Introduction to Nar phu kang-la Thorang-la pass Trekking
The Nar Phu trek begins with a scenic bus ride from Kathmandu to Besi Shahar of Lamjung District. Nestled in the foothills of Mt. Lamjung, Beshi Shahar is a bustling economic hub of the region, where you can indulge in some last-minute shopping for the trek. From Beshi Shahar, we will trek through beautiful mid-hill towns and villages like Dharapani and Kotto. From Kotto, we will trek to Dharamshala, which is itself a prominent Buddhist hub with ornately built ancient monasteries. From here, we will trek to Phu village through Kyang. After a full-day exploration of Phu village, we will trek further uphill to reach Nar village through Nar Phedi. From Nar village, we will hike to the enthralling Kang La Pass, a perfect encapsulation of thrill, adventure, and gratification.
DestinationNepal
Duration21 days
GradeModerate to Adventurous
ActivitiesTrekking
AccommodationTea-House and Lodge
Group SizeMin. 1 Pax
Vehicleprivate vehicles
MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner during The Trek
Overview
The Nar Phu trek is suited to the distinct, hidden valleys of Nar and Phu in the beautiful Manang region of the Annapurna range in Western Nepal. A military-restricted area until 2003, the region is a perfect trekking destination for those seeking to travel to even more remote Himalayan valleys, away from the bustling crowds of trekkers. Located in the rain shadow of the Annapurna Circuit trek, Nar Phu Valley lies just north of the colossal Annapurna. The Nar Phu Trek to these hidden gems offers enriching experiences, including exploring otherworldly natural wonders, experiencing ancient and fascinating culture, and being in proximity to awe-inspiring mountains.
Trip Highlights
Trek & traverse the Nar Phu trek of above 5,000 meters, a 5,000-meter-high pass.
Visiting the high, hidden area of Nar and Phu villages in less-frequented areas.
Tremendous, picturesque landscapes with close views of high peaks.
The dramatic change in scenery from subtropical to alpine to arctic zones.
Fascinating old Buddhist religion, traditional villages with a rich culture.
Enchanting woodlands of tall rhododendrons, pines, and oak trees.
The 21-day-long Nar Phu trek boasts dramatic landscapes that range from rice and paddy fields to dense rhododendron, pine, oak, and fir forests to windswept arid valleys. This is one of the most outstanding journeys you will embark on in the Annapurna region, which will take you to off-beaten trails for a week, before joining back on the classic and popular Annapurna route to Jomsom after making a journey through two incredible Himalayan passes of Kang-La and Thorong-La Passes, which lie at elevations of 5,332m and 5,416m, respectively. From these passes, we can have amazing views of mountains such as Annapurna II at 7,937 m, Annapurna IV at 7,525 m, Gangapurna at 7,455 m, and several other peaks over 6,000 m. Another main highlight of the journey is trekking into the Mustang district, also known as the Land Beyond the Himalayas. The windswept, arid, and dusty landscapes of Mustang are different from the lush forest trails you trekked through. In Mustang, we will visit the famous Muktinath temple, which is a very important shrine for Hindus and Buddhists alike.
The Nar Phu trek begins with a scenic bus ride from Kathmandu to Besi Shahar of Lamjung District. Nestled in the foothills of Mt. Lamjung, Beshi Shahar is a bustling economic hub of the region, where you can indulge in some last-minute shopping for the trek. From Beshi Shahar, we will trek through beautiful mid-hill towns and villages like Dharapani and Kotto. From Kotto, we will trek to Dharamshala, a prominent Buddhist hub with ornately built ancient monasteries. From here, we will trek to Phu village through Kyang. After a full-day exploration of Phu village, we will trek further uphill to reach Nar village through Nar Phedi. From Nar village, we will hike to the enthralling Kang La Pass, a perfect encapsulation of thrill, adventure, and gratification. After crossing the Kang La Pass, we will move on to our next adventure destination, Thorong La Pass via Manang. After successfully crossing the adrenaline-pumping Thorong La Pass, we will reach a new district altogether, Mustang. After Nar Phu trekking through the windswept valleys of Mustang, we will trek down to Jomsom, from where we will catch a flight to the Lake City of Pokhara, where we can chill and enjoy some laid-back time after a long, hard Nar Phu trek. In this way, the Nar Phu trek is a complete trekking package that offers you the best of Nepal’s cultural and natural heritage.
