Situated 120 km north of Kathmandu, Rasuwa district is spread in an area of 1,544 square kilometers and consists of 18 VDCs, of which 11 lies in the Langtang National Park and Buffer Zone area. The new tourism route involves 9 VDCs namely, Thuman, Briddim, Gatlung, Goljung, Langtang, Syabrubesi, Dhunche and Chilime. The route’s main attraction is the rich Tamang-Tibetan culture. Though majority of the population are Tamangs, other ethnic groups like Bahuns, Ghales also live here. Historical places like Rasuwagadi, religious attractions like Tatopani, Parbati Kunda, and the first nationally invested Chilime Hydroelectric Project are the additional features of this new route. The route ranges from 1467m altutude of 3165m and has variety of tropical, subtropical, temperate and sub alpine vegetation. Tibetan mountains Ganesh himal and Langtang Cleary can views from the Nagtahali 3330 mtr and Gotlang the best views point of the Area .It is also possible to see Tibetan Villages from Nagtali Major Trekking Route around BriddimApart from the unique experiences of homestay, following diverse experience can be gained along or after the visit of Briddim:

HOME STAY AT BRIDDIM

Briddim (2,229 m) is a small and beautiful Tamang village. It offers Himalayan cultural experience in the form of accommodation. About half of the 43 houses in Briddim offer accommodation at their homes. Here visitors are accommodated as house guests and are able to have first¬hand experience of the age-old culture and hospitality of the Tamang community. Being an honored guest of a rural family, sharing their daily chores, and having delicious home-cooked meals with them add a different dimension to one's experience in Nepal. Briddim is at the end of the Tamang Heritage Trail. However, visitors also have the option of visiting only Briddim, which is about a 3-hour light trek from Syabrubesi. The accommodation and tourism package is managed by Home-stay Tourism Management Committee. Briddim home-stay was awarded 2nd Mountain Development Prize at the 3rd International Mountain Day program held in Kathmandu in December 2005.