After breakfast, enjoy a cultural sightseeing tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu, including Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, and Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple). In the afternoon, attend a trek briefing at our office where your guide will explain the route and preparations.

Today you take a 55-minute scenic flight to Nepalgunj, a bustling town in southwestern Nepal near the Indian border. The culture here blends Nepali and Indian influences. In the evening, you can explore the local bazaar before resting for tomorrow’s flight to the mountains.

This morning, take a 45–60 min mountain flight to Simikot, the administrative headquarters of Humla district. The flight offers stunning views of hills, river valleys, and snowcapped peaks. On arrival, you’ll feel the change in altitude and climate as you prepare to begin your trek the next day.

Your trek begins with a descent to the Humla Karnali River, followed by a scenic trail through pine forests and villages. You’ll cross small streams and a suspension bridge before reaching Dharapori, a small settlement surrounded by hills.

Today, the trail ascends gradually to Khagalgaon (3,400m / 11,155ft), passing the scenic Chaya Chahara waterfall. The path then climbs steeply above the gorge of the Humla Karnali River to reach Kermi, where natural hot springs offer a relaxing bath.

Descend briefly to Salli Khola on a suspension bridge before ascending along the Humla Karnali River to reach the Gompa in Yalbang, a calm and scenic campsite. Monks here speak English and warmly welcome trekkers.

The trail climbs above the Karnali River and passes the village of Yangar. Cross a wooden suspension bridge and continue ascending to Muchu or further to Tumkot, where you can visit Mota Gompa.

The trek gradually ascends through stony terrain and small villages like Pani Palbang, crossing Yari East and West before reaching Yari or Thado Dunga. The landscape becomes more isolated and rugged.

Cross the Nara La Pass (4,560m / 14,961ft), adorned with prayer flags, offering stunning views of Mount Kailash (6,638m / 21,778ft). Descend along rocky terrain to reach Hilsa, a busy border town with pilgrims heading to Kailash.

Cross a bridge over Humla Karnali River and follow a narrow trail along the gorge, passing barren peaks and sparse vegetation. Arrive at Manepeme, a quiet Himalayan village.

The trail ascends steep rocks and leaves Humla Karnali behind, entering Limi Valley. Visit the sacred Ya Yip Phuk Meditation Cave, historically used by Lotsawa Rinchen Sangpo.

An easy day along the leveled path of Limi River, passing a Chorten and large Mani wall. Explore monasteries in Halji with ornamented statues and Buddhist scriptures.

Follow the Limi River upstream to reach Jang, the last village in the valley. Explore the ancient Gompa with colorful Buddhist paintings.

Bid farewell to Limi Valley and ascend along Takchhe Khola to reach Talung, crossing rivers and streams on wooden bridges in a remote area with no villages en route.

A challenging day, crossing Nyalu La Pass (4,940m / 16,207ft), the highest point of the trek, offering panoramic views of Humla and glimpses of Tibet and Mount Kailash. Descend sharply to Shinjungma along Salli River.

Descend sharply through pine and birch forests along the Salli River, returning to Kermi. Relax in the natural hot springs upon arrival.

Follow a rough trail past Dharapori and Majgaon, climbing uphill along the gorge of Humla Karnali River to reach Simikot.

Take a mountain flight from Simikot to Nepalgunj (1 hr), followed by a connecting flight back to Kathmandu (55 min). Overnight at a 4-star hotel in Kathmandu.

After breakfast, our representative escorts you to the airport 3 hours before your flight for your onward journey home.