On the Way to Nar Phu Valley
Trip Highlights
- Discover Annapurna's remote and untouched region.
- The Tibetan and Gurung culture.
- Pass the Kang La 5,306 meters.
- You may have a chance to see wild animals like Monkeys, mountain goats, Himalayan Thar, Musk Deer, and numerous others.
- Perhaps the best view is from Kang La Pass.
- Visit the Ancient Buddhist Monastery.
- Gigantic: Perspectives on Waterfall with pine and Rhododendron forests.
Detail About Nar Phu Valley Trek - 10 Days
The Nar Phu Valley Trek is one of the fascinating treks that combine the remote village of Nar and Phu Valley in the north and east of the Annapurna. It is an Untouched and glorious journey in the Annapurna area. There are astonishing villages that are settled by Tibetan refugees, and you will experience their lifestyle during your trek.
The Nar Phu Valley trek - 10 Days takes you through the rural valley of Nar and Phu Gau. It is one of the most untouched and delightful regions. This trip offers brilliant white snow-covered mountains, Slopes, rocky mountains, narrow gorges, yaks, waterfalls, glaciers, nature, dense forests of pine and rhododendrons, and a high pass of Kang La, 5320 meters.
The Nar Phu Valley Trek was opened for tourists in 2003. It leads into the Manang Gorge. It is a part of the Annapurna trail. However, this valley is a desert, where there can be less rain. Nar and Phu villages are the central places, Tashi Gompa is the emphasis, and Remain Gompa is well-known. The trail is narrow and thrilling.
Nar Phu Valley Trek Starting Point: Dharapani or Koto Village
We begin the journey from Dharapani or Koto village after scenic driving from the capital city of Kathmandu. We follow the Annapurna surrounds to Koto Village, pass through the classic Chortens and mani walls, cross the suspension bridge over the Marshyadi River, and trail to Nar and Phu Valley. The trekking route is Narrow, and rambling through the pine and rhododendron forests opens to a marvelous extension of the white, snowy peaks of the Annapurna ranges and Himlung Himal.
These trips have several other ancient Buddhist monasteries, villages, and nature. We will explore and have the opportunity to observe wildlife animals such as monkeys, mountain goats, Musk deer, Himalayan Thar, and snow leopards.
We cross the Kang la Pass 5,320 Meters; from the top, the sky is blue, and then we can see the Wonderful perspectives on Annapurna II, Annapurna III, Annapurna Iv, Gangapurna, Tilicho Peak, Chulu Pinnacle, and Pisang Top. After that, we hike descending to Pisang, Chame, and drive back to Besishar and Kathmandu.
The Nar Phu Valley Trek: Details Itinerary & Cost in 2026/2027
Depending on the travel organization, if you choose the international travel company, they may charge approximately U$D 2000 to 3000 per person. Nepal has many local trekking companies. It may be hard to pick the best trekking company in Nepal.
However, we are a local guide and porter company. We are somewhat less expensive than others. Our services are double theirs. Our main goal is to make your dream complete in the Himalayas and your whole-day Nepal Visit.
The Nar Phu Valley trek cost is U$D: 1060 per head. A Full board package, this trek includes both ways of transportation from Kathmandu to Besishar and Kathmandu by local bus and lodging for three meals per day.
Nar Phu Valley Trek Permit Cost
This trek required three types of permits: a Special Nar Phu Valley Entry permit, an Annapurna Conservation Area (ACAP) Permit, and a Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS) card covering the complete Nar Phu Valley with the Annapurna region:
September – November
- USD 100 per person: week U$D 15 per person/day (beyond one week):
- Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) per person USD: 30.
- TIMS card USD: 20 per person.
December – August
- USD 75 per person: week U$D 15 per person/day (beyond one week)
- Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) per person USD: 30.
- TIMS card USD: 20 per person.
Is Nar Phu Valley Trek a Difficult Route?
This trip is Nepal’s perfect trekking destination in the Himalayas region. It is also a moderate-difficult trek. For most trekkers, good health and reasonable physical fitness are essential for this trip. Because you are going to more than 5000 meters. If your physical fitness is good, then I am 99% sure. It will be able to complete these itineraries.
It’s most important to drink water and get plenty of rest to let your body adjust naturally to the increased altitude. As always, your local trekking guide will take care of your adjustment and ensure that you take pleasure in a safe and rewarding trek to the Nepal Himalayas.
