Start Location: Kathmandu Nepal
Finish Location : Kathmandu Nepal
Country : Nepal
Group Size : 2 to 16
Trip Style : Trekking
Joining Point
Kathmandu Guest House
Address: Saathgumti-16, Kathmandu 44600, Nepal
Phone: + 977 14700800
Airport Arrival Transfer Included Only available On The First Day Of Your Trip
Finishing Point
Kathmandu Guest House
Address: Saathgumti-16, Kathmandu 44600, Nepal
Phone: + 977 14700800
Airport Departure Transfer Included Only available On The Last Day Of Your Trip
Essential trip information
You will need to have excellent fitness to be able to experience this trip to the fullest. The more preparation you do for the trek the better! You will be walking at altitudes of up to 4000m and some days will be very physically demanding. While you won't be trekking with a full pack (your porter will carry up to 10kg for you), you will need to carry your own day back and deal with the possibility of extreme variations in temperature. We recommend that you undertake regular aerobic exercise in the months before you travel to best prepare you for the realities of an Annapurnas trek.
Begin your journey from the cultural crucible that is Kathmandu. A land defined by picture views of the Annapurna Ranges. Trek your way through the breathtaking Himalayan landscape of the Annapurna Ranges, as you pass your way along the awe inspiring glacier staying on the shores of rivers with crystal clear water. Take a plunge into the hot springs and curl up and rest your head in a cosy tea house or walk along the shores of a tranquil lake where the night comes alive with the sounds of music. End up in a medieval square of what is perhaps the most famous capital in the Himalayan region.
Day 1
Kathmandu
Welcome to Kathmandu, a spicy masala of mixed reputations. The gems of its heritage now contrasted with its all too typical Asian big city melee and manic traffic. Our representative will meet you at the airport and whisk you off to the hotel. Stow away your gear and get ready to explore Kathmandu. Join your tour leader for a pre-trip briefing at 6 pm then head out on a cycle rickshaw, a.k.a. ‘street helicopters’, through the colorful tourist hub of Thamel-then onto the bustling vegetable and spice markets of Asan – the oldest market square of Kathmandu. Continue to take the backstreets into the Kathmandu Durbar Square. Devoid of tour groups and tastefully illuminated at night, you will certainly feel the soulful side of the archaic Kathmandu.
Accommodation: Kathmandu Guest House or similar
Included Activities: Airport transfer
Included Meals: Orientation walk
Optional Activities: Pashupatinath Temple- NPR 1000, Boodhanath stupa- NPR 250, Evening rickshaw ride. Darbar square- NPR 1500
Day 2
Bandipur
After breakfast today, drive from Kathmandu to Bandipur. A lunch stop can be made at Benighat - TTC. Later, drive to Dumre, the roadside market-town, digressing from the main highway to take a winding, uphill track all the way to Bandipur (7kms). Drop off at the entry point to the Bandipur Bazaar, where you’ll be warmly greeted by The Old Inn staff. Walk through the bazaar to The Old Inn. The small peaceful, ancient town of Bandipur occupies an enviable 'eagle's nest' location perched high in the hills with uninterrupted views over to Manaslu and the Annapurna's. Your accommodation here is located in the heart of the town and in a welcoming pedestrianized area. From the terraces of The Old Inn, there are commanding views of the Himalaya and there's a very relaxed feel about Bandipur. Lunch on arrival, and later while away the early afternoon, marveling at the traditional elegance of The Old Inn or simply enjoy the rejuvenating siesta. You may opt for a walk around the Bandipur surrounds for 2-3 hours exploring this peaceful village and local life. Savor the authentic flavor of Nepalese cuisine over dinner.
Accommodation: The Old Inn or Similar
Included Activities: Bandipur orientation walk
Included Meals: breakfast lunch and diner
Optional Activities: Raft down the thrilling Trisuli River for approx. 3-4hrs (min. 6 pax required).
Day 3
Ulleri
An early morning drive (5 hrs approx) from Bandipur to the trek start point of Hille (1475m) via Nayapul and Birethanti- passing the many streams, waterfalls, tropical vegetation and green fields give this area a lush feeling. We pass a suspension bridge in Tikedhunga and walk uphill for about 40 mins to our overnight stop at Ulleri (1960m). Total walking duration: 3 hrs approx.
