Far west Nepal is an emerging tourist destination in Nepal. This westernmost region of Nepal is one of the most beautiful regions, holding some of the most beautiful attractions where nature can be experienced at its best. From the largest herd of Deer in Suklaphanta National Park to the high Alpine landscape of Api and Saipal Himal are amazing for exploration of wildlife and nature. Khaptad National park is popular for its beautiful meadows and a Khaptad Baba (Swami), a perfectly picturesque spot for photography lovers lies in this region. Lower land is more popular for flora and fauna whereas higher altitudes are known for trekking.
Trekking in Far west Nepal is authentic as it is an untouched and unexplored region, away from the modern world. This area will offer you an opportunity to explore the diverse vegetation, landscape, and culture where you will taste the early trekking time when Nepal first opened for international trekkers and mountaineers. The warm-hearted people and their typical culture are loved by travelers who had visited there. Some of the following popular trekking in Far West Nepal are Rara lake Trek, Jumla Trek, Simikot to Limi valley Trek, Lower Dolpo to Rara lake Trek, and Api Himal and Khaptad Trek.
Trekking to Rara Lake from Talcha airport is the shortest trek in Karnali province. The Rara Lake, the biggest Lake of Nepal lies at an altitude of 2990 me...
The Dolpo to Rara Trek via Kagmara Pass is a long multiday trek in the western region of Nepal. This trek takes place in three different districts of Dolpo...
The Rara Lake circuit trek through Sinja valley is an excellent trekking destination in Karnali province in far west Nepal, linking two different districts...
Simikot Raling Monastery trek is a cultural trek that takes place in Nhin Valley in the Humla district of northwest Nepal. Trekking in Humla will offer you...
The Jumla and Rara Lake trek takes place in the most rural area of Nepal, Karnali province in far west Nepal. Trekking through the diverse landscape from J...
Limi Valley lies in the Humla district on the Northwest border of Nepal and Tibet. It is also known as the hidden valley of Tibet, deeply touched by the ou...
Highest point
4988m
Difficulty
3/5
Best season
May - October
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