Nar Phu Valley Trek

Highlights

• Nar Phu Valley Region was first discovered only in 1950 by Tillman while walking the highlands of Tibet.
• Nar Phu Valley Trekking was opened only in 2003.
• The valley is still unscathed by modernity. Great views of Annapurna II, Himlung Himal, Gangapurna, Tilicho Peak, Manaslu, Dhaulagiri, and the other Himalayas.
• Witness a Tibetan derived culture with unique and colourful prayer stones and monasteries.
• Explore Annapurna's most remote and untouched region with the eco-touristic destination.
• Pass through the high mountain passes Thorang La Pass (5,416m) and Kang La Pass (5,322m).

What's this trip about?

Ancient Buddhist culture and Himalayan nature’s exploration together is what makes the Nar Phu valley trek one of a kind. You experience natural wilderness through trails that are yet to be well explored. It is your cup of tea if you want to experience the remote lifestyle of Nepal peacefully. This trek of 16 days begins from the chaotically beautiful capital of Nepal, Kathmandu, and ascends for the small valley between Annapurna and Manaslu region, Nar Phu, near Chame through Jagat. It begins by exploring Kathmandu which is full of surprises, including a visit to seven of the UNESCO world heritage sites and enjoying the night in city lights with a hint of cultural and traditional differences, ancient monuments, temples, etc. Kathmandu is the perfect combination of modern technology and cultural values. Through scenic and famous trails of Annapurna before reaching Koto, the actual trek to Nar Phu valley starts from Jagat. Followed by the rugged path that leads you to Manang. The next muse of the trek is the panoramic view of Annapurna mastiffs, and the breathtaking view of Himlung Himal, Gangapurna, and Tilicho peaks. Then trek takes you to Ngawal-thepopular Annapurna circuitstop. Before arriving Muktinath trail leads trekkers to the west, towards Thorag La pass, to the next destination of the trek, Jomsom. After Jomsom, a drive takes you to the ‘city of lakes’ Pokhara. The trek ends in Pokhara, with its scenic beauty of lakes, mountains, and warm atmosphere. Along with the exploration of medieval Tibetan culture, the Nar Phu valley trek( trek to classical Nar, and Phu valley) gets you closer to the magnificent Annapurna. The trek offers a view of high peaks and passes, forests, unique rock formations, yaks and horses, and narrow canyons. While exploring high ancient villages, grazing, and pasteurizing settlement areas,Gompasone becomes familiar with the magnificent Annapurna mastiff. It’s good to be cautious before aiming for the Nar Phu trek, for it is quite adventurous and could be fairly challenging to anyone, as it includes trekking through the highest of altitudes. those with respiratory health issues shouldn't aim for the Nar Phu valley trek. Small children and old people shouldn’t aim for this trek, for they might suffer from altitude sickness. The Nar Phu valley trek is a perfect blend of adventure, cultural exploration, and experiencing scenic beauty through unexplored parts of the Annapurna region. If it sounds like a part of your bucket list, then give it a go and have the experience of a lifetime traversing through a beautiful Tibetan village with diverse culture, food, and settlements.

What's excluded

• Tips for our staffs
• Travel and medical insurance
• Hot and cold beverages throughout the tour (except what comes with a main course meals)
• Expenses of personal nature as bar bills, laundry, telephone calls and personal gratuities etc
• Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu and Pokhara
• Nepalese visa fee
• Entrance fees during sightseeing
• International flights

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Transportation & Flights

Transportation & flights