Itinerary of Nar phu kang-la Thorang-la pass Trekking - 21 days
On arrival, meet our TH staff for a courtesy transfer to your respective hotels in the heart of Kathmandu, in the Thamel area, an interesting place for shopping and home to many world-class restaurants, pubs, and bakeries. Our guide will provide details about the trek to Nar Phu & Kangla-Thorang-la.
Max. Elevation:1300 M
The morning after breakfast at a given time our city and cultural guide will guide you in and around Kathmandu at places of interest and importance, as Kathmandu Valley is full of World Heritage Sites the holy Pashupatinath temple, Boudhanath (Little Tibet), Swyambhunath (Monkey Temple) & monasteries, ancient Kings Palaces and courtyard in Kathmandu; after an interesting sightseeing back to the hotel, preparation for the trip to Nar Phu & Kangla – Thorang-la trek.
Max. Elevation:1300 m
Duration:4 Hours
Distance:5 Km
A scenic long drive of 7 hours to Jagat village, which is quite interesting on Nepal’s main highway, following the Trisuli river for a while and then heading west with views of Ganesh, Langtang Himal, and Annapurna, Manaslu range of peaks. On reaching Dumre in the middle of the Kathmandu-Pokhara highway, our route diverts towards Jagat, passing the large town of Beshisar, and then onto the dirt jeep road to Jagat village, located in the mid-hills. On arrival in Jagat village, transfer to a simple, comfortable lodge for an overnight stay in this interesting farm village.
Max. Elevation:800 M
Duration:5 to 6 Hours
Distance:179 Km
From Jagat village start the first day walk on the gradual winding trail to Chamje, near the raging Marsyangdi River, and then crossing towards the east bank into woodland, with views of Annapurna and Manaslu mountain range of peaks, then following a wide path to Tal Besi a nice village located onMarsyangdi valley, after a lunch stop another few hours walk reaches Dharapani village for overnight stop, situated on the junction of this Annapurna circuit and around Manaslu trek.
Max. Elevation:1920 M
Duration:5 Hours
Distance:12.6 Km
On leaving Dharapani trek along a wider path into tranquil rhododendron and pine woodland passing Bagachap and Danque, then to Timang village with its ancient Buddhist culture, along with a grand view of the world's 08th highest Mt. Manaslu 8,163m, after Timang village, another hour walk leads to the village of Koto for an overnight stop. Koto is just 30 minutes away from Chame, a major town headquartered in the Manang area.
Max. Elevation:2670 M
Duration:5 Hours
Distance:13 KM
From Koto our journey continues leaving the main Annapurna circuit route for about a week till it meets at Manang, Koto heading towards the least visited area of Nar & Phu, the walk reaches a narrow valley between massive walls of high rock cliffs and into cool forest of pine and rhododendron trees, and then through farm huts, sheds and in a narrow gorge created by PisangPeak and Kangguru Himal the walk leads upstream along Nar-Phu khola, our direction heading north towards isolated area into several small farm villages to reach at Dharmashala for overnight camp at this small farm settlement.
Max. Elevation:3230 m
Duration:5 Hours
On leaving Dharmasala, the walk continues towards the higher north, leading to the Phu region's remote wilderness. Around this country, opportunities to see blue sheep and snow Leopards. As the walk passes into several cattle herders’ huts, following Phu Khola to reach Kyang village for an overnight camp.
Max. Elevation:4100 m
Duration:6 Hours
Morning walk heading to one of the main destinations to Phu Valley, the journey continues towards Phu Khola and then downhill to the river, walking along the river bank, after crossing a stream heading to a climb into Phu Valley and into a gorge then reaching an area where Nar Phu valley opens up, after an interesting walk of the day on the summer pasture lands reaching at Phu village for overnight camp.
Max. Elevation:4080 M
Duration:6 Hours
An extra day here in Phu village to explore and visit its old monastery and this interesting village, which helps in acclimatization before heading to two high passes of Kangla and Thorang la, a short hike around this mystical village which is near Shangri-la, visit Tashilkhang and Samdu Choling Monastery and Kyauchyu waterfall, here at Nar and Phu villages, the local people have a strong connection and with an influence of Tibetan lifestyle, religion, traditions, and cultures. This village consists of about 30 houses, home to 100 to 150 people.
