Hiking in the Nar Phu Valley takes you to one of Nepal's most beautiful and remote areas of Annapurna. Nar Phu is located in Annapurna's northeast valley, near Chame. Nar and Phu are two villages in the valley. These two villages are both called Nar Phu and are about a day's walk apart. Hiking in the Nar Phu Valley will take you through quaint medieval villages, narrow gorges, herds of blue sheep, and a spectacular cliff path over one of the area's highest hiking passes. This exotic land, which is only visited by a few hikers, is still rich in medieval Tibetan culture, which has been preserved for centuries. To the taste of Tibet, it is probably the best-known tourist region of the Annapurna hiking routes, with spectacular mountain views and beautiful alpine landscapes.
Nar Phu Trek explores mountain dwellers' lifestyles, hidden and traditional customs and cultures, unique and wild natural beauties, many snow-covered views of the snow-capped mountain, domestic animals such as Yaks and Sheep, and flora and fauna wildlife. The trek in the Nar Phu valley is one of the best trekking destinations for learning about the way of life, culture, and nature of the mountain people. Many festivals are celebrated in the Nar Phu Valley, including Lhosar, Derchi, Yakchha, and many others. They are, after all, Buddhists who adhere to their own culture. Each village has small and ancient Buddhist monasteries, Mani walls, Chortens, and Stupas. The banks of the river, the Moraine landscapes, the snow-capped Mountains of the main attraction like Kangaru Himal 6981m, Mount Himlung 7126m, the peaks of Pisang 6091m and Chulu East 6429m, and many others Annapurna Himalayas as Annapurna I 7937m, Annapurna III 7555m, Annapurna IV 5545m, Gangapurna 7575m, and Tilicho peaks 7219m.
Some Important Highlights of the Trip:
1. Adventurous camping trek towards the beautiful Narphu Valley.
2. Observe the Tibetan culture and lifestyle of the area.
3. Amazing landscape views, crossing over high suspension bridges.
4. Nepal's classic trek with a wide range of spectacular mountain scenery to cross Kang-la Pass.
5. Smooth gradual walking up through subtropical the dense Rhododendron and Pine forest to a Tibetan-influenced valley.
6. Explore the most remote and unspoilt area of Annapurna.
7. Communities of Manangis, passing by several Buddhist monuments and their traditional villages with stone walls.
8. Acclimate in style on a spectacular parallel trip to Ice Lake, just outside Gangapurna Glacier Lake.
9. Meet the locals and their cultural mix takes in Gurung.
10. Sightseeing around the Kathmandu Valley including UNESCO world historical heritage sites.