Winter Holiday Camp Nepal
Winter holidays camp Nepal will organize in Pokhara. Pokhara valley is well known as a tourist city. And is located in the central part of the country. Similarly is also a popular destination for Himalayan Peaks and the Annapurna Himalayan Range. The elevation ranges nearly from 500 meters to 3,000 meters in the Pokhara valley Within a small area. A fantastic city, its charm lies more in the natural wonders it possesses rather than the fast-paced nightlife and gaming attractions found in other, larger cities. Some of the Famous Mountains seen from Pokhara are Mt. Machhapuchree, Mt. Dhaulagiri, Mt. Annapurna, Mt. Hinchuli etc.
Moreover, Pokhara is the home of lakes with seven beautiful lakes. Some famous lakes are Fewa Lake, Begnas Lake and Rupa Lake. Nonetheless, Pokhara has more than five breathtaking caves. Some of the most famous caves are Mahendra cave, Bat cave, Kali Khola cave, Shiva cave etc.
This city’s unique feature with rivers flowing within itself will surely amaze everyone. Some of the major rivers that flow within this beautiful city are Seti, Yamdi, Mardi, Kali Khola, Madi etc. Because of its excellent climatic conditions and richness in natural vegetation are neither too hot nor too cold. It seems like a paradise and must be God’s idea of heaven. Sarangkot, famous for paragliding, has a stunning view of Mt. Annapurna. In addition, it has a bird’s eye view of the Seti river, Fewa Lake, and the valley itself. This hill station is a 10-minute uphill drive from Aarchalbot, one short day trek route within the Pokhara Valley. Tourists can hire horses for a trip uphill to the station, and local people have kept powerful binoculars for the viewing purpose of the valley and the mountains.
Things to do in Winter Holiday Camp Nepal
Another beautiful and demanding mountain is Mount Fishtail, which is well-known for its feature of fishtail, known as “Machhapuchre himal” in Nepali. Capturing this mountain’s beauty, tourists often say that this mountain has been “crafted by god for the Pokhreli people”. Fishtail base camp is three days trek from the Pokhara valley. This base camp has about five hotels under the supervision of ACAP (Annapurna conservation area project). Walking through dense forests, Gurung villages, and beautiful hills to reach this place will surely be a fantastic experience for everyone.
Pokhara – Best Things to do in Pokhara
The development of Pokhara valley and the origin of the Annapurna range, including the majestic peak Macchapuchhre (Fish Tail), is ascribed to Geological faulting in the ‘Tertiary Period! (Between 65 and 25 million years ago from now). An upsurge of the Himalayas resulted from the convergence of the Indian peninsula with the Tibetan plate. After the expansion of the Annapurna range, due to the action of climatic components, glaciers started eroding mountains. The eroded materials limestone, gneiss and quartzite were transported downwards, depositing larger and coarser debris first and more minor and smoother debris later. Therefore, the northern region of Pokhara has a thicker layer of more insensitive and more giant boulders, but this thickness decreases southward, and smoothness and size reduction occurs gradually. The tectonic valley develops due to debris hauling as moraine and subsequent deposition as lake deposit.
Getting Inside Pokhara
Pokhara is linked to the major cities of Nepal by air and road transportation. Aeroplanes of different airlines fly several times a day from Kathmandu to Pokhara and many times a week from other countries’ major cities. In addition, regular Pretty well tourist buses and Coach Services are readily available from Kathmandu to Pokhara.
Pokhara Climate
The climate is neither too cold nor too hot; hence, from a climatic point of view, Pokhara is enjoyable all year round. Pokhara experiences a humid subtropical to warm temperate climate. The climate of Pokhara valley is influenced by topography. The yearly mean temperature of the city (827m) is 20.80C, whereas monthly averages are ‑ a maximum of 25.50C (During July and August) and a minimum of 13.20C (during January). The temperature deviation from the mean value is also interesting: the absolute maximum temperature is 37.40C, and the absolute minimum temperature is 2.40C. The average annual rainfall recorded in Pokhara city is 3,755mm. Pokhara receives both monsoon and winter rains. It is important to note that the profound effect of micro‑climatic elements on climatic parameters is observable around Pokhara. A sunshine hour in Pokhara is estimated to be nearly six hours a day on an annual average. From June to August, monsoon clouds may create problems viewing and photographing the mountains. The rest of the months are almost cloud-free, but November to March is the best time to avoid this problem. The annual average high wind speed recorded at Pokhara is 4 km per hour from February to June. The air is generally humid throughout the year, with 80.16% relative humidity yearly. The relative humidity is low in March and high in April.
About the Winter Camp
It consists of a week of holiday, fun, culture, sight scenes, and trekking with young people worldwide. Similarly, learning workshops on digital marketing, leadership, Climate Change, experience sharing and discussions on world current social and development issues.
Winter Camp Methodology
Learning, experience sharing & Discussions will take place in the morning sessions, and outside activities will organize in the afternoon. In addition, cultural performance-related activities will manage in the evening.
All linked Locations:
Kathmandu, Patan, Bhaktapur & Pokhara
Target Group
Any age group from around the world can join the winter camp.
Partnership
With Local Tour and Trekking Agency
Terms and Condition – Essentials Checklist for winter holidays Camp Nepal
- Registration fee – you must pay this before arriving in Nepal.
- copies of your visa letters and invitation letters
- any materials for workshops (marked with your name and group)
- sweater/light jacket
- casual, comfortable clothes – a mixture of clothing (light for the days, warm for the evening)
- comfortable clothing & shoes for sports /activities – (e.g. football, climbing, swimming)
- lots of excitement & readiness to get involved!
What you should not bring to summer school
- Excessive luggage – remember it is only a one-week event, so there is no need to pack too much stuff.
- Sheets/pillowcases, etc. – these are all provided.
- Alcohol – (use of alcohol is not permitted in a group)