Max. Elevation:4080 M
Duration:4 Hours
After a wonderful time at Phu village and with the locals' warm hospitality, our journey begins by retracing the same path, with a downhill walk into a narrow gorge. The path leads downstream at Phu Khola, through smaller villages of Yughat and many mani and chortens Buddhist shrines, then leading to a flat and level ground of Nar Phedi for an overnight stay.
Max. Elevation:3445 M
Duration:6 Hours
Today’s walk follows the Phu Khola for a few hours, then reaches a newly built steel suspension bridge over the raging Phu Khola. From here, the walk leads to a steep uphill, then reaches a flat, gradual trail for a few hours, and then concludes the day at the famed Nar village for an overnight stop.
Max. Elevation:4206 M
Duration:6 hours
After a great interesting time around Naar village, the journey starts heading towards the western direction, the morning walk carries on with a pleasant walk into a small forest of firs and pine trees, then leaving the tree lines behind towards barren country trekking for a few hours, then with a long slow climb through the lateral moraine of Temdenzon Khola, the trek continues for another couple of hours on this nice gradual path, then finally reaching at the base of Kang la pass at 4,530 m for overnight stop on a flat grassy field.
Max. Elevation:4530 m
Duration:5 Hours
An adventurous day of this trip crossing over the first pass of this trip, starting earlier with a striking view of Pisang Peak and Chulu Far East Peak, the trek heads to cross a stream over a bridge and leads to a climb up to Kangla pass top at 5,322 meters high, this is the highest point before Thorang-la, Kangla Pass offers beautiful views of Annapurna wide massif range, Chulu Peaks, Lamjung Himal and several peaks of Annapurna Himalayan range, after an amazing scenery, walk downhill through Julu village and then to overnight stop at Ngawal village. From Kangla Pass, reaching into Manang Valley, onto the popular scenic trail of the Annapurna Circuit route.
Max. Elevation:3650 M
Duration:7 Hours
A different change walking to Manang with the last camping at atNgawal and for a week in the hidden Nar Phu valley area, The morning walk heads on to Manang valley, then reaching Humde a large village with an airstrip, and from here three hours of pleasant scenic walk brings to Manang village through Braga village with its very old monastery, which is worth a visit in this old Braga monastery with old Buddhist relics, ancient wall painting, and frescos, offering stunning views ofAnnapurna’s Himalaya, after Braga an hour walk reaches Manang village and its wide windswept valley, in Manang overnight stop in a cozy nice lodge, this village with houses in traditional Tibetans style and rich Buddhist culture.
Max. Elevation:3450 m
Duration:5 hours
After a wonderful rest in Manang, the morning journey leads to Ghunsang village along the winding, uphill trail to Yak Kharka, an impressive walk at this high altitude with fabulous views of snowcapped mountains. Then reaching Yak Kharka, a small place with 3-4 lodges, offering incredible views of Gangapurna, Annapurna III, and Chulu Peaks.
Max. Elevation:4110 M
Duration:4 hours
From Yak Kharka, get into much higher terrain towards Thorang-la, leading to crossing a bridge with a climb along the Jarjung river bank, on the narrow trail to reach Thorung Phedi, from here an hour steep climb to the overnight stop at Thorang High Camp, to make it shorter for the next day traverse over Thorang-la passes on time in the morning.
Max. Elevation:4600 M
Duration:4 Hour
After Muktinath, the rest of the journey will be easier, with moderate walks all the way after Thorang-la, and a morning walk with a 1,200m downhill drop to the Kaligandaki river valley. This pleasant walk reaches the vast Kaligandaki river valley, with a small break at Ekale Bhatti. From here onwards, it gets windy in the afternoon. From this place, a few hours' walk to Jomsom, the headquarters of the Mustang region, with an airstrip located above the Kaligandaki River. This town is at the centre or junction of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri circuit, Upper Mustang, and the holy Muktinath route, with ample time to explore around Jomsom.
Max. Elevation:2715 M
Duration:5 Hours
Morning transfer to Jomsom airport for a short scenic flight to Pokhara, the Pokhara Valley, another highlight of this fabulous trip. Pokhara is regarded as the most beautiful place on the globe, with awesome mountain views and natural surroundings, with its serene lake Phewa.
