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Narphu Valley with Mesokanto La Pass Trek

Destination: Nepal

Region: Annapurna

Trip Facts

Duration
18 Days
Difficulty
Elite
Country
Nepal
Activity
Trekking and Hiking
Max-Altitude
5330 Meters
Accomodation
Hotel and Lodge
Best Season
March-May and Sep-Nov
Meals
Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast

Overview

The Narphu Valley with Mesokanto La Pass Trek is an extraordinary journey through some of Nepal’s most culturally rich and geographically diverse regions. This trek combines the hidden beauty of Narphu Valley and the high-altitude adventure of crossing Mesokanto La Pass (5120 meters / 16,795 feet). The trek offers a perfect blend of cultural exploration, historical significance, and awe-inspiring mountain views, making it ideal for adventure seekers looking for a unique Himalayan experience. The experienced Access the Asia Treks team ensures a safe and unforgettable adventure with expert guides, personalized services, and support.

The trek begins from Koto, a small village located in the heart of the Annapurna region. As trekkers journey through Narphu Valley, they pass through charming Tibetan-influenced villages like Chame, Narphu, and Bhote Odar, offering insights into the region’s ancient Buddhist culture and traditional way of life. Colorful prayer flags, ancient stone stupas, and Buddhist monasteries enhance the spiritual atmosphere, providing a deep connection to the local Tibetan community. These villages offer a glimpse into the simple, yet resilient lifestyle of the people living in the valley.

The Narphu Valley Trek is not just culturally enriching; it also takes you through geographically diverse landscapes. From dense subtropical forests to alpine meadows and barren, rocky terrain, the trek provides an ever-changing backdrop. The ascent to higher altitudes offers breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks, including Annapurna II (7937 meters), Gangapurna (7454 meters), Himalchuli (7893 meters), and Manaslu. These towering peaks dominate the skyline and provide some of the most spectacular views in the Himalayas.

The trek’s highlight is crossing Mesokanto La Pass, one of the highest points of the route. Standing at 5120 meters (16,795 feet), the pass offers panoramic views of the entire Annapurna and Manaslu Mountain ranges, along with dramatic glacial valleys. This challenging section provides trekkers with a true high-altitude adventure, showcasing the rugged beauty of the Himalayas while testing their endurance. After crossing the pass, trekkers descend into the remote village of Kisang or Yak Kharka, where the environment shifts from alpine to more temperate landscapes.

Along the route, trekkers can experience the historical significance of the valley, which was once an important trade route between Nepal and Tibet. The presence of ancient monasteries and sacred sites highlights the historical value of the region, adding depth to the trekking experience. The trail also takes trekkers through remote villages, where traditional Tibetan customs and Buddhist practices continue to shape daily life, providing a glimpse into the cultural history of the region.

With Access the Asia Treks, trekkers are assured of a seamless and well-supported journey. The experienced team takes care of all logistics, including necessary permits, the experienced guides, and accommodation, allowing trekkers to focus on enjoying the stunning landscapes and immersive cultural experiences. The Narphu Valley with Mesokanto La Pass Trek is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that combines cultural exploration, historical discovery, and the thrill of high-altitude trekking in one of Nepal’s most beautiful and remote regions.

TRIP HIGHLIGHTS

  • Experience traditional Tibetan Buddhist culture in remote villages like Narphu, Chame, and Bhote Odar, with monasteries, prayer flags, and stone stupas along the trail.
  • Enjoy panoramic views of the Annapurna Range, including Annapurna II (7937 meters), Gangapurna (7454 meters), Himalchuli (7893 meters), and Manaslu.
  • Conquer the challenging Mesokanto La Pass, offering 360-degree views of some of the most dramatic peaks in the Himalayas, including the Annapurna and Manaslu ranges.
  • Trek through diverse landscapes, from dense subtropical forests to rugged alpine meadows, high-altitude deserts, and glacial valleys.
  • Visit ancient monasteries such as the Phu Monastery, a spiritual center that reflects the deep Buddhist heritage of the region.
  • Walk along the Kali Gandaki River and other rivers, experiencing tranquil views of the surrounding Himalayan landscapes.
  • Explore the lesser-known Narphu Valley, a hidden gem that remains largely unaffected by mass tourism, providing a peaceful and untouched trekking experience.
  • Opportunities to spot local wildlife such as yaks, blue sheep, and snow leopards, especially as you pass through remote villages and alpine meadows.

 

Itinerary

Day 1

When you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu, situated at an altitude of 1,400 meters (4,593 feet), a warm and traditional welcome awaits you. A friendly representative from Access the Asia Treks greets you with a garland of fresh flowers or a ceremonial Khada (scarf), a gesture symbolizing good luck and respect in Nepali culture. This personalized reception ensures that you feel comfortable and cared for from the very moment you step foot in Nepal. Our representative, holding a placard with your name, makes it easy to connect and provides seamless assistance for a stress-free arrival.

After the traditional welcome, you are escorted to your designated hotel in a private vehicle, offering comfort and convenience. On the way, you can enjoy your first glimpses of Kathmandu, a city alive with vibrant streets, ancient temples, and unique cultural charm.

Once at the hotel, you can relax and unwind after your journey.

An overnight stay at Kathmandu.

Drive duration: 30 minutes

Accommodation: Star Hotel in Kathmandu

Day 2

One of the explorative days begins with your breakfast and the wonderful morning vibes of the center of Kathmandu. Commence on an enriching cultural journey with Access the Asia Treks, exploring the timeless wonders of Kathmandu Valley with deeply rooted spirituality and stunning architecture. Our city sightseeing tour is designed to immerse you in the cultural and historical richness of Nepal. Highlighting Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath, and Boudhanath as the main attractions, with optional visits to Kathmandu Durbar Square (Kumari Ghar), Bhaktapur Durbar Square, and Patan Durbar Square, this tour promises unforgettable moments.

Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple)

Start your exploration at the iconic Swayambhunath Stupa, perched on a hill offering breathtaking views of Kathmandu Valley. Known as the Monkey Temple due to its lively monkey inhabitants, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a revered Buddhist sanctuary. The stupa’s white dome, golden spire, and the watchful eyes of the Buddha symbolize spiritual awakening. The surrounding shrines, prayer wheels, and fluttering prayer flags create a tranquil ambiance, perfect for reflection and cultural immersion.

