Sikles trekking trail is comparatively developed one, although close to the main trekking region in the Annapurna region. Sikles trekking is recently explored and virgin trekking routes in the southern Gurung settlement of Nepal above the Mardi Khola (1,980m). There are several lodges or tea houses are available. Sikles trekking is an extreme beautiful of nature and well kept countryside of Nepal. Sikles Village is balanced on a hillock at an altitude of 2000 meter above sea level. This trek itself is not a difficult and time to study the wealth of flora and fauna to be found on route whilst also providing some wonderful views of the Annapurna Himalayas. Sikles trekking is famous for its well maintained rustic flair of traditional Gurung villages.
The village has five traditional neighborhoods around sikles trekking. They are Lama-Thar, Sabha-thar, Harpu-thar, Dhaprang-thar and Gairi-thar. Those villages bearing its own significance in the community. The lanes of the village are narrow with alleys and flanked by stones. Houses are made by mud & stone mixtures. It can be also observed in major numbers. The villagers follow both the Shaman and Budhist priests in their cultural rituals like marriage, death and deal with ill fate.
Sikles trekking route provides you surroundings where various species of birds are inhabited. Sikles trekking offers wonderful views of the Annapurna and Manasulu. You will be trekked climbing though oak, rhododendron and bamboo forest and following ancient trails to the Madi Khola valley and stayed in the villages of Sikles, Tang Ting and Bhujung. This new trek offers a virgin attractive village experience where we get to see the real country Nepal. Trekkers in Sikles trekking region can be enjoy by camping at unique sites, eat the local dishes and witness daily life unfold around us. You are approached through a close look at the formation of mysterious mountain wonders like Annapurna 4th to the north and Annapurna 2nd and Lamjung Himal. It is spectacularly easy & short trek pass through a variety of terrain from low land villages up to the richest and largest of Nepalese Gurung (Gurkha) village as well as blooming forests of rhododendron in the spring season.
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