Name: Limi Valley Trek For 17 Days | To See Holy Mt Kailas From Humla Nepal
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Limi is a small valley near to Mt Kailash in the western Nepal. Limi Valley lies in Humla district of Nepal, connected very near to the mountains from Tibet. Limi valley trek is composed of 3 different villages together; those 3 villages are Tila, Hilji and Dam. Limi valley is a very less known trekking region of Nepal with off the beaten trekking route along the villages off the sight of Nepal government.

Ironically, life in the villages of this region is not easy. But the beauty of the region is awesome with all those waterfalls, towering mountains, simple life of beautiful people, deserted landscapes and jungle trails in the beginning.

Limi Valley is different from other treks for 2 major reasons; firstly you can see Mt Kailash without going to Mansarovar lake which lies in Tibet and second Limi valley trek is the off the beaten trek which lies in western Nepal – Western Nepal is less Explored itself.

Tourism in Limi Valley has been very less known, here till this date just 50 trekkers visit the entire region – however the beauty of Nature is stunning. From the Limi valley trek you can also see Kailash Mountain.

The gateway of the Limi valley trekking region is Simikot which is the capital of Humla district. Simikot means fort which is in the wetland; sim in Nepali means wet land whereas Kot means fort.

How to get to Limi Valley?

Starting from Kathmandu, you need to take a flight to Simikot. On arrival at Simikot the trekking is on the road and trekking trail. The trekking is about 8 to 18 days depending upon the time trekkers take to enjoy nature.

From Simikot the trekking goes along the river valley. Karnali River is the major river of Nepal. While trekking from Simikot to Dharapuri – trekkers pass by huge waterfalls, jungle trails, local villages and pristine beauty of nature in different states. Trekking trails often go on the seasonal motor roads.

Trekking from Dharapuri to Kirmi is another fascinating day with the best of waterfalls and narrow trails hanging by the cliff. If you have been to Manaslu or Upper dolpo the trekking trail is more like those restricted trekking trails.

Chyachhara waterfall is probably the largest waterfall which can be seen in trekking trails of Nepal. This waterfall is stunning and the location is perfect.

Taking lunch in a tea house in the middle of nowhere, sleeping in the village in an odd location, smiling faces of local people, curious children and yaks/sheep herd met along the trekking trail is an interesting part of trekking to Limi Valley.

What to Expect in Limi Valley trek?

The trekking trail will have very few trekkers. That is why the trail will be peaceful and the entire trekking trail will seem like ours. Beauty of nature is stunning but as you are trekking off the beaten trekking trail; accommodation and food is simple.

Horse riding is a major means of transportation among locals – if you are tired or need a break while trekking; horse riding can be an option in the route of Limi Valley. As the trekking trail is on the border with Tibet – to see Chinese trucks on the muddy road is normal.

Beauty of the trekking trail is decorated with waterfalls, glacial lakes, mountains, river valleys. Major attraction of the trek is sighting Mt Kailash from Lapcha village.

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The trek starts from Simikot; the region is dominated by Buddhism. However the settlement of Hindu community is wide but scattered. Schools, monasteries and primary health posts are basic needs provided by villages in the Limi Valley region.

People are relying on farming, livestock and tourism (in present). Interestingly people in this region go to Tibet for work and trade. Taklakot border can be accessed from Hilsa village of Limi valley.

At Hilsa village of Limi valley; 1000 years old monastery built by “Locha wasijen Samu” is a hidden truth of civilization in the region. The monastery built at that time is still in the village and worshiped by villagers. Monastery has llamas and Monks. The Lama who built the monastery is believed to die after finishing the construction. This is 108^th monastery that Lama has built all around the old.