Pashupatinath Temple

A sacred pilgrimage destination for Hindus, Pashupatinath Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Located along the banks of the holy Bagmati River, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is an architectural marvel and spiritual hub. The temple’s golden pagoda roof and intricate woodwork captivate visitors, while the nearby cremation ghats provide a glimpse into Nepalese traditions and rituals. Though non-Hindus cannot enter the main temple, they can experience its vibrant energy from across the river, soaking in the sacred atmosphere.

 

Boudhanath Stupa

The grand Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest in the world, stands as a beacon of peace and spirituality. Surrounded by a lively marketplace, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a haven for Buddhist pilgrims and enthusiasts. The massive white dome and gilded spire, adorned with the all-seeing eyes of the Buddha, create a majestic presence. Visitors can join the circumambulating devotees, spin prayer wheels, or simply admire the serene beauty as the stupa glows softly under evening lights.

Optional Destinations

Kathmandu Durbar Square (Kumari Ghar)

Step into the medieval past at Kathmandu Durbar Square, a historic complex of palaces, temples, and courtyards. The highlight is the Kumari Ghar, where the Living Goddess resides, offering a unique glimpse into Nepal’s living traditions. The square’s intricate woodcarvings, bustling atmosphere, and majestic Taleju Temple make it a captivating experience for history and culture lovers.

Bhaktapur Durbar Square

Renowned for its ancient charm, Bhaktapur Durbar Square is a masterpiece of Newari architecture and culture. Explore the towering Nyatapola Temple, the intricately designed Palace of Fifty-Five Windows, and the vibrant Pottery Square. Walking through the narrow lanes, you’ll discover artisans at work, traditional crafts, and local delicacies that capture the essence of Bhaktapur’s heritage.

Patan Durbar Square

Immerse yourself in the artistic legacy of Nepal at Patan Durbar Square. Famous for its stunning temples and courtyards, including the Krishna Mandir and Mul Chowk, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a treasure trove of craftsmanship. The Patan Museum, housed within the palace complex, offers fascinating insights into Hindu-Buddhist art and history, making this destination a must-visit for art enthusiasts.

With Access the Asia Treks, discover the timeless beauty of Kathmandu Valley, where every landmark tells a story of spirituality, artistry, and tradition. Let us guide you on a memorable journey through Nepal’s cultural heart.

City Tour: Entire day

Accommodation: Luxurious hotel in Kathmandu

Day 3

After breakfast, you set out for the journey from Kathmandu (1,400 meters / 4,593 feet) to Dharapani (1,860 meters / 6,102 feet) which takes approximately 8 to 10 hours by road, offering a scenic adventure through Nepal’s diverse landscapes. Departing Kathmandu, you travel through winding highways, lush hills, and terraced fields, passing through vibrant towns like Besisahar and picturesque villages steeped in culture and tradition. As you ascend, the scenery transitions from bustling city life to tranquil mountain views, providing an enchanting glimpse into rural Nepal. Along the route, you encounter charming roadside eateries where you can enjoy authentic Nepali cuisine, adding a delightful cultural experience to your journey.

Dharapani, located in the Manang District, is a gateway to the Annapurna Circuit/Narphu Valley Trek and a hub of Gurung and Tibetan-influenced culture. The village is surrounded by stunning natural beauty, with majestic peaks, traditional stone houses, and prayer flags fluttering in the wind. It’s a perfect spot to observe the unique blend of Hindu and Buddhist traditions practiced by the locals. The drive not only connects you to the starting point of your trekking adventure but also immerses you in Nepal’s rich heritage and awe-inspiring landscapes, setting the tone for an unforgettable journey.

An overnight stay at Dharapani.

Drive duration: 8-10 hours

Accommodation: Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

Day 4

The trek from Dharapani (1,860 meters / 6,102 feet) to Koto (2,600 meters / 8,530 feet) takes around 5 to 6 hours, offering a moderate ascent through stunning natural landscapes and culturally rich villages. As you leave Dharapani, the trail winds through lush forests of rhododendron and pine, with breathtaking views of the Himalayas gradually unfolding. The trail follows the Marsyangdi River, providing soothing sounds of flowing water as you trek. Along the way, you pass through charming Gurung villages where you can observe traditional stone-built houses, terraced farmlands, and local lifestyles deeply rooted in Himalayan culture.

Koto, a picturesque village at the confluence of the Marsyangdi and Nar Khola rivers, is the entry point to the Nar Phu Valley and a hub of Tibetan-influenced culture. The village is adorned with prayer flags, chortens (Buddhist shrines), and mani walls inscribed with sacred mantras, reflecting the spiritual heritage of the region. You can also interact with locals and learn about their unique customs and traditions. The trek from Dharapani to Koto not only connects you to the Annapurna wilderness but also immerses you in the rich cultural tapestry of Nepal’s high-altitude communities.

An overnight stay at Koto.

Trek duration: 5-6 hours

Accommodation: Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

Day 5

The trek from Koto (2,600 meters / 8,530 feet) to Meta (3,560 meters / 11,680 feet) takes approximately 5 to 6 hours, offering a gradual ascent through stunning landscapes and remote mountain villages. As you leave Koto, the trail climbs steadily through pine forests and along the Nar Khola River. The path winds through dramatic gorges, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks. As you trek higher, you encounter traditional Tibetan-style settlements, where you can immerse yourself in the unique culture of the region. This route also leads you deeper into the Nar Phu Valley, a restricted area known for its pristine natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.

Meta, a small village nestled at the heart of the Nar Phu Valley, is a beautiful stop on the Narphu Valley trek. At an elevation of 3,560 meters (11,680 feet), Meta offers awe-inspiring views of snow-capped peaks and high-altitude landscapes. The village is home to Tibetan Buddhist traditions, with prayer flags fluttering in the wind, mani walls lining the trails, and local monasteries offering a glimpse into the spiritual life of the residents. The trek from Koto to Meta takes you deeper into the rugged beauty of Nepal’s remote regions, providing both physical challenge and cultural immersion in the ancient traditions of the Nar Phu people.

An overnight stay at Meta.

