Limi Valley Trek is in the north of Humla and one of the most beautiful places in the Himalayas. Extending from the boarder of the Himalayan pass Hilsa and the Chang La between Nepal and Tibet. The Limi valley is a hidden valley in the district of Humla and one of the most remote district of Nepal. It is the distinctive feature of this valley that everything here is unspoiled and untouched by the flame of modernization. It is said that this is the only enthralling and hidden valley to be explored probably in the planet.
The journey commence with a flight of Simikot from Nepalgunj in the district headquarter of Humla district. We start our trekking trail from Dharapuri, Kermi, Yalbang, Thumkot, Yari, Hilsa via Nara-La Pass (4,500 m). This pass is the first high pass you will encounter with which offers one of the spectacular vistas of mountains. Heading towards the north from this high pass, trekkers reach to Limi Valley and they find if simply incredible. Once we reach high pass and explore around Limi valley we take our trail downhill through Manepeme, Til, Halji Jang, Talung, Shinjungna, Kermi, Simikot and a fly back to Nepalgunj and a return flight to Kathmandu.
This trek offers you the experience of witnessing wildlife including wild yak, blue sheep, wolf, marmot, kyang, barking deer, musk deer, Himalayan black bear, snow leopard, flora and fauna. It is once in a life time adventure to see and experience spectacular mountain vistas, high passes, rich ethnic culture and wonderful hospitality of the people living in the land of Himalayas. One can also combine this trek with Kailash tour in Tibet and make one complete trekking and tour of Nepal and Tibet.
Fly Kathmandu to Nepalgunj,
Fly Nepalgunj to Simikot,
Trek Simikot to Dharapuri,
Trek Dharapuri to Kermi,
Trek Kermi to Yalbang,
Trek Yalbang to Thumkot,
Trek Thumkot to Yari,
Trek Yari to Hilsa via Nara-La Pass,
Rest day in Hilsa,
Trek Hilsa to Manepeme,
Trek Manepeme to Til,
Trek Til to Halji,
Trek Halji to Jang,
Trek Jang to Talung,
Trek Talung to Shinjungna via Nyala-La Pass,
Trek Shinjungna to Kermi,
Trek Kermi to Simikot,
Fly Simikot to Nepalgunj and fly back to Kathmandu,
Free day in Kathmandu,
Fly Kathmandu to Nepalgunj, about 45 minute of flight. Transfer to hotel and overnight stay in hotel [200 m]
Fly Nepalgunj to Simikot, about 45 minute of flight and overnight stay in tent [2,950 m]
Trek Simikot to Dharapuri, about 4-5 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [2,300 m]
Trek Dharapuri to Kermi, about 4-5 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [2,670 m]
Trek Kermi to Yalbang, about 5-6 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [3,020 m]
Trek Yalbang to Thumkot, about 5-6 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [3,380 m]
Trek Thumkot to Yari, about 5-6 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [3,700 m]
Trek Yari to Hilsa via Nara-La Pass [4,620 m], about 6-7 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [3,720 m]
Hilsa: Explore around OR Rest day, overnight stay in tent [3,720 m]
Trek Hilsa to Manepeme, about 4-5 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [3,990 m]
Trek Manepeme to Til, about 5-6 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [4,000 m]
Trek Til to Halji, about 3-4 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [3,660 m]
Trek Halji to Jang, about 3-4 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [4,370 m]
Trek Jang to Talung, about 7-8 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [4,370 m]
Trek Talung to Shinjungna via Nyala-La Pass [4,949 m], about 7-8 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [3,620 m]
Trek Shinjungna to Kermi, about 6-7 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [2,670 m]
Trek Kermi to Simikot, about 6-7 hours of trek and overnight stay in tent [2,950 m]
Fly Simikot to Nepalgunj and fly back to Kathmandu. Transfer to hotel and overnight stay in hotel.
Free day in Kathmandu: Farewell dinner and overnight stay in hotel.
Cost Includes:
- All ground transportation by Car, Van, Hi-Ace or tourist Bus & trekking pick up & drop).
- Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu & Pokhara at tourist standard Hotel on Bed & Breakfast basis (B&B)
- 3 Major meals; [B/L/D] by Lodge menu & accommodation at best available teahouse lodge during the trek. [B = Breakfast, L = Lunch & D = Dinner]
- Professional English speaking trekking guide, necessary Sherpa & Porters.
- Guided tour in Kathmandu
- Temple and Monument fees in Kathmandu
- Insurance coverage for all support crews, their foods, accommodation and daily wages
- Per member 15 Kg. luggage allow while in the trekking.
- Trekking Permit, TIMS & National Park Entrance Fees
- Medical Kit Box for Nepali support crews.
- All official taxes and service charge.
Cost Excludes:
- Personal transportation except those mentioned in the above program.
- Airport transportation, visa fees, international and national flights, airport tax
- Major meals lunch and dinner during your stay in Kathmandu & Pokhara
- Personal trekking gears as well as sleeping bag which must cover over minus -15 degree Celsius.
- Bottled drinks [Hard & Soft] like Coca-Cola, Beers etc.
