Route to Kalinchowk

Kalinchowk is a place named after prominent Hindu Goddess temple of Kali. This lies in Dolakha district in an altitude of 3579 m from above the sea level in the Eastern part of Nepal. Kalinchok was a former VDC and now it's Rural Municipality of Dolkha district of Province No. 3. Kalinchowk is most visited local destination in the country. From this place, two natural springs originated Sundhara and Tama which are the big source for two rivers Sunkoshi and Tama Koshi rivers.

Kalinchowk

Specialty of Kalinchowk

Kalinchowk Bhagwati is the primary and final destination focused on the trek. However, it also provides natural trekking pleasure. It is the new destination open recently for trekking that starts from Barabise that is on the way to Kodari Nepal. Along with trekking to Kanlinchowk you come across Tamangs, Sherpas and Brahmins villages. There are few monasteries and temples in the trekking route. The nice views of Mountains and Sunkoshi River add pleasure and joyful during trekking. Crossing Sherpa Village where you came up with charming Rhododendron trees. During spring Rhododendron forest gives a good view. In Kalinchowk, from its highest elevation, you can observe famous mountains like Annapurna, Lamjung, shisha Panga, Langtang, Dorjee Lakpa, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Jugal Himal, Amabamori, Gauri Shanker, and Numbur Himal. Kathmandu can be observable from the Kalinchowk, the night view of Kathmandu from Kalinchowk. The national flower "Rhododendron" and national bird Pheasant (Danfe) can be observable in Kalinchowk. The rarest Thami community could be observable during descending to Suspa. The Kalinchowk trek comes to its conclusion in its district headquarter of Dolakha, Charikot.