Trek duration: 5-6 hours

Accommodation: Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

Day 6

The trek from Meta (3,560 meters / 11,680 feet) to Phu Gaun (4,080 meters / 13,386 feet) takes around 5 to 6 hours and offers an exciting journey through the rugged landscape of the Nar Phu Valley. As you leave Meta, the trail ascends steeply, crossing high-altitude terrain, including rocky paths and alpine meadows, with stunning views of snow-capped peaks such as Himalchuli and Manaslu. Along the way, you pass through traditional Tibetan-style settlements, where you can witness the simple, yet vibrant lifestyle of the locals. The journey offers a deep cultural immersion, as you come across mani walls, prayer flags, and chortens, which are important symbols of Tibetan Buddhism.

Phu Gaun, a picturesque village at an elevation of 4,080 meters (13,386 feet), is a peaceful and remote settlement in the Nar Phu Valley. The village is home to Tibetan Buddhist traditions, and you can observe the locals practicing their spiritual rituals and interacting with their livestock. Phu Gaun offers a glimpse into the ancient ways of life in the high Himalayas, where people continue to live in traditional stone houses, cultivating barley and yak herding. The trek from Meta to Phu Gaun allows you to experience the serene beauty of the region while connecting with the unique culture of the Phu Valley, which remains largely untouched by modern development.

An overnight stay at Phu Gaun.

Trek duration: 5-6 hours

Accommodation: Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

Day 7

Spending an acclimatization/rest day at Phu Gaun (4,080 meters / 13,386 feet) is essential for adjusting to the high altitude before continuing your trek in the Nar Phu Valley. During this day, you can take a short hike to higher elevations, such as to the nearby Himalayan ridges, and then return to Phu Gaun to sleep, following the “hike high, sleep low” principle to help your body adjust. This rest day is not only crucial for acclimatization but also offers an opportunity to explore the rich Tibetan Buddhist culture of the village. You can visit local monasteries, observe the daily life of the villagers, and enjoy the tranquil environment surrounded by dramatic mountain views. The day is also an excellent time to interact with the friendly locals and learn about their traditional lifestyles, including yak herding and farming.

An overnight stay at Phu Gaun.

Hike duration: 2-3 hours

Accommodation: Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

Day 8

The trek from Phu Gaun (4,080 meters / 13,386 feet) to Naar (4,110 meters / 13,484 feet) is a short but scenic journey that takes about 3 to 4 hours. The trail ascends gradually through the Nar Phu Valley, offering stunning views of the surrounding peaks, including Himalchuli and Manaslu. As you trek, you cross rivers, pass through alpine meadows, and navigate rocky terrain. Along the way, you experience the serene beauty of the region, with Tibetan Buddhist influences evident in the many mani walls, chortens, and prayer flags that line the path. The journey allows for a peaceful immersion in the region’s spiritual culture, with the opportunity to observe the simple, traditional lifestyles of the local communities.

Upon reaching Naar (4,110 meters / 13,484 feet), a remote village tucked in the highlands, you encounter a blend of Tibetan Buddhist culture and stunning natural beauty. The village is known for its stone houses and yak herding, with locals continuing to follow traditional practices passed down for generations. As you explore Naar, you are able to witness its peaceful lifestyle and the unique way of life in this remote corner of Nepal. The trek from Phu Gaun to Naar provides an authentic experience of the Nar Phu Valley, giving trekkers an opportunity to connect with both the landscape and the culture of this hidden Himalayan paradise.

An overnight stay at Naar.

Trek duration: 3-4 hours

Accommodation: Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

Day 9

Spending an acclimatization/rest day at Naar (4,110 meters / 13,484 feet) is crucial for proper adaptation to the high altitude before continuing your trek in the Nar Phu Valley. During this day, you can take a short hike to higher elevations, such as a nearby ridge or viewpoint, and then return to Naar to sleep, following the “hike high, sleep low” principle. This not only aids in acclimatization but also provides the chance to explore the Tibetan Buddhist culture of the village. The peaceful settlement is known for its stone houses and yak herding traditions, where you can witness daily life that has remained largely unchanged for centuries. You may also visit local monasteries, interact with villagers, and enjoy the stunning panoramic views of the Himalayas, including Himalchuli and Manaslu, all while preparing for the next stage of your Himalayan adventure.

An overnight stay at Naar.

Hike duration: 2-3 hours

Accommodation: Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

Day 10

The trek from Naar (4,110 meters / 13,484 feet) to Ngawal (3,660 meters / 12,008 feet) via the stunning Kangla Pass (5,306 meters / 17,408 feet) is a challenging yet rewarding journey that takes about 7 to 9 hours. Starting from Naar, the trail ascends toward the Kangla Pass, passing through remote villages and rugged terrain. As you approach the pass, you are treated to panoramic views of the Himalayas, including peaks like Manaslu and Annapurna II. The trek offers an opportunity to experience the high-altitude landscape, where the air is thin and the beauty is unparalleled. Reaching the Kangla Pass is a significant achievement, as it is the highest point on this trek, providing a unique perspective of the Annapurna and Manaslu regions.

Kang La Pass is a high-altitude mountain pass located at 5,306 meters (17,408 feet), connecting the Nar Phu Valley. It offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Annapurna and Manaslu ranges, making it a highlight for trekkers. Crossing the pass is a challenging but rewarding experience, showcasing the rugged beauty and remote culture of the region.

After crossing the Kangla Pass, the descent to Ngawal (3,660 meters / 12,008 feet) takes you through traditional Tibetan-style villages, offering glimpses of Tibetan Buddhist culture. Ngawal is a charming village, known for its stone houses, narrow alleyways, and incredible mountain vistas. As you arrive in Ngawal, you can rest and explore the local culture, interacting with the villagers who still practice traditional agriculture and yak herding. The trek from Naar to Ngawal via the Kangla Pass is a highlight of the Nar Phu Valley trek, providing an unforgettable blend of stunning natural landscapes and rich cultural experiences.

An overnight stay at Ngawal.

Trek duration: 7-9 hours

Accommodation: Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

Day 11

Trekking from Ngawal (3660 meters / 12008 feet) to Manang (3540 meters / 11614 feet) offers an exciting adventure through the stunning landscapes of the Annapurna region in Nepal. This relatively short trek takes around 3 to 4 hours, making it an ideal day hike for those exploring the area. As you descend from Ngawal, you pass through traditional Tibetan-style villages, surrounded by dramatic mountain views, including Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal. Along the route, you also encounter the unique culture of the region, where Buddhist monasteries, prayer wheels, and chortens highlight the spiritual significance of the area.