Accommodation: Tea house
Included Activities: Trek to 1960 m
Included Meals: Breakfast
Optional Activities: Nil
Day 4
Ghorepani
Initially our hike is uneven; following a path that finds its way up and down hills, then a staircase leads upwards, passing many homes and tea-houses as it climbs. Part way up, we get our first view of Annapurna South. Higher up, we enter a wooded area filled with trees often in bloom and large bamboo plants. Beyond Banthanti (2300m) the vegetation thickens and trees are hung with moss. Then, onward and up a narrow valley with more stairs to climb until we emerge from the jungle at Nangathanti (2520m). From here on, another hour’s climb takes us to Ghorepani (2750m). Total walking duration: 5.5 hrs approx.
Accommodation: Tea House
Included Activities: Trek to 2750 m
Included Meals: Breakfast
Optional Activities: Nil
Day 5
Tadapani
Rising early, a pre-dawn hike (45 mins) has us on Poon Hill in time for sunrise over Dhaulagiri and the Annapurna Range. Returning to our tea-house for breakfast, we rejoin the trail that winds its way north along the ridge line with magnificent views of the Annapurnas stretching out from east to west. Following a forested ridge for a while, with views to both sides, we then descend steeply down a muddy slope to a small settlement before entering a heavily forested gorge. Eventually, the gorge widens and the trail enters an open area and descend again before our final upward climb, through dense forest, to Tadapani (2590m). Total walking duration: 4 hrs approx.
Accommodation: Tea house
Included Activities: Trek to 2590 m
Included Meals: Breakfast
Optional Activities: Nil
Day 6
Chomrong
The trail continues down a steep hill, again through the jungle, to Chomrong. Emerging out and into terraced fields on the side of a deep valley we continue, keeping to the contours of the terraces. Climbing steeply up the opposite side of the valley, we soon enter the larger Modi Khola valley which leads up to the Annapurna Sanctuary. A short distance further on up the Modi Khola valley, we arrive at Chomrong (2170m). Total walking duration: 5 hrs approx.
Accommodation: Tea house
Included Activities: Trek to 2170 m
Included Meals: Breakfast
Optional Activities: Nil
Day 7
Bamboo
Continuing on, the trail descends to cross the Chommro Khola, then climbs around into the Modi Khola valley and up on to the main ridge high above the river. Stands of rhododendron, oak and hemlock line the gorge, and the area is a delight for bird lovers. After walking, mostly up steep hills, we reach the village of Bamboo. Total walking duration: 4.5 hrs approx.
Accommodation: Tea house
Included Activities: Nil
Included Meals: Breakfast
Optional Activities: Nil
Day 8
Himalaya
Hike the undulating trail to the small hamlet of Himalaya. First, we follow the valley climbing steadily uphill to Doban (2580m). About half an hour past Doban, we reach a shrine - the sacred home of the deity Panchhi Baraha and next to it is a view of an impressive waterfall. Passing the Modi Khola the trail goes steeply up to Himalaya Hotel for your night stay (2920m). Total walking duration: 5 hrs approx
Accommodation: Tea house
Included Activities: Trek to 2920 m
Included Meals: Breakfast
Optional Activities: Nil
Day 9
Machhapuchre Base Camp
Slowly gaining altitude; the trail starts to become icier. We pass through a ‘sacred’ forest and encounter a big mossy cascade and a small temple. Soon, climbing onto an open area above the forest, we reach Deurali. The next village further above is Hinko (3100m), from where we finally reach the narrow entrance-way into the Annapurna Sanctuary. Machhapuchare is clearly visible just above the valley. Avalanches are a frequent phenomena on this section so extreme caution is advised. The Machhapuchre Base Camp is at an altitude of 3700m. Total walking duration: 4.5 hrs approx.
Accommodation: Tea house
Included Activities: Trek to 3100 m
Included Meals: Breakfast
Optional Activities: Nil
Day 10
Annapurna base camp
The climb to the Annapurna Base Camp is best done early in the morning before clouds blow in and obscure the view and, more importantly, the risk of avalanches are at their lowest level. The Base Camp (4130m) lies at the foot of the Annapurna Glacier's lateral moraine, and from the top of the moraine we can see the gray, rock-strewn bulk of this glacier far below. The rumble of rock and ice slides coming off Annapurna South frequently breaks the silence of the Sanctuary. Total walking duration: 3 hrs approx.
