Narphu valley trek.
The trek takes us into the heart of Narphu, a high, remote region on the Tibetan border east of Mustang and the Damodar Himal.The landscape is wild and largely uninhabited, except for a string of flat roofed Tibetan-style villages along the valley. Here, one can find some of the oldest Buddhist and Bon-Po temples in the Himalayas.
In these remote mountains eight pairs of Snow Leopards have been recorded by Nepalese conservationists. En route to visiting ancient temples and "magic" caves, the group can explore further into this unknown region in the hope of catching a gimps of these rare creatures.
In these remote mountains eight pairs of Snow Leopards have been recorded by Nepalese conservationists. En route to visiting ancient temples and "magic" caves, the group can explore further into this unknown region in the hope of catching a gimps of these rare creatures.
Day 01 Arrival and transfer to hotel
Day 02 Trek preparation day at kathmandu.
Day 03 Trek to Koto (2600m)
Day 04 Trek to Chhacha (3200m)
Day 05 Trek to Meta (3700m)
Day 06 Trek to Junum (4000m)
Day 07 Trek to Phu gaun
Day 08 Explore around Phu gaun
Day 09 Explore around Phu valleyfor 2nd day
Day 10 Trek to Yak Kharka, camp
Day 11 Trek to Panggi Pass, camp
Day 12 Trek to above Nar (4000m)
Day 13 Trek to Youingar
Day 14 Trek to Kangla Pass (5322m)
Day 16 Trek to Manang (3351m)
Day 17 Trek to Khangsar Khola (3734m)
Day 18 Trek to Tilicho Lake (4140m)
Day 19 Trek to Mesokanto Pass (5099m)
Day 20 Trek to Jomsom (2710m)
Day 21 Fly to Pokhara rest and walk around the lake
Day 22 Fly to Kathmandu
Day 23 Sightseeing in Kathmandu
Day 24 Fly home