Manang, a bustling town nestled at the base of the Annapurna range, offers a mix of natural beauty and cultural charm. Known for its warm hospitality, Manang is a cultural hub for trekkers, with vibrant markets and opportunities to learn about local customs and Tibetan-influenced lifestyle. The town is a gateway to the higher altitudes’ treks, with trekkers often using it for acclimatization before heading to higher regions like Thorong La Pass. Manang’s stunning views, rich culture, and welcoming atmosphere make this trek a memorable experience for adventure seekers and culture enthusiasts alike.

An overnight stay at Manang.

Trek duration: 3-4 hours

Accommodation: Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

Day 12

Trekking from Manang (3540 meters / 11614 feet) to Tilicho Base Camp (TBC) (4200 meters / 13780 feet) via Siri Kharka (4060 meters / 13320 feet) offers an unforgettable adventure through the Annapurna Circuit, taking approximately 5 to 6 hours of hiking. The trek begins with a gradual ascent, passing through the scenic village of Siri Kharka, where you can experience the peaceful atmosphere of the high-altitude landscape. Siri Kharka is known for its stunning views of Annapurna and the surrounding mountains, making it a great spot for acclimatization. Along the route, you encounter traditional Tibetan-influenced villages, with prayer flags and stone stupas dotting the trail, reflecting the spiritual significance of the region.

The final leg of the trek to Tilicho Base Camp (TBC) takes you through a rugged, alpine terrain with breathtaking views of Tilicho Peak and the surrounding Himalayan ranges. The trek offers not only spectacular natural beauty but also insight into the local culture, with opportunities to interact with friendly mountain communities. Tilicho Base Camp is a popular stop for trekkers heading to Tilicho Lake, one of the highest lakes in the world, and a major highlight of the Annapurna Circuit. The region is rich in Tibetan Buddhist traditions, and the trail offers a chance to experience the unique culture and lifestyle of the people living in these remote mountain villages.

An overnight stay at Tilicho Base Camp.

Trek duration: 5-6 hours

Accommodation: Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

Day 13

Trekking from Tilicho Base Camp (TBC) at 4200 meters (13780 feet) to Tilicho Lake at 4919 meters (16141 feet) is a challenging yet rewarding experience, taking approximately 4 to 5 hours. The trail offers breathtaking views of Tilicho Peak, surrounded by dramatic alpine scenery as you ascend towards one of the highest lakes in the world. The path winds through rugged terrain, with occasional glimpses of local wildlife and the majestic Himalayas. Along the way, trekkers will experience the tranquility of the high-altitude environment and the spiritual influence of Tibetan Buddhism, as the area is dotted with prayer flags, chortens, and small monasteries.

Access the Asia Treks team ensures a comfortable and well-managed camping experience during this trek, with all logistics carefully arranged to provide trekkers with a hassle-free journey. The team provides tents, meals, and necessary equipment for the camping experience, allowing trekkers to fully enjoy the stunning surroundings. Tilicho Lake is not only a stunning natural wonder but also holds cultural significance for the local communities. Camping at this high-altitude location provides a unique opportunity to connect with the environment, and the well-organized trek by Access the Asia Treks enhances your journey through the Annapurna region, making this adventure both safe and memorable.

An overnight stay at Tilicho Lake.

Trek duration: 5-6 hours

Accommodation: Tents/Camp

Day 14

Trekking from Tilicho Lake (4919 meters / 16141 feet) to Kisang/Yak Kharka (around 4000 meters / 13123 feet) via Mesokanto La Pass (5120 meters / 16795 feet) is a challenging yet exhilarating journey in the Annapurna Circuit, taking approximately 7 to 8 hours. The trek begins with a steep ascent towards the Mesokanto La Pass, the highest point on this route, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, including Annapurna II and Dhaulagiri. As you cross the pass, you descend into the alpine valley, where the landscape transitions from rocky terrain to lush meadows and forests. Along the trail, you may encounter local yak herders and experience the traditional lifestyle of the region, with Buddhist prayer flags and chortens marking important spiritual sites.

Upon reaching Kisang/Yak Kharka, located at around 4000 meters (13123 feet), trekkers can enjoy a peaceful and remote environment, perfect for acclimatization. The area is known for its grazing yaks and stunning views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks. The trek offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the local Tibetan culture, with visible influences of Buddhist traditions in the monasteries, prayer stones, and rituals observed by the people of the region. The descent from the pass provides a sense of accomplishment, while Kisang/Yak Kharka serves as an amazing stop before continuing your final trek in the Annapurna region. This journey offers both a physical challenge and a deep cultural experience, making it a highlight of this trek.

An overnight stay at Kisang/Yak Kharka.

Trek duration: 7-8 hours

Accommodation: Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

Day 15

Trekking from Kisang/Yak Kharka (around 4000 meters / 13123 feet) to Jomsom (2720 meters / 8923 feet) is a rewarding descent that takes approximately 5 to 6 hours. The trail gradually descends through the beautiful Kali Gandaki Valley, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks, including Dhaulagiri and Nilgiri. As you make your way down, the landscape changes, transitioning from alpine terrain to more temperate forests and traditional villages, providing trekkers with a unique experience of Nepal’s diverse geography. Along the way, you pass through scenic spots like Ekle Bhatti, a small village known for its teahouses and rest stops, before reaching Jomsom.

Jomsom, a bustling town located in the heart of the Kali Gandaki Valley, is a popular stop for trekkers and offers a mix of natural beauty and local culture. Situated at 2720 meters (8923 feet), Jomsom is known for its strong winds, especially during the afternoon, and its close proximity to the famous Muktinath Temple. The town is a hub for trekking, with easy access to other destinations in the Annapurna and Mustang regions. Visitors can experience the unique blend of Tibetan and Nepali culture, with local monasteries, prayer flags, and traditional architecture reflecting the spiritual and cultural life of the region. Jomsom offers a perfect place to rest and explore before continuing further on your trek or journey.

An overnight stay at Kisang/Yak Kharka.

Trek duration: 5-6 hours

Accommodation: Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

Day 16

Flying from Jomsom (2720 meters / 8923 feet) to Pokhara (822 meters / 2697 feet) offers a stunning bird’s-eye view of the majestic Himalayan landscape. The 20 to 30-minute flight takes you over the Kali Gandaki Valley, with panoramic views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Mountain ranges. As the aircraft glides through the rugged terrain, you witness the dramatic transition from high-altitude peaks to lush green hills and subtropical forests. The flight provides a unique perspective of the region’s diverse geography, offering glimpses of traditional villages, terraced fields, and the serene Phewa Lake in Pokhara, making it a breathtaking and memorable journey.

