Celebrate Nepal’s joyful Ropain (Rice Planting) Festival with Asiana Treks and Tours on a vibrant 6-day cultural journey. Begin in Kathmandu with an authentic rice planting experience in lush paddy fields, then travel to scenic Pokhara for more hands-on farming, local music, and traditional food shared with welcoming villagers. Enjoy beautiful landscapes, cultural interaction, and festive mud-splashing rituals as you plant rice the Nepali way. The trip blends nature, culture, and celebration before returning to Kathmandu for a memorable departure filled with unique festival memories.
Nepal, a beautiful landlocked country nestled in the Himalayas, is primarily an agricultural society. Over 65% of the population is directly engaged in farming, making agriculture not just an economic activity but a cultural identity. Among various agricultural events celebrated across the country, one of the most colorful and heartfelt festivals is “Pandra Ashar”, also known as “Dhan Diwas” or Rice Planting Day, celebrated annually on the 15th of Ashar (around June 29). This marks the beginning of the monsoon season and is symbolically the perfect time to start rice plantation – Nepal’s staple food and a crop that covers over 47.63% of the nation’s paddy production.
This day is more than just agricultural work. It’s a community celebration filled with traditional music, playful mud fights, joyful singing, and dancing in the fields. The highlight of the festival includes participants of all ages, dressed in traditional attire, wading into the muddy paddy fields to plant rice seedlings. After the joyful planting, everyone feasts on a classic Nepali treat – “Dahi-Chiura” (beaten rice with curd and banana), a humble yet delicious meal associated with nourishment and tradition. Asiana Treks and Tours proudly offers a culturally immersive Ropain Festival Tour that allows travelers to dive deep into Nepal's agrarian lifestyle, connect with local communities, and create lifelong memories.
Quick Highlights:
Celebrated on 15th Ashar / June 29 (approx.)
A symbol of the agricultural heritage of Nepal
Traditional rice planting in muddy fields
Local music, dance, and cultural performances
Classic Nepali food like Dahi-Chiura
A once-in-a-lifetime immersive rural experience
2. Experience the Joy of Ropain – Nepal's Rice Planting Festival
The Ropain Festival is a rare opportunity to be part of something deeply rooted in the rhythm of nature and tradition. Asiana Treks and Tours has carefully curated this experience to allow travelers to participate actively, not just as observers, but as part of the community. On this trip, you’ll put on traditional farming attire, get knee-deep in the mud, and plant rice seedlings alongside local farmers. The atmosphere is filled with laughter, playful mud fights, and songs that echo through the fields – making it a joyous day for all.
In addition to the fun, you’ll also learn the significance of rice farming in Nepal. Farmers will demonstrate traditional plowing techniques using oxen, and you’ll hear local stories and folklore that surround the rice planting season. This kind of first-hand cultural interaction is what makes the Ropain Festival so unique. You’ll come away not just with muddy clothes, but with a deep appreciation for the land and people of Nepal.
Activities You'll Enjoy:
Participate in rice planting with local farmers
Engage in traditional mud fights and dance
Dress in cultural farming attire
Interact with rural communities and learn local farming techniques
Capture vibrant festival scenes and interactions
3. Why Join This Cultural Immersion Trip?
Traveling is about more than sightseeing—it's about truly experiencing the essence of a place. This Ropain Festival Trip with Asiana Treks and Tours offers travelers the rare chance to not only witness a traditional agrarian festival but to live it. Whether you're a cultural enthusiast, a photographer, a volunteer, or simply someone seeking authentic travel, this experience brings Nepal’s rural life to the forefront in a vivid and engaging way.
Unlike commercial festivals or city tours, this journey brings you directly into the heart of Nepal’s countryside. You'll stay in hospitable villages, interact closely with locals, and participate in a tradition that predates modern Nepal. The journey is educational, eye-opening, and incredibly fun. For those looking to understand the real Nepal beyond the mountains and temples, this trip offers an intimate connection with its people and land.
Reasons to Join:
Deep cultural interaction and learning
Off-the-beaten-path rural adventure
Ideal for solo travelers, groups, and families
Combine fun with meaningful travel
Fully organized and safe with expert local guides
4. Festival Highlights & Cultural Significance
The Ropain Festival is more than just planting rice—it’s a collective expression of gratitude, celebration, and hope. The mud represents fertility and life; the act of planting is symbolic of renewal and sustenance. Every step you take in the field connects you with centuries of Nepali tradition. The music and dancing that accompany the day are forms of rural storytelling and social bonding, passed down through generations.
