Limi- valley trek

 This is a pioneering trek in a remote corner of far west Nepal, one of country's last true wildernesses. The idyllic Limi Valley is located in beautiful upper Humla which borders Tibet, and here traditional Tibetan culture has been far better preserved than across the border. You will see ancient monasteries, which are still very much in use today, and the friendly Limipas still follow an age-old way of life.

Crossing two high passes the trek, graded Moderate/Vigorous, follows a circuit around Chyoro Ri and is scenically and culturally diverse. There is an abundance of wildlife in the region and you stand a good chance of seeing blue sheep, mountain eagle and if you are very lucky, possibly even the elusive snow leopard.
Strict government limits on visitor numbers ensures that the few visitors who make it here are warmly welcomed, and you will have ample opportunity to meet the friendly villagers of upper Humla.

The trekking starts from Simikot (2,910m/9,547ft) following the beautiful Karnali River which flows from Tibet’s Lake Manasarovar, the most holy lake in Tibet. Trekking through beautiful mountain scenery towards the border town of Hilsa, you will encounter three different ethnic groups - Chetries, Thakuries and Lamas. You climb the first high pass, the Nara La (4,500m/14,764ft) before Hilsa, and then from here head northeast to enter the Limi Valley.

Once in the Limi Valley you trek through barley and buckwheat fields, passing the attractive stone villages villages of Til, Hilga and Jang. About 500 people live in the large village of Halgi whose beautiful meadows are surrounded by clear, icy rivers and set against a picture-perfect mountain backdrop. The Rizing Ling gompa (monastery) here is over 1000 years old and contains a selection of artifacts, paintings and relics from the Gergu pa sect.

Leaving the Limi Valley you climb once again to the Nyalu La (4,950m/16,240ft). From this pass, weather permitting, there are sweeping views, which include Mount Kailas, the most holy Mountain in Tibet. Finally you descend to the lake of Selima Tso, and complete the loop back to Simikot via Kermi along the pine-forested Karnaligorge.

 Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu transfor to Hotel.

Day 02: Sightseeing Kathmandu valley by valley tour guide.

Day 03: Flight Kathmandu to Nepalgunj.

Day 04: Nepalgunj flight to Simikot.

Day 05: Simikot trek to Dharapuri trek.

Day 06:Simikot trek to Kermi. 

Day 07:Kermi trek to Yalbung.

Day 08:Yalbung to Muchu to Tumkot.

Day 09:Tumkot Yari via trek to Thado Dhunga.

Day 10:Yari To Hilsa crossing the Narala(4620).

Day 11: Hilsa trek to Manepeme.

Day 12:Manaepeme trek to Til.

Day 13:Til trek  to Halji.

Day 14:Halji trek to Jang.

Day 15:Jang trek  to Talung.

Day 16:Talung trek to Shijungma crossing the Nyaula (4949m).

Day 17:Shinjungma trek to Kermi.

Day 18:Kermi trek to Simikot.

Day 19:Simikot trek to Nepalgunj to Kathmandu (by flight).

Day 20:Fress day.

Day 21:Departure to destination.

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Transfer as per programmer with private transportation.

·         Hotel  in Kathmandu: Thorong Peak Guest House or same hotel with bed and breakfast basis
necessary entrance

·        Simple clean lodge accommodation during the trekking breakfast dinner.

·         English speaking trekking guide.

·         One porter for two people.

·         Welcome and farewell dinner at typical Nepali rest.

·         Insurance of staff.

·         All over government taxes and expenses.

Cost Exclusive

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 International airfare.

·         Travel insurance.

·         Lunch during the trekking such as:, Laundry, Telephone calls,Snacks, beverages etc.

·         Other cost not mention inclusive sector.
Tips for staffs