An overnight stay at Pokhara.

Flight duration: 20-30 minutes

Accommodation: Hotel

Day 17

The drive from Pokhara (822 meters / 2697 feet) to Kathmandu (1400 meters / 4593 feet) takes approximately 6 to 7 hours, offering a scenic journey through the beautiful landscapes of central Nepal. Along the way, you pass through picturesque towns like Dumre, Mugling, and Naubise, with stunning views of the Trishuli River and the surrounding hills. The route is a perfect blend of nature and Nepali culture, as you pass through traditional villages and experience the vibrant rural life. The drive provides an immersive experience of Nepal’s diverse geography, from subtropical regions to the foothills leading to Kathmandu.

For those seeking a quicker option, flying from Pokhara to Kathmandu is also a popular choice. The flight takes around 25 to 30 minutes, offering stunning aerial views of the Himalayas, including peaks like Machapuchare and Annapurna.

An overnight stay at Kathmandu.

Drive duration:  6-7 hours

Flight duration: 25-30 minutes

Accommodation: Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

Day 18

For a smooth departure from Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu, it’s highly recommended to arrive a few hours earlier than your flight departure time. TIA, Nepal’s main international gateway, is located at an altitude of 1400 meters (4593 feet) and serves as an airport for both domestic and international travel. Arriving 3 hours prior to your flight ensures ample time for check-in, security checks, and to enjoy the cultural atmosphere of the airport.

Drive duration: 30 minutes

Route Map

Route Map coming Soon!!!

What's Included

  • Transportation Kathmandu-Beshishar by tourist bus and beshishar Dharapani private jeep and Pokhara-Kathmandu by tourist Bus
  • Aerial transportation including international and domestic airport pickup and drop
  • Jomsom Pokhara flight
  • Two nights’ accommodation with breakfast in a luxurious hotel in Kathmandu and one night at Pokhara
  • Full board meals breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee during the trek
  • Best available twin sharing lodge for accommodation during the trek
  • Snacks of seasonal fruits during the trek (optional)
  • Sightseeing tours in the areas covered by the trek.
  • One highly experienced, helpful, and friendly guide. Porters at your own cost (1 porter for two people) and their insurance, food, accommodation, salary, and equipment.
  • Company’s Duffle bag and hat
  • Trekking map and trip achievement certificate
  • First aid medical kit
  • Annapurna conservation area Permit fee
  • TIMS Fee- Trekkers’ Information Management System
  • All government taxes and office service charge
  • Farewell Dinner last day in Kathmandu

What's Excluded

  • Meals not specified in the inclusions
  • Hot shower and extra hot water
  • Personal equipment
  • Cold drinks and sweets like cholate bar and other snacks
  • Travel insurance
  • Tips for guide and porters
  • Battery charging above 3820m
  • No extra expenses from the company if there is an emergency or bad weathe

Equipments

A detailed gear list is crucial for trekking. With Access the Asia Treks, we ensure the clients safety, comfort and success in the challenging Himalayan environment. To support clients who doesn’t have personal specific equipment, Access the Asia Treks offers rental facilities for high-quality trekking gear, ensuring that all participants are properly equipped. This service not only guarantees safety but also makes the adventure more accessible and stress-free, allowing trekkers to focus on the experience while adhering to professional safety standards.

 Here’s a list of essential gears for trekking:

Clothing:       

Upper Body:

  • Base Layers – Moisture-wicking t-shirts (2-3) and Thermal tops and bottoms (2 sets)
  • Mid Layers: Fleece jacket or Down jacket (lightweight but warm) – 2 (Down jackets can be hired in Nepal)

Outer Layers: Waterproof and windproof jacket and Waterproof trekking pants

Lower Body: Trekking pants (2-3 pairs), Thermal leggings and Hiking shorts (optional)

Head and Hands: Hat or cap, wool hat, neck gaiter and Lightweight gloves (Insulated gloves)

Footwear: Trekking boots (waterproof), Camp shoes (sandals or sneakers) and Wool or synthetic trekking socks (3-4 pairs)

Backpacks and Bags:

  • Large duffel bag (for porters) – (Provided by the company)
  • Daypack (30-40L, for personal items)
  • Waterproof rain covers for backpacks

Sleeping:

  • Sleeping bag (rated for cold weather, depending on the trek) – (Can be hired in Nepal)
  • Sleeping bag liner (optional for extra warmth)

Trekking Gear:

  • Trekking poles (adjustable, lightweight) – Optional
  • Headlamp (with extra batteries)
  • Sunglasses (UV protection)

Personal Items:

  • Water bottles (insulated)
  • Water purification tablets or filter
  • Quick-dry towel
  • Toiletries (biodegradable soap, toothpaste, wet wipes)
  • Sunscreen
  • Lip balm
  • First aid kit (basic, including medication)
  • Hand sanitizer
  • Cash for your personal expenses as per your necessity

Miscellaneous:

  • Snacks and energy bars
  • Power bank and charging cables
  • Camera (optional)
  • Trekking permits and documentation (Provided by the company)
  • Travel documents (Passport and Travel insurance)
  • Plastic bags (for wet or dirty clothing)
  • Duct tape (for repairs) – (Provided by the company)

Optional:

  • Lightweight crampons (for icy sections, if necessary) – (Can be hired in Nepal)
  • Portable altitude chamber or oxygen (if the trek includes extreme altitudes) – (Provided by the company)
  • Personal thermos for hot beverages

This gear list should be customized based on the specific trek, altitude, and weather conditions.

Company provides the following facilities regarding the trekking gears

Duffle bag – Company provides the duffle bag to carry all your trekking gears except your light luggage during the trek.

Company provides you the renting facilities of the gears and you can rent the gears in Nepal and you have to pay on your own. The gears renting costs around USD 2 to USD 2.5 per day.

Note: If there is any damage in the rented gears, then you must reimburse for the damaged material as per its original cost.

