Nar Phu Trek
The two villages Nar and Phu in remote northern Manang district is recently opened for high altitude trekking. The area has a totally Tibetan character and both villages are built above the tree line, on the upper limits of cultivation. At lower altitudes in the steep valley the villagers cultivate a few fields, and in the winter they retreat to when snow completely cuts off Nar and Phu.
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Trip Facts
| Duration: 23 Days | Best Month: March to May & September to November | Trip Grade: Challenging | Maximum Altitude: 5416m | Trekking Hour Per Day: 6 to 7 hrs daily | Starting Point: Beshi Shahar | End Point: Jomsom | Mode of Travel: Drive and Fly | Number of Pax: Min. 2 | Style of Trek: Camping |
Trip Detail
The two villages Nar and Phu in remote northern Manang district is recently opened for high altitude trekking. The area has a totally Tibetan character and both villages are built above the tree line, on the upper limits of cultivation. At lower altitudes in the steep valley the villagers cultivate a few fields, and in the winter they retreat to when snow completely cuts off Nar and Phu.
For its remoteness and cultural uniqueness, it has been categorized by the government as controlled area. It is located up against the Tibet border and well off the main track of the popular Annapurna circuit. First occupied in the 10th Century, the stone citadels of Nar and Phu have changed little since and this area is said to have the highest concentration of Snow Leopard per square kilometer in Nepal. People of here still follow ancient custom, and translate too few amenities for visitors. Foreigners visiting Nar Phu require a special permit and must travel in a full board camping basis.
This trek also offers fantastic views of the Annapurna massif, Lamjung Himal, Machhapuchhre, Manaslu, Dhawalagiri range and Tilicho peak. As the trekking route is frequented by few trekkers, you can look ahead for a 'just the mountains, nature & us' to experience.
• All airport transfers
• Three night hotel accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast
• 1 night hotel accommodation in Pokhara with breakfast
• All land and air transportation as per itinerary
• Tented camp accommodation with full board meals (breakfast, lunch & dinner)whilst on trekking
• All necessary staff with an experienced English speaking trekking guide, cook and assistant guide, porters etc.
• A well trained cook & appropriate number of Kitchen staffs
• Staff food, accommodation, clothing, salary & insurance
• Good quality two men tent with sleeping mattress. Tent will be on twin share during the trek
• Group dining tent with table /Chairs and solar light inside plus toilet and shower tents
• All local staff & porters insurance
• Annapurna Conservation Area project (ACAP) entrance fees
• Special permit fees
• All governmental paper works and procedures
• All government and local taxes
• Medical Kit
•Farewell dinner in Kathmandu
• Nepal entry Visa fee
• International airfares, extra baggage and cargo charges
• Meals and extra night(more than stated in itinerary) accommodation in Kathmandu.
• Personal expenses
• Personal equipment.
• Bar and beverage bills.
• Your Travel and rescue Insurance.
• Rescue & Evacuation costs.
• Your optional and extended trips e.g. sightseeing, rafting etc. (other than the negotiated)
• Tips for trekking staffs.