Nar Phu Trek

Trip Highlights

• The survey around the remote valley of Nar and Phu
• Discover the Tibetan culture and custom and experience the way of living of ancient traditional villages
• Bisect over grassy forests of rhododendron
• Walk over the lush canyon of Marsyangdgi
• Trek on one of less trekked ways in the Himalayas
• A secret gem that overture the travelers a glorious chance to examine the old-aged Buddhist culture and Himalayan view
• Enjoy the charming aspects of the gigantic mountains like Gangapurna, Tilicho Peak, Annapurna II, and Himlung Himal
• Have a rare chance to get the glance of Snow Leopard

Nar Phu Valley trek is one of the hardly visited and immensely fascinating trekking trails in Nepal.

This trek merges high canyons, remote suburbs, glaciers, narrow gorge, alluring forests, gompas, and exclusive Tibetan culture.

Since Nar Phu Valley Trekking grants an inconceivable opportunity to observe some of the dazzling mountains and peaks of Annapurna region i.e Dhaulagiri, Annapurna 2, Tukuche Peak, Yakawa Kang, Gangapurna, Annapurna 3, Nilgiri South etc.

Unclosed to trekkers since 2002, very few guests have delve into the spotless and pristine suburbs of this appealing pathways. So very few visitors have visited these practically unspoiled suburbs and ascended the many 7000m peaks circulating it. In fact, this new round trek grants a wild and distant options trekking knowledge involving newly-unclosed villages Nar and Phu.

Best Time to Travel

The outstanding time to trek to the Nar Phu Valley trek is Spring from March to May and Autumn from September to November. The climate is moderate in these seasons and promises incredible aspects from the journey. Even though this trek can be ventured during winter, but the cold temperature may not be appropriate for all.

Difficulty

This is a difficult trek due to the lasting days and hilly climbs in elevation. Because of finite reconciliation choices on the way, there is little elasticity in the ranges that must be capped every day, thus the lasting days of hiking.

The growth in peak each day are quite hilly, and it is always uncertain how one’s body will react to high peaks. Thus this trek would best fit for those who have a lot of knowledge about trekking in the mountains, and who are robust and healthy.