Things To Know before the Trip

Planning a trek with Access the Asia Treks is an adventure of a lifetime, offering breathtaking views, cultural immersion, and unforgettable memories in the land of paradise. To ensure your journey is seamless and enjoyable, here are the essential things to know before starting on your trekking adventure. This comprehensive guide covers all aspects of preparation, including visas, required gear, cash, first aid, and other important considerations.

Trekking in the majestic Himalayas with Access the Asia Treks is an extraordinary experience that combines nature, culture, and adventure. Whether you’re heading to Everest Base Camp, the Annapurna Circuit, or less-trodden paths like the Manaslu Circuit, preparation is key. Each trek offers unique challenges and rewards, so understanding the terrain, weather, and local customs is crucial. Trekkers should be prepared for altitudes ranging from 1,000 meters to over 5,500 meters and varying climates from subtropical to alpine conditions.

Important Aspects to Know Before the Trek

Physical Preparation: Trekking in Nepal demands a moderate to high level of physical fitness. Begin training several months before your trek with a mix of cardio, strength training, and hiking practice. Consider altitude acclimatization as a part of your preparation.

Trekking Permits: Most trekking regions in Nepal require specific permits like the TIMS (Trekkers Information Management System) card and area-specific permits. For example, the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) or Sagarmatha National Park Permit may be necessary. Access the Asia Treks will assist you with the paperwork. Therefore, our package includes these permit fees and other required documentation.

Cultural Sensitivity: Nepal’s diverse cultures and religions require respect and understanding. Familiarize yourself with local customs, avoid gestures that might be considered offensive, and follow Leave No Trace principles to preserve the environment. Access the Asia Treks is involved in various sanitation campaigns that is directly or indirectly providing the necessary support in preserving the environment being associated with the reputed NGO “Inspire the Youth”.

Visa Requirements

Nepal requires most international travelers to obtain a visa. You can apply for a visa on arrival at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport or at Nepalese embassies abroad. The visa fee depends on the duration of your stay (e.g., 15, 30, or 90 days). Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates and bring passport-sized photos for the visa application. Access the Asia Treks provides assistance if you need guidance during the visa process.

Gears According to the Trip

Packing the right gear is vital for a successful trek. Access the Asia Treks offers gear rental options for specific items to reduce the burden of carrying everything from home. We have provided the gear details needed in our gear section. We are always ready to guide you for the perfect solution regarding acquiring the complete gears.

Cash Requirements

ATMs are scarce in remote trekking regions, so carry sufficient cash in Nepali rupees for the entire trip. While larger towns like Pokhara and Namche Bazaar may have banking facilities, many tea houses and shops along the trekking routes only accept cash. Budget for accommodation, meals and permits are provided by the company in our package. However, your personal expenses, extra food item, energy bars and incidental expenses are on your own which require the Nepali cash with you during the trek.

First Aid and Health Precautions

Access the Asia Treks provides basic first-aid support during your trek, but you should carry a personal first-aid kit for your personal medication. First aid includes essentials like:

  • Pain relievers – (On your own)
  • Band-aids and antiseptics – (Provided by the company. Better to have your own)
  • Altitude sickness medication (Diamox or equivalent) – (On your own)
  • Blister care (moleskin or blister plasters) – (Provided by the company. Better to have your own)
  • Prescription medications – (On your own)
  • Electrolyte powders for hydration – (On your own)
  • Water Purification tablets – (On your own)
  • Oximeter – (Provided by the company)
  • Thermometer – (Provided by the company)

Most of the medications and first aid equipment are carried by the guide. Somehow, it is important for you to take it on your own for your safety and reliability. Stay hydrated, eat well, and listen to your guide’s advice about acclimatization. If symptoms of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) occur, inform our guide immediately.

Travel Insurance

Comprehensive travel insurance covering high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation is mandatory along with the medical expenses occurred during the process.

Communication

Mobile networks are limited, but Access the Asia Treks provides updates about connectivity. Satellite phones may be available for emergencies. We will work out on this one. We will provide you the details regarding the mobile networks and connectivity throughout the trek so that you can be updated with its details. We will also provide you the essential communication medium during the emergency situation.

Environment and Sustainability

Minimize waste by avoiding single-use plastics and use refillable water bottles. Respect wildlife and stay on marked trails. Our guide provides you the spot briefing related to the trekking destination and you must follow the guide’s guidelines and implement accordingly. The main motto of our trekking must be to respect the nature and environment and the sustainable tourism.

 

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CANCELLATION POLICY AND PAYMENTS

  • As different permits, flight tickets and other government official documents are necessary so payment is highly appreciable if done 30 days prior of the trekking start date.
  • Payments are supposed to be done 15 days prior to the trekking start date.
  • If cancellation is made 10 days before the trek start date, 50% of the total trek cost will be charged as the cancellation fees.
  • In case of restrictions imposed by the government, bad weather or the emergency situation, the company will not to be liable to any extra cost and will find the most feasible way to proceed the trek.
                   

ADVISORY

  • Non-bio degradable materials are not allowed to dispose in the trekking route randomly.
  • Proper follow of the guidance provided by the leader/guide of the trek.
  • Alcoholic beverages and other intoxicating substances are highly discouraged.
  • There might be the chances of bad weather so be prepared for the inconvenience caused by the unpredictable weather.
  • Try to be mentally and physically prepared before this trek with few short hikes before this trek is highly recommended.
                   

IMPORTANT THINGS REQUIRED

  • Passport
  • Few passport size photos for TIMS and other official documents
  • Personal trekking equipment
  • Snow goggles
  • Personal handbag and luggage
  • Snacks and sweets like chocolate bar (if required)
  • Some personal items and sunscreen/sun cream
  • Water bottle and hat
                   

PRELIMINARY AND KEY NOTES

  • Greeting ‘Namaste’ (your palms held together) is the most respectful and attractive way to greet somebody and is practiced profoundly.
  • Accessibility of internet and phone calls can be made efficient using the mobile SIM Card provided by the company itself or you can buy easily in the local market. All you need is one passport sized photo and a photocopy of your physical passport in either case.
  • There are lots of major cultural heritage sites in Kathmandu along with the ancient monasteries and sculptures. Photos are not taken unless you have asked for the permission.
  • The nightlife in Kathmandu is mostly safe and concentrated in Thamel area, one of the busiest destinations for foreigners to hang out with varied options of bars, restaurants and other places to choose from. Somehow, other areas including small towns are closed before 10pm.
  • Nepalese people are friendly, truly kind and incredibly welcoming as there is a phrase in Nepali culture ‘Guests equal Gods’. Out of the blue moon, there are several chances of being cheated. Saying this, you are somehow prone to possible travel scams. Keep yourself and your belongings safe, if you are travelling solo. It is highly recommended to have one experienced guide, taking safety into consideration.