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- Walking Distance 213Km/132.3 Miles
- Maximum Height 1925 Meters
- Accommodation Hotel/Lodge/Tea House
After breakfast, we will drive along the Prithvi Highway to Dumre, and then we follow the narrow and paved road by the Marshyangdi River to reach Besishar. Again, we will change the jeep or bus to Dharapani. It will be long and lush green hills, rivers, colorful terraced fields, and small settlement areas. After, we will stay at Lodge.
- Day Meals Breakfast/Lunch & Dinner
- Walking Distance 15Km/9.32 Miles
- Maximum Height 2605 Meters
- Accommodation Hotel/Lodge/Tea House
Today will be a more exciting day. We will pass the beautiful village of Bagarchhap, Danaque. After, we will ascend and cross the wood bridge, again climbing uphill to ramble on the pine and rhododendron forest. Our trek will continue to reach Timang village. This village has a chance to see the delightful views of Mt. Manaslu, which has more than eight thousand peaks. The trail again moves by lush forest and reaches Koto Village. We will spend the overnight at the Lodge.
- Day Meals Breakfast/Lunch & Dinner
- Walking Distance 14.5 km/8.5 Miles
- Maximum Height 3235 Meters
- Accommodation Hotel/Lodge/Tea House
After a delicious breakfast, we will check the Special Nar Phu Valley permit, ACAP and TIMS Card. The trails offer delightful views of Lamjung Himal and Annapurna II. After, our journey will continue toward Meta. The trekking trails follow along the bank of Soti Khola and through the dense forests. We will cross a few suspension bridges, and ascend on the pine and rhododendron forest. Then, reach Meta Village. We will spend a night at the Lodge.
- Day Meals Breakfast/Lunch & Dinner
- Walking Distance 16.5 km/10.25 Miles
- Maximum Height 4050 Meters
- Accommodation Hotel/Lodge/Tea House
The trekking trail will ascend and descend. We will cross several suspension bridges. The trail will take you to Kyang, where you will get to see the Miscellany of the Khampa settlement. After that, you will walk along the phu Khola on a rugged trail and reach the village. You will get to see the magnificent landscape on the way to Phu Ghau.
- Day Meals Breakfast/Lunch & Dinner
Today is our rest day at Phu Ghau. We will explore the Himlung Base Camp and spend a few hours there, observing the local culture and traditions. We will visit the ancient Buddhist Monastery, which is listed in the 108 world's old Gompas. It's believed to be the last monastery built by Karmapa Rinpoche. We will return to the Hotel, and we will stay overnight at Lodge.
- Walking Distance 20Km/12.42 Miles
- Maximum Height 4130 Miles
- Accommodation Hotel/Lodge/Tea House
After breakfast, we will start our trek. The trail descends and crosses the suspension bridges until you reach Mahendra Pul. From there, we will cross the suspension bridge over the Lapche River. We will ascend by numerous Stupas and reach Nar Village. From the Nar Village, if the skies are clear, then you can see the views of the Pisang Peak and Annapurna ranges.
- Day Meals Breakfast/Lunch & Dinner
Another rest day in Nar Village. Today, you will hike to a small hill around 500 meters, then back to the hotel and explore the village. You will witness the daily lifestyle of the local people and culture.
- Walking Distance 14 km/8.6 Miles
- Maximum Height 3660 Meters
- Accommodation Hotel/Lodge/Tea House
In the early morning, we will have breakfast. After breakfast, our journey will be a long and exciting day. The trail will ascend to Kang la Pass and from the top. We will be able to see the delightful panoramic view of the Annapurna ranges and the beautiful landscape. We will enjoy ourselves with nature. We will spend a few hours on the top taking pictures of mountains and landscapes. After that, we will descend to Nawal Village, where we can explore the ancient Buddhist temple and local lifestyle.
- Day Meals Breakfast/Lunch & Dinner
- Walking Distance 22 km/13.6 Miles
- Maximum Height 2675 Meters
- Accommodation Hotel/Lodge/Tea House
Today, we will have an early morning breakfast. After that, we will descend to Ghermu, Upper Pisang, Dukur Pokhari, and Bratang and reach Chame village. Along the trail, we have a chance to explore the ancient Buddhist monastery, typical Houses, Stupa and mani walls on the way, and views of Annapurna II, Annapurna III, Annapurna Iv, Gangapurna, Pisang Peak, and Lamjung Himal, etc.