One of the most heartfelt moments of the festival is the communal feast. After a long day in the fields, everyone comes together to enjoy Dahi-Chiura (curd and beaten rice) with seasonal fruits like bananas and mangoes. It's a humble meal, but rich in cultural symbolism, believed to bring good health and prosperity. For many farmers, this festival marks the hope of a good harvest – and for travelers, it's a meaningful way to participate in the rhythm of rural life.
Festival Traditions:
Community-driven rice planting rituals
Traditional Nepali music and folk songs
“Dahi-Chiura” communal meal
Playing in the mud as a joyful release
Sacred connection to the monsoon season
5. Who Is This Trip For?
This trip is perfect for anyone looking for immersive, offbeat cultural travel. Whether you're a solo adventurer, a family seeking meaningful bonding experiences, or a group of friends exploring Nepal, the Ropain Festival trip provides a unique blend of adventure, education, and fun. It’s especially ideal for travelers who love sustainable tourism, anthropology, rural culture, and agricultural history.
No special skills are needed to participate—just a willingness to get your hands (and feet) muddy and your heart open to a different way of life. Photographers and travel writers will find endless inspiration in the vivid imagery of fields filled with joyous people, while eco-conscious travelers will appreciate the emphasis on sustainable, community-based tourism.
Best Suited For:
Cultural travelers and anthropologists
Adventure and eco-tourism seekers
Families and friend groups
Photographers and vloggers
Volunteers and social travelers
6. Trip Duration & Summary
This 6-day journey by Asiana Treks and Tours combines cultural immersion with scenic beauty, giving you the best of both rural and urban Nepal. From the bustling capital city of Kathmandu to the serene lakes of Pokhara and the joyful chaos of the rice fields, this trip is a perfect blend of nature, culture, and human connection.
Itinerary Overview:
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu
Meet and greet, hotel check-in
Welcome dinner and trip briefing
Day 2: Kathmandu to Pokhara
Scenic drive or flight to Pokhara
Visit Lakeside, rest and prepare for the festival
Day 3: Pokhara – Rice Planting Spot
Travel to nearby village
Participate in pre-festival activities
Return to hotel in evening
Day 4: Main Ropain Festival Day
Traditional rice planting with local farmers
Mud play, singing, dancing
Dahi-Chiura feast and cultural performances
Day 5: Pokhara to Kathmandu
Leisure drive or flight back
Free time for shopping or city tour
Day 6: Departure
Airport drop-off with farewell gifts
Trip Highlights Recap:
6-day culturally immersive experience
Two full days of Ropain activities
Scenic travel between Kathmandu and Pokhara
Safe, guided, and culturally enriching
Organized by experienced local experts at Asiana Treks and Tours
Before embarking on the Ropain Festival trip with Asiana Treks and Tours, it's crucial to be well-prepared. This trip is more than just sightseeing—it's an immersive cultural experience that takes you into Nepal’s rural heart. While the festival is joyous and friendly, it's also physically engaging, occasionally messy (thanks to the mud!), and set in traditional environments that might be unfamiliar to travelers from urban or developed regions.
Travelers are advised to understand the itinerary thoroughly and communicate any dietary preferences, allergies, or mobility concerns ahead of time. Participation in the rice planting is optional but highly recommended for a complete cultural experience. English-speaking local guides are always available to assist, but you’ll be entering communities where local languages and customs take precedence—flexibility and an open mind go a long way in ensuring an enriching journey.
Key Notes:
Participation in rice planting is optional
Inform organizers of any health concerns or dietary needs
Be ready for hands-on cultural interaction
Itinerary may be affected by weather
Respect local customs and rural lifestyle
2. Health & Safety Precautions
Health and safety are top priorities for Asiana Treks and Tours. While the Ropain Festival is a joyful event, it involves physical activity in outdoor, muddy environments, sometimes in unpredictable monsoon weather. Therefore, it's important to follow safety protocols and stay mindful of personal well-being throughout the journey.
