HILE ,Dhankuta a place to view Himalayas
Posted on Jun 18, 2012 by trekker under HikingTags: Hile, nepal, introduction, eastern himalayas
HILE
Altitude: 1850 m
District: Dhankuta
Zone: Koshi
Distance from Dhankuta: 13 km north
Travel Option: Bus
Details:
One of the most spectacular views of eastern Himalayas can be viewed from this hill-station. The place envelopes the famous Mt. Everest, Makalu, Lhotse and Kumbhakarna range.
It’s actually an appetizer for higher treks to Arun valley and Makalu. You can easily find supplies for such trekking here.
Tibetans is the major inhabitants of this place. So it is not a mystery to find Gumba and Monastery here. Well you could actually visit Urgay Namedo Choling Gompa and Guranse Tea Estate.
Various hotels and accommodating staying facilities are available for tourism.
It does not seem much reading this article, but to know the specifics you need to be there and see it.
The way I see it, it could be an adventurous call.
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