Trek Overview
Nar Phu Valley Trek takes you to one of Nepal’s remote and beautiful untouched region in Annapurna. Nar Phu is situated in a northeast valley near Chame, Annapurna. Nar and Phu is a different village in the valley. Those both villages are called Nar Phu at once and it is a day walking distance each other. Nar Phu Valley Trek needs a special permit because it is also listed in the restricted area by Government of Nepal. Nar Phu is ethnically Tibetan inhabitants with the high Himalayas.
Nar is bigger than Phu village. Historically, Nar Phu is captured by Khampas (Tibetan refugee) and settled their inhabitants illegally and stabled later on. It is non touristic region yet because of fewer tourists used to visit. The valley is naturally beautiful but due to its remoteness and sort of media promote it is still a virgin destination. There are more than one hundred houses within Nar and Phu. It is not just that two villages in the valley; you can see Jhunum, Chhyakhu Meta, and Kyang along the trail of Nar Phu trek which shows ancient of the refugees were there at once. It offers magnificent snow-capped mountains view, narrow gorges, nature beauty forest, incredible glacier, high pass of Kang la (5200m).
People from the Nar Phu valley celebrate many festivals such as Lhosar, Derchi, Yakchha and much more locally. Of course, they are Buddhist and follow their own culture. The dead body of the people buried or burned or fed to the vulture. It depends according to their date of birth and died, after lama seen his luck of the way that determine how to end dead body. It is an expensive one to feeding vulture because of someone should cut the body and wait until vulture does not come
Trekking at a Glance
14 Days
Medium
5,630m
Tea House / Lodge
Bahundanda/Besi Shahar
Trekking, Hiking
Mar - May & Sep - Nov
Itinerary
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What's Included & Excluded
What's Included
- International Airport Pickup and Drop
- Kathmandu Hotel Accommodation
- Transportation Fare (Kathmandu to Jagat and return)
- Annapurna National Park Fee
- TIMS Card (Trekking Information Management System)
- Nar Phu Permit Fee (Special Trekking Permit for Nar Phu)
- Trekking Food – Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner (3 meals a day during the trek)
- Guide Insurance Fee
- Well English-Speaking Guide
- Porter to Carry Your Luggage (1 porter for 2 trekkers)
- Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour
- Down Jacket (provided if required)
- Welcome Dinner
What's Not Included
- Travel Insurance (Please arrange your own travel insurance)
- Guide and Porter Tips (Optional, based on satisfaction)
- Donations (Any donations during the trek are not included)
- All kinds of Drinks (Alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, etc.)
- Visa Fee in Nepal (Visa fee for entry into Nepal is not included)
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a special permit for the Nar Phu Valley Trek?
Yes, the Nar Phu Valley Trek requires a special trekking permit as it is a restricted area in Nepal. You will need to obtain both the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and the Nar Phu Valley Permit, which are provided as part of the trekking package.
What is the best time to do the Nar Phu Valley Trek?
The best time to undertake the Nar Phu Valley Trek is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. During these months, the weather is clear and ideal for trekking, with pleasant temperatures and good visibility of the surrounding mountains.
How difficult is the Nar Phu Valley Trek?
The Nar Phu Valley Trek is considered moderate to challenging, as it involves high-altitude trekking, steep ascents, and crossing the Kang La Pass at 5,360 meters. It is recommended for trekkers with a good level of fitness and prior trekking experience in the mountains.
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