Participants should be in reasonably good health to join the festival activities. While medical emergencies are rare, we recommend carrying basic personal medications, using hand sanitizer regularly, and staying hydrated. All activities are conducted under the supervision of experienced guides and locals familiar with the area. In case of minor injuries or discomfort (like muscle strains or small cuts), basic first aid is always available on-site.
Safety Tips:
Wear non-slip footwear to avoid falling in muddy fields
Keep your vaccinations up to date
Drink bottled or filtered water
Apply mosquito repellent during evenings
Follow your guide’s instructions at all times
3. What to Wear and Bring for Rice Planting
The Ropain Festival is all about getting involved—literally from head to toe! You’ll be planting rice in wet, muddy fields, so leave your fancy clothes behind. Asiana Treks and Tours recommends wearing old, quick-drying clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty. Many participants enjoy dressing in traditional Nepali farming attire, which can also be arranged on request.
Footwear is equally important. Waterproof sandals with strong grip or even going barefoot (as locals often do) is common. Don’t forget to bring a change of clothes, a towel, and a waterproof bag for muddy garments. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are recommended to protect you from the sun, while a rain jacket is essential given the monsoon season. A camera (preferably waterproof or with a case) is great for capturing memories!
Packing List:
Old clothes for rice planting (can be traditional or casual)
Waterproof sandals or barefoot-friendly footwear
Extra clothing and towel
Rain jacket or poncho
Waterproof phone/camera case
Sunscreen, hat, insect repellent
Personal hygiene items and hand sanitizer
4. Physical Requirements and Activity Level
The Rice Planting Festival involves a moderate level of physical activity. Participants will be walking in muddy fields, bending down to plant seedlings, and potentially engaging in light-hearted mud play. While you don’t need to be an athlete to join, basic mobility and a reasonable level of physical fitness will help you enjoy the experience to the fullest.
Elderly travelers and those with mobility issues are welcome to attend as observers if they prefer not to participate directly in fieldwork. The tour is flexible, and Asiana Treks and Tours is committed to accommodating the comfort of every guest. If you’re unsure about your ability to participate, consult with our team beforehand so we can advise or adjust your itinerary.
Physical Activity Overview:
Moderate activity level (bending, walking in mud)
Optional participation in planting and mud games
Comfortable pace suited for all ages
Support available for those with limited mobility
Activities led by experienced guides and locals
5. Weather Expectations in Festival Season
The Ropain Festival coincides with the start of Nepal’s monsoon season, typically late June to early July. This is a period of high humidity, regular rain showers, and warm temperatures. Daytime temperatures in the valleys like Pokhara range between 22°C to 30°C (72°F to 86°F), while nights are cooler and pleasant.
Rainfall is frequent but generally comes in short, heavy bursts followed by sunny breaks. The fields are muddy (ideal for planting), and trails can be slippery. Travelers should prepare for wet and humid conditions. Rain gear, waterproof bags, and quick-drying clothes are essential. Despite the weather, this season brings lush green landscapes, fewer crowds, and a vibrant rural ambiance perfect for photography.
Weather Tips:
Expect daily rain showers and humidity
Carry a lightweight raincoat or umbrella
Use waterproof bags for electronics
Dress in light, breathable fabrics
Apply anti-fungal foot powder after fieldwork
6. Cultural Etiquette During Festival Participation
Nepal is a culturally rich and respectful society, especially in rural villages where traditions hold strong importance. During the Ropain Festival, you'll be welcomed as a guest, but it’s important to observe cultural etiquette. Greeting people with a warm “Namaste,” dressing modestly, and respecting elder villagers are key aspects of cultural politeness.
It’s common to see women leading the singing and men working in tandem, but gender roles vary depending on the village. Avoid public displays of affection, and always ask before taking photos, especially of elders and religious icons. Remember, this is not a show—it's an authentic celebration, and your genuine participation will be warmly appreciated by locals.
Etiquette Guidelines:
Greet locals with “Namaste” and a smile
Dress modestly even in casual settings
Avoid pointing your feet at people or sacred places
Do not enter homes without being invited
Participate respectfully, and observe village customs
7. Photography and Respect for Locals
Photography is a wonderful way to capture the energy and emotion of the Ropain Festival, but it must be done respectfully. While locals are often happy to be photographed, especially during celebration, it is polite to ask for permission first. This is particularly important when photographing elders, children, or private moments like religious rituals.
