Trekking
Limi Valley Trek
Trip Facts
Duration
19 Days
Starts In
Kathmandu (1337m)
Ends In
Kathmandu (1337m)
Maximum Altitude
5,360 m
Expedition Grade
Moderate
Trek Type
Tea House
Best Season
March to May, June to Aug
Attractions
Sightseeing and trekking/climbing
Group Size
12 pax Maximum
Transportation
Flights/private car or tourist bus (as per itinerary)
Accommodation:
Camps/Lodge
Limi Valley Trek
Settled between the Indian subcontinent and the solid savannahs of the Tibetan Plateau, Humla lies concealed in the far northwest crook of Nepal. Limi Valley, situated in the northern part of Humla, was exposed for trekkers only in 2002 AD. Since then, only a few tourists have explored the remote yet beautiful villages of Limi Valley. Limi Valley is one of the most amazing places in the Himalayas that are yet to be explored; hence the valley still houses the purest form of Tibetan Buddhism. The tranquility of the quiet paths, the peacefulness of rugged scenery, antique Tibetan civilizations, and charms, are the main highlight of Limi Valley Trek.
Limi Valley Treks begins from Nepalgunj to Simikot by air, and it is from Simikot, the directorial headquarters of Humla, that the trek begins. Trekkers get to move along the ancient salt trading route and the spiritual tracks of Humla all the way up to the border of China and Nepal in Hilsa. The trekkers also get to relish the beauty of the holy Mount Kailash (6714m) from afar. Humla Limi Valley Trek is an appropriate “off the beaten” trek in the Himalayas of Nepal. This journey leads you to the core of uncharted upper valleys of Humla. Discovering the deep valleys of Karnali River and relishing the turquoise color of the stream is another feature of this trek. The trans-Himalayan terrain, amazing passes, and the captivating Tibetan culture in the settlements of Halji, Til, and Jang are the major charms of the Humla Limi Valley Trek. Apart from the untouched beauty, old-fashioned-looking villages, culture, and an age-old way of life can be explored personally on this trek. The remote environment of Humla Limi Valley Trek has greater chances of finding the blue sheep and also the erratic and mysterious snow leopards.
This popular tour is deemed guilty of hypnotizing people as it combines the country’s most famous landmarks and sacred sites along with diverse natural landscapes into a package. With the team of highly experienced and friendly guides of Expedition Himalaya, the tour is undoubtedly going to be even more hypnotizing. All your permits, transportation and accommodations are arranged by us so that you can have a hassle-free trip.
Itinerary:
Day 01 | Arrival Kathmandu(1330m)
Day 02 | Flight Kathmandu to Nepalgunj (150 m)
Day 03 | Flight Nepalgunj to Simikot (2950 m)
Day 04 | Trek from Simikot to Dharapuri (2300 m) 4 Hrs
Day 05 | Trek from Dharapuri to Kermi (2670 m) 4 Hrs
Day 06 | Trek from Kermi to Yalbang (3020 m) 5 Hrs
Day 07 | Trek from Yalbang to Tumkot (3380 m) 5-6 Hrs
Day 08 | Trek from Tumkot to Yari (3700 m) 5-6 Hrs
Day 09 | Trek from Yari to Hilsa (3720 m), crossing the Nara La (4620 m) 7 Hrs
Day 10 | Trek from Hilsa to Manepeme (3990 m) 5 Hrs
Day 11 | Trek from Manepeme to Til (4000 m) 6 Hrs
Day 12 | Trek from Til - Halji (3660 m) 3-4 Hrs
Day 13 | Trek from Halji to Jang (3930 m) 4 Hrs
Day 14 | Trek from Jang to Talung (4370 m) 8 Hrs
Day 15 | Trek from Talung to Shinjungma (3620 m), crossing the Nyalu La (4949 m) 8 Hrs
Day 16 | Trek from Shinjungma to Kermi (2670 m) 7 Hrs
Day 17 | Trek from Kermi to Simikot (2950 m) 6-7 Hrs
Day 18 | Flight Simikot to Nepalgunj to Kathmandu
Day 19 | Final Departure
COST INCLUDES
- Airport Pick-up and Drop-off service in a private tourist vehicle
- Airfare: Kathmandu/ Nepalgunj/ Simikot/ Kathmandu (Fixed wing)
- All ground transportation by private vehicle as per the itinerary
- TIMS (Trekkers Information Management System) fee
- 3-star accommodation in Kathmandu for three nights along with breakfast on twin sharing basis
- Accommodation during the trek in Teahouse/Lodges
- All meals (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) during the trek
- Experienced and licensed, English-speaking trekking guide.
- Assistant Guides as required by group size
- Porters (As required by group size)
- Staff expenses (salary, insurance, equipment, domestic airfare, food, and accommodation
- First Aid Kit (Carried by trek guide)
- Applicable local and government taxes
- Welcome dinner in Kathmandu
COST EXCLUDES
- Nepal visa fee
- Any meals in Kathmandu except for welcome dinner (Day 1).
- Your personal equipment (Available on hire in Kathmandu)
- Expenses such as mineral water, laundry, bar bills, showers, internet, battery chargers, etc.
- Travel insurance covering Helicopter evacuation, medical expenses and trip cancellation.
- Tips to guide, porters, and driver as a token of appreciation.
- Any other expenses or charges that are not mentioned in the “cost includes” list.