- Day Meals Breakfast/Lunch & Dinner
- Maximum Height 1350 Meters
- Accommodation Hotel
After the delicious breakfast, we will catch the jeep to Besishar, pass through the beautiful villages of Koto, Danaque, Dharapani, Chamje village, Jagat, Nadi, and Bulbule, and reach Besishar. Again, we will change the Bus to Kathmandu.
- Day Meals Breakfast & Lucnh
Cost Includes
- International Airport pickup and drop off by private car/van / Jeep / Hiace, depending on the Group Size.
- Transportation service from Kathmandu to Besishar by bus.
- Chame - Besishar by sharing a jeep.
- Besishar – Kathmandu by Bus.
- All meals on a full board basis, BLD (Italian, Chinese, Indian, Nepali, and many European) are chosen from the menu.
- Nar Phu Valley Special Permit.
- ACAP (Annapurna Conservation Area Project) Permit.
- TIMS Card (Trekking Information Management System).
- HLG team, professional, strong, and government-trained English-speaking guide.
- Himalayan experienced and honest porters during the trek (2 Clients for 1 Porter).
- Tea House, homestay, or Guest House) During the Trek.
- Assistant Guide. For group 5 or above.
- Approval of Certificate. After the successful trekking.
- Supplementary energy bars, crackers, Cookies, Halls, etc.
- Fruits like apples, oranges, Blackberries, etc.
- First Aid kit box. (The guide will carry it during the trek).
Cost Excludes
- Cold and hard drinks, such as beer, mineral water, cock, Fanta, Whisky, etc.
- Coffee & Tea.
- Private: Expenses Such As laundry, telephone, WI-FI, Hot Shower, Shopping, etc.
- Your International airfare.
- Nepal visa fee. (15 Days -25 U$D, 30 Days — 40U$D and 90 Days — 100 U$D.
- Hotel in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
- Trekking Equipments.
- Travel insurance is just in case.
- Tips for guides and porters.
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Frequently Asked Questions Expand All
It is a moderate trek. It’s needed the number 10 to 12 days.
It is a Guest House/homestay with comfortable rooms.
You. Needed three types of entry permits
- ACAP Permit.
- TIMS Card.
- Nar Phu Valley Permit.
Yes, it is a restricted; trekking area in Nepal.
You must take a guide mandatory. We will provide you guide and Porter team.
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Useful Information
Foods during the Nar Phu Valley Trek
During the trek to Nar and Phu Valley, your food will be at the Guest House or Homestay. During your trek, you will stop at the villages for a lunch break, breakfast, and dinner, which we will take to the guest house where we are staying. Tea houses offer various meal options to select from the menu. However, they will provide Tibetan & Nepalese foods. It also offers the special Nepali Dal Bhat, a dish of rice, curry, vegetables, papad, lentil soup, and pickles.
Along the journey, you will find European, Chinese, Italian, and Indian foods. You can choose from the Menu: Pasta, Noodles, Pizzas, Macaroni, fried potatoes, Thukpa, Muesli, Oat Porridge, Pancake, Spaghetti, and many other delightful treats available at a lodge along the trek.
Safe drinking water
Along the trekking route, you will get the tap and stream water, but it is not safe to drink. You can use the purification tablets or a filtering pump so that you can drink water. Also, you get a bottle of water and boiled water. However, you must pay some extra cost.
Teahouse/Lodging in Nar Phu Valley Region
The Guest House facilities on the way to the Nar Phu area are basic and limited to a homestay. A tea house is a famous form of accommodation while trekking in Nepal. It is a varied lodging option that culminates with the design of a homestay and a new lodge style.
The community of people living along the trekking route in Nar Phu Valley has customized their homes into a lodge and a homestay. A Guest house room can accommodate a kitchen, dining hall, bathroom, shower room, and a small shop built into the lodge. You can enjoy it with a warm log fire in the dining hall area. Along the trek, you will get a basic bed, pillows, and a cover. You can bring a sleeping bag from your home or a rental in Kathmandu.
Extra cost in the Nar Phu Valley
The package trip covers the accommodation, meals, and transport, which are included in the price. However, such amenities as Wi-Fi, a Hot shower, a bottle of water, Coke, Fanta, Beer, tea, and coffee are not included in the package trip. Moreover, you have to take a budget for tips for your Guide and porters. Also, the Hotel in Kathmandu and Pokhara with meals.