Always be mindful not to obstruct the activities or distract those working. Refrain from using drones unless previously approved by the tour operator and local authorities. Asiana Treks and Tours encourages ethical photography—where your pictures tell a respectful and truthful story of the people and culture you’re visiting.
Photography Do's & Don’ts:
Do ask before taking photos
Don’t photograph people during meals or prayer without permission
Do capture candid festival moments respectfully
Don’t use flash around animals or babies
Do bring waterproof protection for your camera
8. Cancellation and Refund Policy
Asiana Treks and Tours understands that plans can change, and we strive to make our cancellation policy as transparent and fair as possible. For the Ropain Festival Trip, cancellations made 30 days or more prior to the trip start date are eligible for a 90% refund (excluding non-refundable deposits). Cancellations made 15–29 days before the start date qualify for a 50% refund. Cancellations within 14 days are unfortunately non-refundable due to logistical costs and community arrangements.
In the rare event that Asiana Treks and Tours must cancel or reschedule the trip (due to weather, political unrest, or natural disasters), you will be offered a full refund or the option to reschedule at no extra cost. We recommend that all travelers purchase travel insurance that includes trip cancellation coverage for added peace of mind.
Cancellation Summary:
30+ days before trip: 90% refund
15–29 days before: 50% refund
14 days or less: No refund
Full refund if trip canceled by Asiana Treks and Tours
Travel insurance strongly recommended
Experience the vibrant culture of Nepal with Asiana Treks and Tours on our special Rice Planting (Ropain) Festival Trip. This 6-day journey begins in Kathmandu, where you’ll explore the city and visit local rice planting spots to witness the traditional Ropain ceremonies. Immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere as farmers prepare the fields, offering a rare glimpse into centuries-old agricultural practices.
On Day 2, travel to Pokhara, enjoying the scenic landscapes along the way. Participate in hands-on rice planting activities in Pokhara’s lush paddies, experiencing the festival alongside local communities. Evenings are spent relaxing at your comfortable hotel, with time to enjoy Pokhara’s lakeside charm. The trip concludes with a return to Kathmandu for your departure, leaving you with unforgettable memories of Nepalese traditions, rural life, and the joy of celebrating the Ropain Festival. Asiana Treks and Tours ensures a seamless blend of culture, adventure, and authentic local experiences.
Your trip day starts today when you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Upon your arrival, you will be received by our representative at the airport. He will be carrying a signboard with our company’s name on it. Then, you will be transferred to the tour hotel and checked in. A trip briefing will follow later today, and the representative who picks you up from the airport will notify you of the time. We will come to meet and brief you about the trip at a fixed time. Until then, relax or explore a bit of the surroundings.
Accommodation 3* hotel 
Meals Only Hotel Today 
Max. altitude 1,337m / 4,386ft. We will drive to Pokhara by tourist bus in the morning after breakfast. After driving for about six hours through the scenic countryside of Nepal, we reach the eloquently charming city of Pokhara. The drive will have enough stopovers necessary on the way. Once we reach Pokhara, the city's charm will capture our attention, giving us a good feeling amidst the natural wonders, from the close-up Himalayas to the surrounding lakes. A lake near our hotel is an excellent place to take an evening stroll, and the town of Lakeside has many dining options. Have an option to fly to Pokhara at an extra cost.
Accommodation 3* hotel Meals B/B Max. altitude 827m / 2,713ft. After breakfast, head to the Rice planting spot where many farmers attend with Plowing by Oxen, spade, and women's plantation of paddy siddling
Today is a significant festival day filled with diverse activities. Women eagerly participate in rice planting while men diligently plow the fields. There's rhythmic traditional dancing and singing, and a highlight of the celebration is playfully splashing mud on each other. Farmers gather to celebrate, enjoy the festivities, and plant amidst the mud. The day is also marked by enjoying the delightful treat of Dahi Chura, Kera—a blend of yogurt, flattened rice, and banana—which holds a cherished significance for many.
Accommodation 3* hotel Meals B/L/ Max. altitude 827m / 2,713ft. Today, we continue to embrace traditional Nepali farming practices passed down through generations. These involve a deep connection to the land and a rich cultural heritage that revolves around sustainable agriculture. In Nepal, traditional farming methods often include terrace farming, where hillsides are sculpted into steps to grow crops like rice and vegetables.
