Wilderness

A lonely trekking trail heads off to the Rara Lake, the highest lake in the world that has been nicknamed by the Nepalese as the Queen of Lakes and that lies in one of the finest parks in Nepal. The trekking trail goes up and down, and from a ridge, it offers a spectacular panorama of mountains during the trek. Most of the time, the trail runs by the river and streams, and it takes us to the meadows and pine forest, including birch. The presence of snow capped mountains infuses a sense of joy in the hearts of lone trekkers. What makes them call remote and natural beauty surprises them to hear when the locals call remote their beautiful homeland.

Lumba Sumba Pass Trek lies in between Kanchenjunga and Makalu which are both the most important conservation area in the Himalaya and home to an amazing variety of birds. It is also a home of endangered red pandas and snow leopards. Although, it is non-touristic area, which is the inhabitant place of numerous Nepal’s ethnic communities including Limbu, Sherpa (Bhotia), Rai, Gurung, Magar, Newar and Tamang peoples.

Tourists know Nepal as a country of ‘peace and love never ends’. Due to its natural and unique cultural diversity, it is an attractive destination for tourists. Closed to pedestrians by the end of 2002, very few outsiders have discovered these almost untouched villages or climbed the 7,000-meter peaks around them. The Nar Phu Valley trek is a real Himalayan desert experience that is as unforgettable as it is spectacular. The trek starts as a regular Annapurna circuit but from Koto we turn northeast and follow Nar river to reach Nar Phedi and then we follow Phu river to Phu village. The Kang La pass will show a magnificent view of the Annapurna range and will also connect Manage and Near villages. There are two options to cross Thorong La from Manang village or return to Kathmandu. In the Nar Phu area you will have to stay in a basic lodge or guest house and in some places along the Gumba and Annapurna Circuit Trail you have the option of staying in a lodge.

Mount Saribung Trek has recently opened and has quickly become a famous hiking trail in Nepal. The trek starts from Jomsom and follows the Lo Manthang trek up to Damodar Kund and Phu village and ends at Bhubule after crossing some high passes and scenic views of beautiful villages. The mount Saribung is located in the Mustang district of the Damodar Himal near the Tibetan border. Climbing Mt Saribung (6328 m) is technically very easy but there are a few high ice passes, which also demand physical fitness of every climber and trekker.

Arun Valley Trek covers the lower area of Barun Makalu National Park. Arun valley is the deepest valley in the world and rich in natural wonders and tribal culture. Travelers get an opportunity to know about the sacred lake “Salpa Pokhari” where there is a fair during the month of October for hindu people around the world. It is non-touristic area, which offers superb views of high mountains, and gives chances to know about the culture and daily lifestyle of mountain people. Major communities of this trek are Sherpa, Rai Chhetri and Bramin.

No climbing experience is required to climb Dhampus Peak other than acclimatization. The general route to the summit follows the west ridge. The ridge also connects the famous Dhampus Pass (5,200 m). A high camp for the summit is erected here, from where climbers proceed to the summit. If you want to get an introductory experience of Himalayan trekking where there are few climbers, opt for Dhampus Peak.

The trek to Makalu Base Camp in eastern Nepal is a heavenly journey for peace lovers. Located in the remote area of ​​Nepal, Makalu Base Camp offers excellent trekking to the base camp of the fifth highest mountain in the world. You fly to Tumlingtar and walk through the lush and beautiful Arun Valley before crossing Shipton La (4,127 m) in the upper Barun Khola Valley.

The trek to Makalu Base Camp in eastern Nepal is a heavenly journey for peace lovers. Located in the remote area of ​​Nepal, Makalu Base Camp offers excellent trekking to the base camp of the fifth highest mountain in the world. You fly to Tumlingtar and walk through the lush and beautiful Arun Valley before crossing Shipton La (4,127 m) in the upper Barun Khola Valley.

Nestled between the turbulent Indian subcontinent and the frozen plains of the Tibetan Plateau, Humla is tucked away in the far north-west corner of Nepal. A trek to Limi Valley will be a highlight in any adventurer’s life. The Limi Valley Trek is perhaps the Shangri-La of the Western imagination!. The people are remarkable, the beauty awe-inspiring and the journey exhilarating and rigorous. Half part of this trek’s trail is also use for Mt. Kailash Mansarovar tour to Tibet exit at Hilsa/Sher border.

The Dhaulagiri Base Camp Trek also known as the Round Dhaulagiri Trek is a remote and challenging trek for more adventurous trekkers, circumambulating Dhaulagiri, the seventh highest mountain in the world. This magnificent peak rises as a giant shoulder of glistening ice and snow. Dhaulagiri is rarely found in the region and the surrounding valleys and villages are intact and unchanged for generations.

The Dhaulagiri Base Camp Trek also known as the Round Dhaulagiri Trek is a remote and challenging trek for more adventurous trekkers, circumambulating Dhaulagiri, the seventh highest mountain in the world. This magnificent peak rises as a giant shoulder of glistening ice and snow. Dhaulagiri is rarely found in the region and the surrounding valleys and villages are intact and unchanged for generations.