Limi Valley Trek

When you arrive at Tibhuvan International Airport, our guide will pick you up and take you to your hotel in the bustling Thamel district of Kathmandu. Depending on your arrival time, you can choose to relax for the next journey, see the city’s attractions, or shop for adventure gear in one of Kathmandu’s many adventure supply stores. We’ll assemble our bikes and be ready for the journey in the afternoon.

According to the flight schedule, Nepalgunj’s excellent airstrip is roughly one hour from Kathmandu. It is traversing the entire western Himalayan range, including Langtang, Manaslu, Annapurna, and Dhaulagiri. Nepalgunj is warmer than Kathmandu and is located close to the Indian border.

We must arrive at the airport in the wee hours of the morning to catch our 45-minute flight to Simikot, which traverses the Churen Himal. In Simikot, we meet a member of our crew who walked there a week in before.

Your journey starts today! You climb past the settlements of Toling and Dharapani, as well as a series of magnificent waterfalls, before ascending steadily as you approach the village of Danda Karmi.

As we eat breakfast, we begin a short day in which the trail undulates but follows the Karnali River all the way to Kermi. There are hot springs close to the village where one might spend a relaxing afternoon.

The first couple of hours of the day are spent on easy terrain that steadily ascends to a tiny pass. A steep drop leads to a suspension bridge, which goes to Yalbang through the jungle.

Today, you travel to Yalbang, passing the Toothpaling monastery along route. Three hours of walking brings you to Muchu Bridge. The trail then gradually descends to a stream just before the village of Tumkot, where you will spend the night camping.

You travel up the Karnali gorge until you reach Yari, where you camp for the night.

You climb across the Nara La pass (4620 m) to Limi Valley, following the longest river in Nepal, the Karnali. This river originates from the holy lake of Mansarover, which is frequented by hundreds of visitors. You set up camp on the banks of the Karnali for the night.

The day begins with a bridge crossing and a short spell of climbing through fog. After that, the trail continuously undulates and follows the Karnali River till Manepeme.

The trek continues up a small slope to Ya Yip Phuk, a meditation cave. Hege uo san This cave was significant in Buddhist history because the eminent Buddhist scripture translator Lotsawa Rinchen Sangpo (985-1055 CE) meditated there. The path ascends to Lamka La Pass (4,300 meters) before descending to the village of Til.

Today, we had the opportunity to see mountain goats, snow leopards, and even blue sheep. Te Halji village’s exquisite Mani wall was constructed with manu stones bearing carvings of Buddhist deities and sacred chants. A day trip to the Limi Valley.

The trail crosses the Limi River. This village is small and lovely. It is a banned corner of the earth that is far off from the modern clamor and bustle. Hege uo san respect Tibetan cultures and traditional ways of living.

Today, we will go through the breathtaking wildness of the Limi valley trekking area. The terrain is arid, and the trail passes few rivers and streams. Fgom ege uo will agree with the Talung.

The hardest day of the walk is the last day, when the views are obscured. Nyalu La, located at 4,900 meters, is reached after a five-hour, arduous ascent uphill. Stunning 360 degrees view wіtһ views of Tibet san _e experienced from tһe top. The holy peaks of Kailash in Tibet (6714 meters) and Saipal in Nepal (6,800 meters) (7031 m) Being the best of the bunch. The path descends to Selma Tso Lake and then continues to Shinjungma.

Tһe trail pass tһgoυgһ tһe beautiful village Kermi. The trail descends 3000 meters in altitude. Yoυ wіӏӏ ѕee vegetation anԁ trees _egіn to emerge again. You will walk along the pine and birch trees on the opposite bank of the Sali River. This path goes to the Karnali River as well as natural hot springs.

The path must be followed back in its entirety to Simikot.

Early morning 45-minute flight to Nepalgunj through the foothills of the Himalayas, overlooking breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks. Upon arriving in Nepalgunj, depending on the timing of the connecting flight to Kathmandu. If it is in the afternoon, we will have time for a few hours of rest and relaxation at the Hotel in Nepalgunj. Then, we board a flight back to Kathmandu, where you will be met and brought to your hotel.

It is also a day off in case of inclement weather in Jumla. This lovely day, you’ll have a full day of leisure on your own, or you can prolong your journey with us for an additional fee, or you’ll have time to explore Thamel for last-day shopping, followed by a farewell dinner with the group.

Today we will take you to the airport to catch your flight out of Nepal. Alternatively, if you’d like to stay longer, we may make additional travel arrangements to assist you continue your Nepal experience.