Max. Elevation:900 M
Duration:30 Mins
Morning: a scenic drive to Kathmandu after a wonderful, memorable trip in the high mountains of the Annapurna area. On arrival in Kathmandu, transfer to the respective hotels, with the afternoon free at leisure.
Max. Elevation:1300 M
Duration:6 Hours
Distance:200 KM
Last day in Nepal with a wonderful, memorable time in the Himalaya trekking Northern Annapurna with Nar Phu &Kangla – Thorang–la with Team Himalaya and transfer to the airport for the flight back home or to the respective destination.
If the provided schedule isn't suitable for you, we can create personalized travel arrangements.
A "standard package" for the Nar Phu Kang-la Thorong-la Pass Trek is a comprehensive and all-inclusive option designed for experienced trekkers. The trek combines the remote, restricted Nar and Phu Valleys with a section of the popular Annapurna Circuit, including both Kang-la Pass and Thorong La Pass. Due to the remote nature of the region and the restricted area permits required, the cost for a standard package is typically higher than for other treks.
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Cost Includes
Pickups and drops from the Airport/Hotel/Airport by private vehicle.
Twin-sharing accommodation in Kathmandu at tourist standard (3-star categories) hotels on a bed/ breakfast basis.
Twin-sharing accommodation in Pokhara at a tourist standard (3-star categories) hotel on a bed and breakfast basis.
A full-day Sightseeing tour in Kathmandu Valley as per the trip itinerary is optional.
Ground Transport from Kathmandu to Jagat via Besishar by 4WD jeep and transport from Pokhara to Kathmandu by tourist bus.
Domestic airfare ticket from Jomsom to Pokhara as per the itinerary.
Full board trek on lodge basis includes (B-L-D) on twin sharing accommodation.
Applicable TIMS (Trekking Information Management Systems) and Annapurna Conservation Area permit and Special Area permit for Nar Phu Valley trek.
Service of experienced, English-speaking trekking guides with his/ her daily wages, salary, medical insurance, meals, accommodation, and transportation allowance, etc.
Service of strong and helpful trekking porter and their daily wages, salary, medical insurance, meals, accommodation, transportation allowance, etc.
Welcome dinner in Kathmandu at an authentic Nepalese restaurant with cultural programs.
Down jackets-sleeping bags-duffel bags by Team Himalaya (which need to be returned after the trek) and group, comprehensive medical kits are available.
Trip briefing with full information and reconfirmation of your international air tickets.
Trip achievement appreciation certificate and Team Himalaya t-shirts.
Fresh fruit is seasonal during the trip.
ACT/ Nar Phu trek map.
All our government VAT, taxes, and official expenses.
Recuse arrangement.
Cost Excludes
Nepal International airfare-personal travel / medical insurance.
Expenses of a personal nature and meals in Kathmandu and Pokhara, gratuity (tips), hard/soft drinks including tea-coffee, etc, throughout the trip.
Personal trekking gear and medical kit.
Emergency evacuation by any means of transportation, including helicopter services and a personal medical kit.
Early return from the trip due to a personal/medical problem, in this case, clients should bear their own expenses on return from the trek and in Kathmandu, including expenses of accompanying guide/porters.
Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing tour entrance fees.
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Equipment Checklist
Team Himalaya's list of outdoor equipment requirements is as follows, depending on the type of holiday chosen: leisure tours, moderate, adventurous, challenging trekking, and climbs.
Gear required depends upon the season of travel as well as the grade of travel and trekking, as Nepal is for all seasons except the wet months of July to mid-September, when few travellers visit Nepal.
For Simple Sightseeing Tours in Kathmandu and beyond:
Personal Toiletries: a small day pack or bag to carry your personal belongings, such as water bottles, cameras, wallets, maps, journey/notebooks, cell phones, light jackets or fleece, and insect repellent cream, as per the season.
Running/sports shoes or comfortable shoes for short walks; walking poles (for elderly people); personal medication; binoculars (optional); T-shirts; long-sleeve shirts; trousers (for entering temples and monasteries); sunscreens.
For long drives, a soft inflatable cushion/pillow is advisable, along with a rainproof or umbrella.