Accommodation: Tea House
Included Activities: Trek to 4130 m
Included Meals: Breakfast
Optional Activities: Nil
Day 11
Bamboo
Heading back downhill along the trail, we retrace our route as far as Bamboo (2380m). Total walking duration: 6.5 hrs approx.
Accommodation: Tea House
Included Activities: Trek to 2380 m
Included Meals: Breakfast
Optional Activities: Nil
Day 12
Jhinu
Two long ascents followed by two long descents bring us to Upper Sinuwa. You will get good views of Machapuchare and Annapurna III from the viewpoint. Then the trail descends to Lower Sinuwa (2340m). Finally, the trail climbs to a spur ridge overlooking Jhinu Danda (1780m) - our night halt. From here we have one last close-up glimpse of Machhapuchare, Hiunchuli, and Annapurna South. This small village is widely-recognized for its natural hot springs. In the late afternoon, you will be heading to the hot spring to relax your muscles. The hot spring is located only 20 minutes away from the village at the Modi Khola River’s shore.Total walking duration: 6 hrs approx.
Accommodation: tea house
Included Activities: Hot spring ,
Included Meals: Breakfast
Optional Activities: Nil
Day 13
Ghandruk
Entering Kimrong Khola valley the trail evens out for a while and the walking is easy! We arrive at the junction with the route from Ghorepani and just beyond the village of Kimrong (1780m), the trail suddenly drops in short, steep switchbacks, then through open rock-strewn fields to the 'Gurung' village of Ghandruk (1940m), a village which has grown large and prosperous thanks to the pensions of retired Gurkha soldiers. Total walking duration: 4 hrs approx.
Accommodation: Tea hose
Included Activities: Trek to 1940 m
Included Meals: Breakfast
Optional Activities: Nil
Day 14
Pokhara
From Ghandruk, the trail descends gradually at first on a wide flagstone-paved trail. Keeping to the contour of the ridge we descend slowly, passing through Kimche (1670m). After walking down to Kimche (1.5 hrs approx), the end point - Nayapul can be reached by jeep. On board the waiting vehicle for the return drive to Pokhara (3 hrs approx), on which the landscape suddenly becomes more lush and eventually the road becomes steeper as we descend towards the valley floor, finally reaching the river from where the way is once again quite level. We pass Birethanti along the route, from where it’s just a few minutes down the river to Nayapul, and onwards to Pokhara. Total walking duration: 1.5 hrs approx.
Accommodation: Hotel Barahi or similar
Included Activities: Free day
Included Meals: Breakfast
Optional Activities: Adventurous activities- Zip lining, standup paddle boating, Paragliding.
Day 15
Kathmandu
After breakfast, morning flight to the capital city of Kathmandu. Private transfer from the airport to the traveller’s hub of Thamel. Later in Thamel, free time to self-explore this touristic district, where you're spoiled with choices to eat out, and as the shops stay open late, there's still time for some last-minute souvenir hunting.
Accommodation: Kathmandu Guest House or similar
Included Activities: Nil
Included Meals: Nil
Optional Activities: Bhaktpur darbar square, Patan Darbar square.
Day 16
Kathmandu
It’s time now to bid farewell to your tour leader and new friends but not without a backpack full of memories. Departure transfers are included on the day. Please consult with your tour leader or the hotel desk to confirm the check out time.
Included Activities: Airport transfer
Included Meals: Breakfast
Itinerary disclaimer
Itinerary Changes
The itineraries for One World Adventures are updated on a regular basis during the year, reflecting the current situation in each of our destinations and customer feedback. Information that forms the Essential Trip information may vary from your initial booking and it is vital that you read and review the information provided before your departure. This will provide you with the latest information. Your itinerary may change once you’re in the country- as a result of transport schedules, changes in weather conditions, public holidays and varying local conditions. To ensure our guests have the best experience, the scheduled activities in each location may vary in order and time depending on the season travelled. Your tour leader will inform you of any changes once on the trip.
Optional Activities
Our optional activities selected have been popular with past guests and are listed in the itinerary. This list is only some of the activities you can enjoy and should be used as a guide only to what is available. Prices are for entry only and do not include transport to and from the sites or local guides. Prices are approximate and the activities are subject to availability. Some activities maybe on a join-in basis. It is not possible to participate in all the activities listed due to the limited time in each destination. Planning ahead and choosing the activities that suit you is highly recommended.
