Honey Hunting is exclusively a traditional activity practiced by ethnic Gurung community of Nepal. Honey hunting is so rare and unique that it still remains an isolated event carried out and observed only in few, remote places of Nepal. Ghalegaun, located north west of Kathmandu, in Lamjung district, is one of nearest destination to watch honey hunting. Situated at an altitude of 2100m from sea level, the route to Ghalegaun offers the most spectacular views of Annapurna and Manaslu Himalayan ranges. The hunting primarily involves extracting honey from massive bee hives nestled in cliffs, that to 200m tall in height, with the help of traditionally weaved rope. To watch this feat performed by local honey experts will be a mesmerizing event of your honey hunting journey. The ropes are generally made out of bamboo, locally resourced from Niyalo and Choya. And locals carry this out only by reading astrological calendar, on auspicious dates. October/November/December and April/ May/June are the best seasons to watch Honey Hunting. Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive Kathmandu, will transfer to hotel. Day 2: Kathmandu- Beni (7hrs drive) by bus.(Stay at local hotel) Day 3 : Beni – jhin (3hrs drive) by Jeep.(home stay)(Magar cultural dance and sightseeing in Todke Dada. Day 4: Jhin to Raykharaka dada (3hrs by foot, rest place) to Ghasikharka (2hrs by foot), Bandipul (camping) 30min from Ghasikharaka and Duwadi 30 min by foot from Bandipul. Day 5: Duwadi (honey hunting location), we will stay there Day 6: Return to Dermija through Chimkhola .Can take short hot bath in the hot spring water located in Dermija Day 7: Downhill route through Snake Route to Beni (4hrs downhill trek) facility of Jeep on the way down hill. Day 8: Reach Kathmandu Includes hotel in kathmandu, pokhara and beni and bus tickets. tourists class hotels.( extra costs for air travel) Note: Availability on Request