You will be picked up from airport and transfer to hotel and meeting with guide.

Drive from Kathmandu to Beni 850m (10 hours by bus) via Pokhara.

Beni Is headquarters of Mygdi which is popular for official and local business junction, we follow a gravel road for 24km to Darbang Mgar Village and start walking to Takam, three hour walk away with Gurjal, Himal towering overhead.

This is where the scenery starts getting even more dramatic. This is what Nepal used to be like before the trekkers got here. Locals are not used to feigners and have a lot of stories to tell about the war.

Ascend through dense pine forests, with musk deer barking in the bushes. The grazing land on the ridge offer 180 degree views of Dhaulagiri the entire range up to Churen Himal in the west.

You cross over from Myagdi to Baglung and into the former Tibetan refugee camp which was serviced by an airfield built by the Swiss in the 1950s. This is also the entrance to Dhorpatan, a Hunting Reserve, where you can spot mountain goats and blue sheeps(Bharal).

This is a heaven for birds. Watch Danphe (national bird of Nepal) pheasants, and other migratory sorts that you have seen only in bird guides. Stiff to imagine that people fought a war here. There are cow sheds in the monsoon, but in the winter these high pastures are deserted.

Traverse over from Baglung to Rukum into Magar region and enter the former Maoist base area. There are dense forests all the way, so it must have been easy to hide here during the insurgency. The villages are picturesque and there is always some kind of Magar festival going on.

Hike to Lukum in Rukum, a village populated only by Magars and Dalits (low cast). This is about as medieval as it gets in Nepal nowadays.

Thabang is the cradle of the Maoist revolution. It was damaged in army attacks and parts of the town were flattened by 'tora bora' mortar shells dropped from helicopters. There has been some development of infrastructure after the war ended, and the people are eager and friendly

The highest point in Jaljale is Dharampani (3900m) and there is a great view from Apisaipal in the west to Dhaulagiri in the east

Now we're moving down from the high mountains and the village is ethnically mixed.

This is where we finally get to Rolpa and the road head. Rolpa was also a rebel base area and for many of the ten years of war under total Maoist control. You can eat at one of the many commune restaurants run by Maoist cooperative, where staff is relatives of those who were killed in the war.

Today you are taking early bus to Kathmandu with lots of scenic view of hills, mountain, river and some flat land and end up your trip in Kathmandu and drop to your hotel in Thamel.

After your break fast you will be taken to airport for final farewell. fly out to your home.