When is the best time to discover the Nar Phu Valley Trek?
We manage the Nar Phu Valley throughout the entire season, but if you are planning this trek. However, you do not have an idea about the best season to learn about this valley. We like to recommend the best season:
- March – April and May (Spring Season): It will be beautiful weather conditions, delightful mountain views, and warm temperatures.
- June – July till August (Summer/Monsoon Season): This summertime in Nepal is rainy, but the Nar Phu Valley area is a rain shadow region. It’s still ideal for trekking.
- September – October and November (spring season): These times will have clear weather, and warm temperatures are best for trekking.
- December – January till February (Winter Season): Winter is the coldest season in Nepal. It can be hard to trek. Because of the heavy snow along the journey. If there is no snow, you can do this trek in Nepal.
Are there alternative trekking routes in the Nar Phu Valley region?
Yes, there are alternative trekking routes in the Nar Phu Valley trek. If you have more than 15 to 20 days of holiday in Nepal, then you can add a side trip to Annapurna Tilicho Lake for adventure or continue to cross the Thorong La Pass, depending on your time frame and preferences.
The main Symptoms of altitude sickness
- Headache
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Fatigue
- Difficulty sleeping
- Dizziness
- Lightheadedness
- Loss of appetite
- Difficult to breathe
Preventive measures
- Do not drink alcoholic beverages at high elevations.
- Keep yourself hydrated.
- Acclimatize from a low altitude to a high and back to sleep at the low.
- Do not achieve more than 500 meters in a day.
- Do not walk very fast at high altitudes.
- Walk slowly on the high elevations and keep walking.
- Do not walk alone on the way.
- Inform your guide as soon as possible if you have any high altitude sickness.
- Drink a lot of boiled water.
- Take garlic soup and Ginger tea. It is a high-altitude sickness medicine.
Essential documents for Nar Phu Valley
- Insurance paper.
- Passport.
- Passport-sized Photos.
- Tim's Card (Trekking Information Management System Card.
- Special Nar Phu Valley Permits.
- ACAP (Annapurna Conservation Area Permit) Entry Permits.
Physical fitness for the trek
The Nar Phu Valley trekking trails are ascending and descending. Therefore, it requires long hours of walking. You have to have a good physical fitness level and be capable of walking for at least 6 to 7 hours a day. You can do exercises such as morning walks, day hiking, or running. It will be beneficial for you. You can prepare yourself physically and mentally for the trek.
Is the Nar Phu Valley Trek safe and secure?
To ensure your safety and security in the Nar Phu Valley trek. We will provide you with a government-registered licensed holder guide. Also, you can follow a well-planned program with acclimatization days, and stay hydrated and on a well-being journey. Our Guide will carry a basic first aid kit, and we recommend that you carry some essential medicines. Along the journey, wear warm clothes for changing weather conditions, and be aware of the signs of high-altitude sickness. If you don't feel well, then you can communicate with a guide who is trained in first aid and emergency response.
Top 6 Best Tips for Nar Phu Valley Trek
- Travel Insurance: Travel insurance is mandatory for the Nar Phu Valley trip. Because there is no hospital on the trek route. In case of medical treatment. We have to take a helicopter rescue to evacuate you to a hospital in Kathmandu. Therefore, you must purchase travel insurance. Ensure to cover medical bills with an emergency helicopter rescue.
- Passport, PP-size photos, and Visa: To book the process for the Trip, you must send a photocopy of the passport and PP-size photos via email or WhatsApp of the participants. However, it must be valid for at least six months from the day you enter Nepal. Similarly, you will need a tourist visa to enter Nepal. Travelers/trekkers can apply for a visa by getting it from the Nepal Embassy office in your country, or you can get an on-arrival visa upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu.
- Communications services: Along the journey, at tea houses, you will get Wi-Fi services, but you have to pay some extra NPR Cash. You have alternative options to use internet services during the trek route. We encourage you to buy the Local NTC SIM card with a data package in Kathmandu. After that, you can use the internet services and contact your friends and family.
- Luggage for Porter: Please Note. We will provide one porter for two trekkers. Your porter will carry a maximum of 10 kg per trekker. Your porter will not carry more than 18 to 20kg of your luggage. You can take essential things during the trek. Other unnecessary things you may store at your Hotel or our office.