Outline Itinerary for Limi Valley trek of Humla Nepal

Day 1 – Fly from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj
Day 2 – Nepalgunj to simikot, by plane; 2950 meter / 9617ft – 4 hours
Day 3 – Simikot to Dharapuri; 2330 metere / 7596ft – 4 hours
Day 4 – Trek to Kermi; 2650 meter / 8639 ft – 4 hours
Day 5 – Karmi to Yalbang; 3000 meter / 9780ft – 5 hours
Day 6 – Yalbang to Tamkot; 3380 meter / 11019ft – 6 hours
Day 7 – Tamkot to Yari; 3720 meter / 12127ft – 6 hours
Day 8 – Trek over Nara la pass height at 4620 meter 15061/ ft and stay overnight at Hilsa; 3700 meter / 12062ft – 8 hours
Day 9 – Hilsa to manepeme; 4000 meters / 13040ft – 6 hours
Day 10 – Trek to Til; 3600 meter / 11736ft – 4 hours
Day 11 – Til to Halzi; 3600 meter / 11736ft – 4 hours
Day 12 – Halzi to jang; 3900 meter / 12714ft – 4 hours
Day 13 – Trek to Talung; 4350 meter / 18181ft – 8 hours
Day 14 – Talung to shinjungma; 3600 meter / 11736ft – trekking over Nyaula pass 4950 meter / 16137ft – 8 hours total time
Day 15 – Trek back to kermi; 3000 meter / 9780ft -7 hours
Day 16 – Kermi to Simikot; 2950 meter / 9617ft – 7 hours
Day 17 -Fly back to Nepalgunj – kathamndu

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S.No.		Luxury	All Incl	Service
1	Cost (in USD $) Details	3285	2145	1515
2	Licensed Guide	√	√	√
3	Accommodation during trek	Standard	Private	×
4	Transportation to trek start point	Private	Shared	Shared
5	Shower	√	√	√
6	Airport/bus terminal Shuttle service	Private	Private	×
7	Hotel at KTM/Pokhara	5 Star	Standard	×
8	Food on trek(BLD)	Unlimited Meal	3 Meal	×
9	Desert	From Menu	Fresh Fruit	×
10	Soft drink	unlimited	1	×
11	Porter	Private	Shared	×
12	Company Cap & T-shirt	√	√	×
13	Dawn Jacket & Sleeping – bag to be returned	√	√	×
14	Hard drink	Local Brand	×	×
15	Warm up hike	√	×	×
16	Farewell party/dinner	√	×	×
17	Buffer day for trek	√	×	×
18	Food in the city	×	×	×

Note – Minimum people in group must be 02 so as to apply above price range.

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Price for All Inclusive Package = USD $2145 per person – for Min 2 people in the group

“All inclusive package is a common package offered by all most all the trekking agencies in Nepal.”

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Cost Includes of Limi Valley Trek – All inclusive package

Flight Tickets of Kathmandu-Nepaljung to Simikot – Both ways; with airport shuttle service
All necessary paper works & Limi valley trekking entry permit& Trekker`s information management system (Tims).
All accommodations Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner during the trek
Fluent English speaking and trained, Government license holder guide including all his salary, food, drinks, accommodation, transport and insurance during the trekking.
A helpful porter with proper equipment (one porter for two people), if you need.
Medical supplies (first aid kit). And regular oxygen saturation check up by oxymeter.
All government taxes and office expenses.
Card processing fee for online payable amount
Added Value – (1) Dawn sleeping bag, Dawn Jacket to be returned after the trek (2) Waterproof duffel Bag, Walking Poles, quick dry T-shirt, Cap – to take away (3) Oxymeter to check your oxygen saturation and Heart beat with medical kit box carried by Guide (4) Satellite Phone for extremely remote destination

Cost Excludes of Limi Valley Trek – All inclusive package

Nepal entry visa fee (you may easily issue the visa upon your arrival at International Airport – Kathmandu). You need 30$ dollar visa fee for 15 days, cash money will be easier.
Your Travel and medical insurance.
All the alcoholic and non-alcoholic hot and cold drinks, tea or coffee in the morning are included with breakfast.
Tips for the guide, porter and driver (Tipping is expected).

Guide+B/B Package OR Service package

“Service package comes with all arrangement for your trek except food and accommodation in the cities – which you can do by yourself on this modern era.”

