities within Nepal. However, while moderate difficulty, this hike does not involve constant flat walking – there are some aspects worth recognizing ahead of planning.
Is it beginner-friendly? For the most part, yes. People who hike this trail are often new to hiking or do not have any other trekking experience. But being beginner-friendly does not imply that it’s easy, you still have to walk uphill for quite some time.
Uphill/downhill sections: The route to Jagdol leads gradually up to the Tarebhir viewpoint, where elevation gain occurs both along the forest trail and through the ridgeline. There are some relatively easy sections through farmlands and villages as well as steeper parts nearer the ridge. The way back is similar to the way up but, of course, going down makes it easier on your lungs but harder on your knees.
Kathmandu Return: After completing the trek and having lunch at Tarebhir, you make your way down to Jagdol, where the very same vehicle will pick them up and take them back into Kathmandu.
As the whole experience is done as a one-day trek with the private transportation at both ends of the tour, it becomes a good choice for those travelers who would like to go on a hike near Kathmandu. We will be happy to help you coordinate the pick-up and return to match your schedule if you have any.
Best Time for Tarebhir Hike
Orisun omi (Oṣu Kẹta si May)
Spring is a good season for Tarebhir Hike as days are relatively warmer compared to winters, skies are relatively clear compared to winters and there are beautiful blossoms of rhododendrons in the wooded parts of the trek. Visibility of the Himalayas from Tarebhir viewpoint is one of the best during this season, since visibility improves as we go towards late spring.
Igba Irẹdanu Ewe (Oṣu Kẹsan si Oṣu kọkanla)
Autumn is often rated as the best time to go on the hike due to favorable weather conditions. The sky will be the clearest during autumn, offering a chance for a view of the mountains from Tarebhir.
Òjò òjò (Okudu sí August)
Monsoon is the season of rainfall in Kathmandu, as it rains regularly in the hills. The trails in wooded areas can be slippery especially the parts close to the ridge due to rain. It is not advisable to go to the Tarebhir Hike during monsoon because visibility of the mountains is also very low due to the clouds.
Igba otutu (Oṣù Kejìlá si Kínní)
The mornings will be cold, particularly at the top of the ridge, so warmer clothing should be considered, but winter will provide excellent visibility of valleys and mountains.
Who is Tarebhir Hike Suitable for?
First-time hikers
Tarebhir Hiking route is perfect for first-time hikers. While it does not require any preparation or special equipment other than trekking shoes and a backpack, the ascent in the hills makes it a real hike and not just a stroll but enough to complete even by first timer.
Awọn idile
Families with teenagers and older kids will be able to enjoy this trek easily, as this is not a trek that would last several days. For little ones, they might have hard time but if they have done something like this before, it would not be a problem.
awọn tọkọtaya
The forest track, the valley viewpoint, and lunch with the view on the Tarebhir resort will be interesting for couples who just want to spend one day in nature without any additional hassle.
Solo-ajo
Solo travelling is possible but joining a hike with a local agency like Àgbàyanu Ìrìn Àjò Nepal which offers private transport and experienced guide removes all the hassle that traveler will face during the Tarabhir Hike. Having someone reliable to you make the hike very fun and exciting.
Awọn arinrin-ajo pẹlu akoko to lopin
Because the whole tour is done in a single day with private transport both at the start and end, it suits people with little time in Kathmandu which acts a short and refreshing hike between other treks.
What to Pack for Tarebhir Hike
When packing for the Tarebhir hike, things do not have to be complicated. There are some basic things that you really need for the trek.
Hiking Boots: You need a comfortable pair of hiking boots with good grip, espeically when going uphill where the terrain may get loose and rugged. Wearing running shoes can works too if they have solid grip, but hiking shoe are better, if the ground is wet.
Water Bottle: There are limited places where you can refill your water during the trail, so carry enough to cover the whole distance. You may also refill your water just before starting the hike from Jagdol.
Snacks: Energy-boosting snacks is necessary, especially when hiking up the hill. You can purchase this from the local stores in Jagdol before the start of hike.
Rain jacket: It is very likely to rain in the hills except during autumn and spring, so having a light rain jacket is recommended at all times.
A small backpack: A daypack can carry your water, snacks, and layers of clothing.
Personal first-aid kit: You need to have an essential personal first-aid kit to treat blisters and any personal medicine.
Tarebhir Hike vs other day Hike Near Kathmandu
Nepal has numerous short hikes within easy reach such as Shivapuri, Nagarkot, Phulchowki, and Champadevi, among many others, all popular among tourists who want to spend a day in the open air. But what does Tarebhir offers that is different than others?
What makes Tarebhir hike unique? First of all, it offers you a unique combination of forest path, an incredible cliff top viewpoint, and a resort at the peak from which you will be able to have lunch with a view of the whole valley. Tarebhir is not as crowded as other places nearby that makes it attractive for tourists seeking peace and quiet while hiking.
Time required for hike: At just 3-4 hours of hiking plus transportation time, Tarebhir hike will easily fit into one day of your schedule without taking your multiple days.
Level of Difficulty: Tarebhir is a moderately difficult trekking spot – not an easy walk through the valley, but not technical either. It means that it is quite alike such treks as Champadevi or Phulchowki, and much easier than a longer trek from Nagarkot to Dhulikhel.
Scenery: The forest parts, fields, and the viewpoint of Tarebhir provide visitors with different landscape options, including mountain panorama on sunny days.
Access: With a private vehicle included both at the beginning and the end of the hike, Tarebhir can be easily arranged even without searching for public transportation or finding the trailhead on your own.
Why Choose Epic Trek Nepal for Tarebhir Hike?
If you are arranging for the Tarebhir Hike from Kathmandu to be undertaken by a local operator based in Nepal, then the following are the features that working with Epic Trek Nepal will offer to you:
Local Knowledge of Kathmandu Hiking Trails
As the local operator for trekking and hiking tours from Nepal, we have knowledge of the trails in the Kathmandu region, the changing trail conditions with the seasons and how to best plan the hike based on the season and date of the hike.
Ìtọ́sọ́nà lórí Ọ̀nà
In addition to having knowledge of the trail, we can also arrange for one of our guides that knows the Tarebhir Hike to accompany you on the hike. This guide will be able to show you the way along the trail and provide extra information to you about the location of the statue and the surrounding areas.
Akoko Irọrun
You can arrange your Tarebhir Hike Hike per your schedule and available time in Kathmandu. We will not require you to follow any specific departure time from Pokhara.
Awọn Eto Irin-ajo Adani
As this hike is relatively short, it is possible to combine this trip with others in Kathmandu. Therefore, we can customize the Tarebhir Hiking Route itinerary for this short tour to provide you with a complete day in Kathmandu.
Fifi ati iyọkuro han gbangba
Epic Trek Nepal will make it clear to you what is included in your Hike arrangement, such as transportation, guide services and the costs of the other aspects of the trip.
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