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Trekking
in Nepal Himalaya |
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Photo Gallery |
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Expeditions
in Nepal
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 Everest
(8,848 m)
Kanchenjungha
(8,586 m)
Lhotse
(8,516 m)
Makalu
(8,463 m) [Next]
Cho
Oyu (8,201 m)
Dhaulagiri
(8,167 m)
Dhaulagiri V (7,618 m) [New]
Manaslu
(8,163 m)
Annapurna
(8,091 m)
Shisapangma
(8,013 m)
Ama
Dablam (6,812 m)
Pumori
(7,161 m)
Himalchuli
(7,893 m)
Khangaru
(7,010 m)
Thamserku
(6,623 m)
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Peak
Climbing
in Nepal
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Mera
Peak (6,654 m)
Chulu
East (6,584 m)
Singhu
Chuli (6,501 m)
Hiunchuli
(6,441 m)
Chulu
West (6,419 m)
Kusum
Kangaru (6,367 m)
Parchamo
(6,187 m)
Island
Peak (6,160 m)
Lobuche
(6,119 m)
Pisang
(6,091 m)
Kwangde
(6,011 m)
Ramdung
(5,925 m)
Paldor
(5,896 m)
Kongma
Tse (5,849 m)
Naya
Kanga (5,844 m)
Pokhalde
(5,806 m)
Tharpu
Chuli (5,663 m)
Mardi
Himal (5,587 m)
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Nar
& Phu Trekking - Itinerary |
Ensuring you experience the difference of
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Prayer
Flags - What you see very often
while trekking in Himalaya |
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 While
you trek in Nepal, in most of the places you see
the strips of coloured cloth printed with
Buddhist sutras are strung up at the top of
passes and streams and houses. The colours are
highly symbolic - red, green, yellow, blue and
white represent the elements of fire, wood,
earth water and iron. These are believed to
purify the air and pacify the gods. Beautiful,
multi-hued prayer flags line every hilltop, rock
wall and trailside singing prayers to the gods
with every breeze and every passing traveler.
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MUSTANG
- Trekking Facts
| Highlights : |
Trek
to the desolate landscapes, where few people
visit |
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Unveil
those things, which remained restricted so far |
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Trek
from lowland villages to deeper valleys |
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Give
extension to your program to other short
enjoyable treks. |
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| Normal
Weather Conditions : |
Usually
temperature ranging from 20°C to minus 5°C |
| Accommodation
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Give
priority to Camping |
| Medical
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Small
Health Care Facilities available in most of
the trail.
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| Communication
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Rarely available |
| Rescue
Operations : |
Helicopter
Flights from Kathmandu (Normally within 1 ½ hour) |
| Guidebook(s)
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Trekking
in Nepal Himalaya - Lonely Planet |
| Season(s)
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Spring:
March - April /
Autumn: September - November |
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MUSTANG
- The Forbidden Kingdom could be the next to think
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 Desolate landscapes and lavishly adorned monasteries, great rivers and fields created through the painstaking labour of humans over time, with the highland that extends endlessly northward and the pristine peaks of Annapurna and of the Nilgiri, which mark the horizon to the South, there are few places in the length of the great chain that cast anything like the spell of Mustang.
Most of the trek keeps to arid, high deserts inhabited mostly by people of Tibetan stock.
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North
of Kotho Village and way to Manang there we can find desolate
valleys of Nar & Phu, where few have been before. Close to the
Tibetan frontier and restricted to the foreigners, it has been
recently opened by Nepalese Government under the new regulations. So
what we did last time we repeat it again - visiting these
unfrequented valleys.
Nar & Phu
(New)
Recommended Equipments
