Day One:
When journeying from Pokhara, the drive is 22 kilometers towards Gachhepani.
How to get there:
Private vehicles can be arranged to leave at your preference and will also allow you with the flexibility to stop anywhere you’d like to take photographs but for those opting for local transportation, the local buses and micro buses to Dulegaunda are very frequent and leave every ten minutes from the Baglung Bus Park in Pokhara.
Anyone looking for an additional walk or wanting to visit places that are overshadowed by the more popular treks can visit Bhujikot that is situated 7km away from Dulegaunda.
For those following the same itinerary, they can start their trek towards Rajasthal from Gachhepani which also opens to the panoramic view of nearby villages like Dulegaunda, Khairenitar, and Bhimad.
The fist attraction/landmark on the trek is the Muktinath Chewang Dham and a common saying is that those who visit the Muktinath Chewang Dham don’t require visiting the Muktinath Temple at Mustang.
This landmark is followed by the Rock Garden, Tibetan Camp and the Dhor Barahi Temple before trekkers can reach the final destination of Rajasthal.
This walk of about 535 meters on the first day of the trek can take approximately 5 hours to walk.
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