- All drinks except tea and coffee.
- Your personal insurance such as travel, accident, medical, emergency evacuation & rerouting
- Costs incurred due to any unforeseen events.
- Personal medicines and First-Aid expenses
- Nepal custom duty for import of expedition goods arriving to Nepal by air or road; Postage letter, Laundry service, Telephone calls and all other items of personal nature.
- Horse renting and additional porters during the trek.
- Tips for your Nepalese trekking crews.
Equipment List for Camping & Lodge Trekking
Head Wear:
- Fleece & woolen hat (Winter hat to cover ears)
- Sun hat & sunglasses
- Lip balm & sun block with high UV protection
- Scarf to cover face (dust & wind)
Hands Wear:
- Wind fleece gloves & waterproof gloves
- A trail map & Guide book
- Camera & other reading books
- Trekking poles/walking sticks
- Playing cards (Optional)
Body Wear:
- Loose comfortable trekking T-shirts & pants
- Long fleece T-shirt for sun protection
- Trousers, Waterproof jackets & pants
- Warm jacket (Down jacket)
- Raincoat/rain cover
- Under garments
Foot Wear:
- Warm woolen socks
- Warm comfortable trekking boots
- Warm comfortable camp shoes & scandals
- Gaiters (if snow)
Sleeping:
- Sleeping bag – 15 degree
- Sleeping bag silk liner
- Pillow/sleeping pad
First-Aid-Kit:
- Personal medicines for fever, common cold, headaches etc. that you need to take
- Moleskin for blister
- Diamox for high altitude sickness
- Other related medicines for your journey
Toiletries & Personal Hygiene:
- Light towel & face cloth
- Toothbrush, paste & shavers
- Shampoo & conditioner
- Face & body moisturizer
- Small comb & nail clipper
- Toilet paper
- Hand sanitizer
- Biodegradable washing liquid/soap
- Feminine hygiene products
Personal Suppliers & Accessories:
- A comfortable day back pack (Rucksack 40-45 liters) for your jacket, snacks, camera, belt etc.
- A kit bag (Carry Luggage) maximum 15 kg per person (Preferred by porters)
- Camera with extra batteries or charger & memory card
- Head lamp/torch with extra batteries
- Watch with light & alarm
- Money belt
- Energy/protein bars
- Water bottle (minimum 2 liters of 2 bottle)
- Water purification tablets
Extras things to carry during your journey:
- Extra passport photos & photocopies of your passport
- Copies of your travel insurance paper & don’t forget to check your insurance policy number.
Equipment list for Mountaineering
- Set of Harness & Crampon
- Helmet, Ice-Axe & rope
- Descender, Jumar & Karabiner
- A comfortable day backpack (Rucksack 40-45 liters)
- A kit bag (Carry Luggage) for your clothes & other accessories
- Warm sleeping bag – 30 degree
- Hard mattress, Head lamp/torch with extra batteries
- Mountaineering shoes, Woolen socks & Gutter
- Warm comfortable camp shoes & sandals
- Heavyweight warm windproof & waterproof jacket, pants & trousers
- Heavyweight warm windproof & waterproof gloves
- Warm pullover & under garments
- First-Aid-Kit for your personal medicines
1) Travel Insurance (Mandatory)
a) Have your travel insurance policy to cover theft, loss and medical
problems is an excellent idea for travel in Nepal. Check your
policies available carefully because some policies exclude
“Dangerous activities”.
b) Choose a policy that covers medical and emergency repatriation,
including helicopter evacuation for trekkers and general medical
evacuation to hospital.
c) Do not forget to say your travel insurance company where you are
travelling (country) and about your activities like trekking, climbing
or expedition and their altitude too.
Note: Make copies of your Insurance policy and do not forget to
carry your travel insurance policy number with you.
2) Valid Passport and Visa
a) A valid passport and two passport size photos with a light
background.
b) Normally, visa can be issued on your arrival at the Tribhuvan
International Airport (TIA) OR major surface entry points.
c) Make copies of your passport with including your visa pages with
you and take it with you during your expedition, trekking, tour
period.
3) Cancellation Policy
We understand things happen and plans change and will refund your
deposit minus a $150 cancelation fee. Once we have booked your
flight between Kathmandu, Pokhara and Lukla your deposit is non-
refundable. If your travel dates change we can generally reschedule
you at no extra charge, but please provide at least 7 days advance
notice.
Note: After starting the tour, trekking in your destination: – No
refund.
4) Payment Method
a) Deposit should be 50% of total amount per person (to be agreed).
b) Confirmation: On receipt of deposit the Clients place on the
program will be confirmed.
c) Balance: Due no later than 60 days prior to trip departure.
Method: By bank transfer, credit card, cheques, or by cash.
d) Balance not received by the agreed date: We reserve the right to
cancel the booking and the deposit will be forfeited – unless The
Client specifies another date which The Company accepts.
Note:
1) Bank charges will be charged at cost and payment by cost
entails 4% extra.
2) Please provide us with your bank receipt, after transfer of
payment to our Account (A/c).
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