Nepali communities sustain their livelihoods and preserve a heritage that honors the land and its bounty. Today, as in the past, Nepali traditional farming remains a profound expression of resilience, harmony with nature, and the enduring bonds of community.
Accommodation 3* hotel Meals B/L Max. altitude 827m / 2,713ft. After breakfast, drive back to Kathmandu. Alternatively, you can fly back, paying an additional cost for the ticket. Once you arrive, check into the hotel and refresh. We will go for dinner later in the evening.
Accommodation 3* hotel Meals B/L/D Max. altitude 1,337m / 4,386ft. Today is the time to bid farewell to Nepal. Depart for your home country, taking with you the memories of a remarkable Christmas and New Year celebration and the rich experiences of your journey through this beautiful country. We will drive you to the airport three hours before your flight.
Meals only Breakfast This special cultural journey with Asiana Treks and Tours lets you experience Nepal’s joyful Ropain Festival, where locals celebrate the beginning of the rice-planting season with music, mud, and traditional food. The trip begins in Kathmandu, travels through scenic hills to Pokhara, and offers hands-on participation in rice planting with local farmers. Guests enjoy comfortable transportation, cultural interaction, traditional meals, and beautiful countryside views while learning about Nepalese farming traditions and rural life. This itinerary blends sightseeing, cultural immersion, and festival celebration for a memorable Nepal experience.
Your Start Date is the day you land in Nepal, and your End Date is when you fly home.
If the set Rice Planting (Ropain) Festival Trip group dates don’t suit your schedule, we can offer alternative dates upon request.
The Rice Planting Festival, also known as Ropain or Asar 15, marks the beginning of the rice planting season in Nepal and is celebrated with great enthusiasm, especially in rural areas. Traditionally held in late June or early July, farmers and locals gather in muddy rice paddies to plant seedlings. It’s not only an agricultural activity but also a cultural celebration featuring music, dancing, and traditional food. Asiana Treks and Tours offers this unique experience to help travelers understand and enjoy Nepalese agricultural heritage.
The Ropain Festival trip is open to all age groups and fitness levels, provided participants are comfortable with light physical activity like walking through muddy fields. Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple, or a family, this immersive cultural experience is suitable for everyone who wants to learn about rural Nepalese traditions. Asiana Treks and Tours ensures a safe and enjoyable environment with support from local guides and experienced trip leaders throughout the journey.
Absolutely not! Prior farming or rice planting experience is not required to enjoy the Ropain Festival trip. In fact, the festival is designed to be a fun, cultural immersion for tourists who want to try something new. Locals and experienced farmers will guide you through the planting process in a friendly and informal setting. Asiana Treks and Tours provides clear instructions and ensures participants feel confident and included in all the hands-on activities.
In addition to hands-on rice planting, the Ropain Festival trip includes folk music, dancing, local food tasting, and interaction with farmers. Guests often enjoy singing along with locals and participating in playful mud fights, a tradition during the festival. Asiana Treks and Tours also includes optional add-ons like traditional Nepali cooking classes or a visit to a nearby village school to further immerse you in Nepalese rural life.
By participating in the Ropain Festival trip, you directly support local farmers and communities. A portion of your tour fee goes toward community development, education, and cultural preservation. Asiana Treks and Tours collaborates with local cooperatives to ensure fair compensation for farmers hosting the experience. This responsible tourism model helps preserve age-old agricultural traditions while providing an authentic, rewarding experience for travelers.
The trip is designed to be low to moderately active. Walking through muddy fields and planting rice seedlings can be a bit tiring but is not overly strenuous. There are no long hikes or high-altitude treks. The itinerary includes plenty of downtime and hotel comfort. Asiana Treks and Tours accommodates all fitness levels and offers assistance during the field activities to ensure everyone feels included and comfortable.
Yes, photography is encouraged! The vibrant setting of rice paddies, traditional clothing, and joyful local festivities make for amazing photo opportunities. Just be respectful when photographing locals, and ask for permission when needed. Asiana Treks and Tours can also provide a professional photographer upon request to document your experience, so you can enjoy the moment without worrying about your camera.
Yes, the Ropain Festival trip is child-friendly and educational. Children often enjoy the hands-on aspect of the trip—splashing in the mud, learning how rice grows, and tasting traditional foods. It’s a great family bonding activity and a chance for kids to learn about farming and sustainability. Asiana Treks and Tours can modify the itinerary to suit families with young children and provides child-safe equipment when necessary.
