Nar Phu Valley Trekking – 18 Days

Day 1: Arrival day in Kathmandu

On the beginning day, focusing your landing hour at Tribhuwan International Airport our organization frontmen will warmly welcome and transfer you towards fine tourist standard lodging. We likewise hold a short gathering concerning our upcoming trek.

Day 2: Kathmandu Valley sightseeing and trek preparation
Kathmandu Valley is considered a wealthy territory to explore major cultural and historical sites. Today early morning, we step forward to sightsee some historical spots throughout the valley which are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. After spending some hours exploring these locations, we return for finalizing our trekking equipment, which is required during our trek, and this night we spend at the same hotel in Kathmandu.

Day 3: Drive from Kathmandu – to Besisahar (760 m)
At an early hour, our guide escorts you to the bus station to catch a vehicle towards Besisahar. Heading west by leaving the Kathmandu Valley, the journey proceeds on a winding Prithvi Highway along the Trisuli River till Dumre. From Dumre, the vehicle heads north towards Besisahar, following the Marsyangdi River. Our vehicle stops twice, once for breakfast and afterward for lunch, before achieving Besisahar. Finally, we reach Besisahar and the night will be spent at a hotel.

Day 4: Trek from Besisahar – Bahundanda (1,498 m)
Following the dusty street, the trip proceeds north to Bhulbhule.  Bhulbhule welcomes us with the perspective of Manaslu, Himchuli, and Nagdi Chuli. Getting a charge out of the perspective of the mountains and the waterfall, we at that point reach the Nadi Bazaar on the trail along the Marsyangdi River. Ahead, we cross the scaffold over the Nadi River and a lofty climb past the landslide zone and last take us to Bahundanda. The remaining hours will be spent investigating throughout and the night will be spent at the hotel.

Day 5: Trek from Bahundanda – Chamje (1,410 m)
Seizing the east bank of the Marsyangdi River, we descend to Syange which welcomes us with a perspective of the long waterfall. Therefore, we currently cross the extension over the Marsyangdi River and proceed on an extreme trail along the west bank of the waterway up to Jagat which welcomes us with another excellent perspective of the waterfall. After that point, a precarious walk on a trail along the waterway will, at last, take us to Chamje, which again offers an excellent perspective of a 202 m-long waterfall. The night will be spent at a hotel in Chamje.

Day 6: Trek from Chamje - Bagarchhap (2,080 m)
Catching the higher course, we first climb up to Danakyu which offers emotional perspectives of the mountains. Therefore, a precarious climb takes us to the land of Timing along continuing walk through the forest of Pine steadily sliding to the settlement of Latamro. Ahead, appreciating the major white door pushes to Chame. The remaining hours will be spent exploring throughout and the night will be spent at a hotel in Chame.

Day 7: Trek from Bagarchhap – Koto (2,720 m)
Taking the higher course, we first climb up to Danakyu which offers sensational perspectives of the mountains. A steep climb from Danakyu will take us to the town of Timing and forward going through the woods of Pine, we descent to the settlement of Latamro. We cross the scaffold to the village of Thanckok. A delicate rising, from the vantage point, will at last lead to the settlement of Koto. Chame, the local headquarter of the Manang area is exceptionally close to this territory and after inspecting night will be spent at a hotel in Koto.

Day 8: Trek from Koto – Meta (3,560 m)
After registering the area allow permit at the police (checkpoint) in Koto immediately, we continue towards the Naar Phu Khola George. Marching through the correct side of the waterway, we stroll for some hours along the trail at that point go through excellent numerous little streams, suspension spans, and a waterfall, before achieving Dharmasala. The trail, now climbing far from the waterway, goes through the backwoods, rising steeply up to the Meta Village (arranged on a Tibetan Plateau). Therefore, the night will be spent in Meta at a teahouse which contributes to both dinner and accommodation.

Day 9: Trek from Meta – Phu village (4,250 m)
Continuous walk through a zigzag trail and different suspension bridges over opposed streams by remaining on the genuine left bank high over the Dho Khola, we will soon take to Junam Goth. Proceeding walk following the trail to Lower Chyako until Upper Chyako takes to cross passes through the steep slope and descends to Kyang. Though the walking trail from Kyang is rough and risky we proceed forward for some hours before achieving a gigantic wall that forward takes us to the passageway door of Phu Valley. Instead of campground side by a stream, we can also spend the night in the teahouse according to your desire.

