The Nar Phu Valley Trek via Tilicho Lake traverse Mesokanto Pass (5340 is the perfect alternative for adventurers seeking a less-crowded route, offering an immersive cultural experience and breathtaking wilderness scenery.
Nar Phu Circuit Trek traverse Mesokanto La Pass - 17 Days
Nar Phu Valley And Mesokanto Pass Trek Overview
The Nar Phu Valley Circuit Trek with Mesokanto Pass (5121 m) is the best alternative trek for those seeking a less-traveled area that offers authentic culture and great scenery. This is a newly developed off-the-beaten-track trekking trail designed by Wilderness Excursion, hiking through Phu Pass (5050m) and spending a night in Loang at an altitude of 4680m, then the next day trekking to Nar Village, crossing Nar Pass, which is 5400m above sea level. We trust that this alternative trail will offer something new to adventure hiking enthusiasts where nobody has trekked yet, and we believe that it is more interesting than walking the same way back through Kyang and Chyako to enter the Nar Village.
From Nar Village, we follow the normal track, passing the Kong La Pass, which is 5320 meters high from sea level, to connect with the Annapurna Circuit part one trail. After that, we have choices about whether we combine this trek with Thorong La Pass or Tilicho Lake Mesokanto Pass, then get to Jomsom. So this trek can be called the Mesokanto Pass Trek via Nar Phu Valley, this route includes four high passes, all above 5000 meters, if we join the trek with Thorong La or with Mesokanto La Pass.
Our newly tailored original version itinerary to Nar Phu valley will end at Jomsom, followed by a flight to Pokhara, the lake city, the best place to rest and relax. Alternatively, you can visit the International Mountain Museum after a nice lunch. Next morning, catch the air-conditioned tourist bus to Kathmandu. Transfer to your selected hotel in Kathmandu. This is how your Mesokanto Pass Trek via Nar Phu Valley Trekking concludes with the Wilderness Excursion.
Nar Phu Valley and Mesokanto Pass Trek Itinerary with four high passes: Phu Pass (5050m), Nar Pass (5400m), Kangla Pass (5300m), and Mesokanto Pass (5240m) . This is our standard itinerary. It can be customized or slightly changed if required, considering your pace and trekking habits that cause a change of day-to-day plan.


- Staff: A registered English-speaking Nar Phu Valley Trek guide.
- Staff: Sherpa porters to carry your main pack and other gear.
- Accommodation: 1 Night deluxe room in a 3-star hotel in Pokhara with breakfast.
- Accommodation: Lodge and tented accommodation during the trek.
- Meals: 16 Breakfasts, 15 Lunches, and 14 Dinners during the trip.
- Transport: All airport transfers in Nepal.
- Transport: Jomsom – Pokhara by flight and airport taxes.
- Transport: Pokhara – Kathmandu by air-conditioned tourist bus.
- Transport: KTM – Dharapani by public bus and jeep.
- Permits: Nar Phu Restricted Area Trekking Permit and ACAP Permits.
- Expenses: Guide and porter's fee with all their expenses in trekking.
- Expenses: Taxes and documentation fees.
- Gear rent: Sleeping bag (to be returned after the trek).
- Transfer, accommodation, and meals in Kathmandu
- Guided tour and monuments entrance fees in Kathmandu
- Hard drinks, beverages such as Coke, Fanta, mineral water, laundry service, and toiletries.
- Personal nature expenses, hot shower, hot water, internet, and phone calls.
- Extra cost if the trip is extended due to disruptions, e.g., weather change, trail block, landslide, etc.
- Personal travel insurance and trekking gear.
- Hiring a horse/pony or extra porter if necessary.
- Rescue operation charge in case of emergency.
- Tips for your guide and porters.
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We as a couple did this wonderful camping trek in April/May 2016. Everything was perfectly prepared. Pradip and his crew (guide, cook, porters) were awesome. They did everything to make it comfortable. They always had a plan b if there...






