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Limi Valley Trek

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    Spring / Summer / Autumn / Winter

Limi Valley Trek

Overview

The Limi Valley trek is one of the most remote and culturally rich treks in Nepal, located in the far northwest Humla district. Starting from Simikot, the trail winds through ancient Buddhist villages like Kermi, Halji, and Jang, following rivers and crossing high passes like Nyalu La (4940m). The journey offers spectacular views of Mount Saipal and Kailash, and an immersive experience into the Tibetan-influenced heritage of the valley. With its raw beauty, monasteries, and isolated serenity, the Limi Valley trek is ideal for seasoned trekkers seeking both spiritual depth and high-altitude adventure.
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Trip Fact

Price

On Request

Duration

20 Days

Altitude

4949 M

Group Size

02+ Pax

Accommodation

Tent

Trip Start From

Kathmandu

Trip Ends At

Kathmandu

Why Choose This Trip?

1. Explore One of Nepal’s Last Untouched Valleys – Limi Valley

The Limi Valley remains one of the most remote and preserved regions in Nepal, offering a rare opportunity to experience unspoiled landscapes, traditional Tibetan culture, and a way of life unchanged for centuries.

2. Rich Tibetan Buddhist Heritage

Ancient monasteries like Halji’s Rinchenling Monastery, centuries-old mani walls, and sacred gompas are scattered throughout the trek—giving you an intimate look into the spiritual world of Tibetan Buddhism.

3. Epic High-Altitude Pass Crossings

Test your trekking limits by crossing Nyalu La Pass (4940m) and Sechi La (4530m). These challenging passes reward you with jaw-dropping views of Mount Kailash, Mount Saipal, and the Humla-Kailash range.

4. Unique Wildlife and Landscapes

From dry trans-Himalayan terrain to alpine meadows and glacial rivers, the Limi Valley trek showcases incredible ecological diversity. You might even spot rare animals like the snow leopard, blue sheep, or Tibetan wolf.

5. Low Crowd, High Reward Limi Valley Trek

Unlike Everest or Annapurna, the Limi Valley sees only a handful of trekkers annually. If you seek solitude, authenticity, and deep cultural immersion—this trek delivers a truly off-the-beaten-path adventure.

Trip At Glance

Trip Map

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Difficulty Level

Challenging

Brief Itinerary

  • Day 01:
    Arrival in Kathmandu, meet at the airport and transfer to Hotel.
  • Day 02:
    Fly Kathmandu – Nepalgunj (afternnon flight) and transfer and stay at Hotel Batika/Sneha
  • Day 03:
    Fly Nepalgunj – Simikot (2950m) and trek to Tuling (2290 m)
  • Day 04:
    Kermi (2670 m)
  • Day 05:
    Yangar (3040 m)
  • Day 06:
    Torea (3390 m)
  • Day 07:
    Acclimatisations day
  • Day 08:
    Sipsip (4320 m)
  • Day 09:
    Hilsa (3650 m) – open April to November
  • Day 10:
    Manepeme (3990 m)
  • Day 11:
    Til or Halji (3660 m)
  • Day 12:
    Acclimatisations day
  • Day 13:
    Jang (3930 m )
  • Day 14:
    Talung (4370 m)
  • Day 15:
    Nyalu La (4940 m)-Shinjungma (3620 m)
  • Day 16:
    Sechi La (4530 m)-Dhinga (3610 m)
  • Day 17:
    Simikot (2950 m)
  • Day 18:
    Fly Jumla – Nepalgunj – Kathmandu and transfer to Hotel
  • Day 19:
    Kathmandu – leisure day and evening farewell dinner
  • Day 20:
    Departure to connect next destination or you may extend the trip as per your desire and time permit

Package Details

Cost Includes:

  • Airport arrival and departure private transfer
  • 3 nights accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast on twin share basis
  • 1 night accommodation in Nepalgunj with breakfast and dinner on twin share basis
  • Kathmandu – Nepalgunj – Simikot and return flight ticket for guest and guide
  • Nepalgunj to and from transfer by bus and Simikot round trip flight for staffs (cook, sherpa and kitchen boy)
  • 15 nights full board (BLD) camping trek and tented accommodation entire trek
  • An english speaking trekking guide, cook, sherpa, kitchenboy and necessary porters
  • All Camping equipments and food with cargo fee and trekking permit
  • Conservation permit & TIMS (required passport copy and 3 picture for permit).
  • Farewell dinner with Nepalese cultural dance show

Cost Excludes:

  • Personal nature of expenses and trekking gears
  • Travel Insurance for rescue operation if any form
  • Extra night accommodation or accommodation if earlier return from trekking by any reason
  • Extra cost occur by any reason which is not in our control such as strike, landslide and accident etc
  • TIPS for trekking staffs and other things which is not included above.

To Do’s In Kathmandu

  1. Walk Through History at UNESCO Sites
    Kathmandu Valley offers an unforgettable journey through history with UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Swayambhunath, Boudhanath, Pashupatinath, and the ancient Durbar Squares—each filled with rich culture, architecture, and spiritual depth.
  2. Shop, Eat & People-Watch in Thamel
    Thamel is the buzzing heart of Kathmandu where you can shop for trekking gear, local crafts, and books, or relax in rooftop cafés and enjoy a wide mix of global and local food.
  3. Taste the Real Nepal (Beyond Dal Bhat)
    Kathmandu’s food scene delivers everything from juicy momos and traditional Newari dishes to hearty Thakali thalis, making it a top spot for tasting Nepal’s diverse culinary flavors.
  4. Easy Day Trips When You Need a Break from the Buzz
    Short escapes to places like Bhaktapur, Nagarkot, Dhulikhel, or Chandragiri offer peaceful views, cultural depth, and refreshing air—all within a quick drive from the city.
  5. Recover, Recharge & Just Chill
    After a trek or long journey, Kathmandu is perfect for recovery with spas, yoga studios, serene gardens, and rooftop lounges that help you unwind at your own pace.

FAQs

1. What makes the Limi Valley trek unique?
The Limi Valley trek offers remote Tibetan culture, ancient monasteries, and high passes without the crowds seen in more commercial routes.
2. How difficult is the Limi Valley trek?
It’s considered moderately challenging due to high altitude and long walking days, including passes like Nyalu La (4940m) and Sechi La (4530m).
3. When is the best time to do the Limi Valley trek?
The ideal season is from April to November, as passes like Hilsa are closed in winter.
4. Do I need a special permit for Limi Valley?
Yes, a restricted area permit is required for Humla district, which must be arranged through a registered trekking agency.
5. Can I see Mount Kailash from the Limi Valley?
Yes, on clear days, you can view Mount Kailash from high vantage points like Nyalu La Pass.

Plan your Trip

For those planning an upcoming adventure, trek, or tour, or looking to personalize their trip, we encourage you to contact our expert by phone or message.
Sangeeta Bhandari
+977 9851077701
sangeeta@himalayanwavestrekking.com

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