For Moderate Hikes and Treks:
Personal Toiletries, a moderate-sized daypack to carry your personal belongings, such as water bottles, cameras, wallets, maps, journey/notebooks, cell phones, light jackets or fleece, and insect repellent as per the season.
Running/sports shoes, for elderly people; walking poles; personal medication; binoculars (optional); T-shirts; long-sleeve shirts; trousers (for entering temples and monasteries); sunscreens; and torch/flashlights.
Sun Hats, Sunglasses, and water bottles are necessary (try to avoid plastic bottled water, as it creates litter that is hard to recycle in Nepal). Use the same waterfalls to refill your bottle where available, and a rainproof umbrella. A scarf or mask to avoid dust and smoke.
For long Trekking for a week or more above 3,000 meters:
Personal Toiletries, a moderate-sized day pack or rucksack to carry your personal belongings, including travel documents, water bottles, cameras, wallets, maps, journey/notebooks, cell phones, light jackets or fleece, and insect repellent as per the season.
Running/sports shoes, a good pair of boots, warm woollen/cotton socks, snow gaiters, rain/windproof gear, walking poles (an option), personal medication, binoculars (an option), T-shirts, long-sleeve shirts, trousers (for entering temples and monasteries), sunscreens, torch/flashlights.
Gloves, Woollen Beni (camp), Sun Hats, Sun/snow glasses, and water bottles are necessary (try to avoid plastic bottled water, as it creates litter that is hard to recycle in Nepal). Use the same waterfalls for refills where available. A scarf or mask to avoid dust and smoke.
On trekking, larger kit/duffel bags are carried by porters/pack animals (yaks, mules, or ponies), including your heavy personal gear, such as sleeping bags, down/duvet jackets, and items you require during daytime walks to designated campsites/lodges.
Challenging Treks and Trekking Peak Climb:
Personal Toiletries, a moderate-sized day pack or rucksack to carry your personal belongings, such as travel documents, water bottles, cameras, wallets, maps, journey/notebooks, cell phones, light jackets, or fleece as per the season and altitude.
Running/sports shoes, a good pair of boots, warm woollen/cotton socks, snow gaiters, rain / windproof gear, walking poles an option, personal medication, binoculars an option, T-shirts, long sleeve shirts, trousers (while entering temples and monasteries), sunscreens, torch/flashlights, and spare batteries.
Gloves, Woollen Beni (camp), Sun Hats, Sun/snow glasses, and water bottles are necessary (try to avoid plastic bottled water, as it creates litter that is hard to recycle in Nepal). Use the same waterfalls for refills where available. A scarf or mask to avoid dust and smoke.
On trekking, larger kit/duffel bags are carried by porters/pack animals (yaks, mules, or ponies), which include your heavy personal gear, such as sleeping bags, down/duvet jackets, and items you require during daytime walks to designated campsites/lodges.
We had a very successful EBC trek in October 2024 because of Team Himalaya! Our guide, Raj, was very knowledgeable in all things Everest. He set us up in the best lodges where we had great service all along. He provided us with a superb porter, who also went above and beyond in taking care of us. Raj was very patient with us and was always looking out for our best interests. We would highly recommend Team Himalaya for any trek!
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Everest Base Camp Team Himalaya March 2024
We have just returned from a 14 day, 11 day hike with Raj and Durga from Team Himalaya to Everest Base Camp. From the minute we landed to our departure we were properly looked after and cared for by Team Himalaya. The trek to and from Everest Base Camp was wonderful, our guides and porters really looked after us and were incredibly knowledgeable. In Nepal things can go wrong especially with flights to and from Lukla but Team responded magnificently and found alternative solutions. If this is on your bucket list as ours and you are looking for a company to organise this with I would 100% recommend Raj.
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Reaching Everest Base Camp with TEAM HIMALAYA
If you are looking for an adventure of a lifetime, don’t hesitate! Choose TEAM HIMALAYA for your Everest Base Camp trek! We completed the EBC trek early November 2023 . My husband and I chose to do a private trek with Team Himalaya. Everything went smoothly with our guide Raj. His team and organization is outstanding! We could not have done it without him. Raj took care of everything throughout the trek and made sure we were well at all times, even providing us fresh fruits every night after dinner! We felt safe at all times , his experience and knowledge of the Himalayas helped us achieve our goal in reaching the EBC! His professionalism went beyond our expectations from our first contact with him for information until the very end. We will forever remember this expedition and gained a friend in our guide Raj!
