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The Rara to Simikot Trek is one of Nepal’s most remote and breathtaking trekking adventures, connecting the pristine beauty of Rara Lake in Mugu with the rugged Himalayan gateway of Simikot in Humla. This 17-day journey takes you deep into untouched wilderness, ancient villages, and culturally rich mountain communities. Far from crowded trekking routes, this expedition offers pure solitude, dramatic landscapes, and an authentic Himalayan experience that feels timeless and untouched.
The Rara to Simikot Trek is a rare Himalayan journey through Nepal’s remote Karnali region. Starting from the peaceful turquoise waters of Rara Lake, the trail ascends through pine forests, alpine meadows, deep river valleys, and high ridges above 4,000 meters.
This trek offers a true wilderness experience where modern infrastructure disappears and nature takes over. Along the way, trekkers pass through isolated settlements where people still live traditional mountain lifestyles deeply connected to nature and Tibetan-influenced culture.
The journey ends at Simikot (2,910m), a historic Himalayan trading hub and the gateway to the sacred Mount Kailash region. This trek is ideal for adventure seekers who want raw nature, cultural depth, and an off-grid Himalayan experience.
It starts from Rara (Mugu) and ends at Simikot (Humla).
It is moderate to strenuous due to long walking days and remote terrain.
The trek reaches above 4,000 meters in certain high passes.
Yes, Rara National Park Permit and Humla Restricted Area Permit are required.
Yes, this is a full camping-style trekking expedition.
No, most of the route has no connectivity.
Freshly cooked Nepali, continental and energy meals during trek.
Not recommended for beginners due to remoteness and difficulty.
Spring and autumn are the best seasons.
It is available mainly as private or small group (2–6 people).