Price for Guide+B/B Package (service Package) = USD $1515 per person – for Min 2 people in the group

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Cost Includes of Limi Valley Trek for Guide+B/B Package

Flight Tickets of Kathmandu-Nepaljung to Simikot – Both ways; with airport shuttle service
All necessary paper works & Limi valley trekking entry permit& Trekker`s information management system (Tims).
Fluent English speaking and trained, Government license holder guide including all his salary, food, drinks, accommodation, transport and insurance during the trekking.
A helpful porter with proper equipment (one porter for two people), if you need.
Medical supplies (first aid kit). And regular oxygen saturation check up by oxymeter.
All government taxes and office expenses.
Added Value – (1) Dawn sleeping bag, Dawn Jacket to be returned after the trek (2) Waterproof duffel Bag, Walking Poles, quick dry T-shirt, Cap – to take away (3) Oxymeter to check your oxygen saturation and Heart beat with medical kit box carried by Guide (4) Satellite Phone for extremely remote destination

Cost Excludes of Limi Valley Trek for Guide+B/B Package

Nepal entry visa fee (you may easily issue the visa upon your arrival at International Airport – Kathmandu). You need 30$ dollar visa fee for 15 days, cash money will be easier.
Your Travel and medical insurance.
All the alcoholic and non-alcoholic hot and cold drinks.
Tips for the guide, porter and driver (Tipping is expected).
All food and accommodation
Anything not illustrated on the inclusion section

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“Luxury package comes with comfortable trip possible in the Himalayan circumstances and inside Nepal. Every service we use for your Luxury package will be best available.”

Price for luxury package = USD $3285 per person – for Min 2 people in the group

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Cost Includes of Limi Valley Trek for Luxury Package

Flight Tickets of Kathmandu-Nepaljung to Simikot – Both ways; with airport shuttle service
Best available accommodations with Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner with all drink during the trek
All necessary paper works & Limi valley trekking entry permit& Trekker`s information management system (Tims).
Fluent English speaking and trained, Government license holder guide including all his salary, food, drinks, accommodation, transport and insurance during the trekking.
A helpful porter with proper equipment (one porter for one trekker).
Medical supplies (first aid kit). And regular oxygen saturation check up by oxymeter.
All government taxes and office expenses.
Card processing fee for online payable amount
Added Value – (1) Dawn sleeping bag, Dawn Jacket to be returned after the trek (2) Waterproof duffel Bag, Walking Poles, quick dry T-shirt, Cap – to take away (3) Oxymeter to check your oxygen saturation and Heart beat with medical kit box carried by Guide (4) Satellite Phone for extremely remote destination
All the non-alcoholic hot and cold drinks, tea or coffee.
Tips for the guide, porter and driver.

Cost Excludes of Limi Valley Trek for luxury package

Nepal entry visa fee (you may easily issue the visa upon your arrival at International Airport – Kathmandu). You need 30$ dollar visa fee for 15 days, cash money will be easier.
Your Travel and medical insurance.

Day 1 :

Fly from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj

• Altitude – 150 meters • Special – Scenic view from plane • Time – 1 hour • Activity – Flying in plane 1 hour of scenic flight from Kathmandu will take you to Nepalgunj. Today you will overnight in Nepalgunj.

Day 2 :

Nepalgunj to simikot, by plane; 2950 meter / 9617ft – 4 hours

• Altitude – 2950 meters • Special – Scenic view from plane • Time – 30 minutes flight • Activity – Flying in plane Today you will be heading towards simikot. It takes around 30 minutes to reach to simikot by flight. Once you reach to Simikot, you will be offered to witness the beautiful surrounding of simikot valley.

Day 3 :

Simikot to Dharapuri; 2330 metere / 7596ft - 4 hours

• Altitude – 2330 meters • Special – Awesome views down into the valley • Time – 4 hours • Activity – Trekking Your journey today begins with a short climb of about an hour to a little disregard that is only 9,800 ft (3000 m). After the pass, it's a long and steep plunge to Dharapori. Your journey today will require around 4-5 hours, and will take you high over the Karnali River, mostly through pine woodlands, and pass through a couple of villages. En route, you will meet neighborhood individuals, both Hindu and Buddhist, who are some of the time conveying their weighty loads as far as possible up the precarious path. This evening is your most memorable evening setting up camp, with the site situated close to the Karnali River.

