Nar Phu Trek
Nar Phu trek is the combination of two valleys Nar and Phu, along with a high peak and Kang La pass, 5315m. One of the best treks to explore the glacier, remote village of Annapurna region, narrow canyons, beautiful forests, unique rock formation, Gompas, unique Buddhist arts, and residents of Tibetan culture. Few trekkers make their way to Nar Phu valley, few trekkers explore these virtually unspoiled villages.
Trek start from Besisahar, the gateway to the classic Annapurna Circuit Trek, the trek quickly separates from the trail with extra foot- traffic and into the remote residents of Nar and Phu valleys. In between trek, we will cross through the colorful Tibetan Chortens, Suspension bridge over different streams, forest trail on Tibetan Plateau and Mani Stones into deep canyons and gorge, we will get a chance to introduce to the local peoples in Phu village and spend a night in the Nar Phedi monastery, one of the best ways to experience the life of remote Himalayan of Nepal.
The last couple of days of the trek lead us over the adventurous Kang La Pass rejoicing the stunning views of Annapurna Massif and then descend again to Ngawal Manang village 3660m, the famous stop on the Annapurna Circuit Trek route.
Nar Phu valley is resident by the ethnic Lama, Gurung, and Ghale community, people are very nice and friendly and welcome guests as the god. In between trekking, we will get the chance to explore the culture, nature, and unique religious practice of Buddhism in Tashi Lhakhang Monastery.
Best season to travel
Nar Phu trek can be done throughout the year, Spring (September to November) and Autumn (March to May) are the best season in Nepal, even possible in the Monsoon/summer (June to August). The trek is still doable in monsoon, although the road access in the mountains to and from Besisahar could be disturbed by frequent rainfall and landslide.
Best season Highlights
- Low risk of snowstorm and Downpours
- Clear visibility of charming white mountains
- Easy to cross the high passes
- Easy to trek in the clean and dry trail
- Offers the best trekking experience under the crisp’s blue skies and charming colorful nature
Permit for Nar Phu Trek
- Special Permit
- Annapurna Conservation Area Permit
- TIMS Card (Trekkers Information Management System)
Mode of transportation to Getting there and away
- Private jeep or Local Bus or Jeep
