Champadevi -Bhasmasur Hill hike is one of the popular hiking destinations near Kathmandu valley, located at an altitude of 2278m/2480m in the southwest of Kritipur, an ancient city of Kathmandu. This hike is ideal for those who have a busy schedule and want to go on a quick adventure. Champadevi/Bhashmasur hill hiking trail offers insane beauty of nature along with amazing landscapes. If You Want to Escape from the busy life of Kathmandu then Champa Devi Hiking is the perfect option for you.

Champa Devi/ Bhashmasur hilll Hiking normally starts from Hattiban which is 20 KM far from Kathmandu.and endinging same trail or Machhegaun .Once you reach the Hattiban resort then your hiking starts for Champa Devi. The hiking trails are well managed and maintained so that you don’t feel any trouble walking and finding the routes. You can also start your hike from white house resort or Bossan . after reached Champadei temple you can take some rest and take some snacks ten you can move to Bhasmasur hill . Bhasmasur hill around 200m high so, you can see extra view from there.

From Champadevi/ Bhashmasur Hill, you can enjoy the spectacular landscape of the entire Kathmandu valley, the breathtaking snow-capped mountains including Mt. Everest, Ganesh Himal Range, Langtang himal range, part of  Annapurna range, Manaslu ,Gaurishanker and Champadevi temple itself. You will walk through the magnificent forested trails to arrive at the destination.

Main Hilights / Attractions

Walking through forest

Champa Devi Temple 2278m

Bhasmasur danda/hill 2480m

Aerial view of Kathmandu valley and Pharping

Less crowded hiking trail around Kathmandu valley

Well Maintained trail with stone steps and picturesque trekking route

Amazing view of Mountains

Some tips for hike

Bring some cash with you for snacks and others

Slow, steady steps and occasional water breaks will help you maintain some energy until you reach the top.

Bring 3-4 litter safe drinking water or water purification tablets.

Bring some sweet candies and chocolate for instant energy.