To see the Roof of the World, you don’t have to take a long and difficult trek, because Basantapur-Tumlingtar(Eastern Nepal) is a slow-motion hike, connecting the trekking routes to the base camps of Makalu and Kangchenjunga.This trekking is considered as the Cultural trek in Nepal and the easiest Trek. Basantapur is famous for its natural beauty, diverse culture, beautiful landscape and cool climate. Tinjure, Milke and Jaljale areas are home to one of largest rhododendron forests in Nepa. During this trek, Milke Danda is steep, but the reward is an incredible panorama from the pass with a view including the Kangchenjunga (8593 m), Jannu (7710 m), Makalu (8481 m), Lhotse (8511 m) and Mount Everest (8846 m).The Milke Danda ridge eventually ends in some high peaks, so we have to retrace our route back down Chainpur and ending the trek at Tumlingtar or Basantapur. 

Arun Valley is set apart with an exceptional diversity of culture as well as natural beauty.  Rai, Sherpa are the main populace residing in this region. Arun Valley on the Nepal side – is part of the blessed land of Guru Rinpoche called “Be-yul Khembalung” or the Hidden Valley. most who enter the hidden valley of Khembalung will have a vision a peaceful of a peaceful and fertile valley with room for aa settlement of 500 people. These pilgrims will receive health and long life, fertility and strength and all of their desires will be fulfilled. Though yogis trek beneath the same mouintains and enter the same lush, green valley, they also undergo a spiritual transformation on their journey to khembalung, a death and rebirth that allows them to transcend their usual state of consciousness and waken to deeper level of mind. these pilgrims experience a flash of insight into the nature of reality, a vision that is fleeting , but one that strengthens and deepens their own spiritual journey.
 

Makalu west east west sherpini-col trekking is another most lovely trek located in the eastern part of Nepal.This trek is the most difficult trek in the Himalaya then compare to other. To trek Sherpini col, East and West col, one must have a basic climbing experience or rope skill. as it goes beyond standard trekking trails into the glaciers and snow field involving glacier crossing and climbing to three difficult high passes all of them over 20000ft or 6000mtr. The trekking to Makalu region is protected by Makalu Barun National Park and Conservation Project established in 1992. Mt. Makalu (8,463 m) is the fifth highest peaks in the world. From the Makalu Base camp the trek heads westwards via the Mt. Barunche base and climbs to the high passes of East col (6100+m) West col (6100+m) and Amphulabcha Pass (5845m) to arrive the Mt. Everest region.

Makalu Base Camp Trek is one of the most popular trekking destination among solitary trekers.this trek to the base camp of the world’s fifth highest mountain takes place in the Makalu Barun National Park, a place of outstanding natural beauty, which is recognised internationally for the diversity of its flora and fauna.The region was completely closed to the outside world until 1952 when Eric Shipton visited, crossing what became known as the Shipton La (4,220m). This trek goes high up to 5,100m. This is a region where you hardly find any modern facilities and amenities but blessed with an incredible diversity of natural beauty.Sherpa, Rai and Limbus are main habitants in this area. Walking north up the Arun river to Sedua and Num, you get to the upper Barun Khola valley for a close look at Makalu (8,463m). You can put together even wilder trek by crossing Sherpani Col and west Col into the upper Hongu valley.