Humla Limi Valley Trek 17nights 18days

Our journey starts with a 50-minute flight to Nepalgunj on the first day. Nepalgunj is located in western Nepal, close to the Indian border.

Hotel

B

Elevation:2,270m

Duration: 6- 7 hours.

We will take a picturesque 30-minute flight to Simikot (2950m), the administrative hub of Humla. Amazing views of Mt. Api (7132m) and Mt. Saipahl (7031m) may be seen during the trip. With breathtaking views of the Humla Karnali River and the valley below, Simikot is perched on a ridge. After that, it would take us around three hours of trekking to get to Dharmapuri, where we spend the night.

Tea House/Camping

B

Elevation:2,629 meters

Duration: 6-7 hours.

Today's trip passes through cultivated fields and narrow gorges following the Karnali River. We cross the Lhundrup Choling Gompa and Laikyo Gompa on the path. We're going to camp in Kermi tonight and have surrounding views of the mountain.

Tea House/Camping

B

Elevation: 3,020 meters

Duration: 5-6 hours.

Today's five-hour trek starts quite flat, climbs up a minor hill, and then descends to a suspension bridge that spans the Sali River. We keep going through a forest of pine trees till we arrive at Yalbang Village. We can go to the Namkha Khyung Dzong Monastery after arriving.

Tea House/Camping

B

Elevation: 3,380 meters

Duration: 6- 7 hours.

Today, we follow the trail along the Karnali River and then arrive at Yangar. Next, the walk goes to the Karnali River's suspension bridge. The trail heads uphill, and eventually, we arrive at Tumkot.

Tea House/Camping

B

Duration: 6-7 hours.

We have a five-hour hike uphill to Yari or Thado Dhunga, which starts with a tough ascent and continues through a desolate area with few trees to Pani Palwang Village. After having lunch in Pani Palawan, we might hike for a further two hours to reach Tumkot or Thado Dunga, which is 3750 meters above sea level, where we will set up a tent for the night.

Tea House/Camping

B

Duration: 6-7 hours.

We start our six-hour trip day by traversing a rough and desolate area before progressively climbing to Nara La Pass, where Tibetan prayer flags flutter in the wind. After that, we'll head down to Hilsa, where we can spend the night in a tea house or camp.

Overnight in a Camp/ Tea house. [B/-/-]

Tea House/Camping

B

Elevation: 3,380 meters

Duration: 6-7 hours.

These days, the trail goes east of Manepeme along the Karnali River. The trail gradually climbs through rugged terrain to our overnight destination of Manepeme.

Tea House/Camping

B

Elevation: 4,000 meters

Duration: 6-7 hours.

Today's journey will last six hours, starting with a two-hour climb before we reach Lamka La Pass (4300m) and Ya Yip Phuk. After that, the trail descends for almost 1.5 hours till we reach Til, a typical Tibetan town surrounded by verdant natural surroundings. We shall remain at Til tonight.

Tea House/Camping

B

Elevation: 4,000 meters

Duration: six to seven hours.

We travel upstream along the Limi River today to a chorten featuring a huge Mani wall inscription. It will just take three hours to reach our destination, and once there, we will have time to explore the main monastery in the Lim Valley, the 14th-century Rinchenling Gompa. We are going to stay in a tea house tonight.

Tea House/Camping

B

Elevation: 3,930m

Duration: 4-5 hours.

We travel to Jang today, which will take four hours, by following the Limi Khola (river). There are no communities along the route until we reach Jang, where we will spend the night, so this is a walk where you may experience complete peace and tranquillity.

Tea House/Camping

B

Elevation: 4,370 meters

Duration: 8-9 hours.

We have an eight-hour hike ahead of us that will take us to higher altitudes, making it an even more challenging day on the path. We will stop for enough rest to allow you to catch your breath before reaching Talung Village, where camping is the only option due to its remote location.

Tea House/Camping

B

Duration: 6-7 hours.

Today is going to be another extremely taxing eight hours as we over Nyalu La crossing, the second crossing on the walk. However, the rewards are incredible once you're there, with panoramic vistas looking down into the valleys and out to far-off Tibet. After that, we descend to Lake Selma (4630m), from whence we can see Mount Kailash (6638m) and Mount Saipal (7031m), both of which are capped in snow. The trail continues along the Sali River until it reaches Shinjungma, our overnight destination. We will be able to unwind and enjoy the breathtaking views of Mount Saipal from our campground.

Tea House/Camping

B

Elevation: 2,670 meters

Duration: 6-7 hours.

We return to Kermi today after a seven-hour trip. Initially, we descend through forests of birch and pine for almost 3000 meters. After that, we follow the Sali Khola River until it meets the Karnali River. After three exhausting days of hiking and soaking in the hot springs, we can unwind in Kermi's hot springs tonight and spend the night in a tea house.

Tea House/Camping

B

Elevation: 2,950 meters

Duration: 6-7 hours.

The journey to Darapuri (2300m) and Majgaon (2290m), from where we ascend above the Karnali River, takes around six hours. Following our ascent over the 3000m peak, we are treated to an amazing vista of the Nyinba Valley (4050m). We reach Simikot, where we will spend the night, after another half hour of hiking.

Tea House/Camping

B

We will board our aircraft to Nepalgunj this morning after viewing the dawn from your tea house, and we will take your second flight of the day to Kathmandu. Flying over Nepalgunj, you will have some genuinely stunning vistas across the snow-laden Himalayas. Long-lasting memories of these magnificent mountains and your excursion into this tranquil, far-off area will also be provided by your second flight.

Hotel

B

Your Nepal adventure concludes today. Arrive at the airport 3 hours before your flight. On the journey home, use your time to plan your next Nepalese adventure. Nepal's beauty and culture offer endless opportunities for future exploration in this enchanting country.     

B

The ideal trekking seasons are late September–November (autumn) and March–May (spring) when the weather is stable and skies are clear.

Yes. Due to the remoteness, long walking days, and high altitudes, prior trekking experience is highly recommended.

Lodges and teahouses in Humla and Limi Valley are basic and limited. Some nights may require camping in very remote areas.

Teahouses provide basic meals such as dal bhat, noodles, soups, and Tibetan-style dishes. It is recommended to carry snacks for long trekking days.

Acclimatization days are included in the itinerary. Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and inform your guide immediately if you experience a headache, nausea, or dizziness.

Yes. A guide is mandatory for safety and navigation in this remote region. Hiring a porter is recommended to carry heavy luggage.

Trekking days range from 5–8 hours, depending on terrain, altitude, and acclimatization needs. Some days involve steep climbs to high passes.

Essentials include trekking boots, warm clothing (down jackets), rain gear, sleeping bag, trekking poles, hat, sunscreen, and a small daypack.

Yes. Insurance covering high-altitude trekking, helicopter evacuation, and medical emergencies is strongly recommended due to the remoteness of the region.