The nearest airport to Gaurishankar is the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. From Kathmandu, you can either take a helicopter service or a domestic flight (if available) to closer towns near Gaurishankar and then proceed by road. Booking flights in advance is highly recommended.
From Kathmandu, you can hire a private vehicle or take a local bus to Charikot, Dolakha. The journey may take approximately 4-6 hours. From Charikot, you can hire a local jeep to take you closer to the Gaurishankar region. Be prepared for a rough ride as the roads can be challenging.
If you prefer trekking, from the road's end after Charikot, you can start a trek that can last several days, depending on your itinerary. Trekking in this region requires proper equipment and a guide, as the trails can be quite remote and unmarked. Make sure you are acclimatized to the altitude before you begin.
Hire a local guide if you're not familiar with the terrain.
Check weather conditions before you travel, as the area is prone to sudden changes in weather, which can affect travel plans.
Carry local currency, as ATMs might not be available in remote regions.
To trek in the Gaurishankar Conservation Area, you will need to obtain a Gaurishankar Conservation Area Permit (GCAP) and a Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) card. These can be purchased in Kathmandu or through a registered trekking agency.
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