FAQ

Narphu Valley is a remote and breathtaking region situated in the northeastern part of the Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal. Tucked between the Annapurna and Manaslu Mountain ranges, this hidden gem is renowned for its unspoiled natural beauty and rich Tibetan culture. The valley encompasses the ancient villages of Nar and Phu, offering trekkers an authentic Himalayan experience with traditional stone-built houses, ancient Buddhist monasteries, and spectacular views of Himlung Himal, Kang Guru, and Annapurna II.

 

To reach this secluded paradise, the trek begins along the popular Annapurna Circuit, Dharapani, eventually leading to the remote trails of Narphu. For an unforgettable adventure in this pristine region, consider trekking with Access the Asia Treks, known for expert-guided journeys into off-the-beaten-path destinations like Narphu Valley.

 

The best time to trek in Narphu Valley, including routes like Mesokanto La Pass and Thorong La Pass, is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. In spring, the trails come alive with blooming rhododendrons, clear skies, and mild temperatures, making it an ideal time for trekkers to enjoy the vibrant landscapes and panoramic views of Annapurna, Manaslu, and Himlung Himal. Autumn, on the other hand, offers stable weather, crisp air, and exceptional visibility, providing some of the most picturesque settings for high-altitude trekking.

 

These months are also perfect for crossing high passes like Kang La, Mesokanto La, and Thorong La, as the trails are less affected by snow and weather disruptions. While winter (December to February) can offer a serene and uncrowded experience, the harsh cold and snow-covered trails make it more challenging. Monsoon (June to August) is generally not recommended due to heavy rains, slippery paths, and limited visibility, though the Narphu Valley’s rain shadow area sees relatively less rainfall. For a seamless and well-planned trek, consider opting Access the Asia Treks, ensuring safety and an unforgettable Himalayan adventure.

Yes, trekkers require special permits for the Narphu Valley Trek, as it is located in a restricted area within the Annapurna Conservation Area. The essential permits include a Restricted Area Permit (RAP) for Narphu Valley, which costs $90 per person per week during the peak trekking seasons (September-November) and $75 per week in the off-season (December-August). Additionally, an Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) is mandatory to enter this region. The RAP ensures controlled tourism to protect the unique culture, heritage, and environment of the valley. For a hassle-free trekking experience, including assistance with all necessary permits, trust Access the Asia Treks, known for expertly managing treks in restricted areas of Nepal like Narphu Valley.

The Narphu Valley Trek typically takes 12 to 15 days, depending on the itinerary, acclimatization needs, and trekking pace. This duration covers the journey from Jagat or Chame through the pristine Nar-Phu Valley and the ascent of Kang La Pass (5,320m), before reconnecting with the popular Annapurna Circuit.

For those opting to extend the trek with Mesokanto La Pass or Thorong La Pass, the total duration can range from 16 to 20 days. The trek offers a mix of cultural exploration, remote Himalayan landscapes, and high-altitude challenges. For a customized itinerary and expert guidance, trust Access the Asia Treks, specialists in crafting seamless adventures in Narphu Valley and the Annapurna region.

The highest point of the Narphu Valley with Mesokanto La Pass Trek is the Mesokanto La Pass, standing at an elevation of 5,121 meters (16,801 feet). This spectacular high-altitude pass connects the remote Nar-Phu Valley to the Lower Mustang region, offering trekkers mesmerizing views of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and the surrounding Himalayan peaks. Crossing Mesokanto La is a challenging yet rewarding experience, requiring proper acclimatization and physical endurance. To ensure a safe and memorable trek across this stunning region, book your adventure with Access the Asia Treks, experts in organizing treks to Narphu Valley and the off-the-beaten-path trails of Nepal.

The Narphu Valley Trek is considered a moderate to challenging trek, requiring good physical fitness, endurance, and prior trekking experience at high altitudes. The trail involves long trekking days, steep ascents, and descents, with highlights like crossing Kang La Pass (5,320m) and navigating remote, rugged terrain.

For those extending the trek with Mesokanto La Pass (5,121m) or Thorong La Pass (5,416m), the difficulty level increases due to higher altitudes and more strenuous paths. Altitude sickness is a potential risk, making proper acclimatization essential. To tackle these challenges safely and efficiently, opt for expert guidance from Access the Asia Treks, a trusted name for treks in Narphu Valley and other high-altitude destinations in Nepal.

Accommodation on this trek is typically in teahouses or lodges, offering basic but comfortable facilities for trekkers. These teahouses provide twin-sharing rooms with simple wooden beds and common dining areas where you can enjoy traditional Nepali meals and hot drinks. While amenities are basic, trekkers can expect hot showers in some areas, though these may be limited at higher altitudes. As you trek through remote villages like Nar and Phu, the accommodation becomes more rustic, adding to the authenticity of the experience. For a seamless and comfortable trekking experience, Access the Asia Treks ensures well-planned accommodations along the Narphu Valley Trek, making sure your journey is both enjoyable and safe.

Trekking alone on the Narphu Valley Trek is not recommended due to the remote nature of the region, challenging terrain, and high-altitude conditions. While it’s possible, trekking with a guide or as part of a group is much safer. The trail can be difficult to navigate, especially in isolated areas, and the risk of altitude sickness increases at higher elevations like Kang La Pass (5,320m) or Mesokanto La Pass (5,121m). Additionally, there is limited communication and infrastructure in some sections of the trek. To ensure your safety and make the most of your adventure, it is advisable to trek with a professional guide. Access the Asia Treks specializes in guided treks in Narphu Valley and other remote regions of Nepal, ensuring expert navigation, safety, and support throughout your journey.

Yes, altitude sickness is a significant risk on the Narphu Valley Trek, especially as trekkers ascend to higher altitudes like Kang La Pass (5,320m), Mesokanto La Pass (5,121m), or Thorong La Pass (5,416m). The trek takes you through remote, high-altitude terrain where the air is thinner, and acclimatization is crucial to avoid symptoms such as dizziness, headaches, and nausea. As you gain altitude, the risk of altitude sickness increases, making it essential to allow time for proper acclimatization, stay hydrated, and avoid rapid ascents.