Day 4 :

Trek to Kermi; 2650 meter / 8639 ft - 4 hours

• Altitude – 2650 meters • Special – laikyo gompa and lhundrup choling gompa • Time – 4 hours trek • Activity – Trekking through following karnali river and passing through cultivated fields Your walk today is fairly short, allowing you an opportunity to recuperate. The path continues to follow the Karnali River, now and again high on the incline, with the stream far beneath you, and some of the time plunging down so the path is practically level with the water. This part of the stream ﬁnds its way through thin georges with high rough inclines. You will walk along ﬁelds of primarily grain, buckwheat, rice, and potatoes. In the early evening you can loosen up in one of the two regular natural aquifers near the town. Itʼs a 30-minute uphill walk, passing Kermi town. Kermi is a little rural town and is the ﬁrst totally Buddhist town on the path (from Kermi onwards, every one of the towns are Buddhist). There are two fascinating religious communities near Kermi: Laikyo Gompa, a couple hundred years of age, is around a short ways from the campground and Lhundrup Choeling Gompa is around a little ways from the camping area. Both are only sometimes visited by travellers.

Day 5 :

Karmi to Yalbang; 3000 meter / 9780ft – 5 hours

• Altitude – 3000 meters • Special – small passes and suspension bridge • Time – 5 hours trek • Activity – Walking mostly on flat trail along with uphill and downhill You will arrive at Yalbang following 5-6 hours of walk. Over the village, there is a lovely monastery: the Namkha Khyung Dzong Monastery. You will see you are getting close to the monastery by a colossal stone with a Tibetan mantra cut on it. The Namkha Khyung Dzong is the greatest monastery over there with around 130 priests living there. A Buddhist priest will be glad to show you around, after which you will be welcomed for tea higher up. At 7 am and 4 pm there is an everyday puja (Buddhist supplication function) that you can join in.

Day 6 :

Yalbang to Tamkot; 3380 meter / 11019ft – 6 hours

• Altitude – 3380 meters • Special – suspension bridge that spans karnali river • Time – 6 hours • Activity – walking along the karnali river Itʼs about a hour walk to Tumkot — the primary path doesnʼt go through Tumkot Village, however rather by a few little teahouses and a camping area. The all out journey today will require 6 hours. The real town of Tumkot is 20 minutes south of the path. Near the campground and town lies the Dhungkar Choezom Monastery, one of the main Sakya religious communities in the Tibetan area. It's about 20 minutes climb to get to the monastery, however it's certainly worth the walk: this is the main Sakya Monastery in Humla, and one of a handful of the religious communities of this heredity in Nepal.

Day 7 :

Tamkot to Yari; 3720 meter / 12127ft – 6 hours

• Altitude – 3720 meters • Special – View of diverse landscapes • Time – 6 hours • Activity – Walking uphill and downhill It is as yet questionable when and in the event that the street will at any point be ﬁnished. You will cross the little town Pani Palwang — two or three teahouses along the street — which makes a pleasant spot for some tea or a mid-day break. Itʼs another 1 ½ hour to Thado Dunga, soon after Yari. Your trip today will require 7 hours aggregate, and you will camp simply past the Yari village.

Day 8 :

Trek over Nara la pass height at 4620 meter 15061/ ft and stay overnight at Hilsa; 3700 meter / 12062ft – 8 hours

• Altitude – 4620/3700 meters • Special – Nara la pass • Time – 8 hours • Activity – Trekking over nara la pass height Today you will cross the Nara La pass at 14,000 ft (4,330 m). Itʼs a long and tiring trek, yet the view are your prize! As the path climbs, the scene gets more forsaken. Trees vanish totally and the scene seems to be Tibet. Now and again you will experience huge troops of donkeys or yaks (the greater yaks are a particularly amazing sight). Today you will overnight at Hilsa.

Day 9 :

Hilsa to manepeme; 4000 meters / 13040ft – 6 hours

• Altitude – 4000 meters • Special – View of rocky landscapes • Time – 6 hours • Activity – Walking uphill following karnali river Hilsa is the closest part of Tibet-during the high season you will see huge number of Indian travelers crossing the boundary towards Mount Kailash in Tibet. After breakfast, you will cross the engineered overpass of the Humla Karnali River and promptly turn north through the recently constructed street towards Limi Valley, as you can't cross the Nepal-Tibet line. This valley is popular for snow panthers and bharal, Himalayan blue sheep. Walking for 4-5 hours, you will camp at Manipeme at a rise of 12,900 ft (3,930 m). The camp gets its name from the Mani Mantra engraved on an enormous stone.