The Ropain Festival trip package typically includes airport transfers, hotel accommodation, breakfast, festival participation, local guide services, transportation between cities, and cultural programs. Some meals and optional activities may be extra. Asiana Treks and Tours provides a detailed breakdown of inclusions and exclusions before booking to ensure full transparency and no hidden charges.
Asiana Treks and Tours is a locally-run, highly reputable travel company known for its commitment to cultural authenticity, community involvement, and traveler satisfaction. With years of experience in organizing unique cultural events like the Ropain Festival, they ensure a safe, respectful, and enriching experience. Their local connections, trained staff, and personalized service make them the ideal choice for travelers seeking a meaningful adventure in Nepal.
Participants should wear comfortable clothes that they don’t mind getting muddy, as the rice paddies can be quite wet and slippery. Lightweight, quick-dry clothing and old sneakers or water shoes are recommended. You may also choose to wear traditional Nepali attire for photos, which can be arranged upon request. Asiana Treks and Tours provides a list of recommended gear and even offers protective gear like gloves if needed. Towels and washing facilities are provided post-activity.
During the trip, guests stay in quality hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara, selected for their comfort, cleanliness, and cultural charm. All accommodations are handpicked by Asiana Treks and Tours to ensure a relaxing and enjoyable stay. In rural areas near the rice planting fields, day excursions are arranged so you can return to the hotel by evening, ensuring a balance between authentic field experiences and modern comforts.
The trip includes daily breakfast, and during the rice planting events, traditional Nepali meals such as “dahi chiura” (curd and beaten rice) are served in the fields. Lunch and dinner can be arranged as part of your package or on your own, depending on your preferences. Asiana Treks and Tours ensures all food is prepared hygienically, with vegetarian and vegan options available. You’ll also get a chance to taste seasonal fruits and snacks loved by local farmers.
Absolutely! Asiana Treks and Tours offers flexible post-trip extensions. You can explore trekking in the Annapurna region, cultural tours in Lumbini, jungle safaris in Chitwan, or spiritual experiences in Buddhist monasteries. Whether you want relaxation or more adventure, the company can tailor a custom itinerary that builds on your Ropain Festival trip and helps you make the most of your time in Nepal.
Yes, safety and hygiene are a top priority for Asiana Treks and Tours. While rice paddies can be muddy, they are not hazardous. Basic hygiene facilities are arranged near the planting sites, including clean water and changing areas. Participants are briefed in advance on safety practices and provided with necessary items like hand sanitizer and fresh towels. The experience is designed to be enjoyable and safe for tourists of all backgrounds.
All guides from Asiana Treks and Tours are fluent in English and trained in cultural interpretation. Some may also speak other languages depending on your group’s needs. They act as cultural mediators, translating and explaining the significance of traditions, songs, and planting rituals. Their local knowledge and friendliness greatly enhance the experience and ensure smooth communication with villagers and farmers during the tour.
The Ropain Festival is held annually on Asar 15 of the Nepali calendar, which falls around late June to early July in the Gregorian calendar. This is the peak of the monsoon season in Nepal, when rice planting begins. Asiana Treks and Tours organizes the trip to coincide precisely with the festival so that travelers can experience the event in its most vibrant form. Book early, as this is a popular and short-window festival.
The Ropain Festival takes place during Nepal’s monsoon season, which means you can expect warm temperatures and periodic rainfall. The rain is what makes the rice fields ideal for planting, and getting muddy is part of the fun! Asiana Treks and Tours recommends bringing a light rain jacket, waterproof bag for electronics, and spare clothes. Despite the rain, the festival has a cheerful, lively atmosphere that travelers find unforgettable.
Yes, private transportation is included in the trip cost. This includes airport transfers, intercity travel between Kathmandu and Pokhara, and transport to and from the rice planting locations. Asiana Treks and Tours uses comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles operated by professional drivers. The transportation is designed to be safe and punctual, allowing you to focus on enjoying your adventure.
Booking is easy via the official website of Asiana Treks and Tours or by contacting them directly through email or WhatsApp. Early booking is recommended, especially as the festival has a limited seasonal window. Once you confirm your dates, the team will handle your itinerary, hotel bookings, transport, and guides. Group discounts and private departures are also available.
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