Pre-booking recommendations for activities will be noted in the Special information listed in the daily itinerary. Usually, activities can be organized independently on the day or alternatively inform your tour leader and they can assist you make the arrangements.
We have assessed and sighted the credentials and safety of the operators chosen for medium and high risk activities and work closely with them. As such, medium to high risk activities not listed in the itineraries (that may be less expensive) are not recommended as we cannot guarantee there quality or safety. Therefore, our staff or tour leaders will not assist you with organizing these activities. It is at your own risk and discretion if you decide to participate in activities not listed in the itinerary.
Feedback
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Emergency Contact Information and Issues.
Our aim is to provide the best possible experience for your holiday. Due to the nature of travel and the places we visit, not everything will always go to plan. If issues arise on your tour, please inform your tour leader or local representative so we can try and rectify the issue at the time. This will help mitigate any negative impact on the rest of your trip.
Unfortunately, a resolution to the problem may not be achieved to your satisfaction- in this event please inform your tour leader that you wish to speak to their direct manager.
We recommend guests provide online feedback within 30 days of finishing your trip, acknowledging that it is very difficult to provide practical assistance once the trip is completed. Letting us know at the time allows us to try and resolve any issues promptly.
Passport
International travel requires a valid Passport with at least six months validity. Your passport details are required for the completion of your booking. It is important that you ensure that the name on your passport matches exactly the name on your booking and airline tickets. Contact us immediately if they do not so errors can be corrected. It is highly recommended that you carry copies of the main passport pages and other important documents with you and also leave copies with family or friends in case required.
Visas
All visa requirements are the responsibility of the traveller. Changes to entry requirements may change at any time and therefore, it is import that you check your government’s foreign travel advisories as well as Consular websites for all countries that you are travelling to. This is important so you have the most up to date information that is specific to your nationality and circumstances.Whilst COVID-19 restrictions are in place other sources of visa information available on line may not be up to date or valid.
Once you have booked your trip it is your responsibility to research visa requirements, obtain the necessary documents, know the processing time and application needed for the visas for all countries you are visiting. Visas can take several weeks to process. You can apply directly through a consulate or a booking consultant can advise on a visa processing service.
Nepal Visa
All foreign nationals (except Indian passport holders) require a visa to enter Nepal. Visas are obtainable from embassies abroad, land borders (including borders with India & Tibet), and on arrival at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan Airport. Getting a visa at the airport or land borders can sometimes take time due to long queues.You may also need to provide two passport photos and the following fees in US dollars
Multi entry visa valid for 15 days - US$30
Multi entry visa valid for 30 days - US$50
Multi entry visa valid for 90 days - US$125
Health Screening
If you are unwell before travelling, please stay at home. Contact us to make alternative arrangements.
If you are displaying any symptoms or have any health concerns at this time, we will follow the advice of local health authorities to determine whether medical assistance, isolation or further action is required.
Food and Dietary Requirements
Experiencing the different and amazing foods of the places we visit during your tour is part of the experience in travelling. Not all meals are included in the tour price and this allows for flexibility in choice. Choice of where, when and with whom you want to eat with. Your tour leader can provide some recommendations of places to eat and this allows for better budgeting for you.
Please advise any dietary requirements. Our group meals provide an opportunity to try many dishes as well as enjoy the company of your fellow guests.
Accommodation
Accommodation during the tour may vary- some may be basic and simple with shared bathroom facilities-some with cold water. Air-condition rooms are available. Some countries experience daily load shedding where the power may be turned off at set times during the day-usually early afternoon. Many of the hotels have cafes or restaurants that serve local meals. Please be aware that some hotels and restaurants may not serve alcohol for religious reasons or due to local laws.
Showers
Hot water peak times for showers are usually morning and evenings in some accommodation. Outside these times you may need to speak with the reception to obtain hot water.
Room Issues
Addressing any issues with your room requires immediate attention-please speak with the reception or tour leader so issues can be resolved promptly. Speaking with the travel agent will delay the issues being addressed.