Day 10 :

Trek to Til; 3600 meter / 11736ft – 4 hours

• Altitude – 3600 meters • Special – Ya Yip Phuk, lamka la pass (4300 meters) and greenery Tibetan village • Time – 4 hours • Activity – Trekking in uphill and downhill trail There are three villages situated in the Limi valley-Til, Halji, and Jang. Til village is located around 13,500 ft (4,100 m) and is encircled by grain fields at the western side of the town. It is the nearest village to the Tibet-China line and is the littlest village among the three settlements. There are around 30 families living in this village. On the right half of the town, you'll find the300-year-old monastery of Kunzum Do-Nag monastery which is blissful to visit.

Day 11 :

Til to Halzi; 3600 meter / 11736ft – 4 hours

• Altitude – 3600 meters • Special – Rinchenling Gompa, mani wall and chorten • Time – 4 hours • Activity – Walking uphill Halji is the greatest and most significant village in Limi, and its midway found 800-year-old Rinchhen Ling Gompa monastery which is most visit site.

Day 12 :

Halzi to jang; 3900 meter / 12714ft – 4 hours

• Altitude – 3900 meters • Special – peaceful environment • Time – 4 hours • Activity – Walking following the limi khola Visit the religious community and turn east, walk on the decent wide path past the delightful Buddhist entry door and Mani dividers. From that point, walk one more 90 minutes until you arrive at the town of Jang at 12,900 ft (3,930 m), which flaunts a 250-year-old monastery.

Day 13 :

Trek to Talung; 4350 meter / 18181ft – 8 hours

• Altitude – 4350 meters • Special – camping at talung village • Time – 8 hours • Activity – trekking From jang 8 hours of walk will take you to talung. Today you will be camping at Talung village.

Day 14 :

Talung to shinjungma; 3600 meter / 11736ft - trekking over Nyaula pass 4950 meter / 16137ft – 8 hours total time

• Altitude – 4950/3600 meters • Special – Nyaula pass and viiew of snow capped mountains • Time – 8 hours • Activity – Trekking through crossing nyaula pass It is around a few hours moving to get to the highest point of Nyalu Pass (14,000 ft/4,990 m). Standing a the highest point of the pass, you will be encircled by a few mountain ranges. Descending from Nyalu Pass you will see a little, lovely lake-this is Sheliman Lake, situated at 15,000 ft (2,570 m). From Sheliman Lake, you will drop towards Tshongsa glade at 13,600 ft (4,140 m) and cross the Tshongsa River, where you will run into the primary vegetation: a rhododendron woods. Cruising by, you will likewise see the transcending Tshongsa rocks and the delightful Tshongsi Tsan waterfall (the wild Demon of Tshongsa). Walking for 7 hours, an hour from the Tshongsa rocks, you will arrive at the pastureland of Sheng Jungma, in the thicker wilderness territory.

Day 15 :

Trek back to kermi; 3000 meter / 9780ft -7 hours

• Altitude – 3000 meters • Special – Bathing at hotspring • Time – 7 hours • Activity – Trekking through birch and pine forest and following sali khola You will be trekking through birch and pine forest. After crossing through birch and pine forest you will walk following the sali Khola. Today you also get an opportuinity to take bath and relax at hotspring.

Day 16 :

Kermi to Simikot; 2950 meter / 9617ft – 7 hours

• Altitude – 2950 meters • Special – Beautiful view of Nyinba valley • Time – 7 hours • Activity – Trekking With the sight of beautiful Nyinba Valley you will get back to simikot. I takes the trekkers around 7 hours to reach simikot

Day 17 :

Fly back to Nepalgunj - kathamndu

• Altitude – 1380 meters • Special – scenic view from plane • Time – 30 minutes flight to nepalgunj and 1 hour flight to Kathmandu • Activity – Flying in Plane Firstly you will be flying back from Simikot to Nepalgunj and then you will fly back from Nepalgunj to kathmandu.

Limi Valley trek overview

Limi valley is a new trekking destination in Nepal. People use this route to fly to Mount Kailash on helicopter, by far. But as a trekking destination Limi valley has still been under the shadow of trekkers around the world.

