Overview

The Nar-phu valley trek is meant for those travelers who want to experience the most remote Himalayas or the world generally known “The Forbidden Kingdom”. This valley of Nar-phu is the last standing remains of ancient forbidden kingdom of Tibet later found in Nepal. This region is also called as “The Little Tibet” and is one of the un-touched and unspoiled region from outside world. The Nar and Phu are two antique valleys of Himalayan region that are recently opened for tourists incorporated of dynamite districts of ethnically Tibetans tenants living the traditional city of Lo-Manthang. This traditional city of Lo-Manthang is the capital of antique Forbidden Kingdom. This trekking adventure unites high hills and passes, ice valleys, remote towns, restricted canyons, dazzling wilds, stunning rocky establishments, yaks, gompas and exceptional Himalayan societies. Trekking to the standard Annapurna circuit, the extension driving over the Maryland River to the precarious gateways of the Nar-Phu valley framework is barely noticeable, yet in spite of the fact that the doors is tight and forested, the valley framework above opens up to a gigantic territory of high snow-crests, old towns and high elevation settlements.

Shut to trekkers until late 2002, not very many westerners have investigated these untouched towns and travel over the 7000-meters hills encompassing this forbidden valley. The travelers will wander into the remote district of Upper Manang. The Nar and Phu valley is incorporated of remote, untouched and fascinating towns of the Tibetan Buddhist world. Buddhist pioneers from around the world travel towards the Phu Valley to visit the famous Tashi Lha Khang religious community and get a gift from Lama Karma Sonam Rinpochhe. Alongside investing a lot of energy at these vivid and ageless towns travelers encounters the high elevated valleys above Phu known as Himlung base camp while crossing the High Pass known as Kang La Lass from Nar to Ngwal towards the Mount Pisang course diving into the Annapurna circuit  trail. The travelers not only cross the Kang La Lass of 5315-meters they also travel west over the Thorong La pass of 5416-meter and down through lower Mustang where travelers will spend a couple Day investigating before making for Jomsom to fly back to Pokhara airport and Kathmandu international airport.