Transport
Our tours will involve travel on may forms of transport. Theses include- bus, private vehicle, rickshaw and cycle rickshaw, metro, train, taxi, shuttle buses, jeeps,vans, boats-ferries and airplanes. Some of these modes of transportation will not be of the same standard as you are use to. One World Adventures audit our suppliers regulaly to make sure transportation is of a safe standard.
Contingency Funds
We try to plan for every eventuality, but there are still some things beyond our control. We reserve the right to change an itinerary after departure due to local circumstances or a Force Majeure Event. In such emergency circumstances, the additional cost of any necessary itinerary alterations will be covered by you. Please note we are not responsible for any incidental expenses that may be incurred as a result of the change of itineraries including but not limited to visas, vaccinations or non-refundable flights. Make sure you have access to an extra US$500 for emergencies (e.g. severe weather, natural disasters, civil unrest) or other events that result in unavoidable changes to the itinerary (e.g. transport strikes or cancellations, airport closures). Sometimes these things necessitate last-minute changes to enable our trips to continue to run, and as a result, there may be some extra costs involved. The recommended amount is listed in USD for the relatability of universal travellers, however, local currency may be needed once in the country to cover these costs.
Your Tour Leader
Tipping your tour leader for outstanding service provided to you on your tour is a personal preference and the amount is discretionary. However, as a guide US$3- US$5 per person (in local currency), per day can be used. You are free to tip more or less, depending on how you feel the service was provided. Please remember that tipping is not compulsory and should be given for excellent service. Giving coins, dirty or torn notes or small denominations is considered culturally an insult.
Tipping Kitty:
Your tour leader pays for all tips for drivers, local guides and hotel staff only. Restaurant tips are not included nor tips for your tour leader.
Spending money:
When it comes to spending money on the trip, every traveller is a little different. You know your spending habits better than we do, so please budget an appropriate amount for things like optional meals, drinks, shopping, optional activities, and laundry. Make sure you have read the itinerary and inclusions thoroughly so you know what is included in the trip price and what you may need to pay for while travelling.
Commissions:
The receipt of commissions or kickbacks in exchange for recommending particular shops or services is ingrained in the culture of the tourism industry. Rather than turning a blind eye to this unavoidable issue in some areas, monies collected will be distributed to local businesses, One World Adventures Charities and to providing sustainable travel.
Main Luggage
Depending on the time of year you are travelling, we recommend you pack as lightly as possible. You need to to be able to lift and carry your luggage and walk short distances. This includes up and down stairs and busy railway stations. The smaller your luggage the easier it is to store above or under bunks on overnight trains and public transport. Aim for around 15 kg. Small wheeled suitcases are easy to pick up and carry. Backpacks are also a good option. Our guests find that lighter luggage cause less worry and lead to a more enjoyable trip .
Day pack
A small day pack is very useful for carrying your essential items when exploring destinations and for overnight stays.
On overnight trains packing essential items provides ease of access. www.oneworldadventures.com/packing-list
Wifi
As a rule, WiFi is generally available in most parts of the destinations you travel and in the accommodation we use. Most hotels provide free WiFi in public areas but remember charges for in-room Wifi may occur. Always ask your tour leader on arrival to the hotel.
Usually, in tourist areas-most cafes and restaurants will have free WiFi available- always check and ask for passwords when ordering.
Tour Leader
One of our tour leaders will accompany you on all our trips. Their role is to take the hassle out of your travels and provide you with the best trip we can. One World Adventures aim to provide the services of an experienced tour leader. However, sometimes a tour leader may be new to a region or training other tour leaders.
Providing general information on the destinations visited, offering suggestions on available sightseeing and activities, recommendations of local places to eat and introducing you to our local friends is there main objective. A broad general knowledge of the historical, cultural, religious and social aspects of the destinations being visited will be provided.
One World Adventures aim to support the local tour guides that have the knowledge of the specific area visited. If you would like more in-depth knowledge of a specific sight nor location , your tour leader can recommend a local guide service for major destinations.
Personal Belongings
It is strongly recommended that you use a neck wallet or money belt when travelling, for the safe keeping of your passport, airline tickets, cash and other valuable items. Ideally, leave valuable jewellery items at home. Many of our hotels provide safety deposit boxes, which is the most secure way of safe keeping valuables. A lock for your luggage is recommended.