On the trek of Limi valley, you can see the magnificent view of Mount Kailash but still pilgrimage tourist who travel to Mount Kailash do not trek in the valley but fly from Kathmandu to Simikot by plane and then take helicopter to get to the mount kailas itself. View of Mt Kailash in distance from this Limi valley trek is awesome, indeed!

Trekking in Limi valley is composed activity of jungle walking, village tour, mountain trek, cultural exploration, traditional understanding, homestay, camping, glacial lake trek and many more.

In far western region of Nepal – Limi valley is self-isolated from the rest of Nepal and development is yet to reach in the area. Thus, trekking in the remote part of Nepal is more than just natural experience.

Magnificent waterfall – probably the tallest waterfall you will ever see – Limi valley trek is naturally stunning natural art.

Most importantly this trekking trail is everything about remote trek, new trail, cultural experience, natural exploration and no other trekkers at all. The entire trekking trail will be your own.

Limi Valley Trek Highlights

Mont Kailash in the sight
Flight to Simikot is a small plane
1000 years old monastery built by “Locha wasijen Samu” at Hilsa village of Limi valley
Chyachhara waterfall – the largest waterfall of many seen in Limi valley trekking route
People and their cultural insights in different villages – resembling Tibetan lifestyle
Jungle trekking experience in off the beaten trekking route of Nepal
Nara la pass height at 4620 meter 15061/ ft
Glacial lake and closer view of the snow peak mountains – however Mount Kailash will be seen in distance
Tibetan Landscape and Villages like Hilsa, Tila, Limi, Dam, Karbang and many other

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When should I go on the trip around Limi Valley?

The majority of trekkers travel to Humla and the Limi Valley trek during the monsoon season in order to make the sacred Mt Kailash pilgrimage. But from April until the end of November, the weather is pleasant. There aren’t many (if any) hikers on the trail, though, other than during the pleasant summer months (June to September).

What region is the Limi Valley in?

The Limi Valley is found in Nepal’s extreme northwest, close to the Chinese province of Tibet. It is located in the district of Humla.

How long does the Limi Valley Trek take, and how difficult is it?

Although the length of the Limi Valley Trek might change, it usually takes 17 to 22 days to complete. Due to the lengthy hiking days, high altitude, and inaccessible terrain, the difficulty level is rated as moderate to demanding.

The Limi Valley Trek requires a permit; do I need one?

Several permits are indeed required for the Limi Valley Trek. The Restricted Area Permit (RAP), the Humla Restricted Area Permit (HRAP), and the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) are a few examples. Through a Nepali trekking company that is registered, these permits can be acquired.

Is prior trekking experience necessary for the Limi Valley Trek?

For the Limi Valley Trek, prior hiking expertise is advised, particularly given its remoteness and difficulty. It is advised to be physically fit and have previous high-altitude trekking experience.

During the Limi Valley Trek, how is the lodging?

The majority of lodging options for the Limi Valley Trek are straightforward guesthouses, also referred to as tea houses or lodges. These offer straightforward accommodations including beds, blankets, and communal dining spaces. In contrast to well-traveled trekking routes, lodging options can occasionally be more scarce and primitive.

The Limi Valley Trek's highlights include what?

The Limi Valley Trek offers a number of highlights, including unspoiled landscapes, breathtaking mountain views, including Mount Kailash, opportunities to learn about the distinctive culture of the remote Limi Valley residents, excursions to historic monasteries, and the chance to travel to less traveled and remote areas of Nepal.

During the hike, is altitude sickness a concern?

The Limi Valley Trek involves hiking at a high altitude, thus altitude sickness may be an issue. In order to reduce the danger of altitude-related ailments, it’s crucial to properly acclimatize, drink lots of water, take the required rest days, and ascend gradually. It is advised that you speak with a doctor before starting the walk.

Are there any tea houses or lodges along the way?

On the Limi Valley Trek path, there are indeed tea houses or lodges. It’s crucial to keep in mind that there may not be as many tea houses as you might think, particularly in the more outlying areas. Especially during the busiest trekking seasons, it is important to arrange and reserve lodging in advance.

I want to start the Limi Valley Trek, but how do I get there?

The Limi Valley Trek often begins at Simikot, which is reachable from Kathmandu via domestic flights. There are frequently scheduled flights between Kathmandu and Simikot, but the times may vary depending on the weather. The trekking path starts in Simikot.

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