The Nar Phu Valley Trek

The Nar Phu Valley Trek rigorous trekking opened to the tourist only in the year 2003 will take you to the rural area of Nar Phu valley inhabited by Tibetan Nepalese. These valley inhabitants about 300 households who depend on livestock like most of the Bhotia people do due to the lack of farming and cultivable land. The land of Nar phu is visited by just a few numbers of trekkers till date.

The starting point Besi Sahar is easily accessible from Kathmandu; whereas we will be walking through the famous Annapurna Circuit Trail and branch off at Kotto to follow the off the beaten track to reach Nar Phu valley resting in the northern part of Manang the Trans Himalayan zone. Although the trekking region is less trekked trekking regions in Nepal; Nepal holiday treks and tours is organizing this trekking frequently which is a grandeur of wild lives and unexplored vicinity located in the Annapurna Trekking region. Continue....

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