Most National Governments provide regularly updated foreign travel advice on safety issues involved with international travel. We recommend that you check your Government's advice for their latest travel information before departure and ensure that your travel insurance covers you for all destinations and activities on your trip. Please refer to our website's safety page for links to major travel advisories and updates on safety issues affecting our trips here: www.oneworldadventures.com/safety-policy
Free time
Included activities will be supported by your tour leader. However, during your tour there is free time provided to relax, take it easy, pursue your own interests and explore the destination at your own leisure. It is important that your use good judgment when choosing activities during your free time.
Important to note- the tour leader has the authority to cancel or amend any section of the itinerary if deemed necessary for safety concerns.
Personal Safety
When travelling in tourist areas and cities there is the risk of pick-pocketing and petty theft.
It is recommended that you exercise caution when walking alone at night and preferably walk together or if alone stay in main areas that are well lit. Be particularly vigilant on public transport. Simple measures like carrying your day pack on your front, not hanging your bag over the back of your chair and wearing a money belt will reduce any chance that your valuables should go missing.
Scams
Scams involving ATM and credit cards, train tickets, taxis, temple donations and tourist guides operate in a lot of countries. If you are the victim of a scam, report it immediately to the nearest police station. You may not be able to get your money or goods back- but they can issue you with an official loss report for insurance purposes.
Travelling on a group tour
Group travel will expose you to all the pleasures and also the frustrations of travelling in a group. Your fellow guests will likely come from all around the world. We ask you to be understanding of the different needs and preferences of the group. Patience's sometimes a requirement that will benefit everyone’s travel experience.
You too have a responsibility to the group- this includes being on time or at a particular place when requested - this ensures your group isn’t left waiting for you.
The best tours work well when the dynamics of the group work well and everyone is considerate to each other.
Due to privacy reasons, we are unable to provide you with the contact details or any personal information about your fellow guests that are booked on your trip-prior to departure.
Solo travellers
One world Adventures is ideal for the solo traveller as they want to meet and share the experience with like-minded people.
Solo travellers will be paired with another traveller that is a the same gender (as identified on your passport or the information provided in our booking system), so if you identify differently, please let us know in advance. We provide a Single Supplement on most trips for travellers who prefer to have their own room.
Please note that this only applies to accommodation during the tour.
All pre-trip and post-trip accommodation booked through us will on a single room basis.
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is mandatory for all our travellers and must be taken out at the time of booking. Your travel insurance must provide cover against adventure activities, personal accident, death, medical expenses and emergency repatriation with a recommended minimum coverage of US $200,000 for each categories of cover. We also recommend it covers cancellation, curtailment, personal liability and loss of luggage and personal effects. You alone are wholly responsible for arranging your insurance. The period of cover should start no later than the date you make your booking with us. You must provide your travel insurance policy number and the insurance company’s 24 hr Emergency contact number on the first day off your trip; You will not be able to join the trip without this. If you have travel insurance connected to your credit card or bank account please ensure you have details of the participating insurer, the insurance policy number and emergency contact number with you, rather than the bank's name and credit card details.
A couple of rules
All travellers have the right to feel safe whilst travelling. One World Adventures do not tolerate any form of violence (physical or verbal), sexual harassment-between our guests or involving our tour leaders, partners or local people. Sexual relationships between a tour leader and a guest are strictly forbidden.
Use or possession of illegal drugs will not be tolerated on our trips. We encourage responsible drinking if you choose to consume alcohol when travelling. Abiding by the local laws regarding alcohol consumption is important.
The sex tourism industry is known to exploit vulnerable people and have negative consequences on communities, including undermining the development of sustainable tourism. For this reason, we recommend no participation in this activity.
By travelling with us you are agreeing to adhere to these rules. You must at all times comply with the laws, customs, foreign exchange and drug regulations of all countries visited, and you also agree to travel in accordance with our Responsible Travel Guidelines.
The decision of the tour leader is final on all matters likely to affect the safety or well-being of any traveller or staff member participating in the trip. If you fail to comply with a decision made by a tour leader, or interfere with the well-being or operation of the tour group, the tour leader may instruct you to leave the trip immediately, with no right of refund.
One World Adventure reserves the right to refuse you participation in any further tours.
If someone is behaving inappropriately while travelling with us, please inform your tour leader or local guide immediately.