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Incredible Experience by evan
It was an incredible experience being surrounded by the towering Annapurna Himalayas. This memorable trek through Nepal offered the best scenic views and stunning landscapes. Despite being surprised at how quickly the trek ended, the daily walks were filled with dramatic views that left a lasting impression.
I highly recommend this adventure, as it is one of the best base camp treks in the Himalayas with minimal risk of altitude sickness. Although there were steep ups and downs that were tiring on some days, the breathtaking views made it all worth it. This was easily the most exciting trek I have ever experienced.
I want to thank Team Himalayas and Raj for providing exceptional service with their expert guide and staff.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Nar phu kang-la Thorang-la pass Trekking
Will I have access to safe drinking water in the Annapurna Region?
Yes, you can refill your water bottle with boiled or purified water in the teahouses. It is better not to drink tap water or water from small streams, as it may harm your health. So, to prevent that, you should carry some purifying tablets with you.
How difficult is the Annapurna Region Trekking?
The trek is moderate, as there will be no rope climbing. Most of the trails, such as the Mardi Himal Trek and Annapurna Base Camp Trek, involve long paths that might require you to go up and down. So, it might be difficult for some people with back and ankle problems. But with proper guidance and enough break times, almost anyone can complete the trek.
Is there a chance of getting altitude sickness during the trek?
The Poonhill trek’s elevation is 3,190 m, while the elevation of Thorong-la pass is 5,416 m. Generally, people experience symptoms of altitude sickness once they reach an elevation of 3000m. To avoid uncertainty, it is better to get a health checkup and a doctor's consultation before doing the Annapurna Region Trekking.
Can my children and I do the ABC Trek?
Yes, we have had many clients complete the ABC trek with their children. Our guides will make sure you and your children are well cared for throughout the trek.
What kinds of food will I get during the trek?
You might have heard of the typical term “Dal Bhat”, which is both fulfilling and healthy. Most of the foods you get are grown by local farmers. You might not have many items on the Menus in the upper regions. You will get food items such as pasta, pancakes, bread, eggs, coffee, and hot lemon.
Can a solo woman traveller go on the Annapurna Base Camp trek?
Travelling alone can sometimes be the best thing you can do for yourself. But with our guide, you will be well taken care of during the trek. Our company prioritises the safety of women travellers.
Will we be using tents during the Trek?
It is not necessary to spend your night in tents, as there are several tea houses along the trek. So, we will not be using tents on the trek unless you want that kind of experience. If you have, then you should probably let us know beforehand.
Should I need a porter for my trek?
Well, it depends on which trek you choose. Some treks involve many difficult paths and routes, so it will be hard for you to carry heavy bags on your own. Hiring a porter can be beneficial, as it lets you fully enjoy the trek without a backache.
Will I be able to use my phone during the trek?
The mobile phone signal has reached most of the Annapurna Region. So, if you miss someone at home, you can quickly check on them. There are also many phone services, such as charging and recharge cards, available in almost every part of the Annapurna Region if you need them.
Is there an ATM on the trek?
Unfortunately, there aren’t such facilities for ATMs. So, you need to use the service before and after the trek in Pokhara.
What if I get sick or injured during the trek?
Firstly, our guides will sort out the things for you. However, if there is an emergency, the evacuation can be done by helicopter. For this reason, travel insurance is really important for you, as it will help cover the costs of the helicopter rescue.
What if I left the gears at my home?
You can easily get gear in Kathmandu and rent what you need, so you shouldn't worry about forgetting anything.
What kind of Guides will I get?
The guides you will be getting are all Nepalese. Each of our guides is experienced, knowledgeable, flexible, and licensed. They are all highly skilled professionals and know how to care for our valuable guests.
What kind of accommodation will I get during my trek?
You will be resting in tea houses and lodges. These small but comfortable hotels and lodges provide pillows, sheets, and mattresses; you can ask for spare blankets if needed. Bringing your pillow would be a great idea, though. Some of you might not be comfortable sleeping without a hot shower. For that, you can get a hot shower at a certain cost.