- Camera Battery and Mobile Phone Charging: The Nar Phu Valley is an isolated area. Most of the villages have electricity. So you can charge your camera battery and mobile phone. However, the high-elevation area has no electricity. And there is solar power. You want to charge your camera battery and cell phone. It is possible, but they may charge an extra cost.
- Tipping: You can tip your guide and porters at the end of the trek. The tips are common in Nepalese society and are appreciated. We highly encourage tipping your staff a minimum of U$D 150 per membership. You are more satisfied with their service. Then do as you wish.
Luggage store
We provide free luggage storage at our office in Kathmandu. Most of the Hotels in Kathmandu offer free luggage storage. Therefore, we recommend you carry only essential trekking equipment, and other things you can leave in the Hotel or office.
Why Book with Himalayan Local Guide?
- We obtain all the essential permits quickly and hassle-free.
- Our Guide will book the comfortable teahouses with good meals in every place.
- Customized Itineraries tailored to your interests and pace.
- Guides know the Nar Phu Valley Trekking route, local culture, and languages.
- 5-star reviews on TripAdvisor.
Can I do the Nar Phu Valley Trek without a Guide?
The answer is no, you can't do the Nar Phu Valley trek without a government-registered licensed holder guide. The Nar Phu valley is a restricted trekking route in Nepal. Therefore, trekkers need to obtain the special Nar Phu Valley permit, which can only be issued by a registered trekking company. This rule is in place for safety, environment, and cultural respect in the rural Himalayan regions.
TREKKING EQUIPMENT LIST FOR NAR PHU VALLEY REGION
Body Clothing
- Sleeping Bag
- Down Jacket
- Three pairs of trekking T-shirts
- Long-sleeved shirts
- Thermal Shirt for colder places
- Fleece Jacket
- Warm wool Sweaters
- Waterproof and windproof Jacket
- Cotton Trekking pants with folding
- Waterproof and windproof pants
Head and Face
- Sun Hat
- Wool or fleece hat
- Headlight
- Sunglass
- Sunscreen 50
- Face wipes and a towel
List of Footwear
- Trekking Boats
- ¾ Paris Preferably, Cotton Socks
- Crampon
- One pair of extra sports shoes
Necessary Gears
- Gaiters, just in case of snow
- Gloves and Thick Gloves
- Big rucksack above 40 L
- Waterproof Bag Cover
- Rain Coat
- Trekking Pole (if needed)
- Laundry Soap
- Shampoo
- Toothbrush
- Toilet papers
- Water pearls
- Bottle for drinking water
- Pen and Notebook
- Copy and Tourist Guide Book
- Camera
- Battery charger
- Memory card
- Cell Phone and Charger
- Money Wallet
- Altimeters and Playing card
First aid Kid
- Diamox
- Cotton bandages
- Paracetamol
- Painkillers
- Loperamide to control diarrhea (just in case).
- Water purified tablets
- Lozenges
- Elastic bandages
- Thermometer
- Moleskin and sling.
Trip Review
The trek itself was sensational. Amazing people, scenery, wildlife and very off the beaten track. The monastery at Nar phedi and the viewpoint near phu village deserves special mentions.
Everything went by without a glitch. Chitra’s brother, Bashanta was our guide. It was my first trek in Nepal, and to be honest the challenging terrain is a bit over my fitness level. But thanks to Bashanta I had a great time. He was supportive when the climbs get difficult, patient when I lag behind, and even brought fruit, cookies and anti-altitude sickness pills along. That, and many such thoughtful details, and his kind and cheerful outlook really makes a difference. We will be back for sure, and we’ll want Chitra and Bashanta on our side again.
My wife and I decide last minute to go to Nepal.I personally went there twice as a solo trekker,so we didn't want to be in a group .I found Citra agency by chance while browsing .I text him through WhatsApp and straight away I had a good feeling.He customed us a trek according to our available time,took care of permis and everything...We did the Nar and Phu valley trek .It was mind blowing,Bashanta our guide was so nice and helpful, always discreet when needed,just a very nice person.We are definitely coming back next year .
I highly recommend this agency,honest and very good price
Himalayan Local Guide was really helpful and professional,they helped with all the permits before we came to Kathmandu,so on arrival all permits was issued.Guide we hade on the trip Emmanuel was top notch, the trip was just perfect.Warmly recommend to use them if u want have a spotless trip and experience during your trip.
Many thanks to you guys for this trip and see you next time.