To manage the risks of altitude sickness, it is highly recommended to trek with an experienced guide who understands the signs and symptoms. Access the Asia Treks specializes in high-altitude treks in Nepal and provides expert guidance for trekkers in Narphu Valley. Their team ensures safe acclimatization schedules, professional monitoring, and immediate action if altitude sickness symptoms appear, allowing you to enjoy a safe and rewarding trekking experience in this stunning region.

Preparing for the Narphu Valley involves physical fitness, mental readiness, and proper gear. To build the necessary strength and endurance, focus on cardiovascular exercises like hiking, running, and stair climbing. Regular trekking or hiking on uneven terrain will also help you get accustomed with steep ascents and descents. Additionally, practice walking before the trek to simulate the trek’s conditions, especially for high-altitude passes like Kang La Pass (5,320m) and Mesokanto La Pass (5,121m).

In terms of gear, ensure you have layered clothing to manage temperature changes, sturdy trekking boots for rough terrain, and a high-quality sleeping bag for colder nights. Don’t forget essential items like a first-aid kit, water purification tablets, and sun protection. To ensure you’re fully prepared, it’s advisable to consult with Access the Asia Treks, experts in managing treks in Narphu Valley. We provide personalized advice on training, gear, and acclimatization schedules, ensuring you have a safe and enjoyable trekking experience in this remote, high-altitude region.

The Narphu Valley Trek is a challenging trek that may not be ideal for complete beginners, as it involves high-altitude passes like Kang La Pass (5,320m) and Mesokanto La Pass (5,121m). which require physical endurance and acclimatization. However, with the right level of fitness, preparation, and guidance, beginners with some trekking experience can successfully complete the trek. It is crucial for beginners to gradually build up their fitness through cardiovascular exercises and strength training before attempting the Narphu Valley Trek.

For beginners, it is highly recommended to trek with an experienced guide. Access the Asia Treks specializes in organizing treks in the Narphu Valley, providing expert support, tailored acclimatization schedules, and ensuring safety throughout the journey. With our guidance, beginners can navigate the challenging terrain, understand the signs of altitude sickness, and enjoy the spectacular Annapurna region safely. Access the Asia Treks offers a well-managed trekking experience that makes this unforgettable adventure accessible to all levels of trekkers.

Yes, the Narphu Valley Trek offers rich cultural highlights, providing trekkers with a unique opportunity to explore the traditions and lifestyles of remote Himalayan communities. As you journey through the valley, you’ll encounter ancient Tibetan Buddhist villages like Nar and Phu, where traditional stone houses, monasteries, and prayer flags are an integral part of daily life. The local culture in these villages remains largely unchanged, offering an authentic glimpse into the spiritual and cultural practices of the inhabitants.

Key cultural highlights of the Narphu Valley Trek include visits to ancient Buddhist monasteries, such as the Phu Monastery, where you can witness rituals, chanting, and the spiritual atmosphere of the region. The local people, primarily Tibetan in origin, maintain traditional farming methods, and their hospitality offers trekkers a chance to engage with the local culture through storytelling, sharing meals, and understanding their way of life. Trekking with an experienced guide from Access the Asia Treks ensures you gain deep insights into the cultural heritage of the Narphu Valley, making your trek not just a physical journey, but a cultural exploration as well.

The Narphu Valley Trek offers a wealth of natural beauty and cultural experiences. One of the primary attractions is the stunning scenic landscape, including breathtaking views of Himlung Himal, Annapurna II, Kang Guru, and other towering peaks in the region. The trek takes you through dramatic canyons, alpine meadows, and high-altitude pastures, offering trekkers a close encounter with the raw, untamed beauty of the Annapurna Conservation Area.

Culturally, the trek provides access to remote Tibetan villages like Nar and Phu, where trekkers can experience the ancient, unspoiled Tibetan Buddhist culture. Highlights include visits to Buddhist monasteries, traditional stone houses, and interaction with the friendly locals, who follow a lifestyle that has remained unchanged for centuries. Additionally, trekking through Kang La Pass and other high-altitude passes like Mesokanto La Pass offers a sense of achievement and panoramic views that are unforgettable. With expert guidance from Access the Asia Treks, trekkers can experience all these attractions in a safe, well-managed, and culturally enriching manner.

Mobile network coverage and Wi-Fi are limited on the Narphu Valley, especially in the higher, more remote areas of the region. While you may have mobile network coverage in lower-altitude villages like Chame and Jagat, the signal becomes spotty or unavailable as you venture deeper into the valley. In villages like Nar and Phu, you may find very limited or no mobile coverage at all. However, some of the lodges and teahouses along the trail may offer Wi-Fi services for an additional fee, but the connection can be slow and unreliable due to the remote location.

Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended for the Narphu Valley Trek. Due to the challenging nature of the trek, including high-altitude passes like Kang La Pass (5,320m) and Mesokanto La Pass (5,121m), having comprehensive travel insurance is essential for your safety and well-being. The insurance should cover emergency evacuation and medical treatment. It’s particularly important to ensure that your insurance includes coverage for high-altitude trekking and potential altitude sickness.

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    star ratingHighly recommend - Arjun was our brilliant tour guide when we trekked base camp. He was professional, kind and extremely accommodating. Would highly recommend

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    star ratingtraumtour zum everest bacecamp  - in einer kleinen gruppe von drei personen begleitete uns arjun von der agentur access the asia,ich reise viel hatte aber noch nie so einen guten service.arjun hat sich um alles... read more

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    star ratingFantastic service, fantastic people!! - Access the Asia are a great company - I was well looked after from the moment I contacted them. Arjun helped me tailor a trek to suit what I wanted... read more

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    star ratingTrekking mit Arjun - Namaste.

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    star ratingFantastic, personalized service! An unforgettable way to see Nepal! - Arjun and team is your best choice for exploring Nepal. Just recently completed the Nar-Phu Valley track with Mesokanto-La Pass, two weeks of trekking through amazing villages “off the beaten... read more

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    star ratingKathmandu/Everest Base Camp - Best trek ever! The staff, especially Arjun was extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and supportive through the entire trip starting with the airline losing my luggage, trekking to base camp, and returning... read more

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