Day 10: Acclimatization day: (First day)
A height of more than 4,000 m is already achieved so before climbing extra height, we focus on acclimatization and we don't develop our trek forward but we stay active. Marching forward, we explore the Monastery built by Karmapa Rinpoche, and a yak pasture below the glacier along the settlement of Phu village is also encountered to inspect the lifestyle, culture, tradition, and ethnic groups. Finally, after inspecting those domains, we return to the tea house for staying overnight.

Day 11: Trek from Phu Village – to Nar (4,110 m)
Today, we walk down to the Naar Phedi to cross the attractive bridge over the Gorge of Lapche River by crossing various little streams and suspension spans before achieving this extension. Therefore, we proceed upwards on a winding, soak trail, up to the beautiful terraces. We additionally move ahead on the level way over the terraced field bypassing various Buddhist stupas en route to get to the Nar Village (an exceptionally lovely settlement with perfect houses). Tonight's accommodation and dinner will be planned at a nearby tea house.

Day 12: Acclimatization: (Second day)
This day is planned and separated for acclimatization because the next day we climb the Kang La Pass (5,322m). It's vital to adjust to the diminishing air before climbing the pass so rather than climbing additional height; the day will be spent doing side outings and different exercises that assist during the time spent acclimatization. We investigate the settlement and the living way of individuals throughout. However, the night will be spent in the teahouse of Nar village where we have already spent the earlier night.

Day 13: Trek from Nar – Ngwal (3,660 m) via Kang La pass (5,322 m)
We continue walking towards the base of the Kang La Pass by following the wide level valley and yak field, which takes around a couple of hours from Nar village. Therefore, we steeply climb passing various snow slide regions to the Kang La Pass with an entrancing perspective of the Annapurna Range and other little peaks. Appreciating the view, we descend to the lush way, which is very steep and generally unsafe in hard snow. Finally, the beginning of the grassy path exhibits to us the perspective of Chulus fall before steeping Ngwal overnight.

Day 14: Trek from Ngwal – Chame (2,670 m)
The steep descent from Ngwal conveys us to the settlement of Humde after that, climbing through the past Mani walls leads to Ghyaru which welcomes us with perspectives of Annapurna II and IV. However, the trail steeply slides towards the Marsyangdi River following the waterway which heads towards the wonderful settlement of Pisang. Continuous walk proceeds through the south bank and the scaffold named Swargadwari presently takes the north bank of the stream and heads towards Thaleku bypassing the delightful Apple Orchards before achieving Chame. The night will be spent at a hotel in Chame.

Day 15: Trek from Chame – Tal (1,700 m)
From Chame, we retrace the path followed before scaling to Chame. The trail, following the south bank of the waterway at first descends to Latamro, which at that point marginally climbs to Timing. After Timing, a lofty descent through the dense forest of Pine and Fir will take us to Dharapani by crossing Bagarchhap behind. Leaving the stone door at Dharapani the trail at long last drops to the village of Tal. Tonight’s accommodation and dinner will be managed at a nearby hotel at Tal.

Day 16: Trek from Tal to Besisahar (760 m)
Today, following the trail along Marsyangdi River, now on the east bank and alternate on the west bank of the waterway, we stroll down to Besisahar through the forest of pine and fir, developed terrace of rice, marijuana, and other regular harvests along with the lovely settlement of individuals displaying their way of life, tradition, and culture. Finally, after entering Besisahar, the night will be spent at a hotel.

Day 17: Trek from Besisahar – to Kathmandu (1,300 m)
At a young hour toward the beginning of the day, we march forward to catch a vehicle to Kathmandu. The transport travels south till Dumre, which at that point follows after the Prithvi Highway until it achieves Kathmandu, and the vehicle is stopped twice, once for breakfast and once for lunch en route. Finally, you will be escorted to the tourist standard lodge and after a while, the organization delegates lead a short gathering to examine the outing and your experience. In the evening time, we will be spending time in a popular Nepalese restaurant getting charged out of ethnic cultural dance and music with delicious Nepali dishes.

Day 18: Departure day
On the final day of the trip, you can go for collecting some memories for your loved one before the flight time. Our company’s private vehicle will take you to the airport focusing your flight time for your final departure our representative wishes you a safe journey and successful forward steps with respect and greetings at the airport.