Nar Phu Tilicho Trek

19 February, 2016
Makalu Adventure

Tilicho Lake is the highest lake in the world, at 5200m. The lake lies on the north side of the Annapurna Himal, just below Tilicho Peak (7134m). Reaching it is not easy as the route rises to the Mesukantu-La pass at 5300m.But it is an exciting and beautiful route, It is very technical, particularly the downhill section from the Mesukantu-La, and we do not recommend it for beginners, but with views of peaks at over 8000m and a variety of landscapes, plants and animals, it is well worth the effort. At night we stay in either village lodges or camps.Around Annapurna and Tilicho lake trekking takes you to the popular route via Besisahar to Manang with exciting sceneries on the way up.We have acclimatization day in Manang before we head up to spectacular Tilicho Lake for three days via Khangsar. Having spent a day exploring around Tilicho Lake, we continue to Thorung Phedi and Thorung la.This trek completes after taking you to the spectacular Ghorpani – Ghandruk to Pokhara.

Tilicho Lake : Lake at World's Highest Altitude

Tilicho Lake Trekking will be a perfect destination for those who aspire to venture into some of the less trodden remote regions of Nepal apart from the regular trekking routes. Nar Phu Valley, the recently opened area for trekking lies north of famous Annapurna circuit trekking route. The topography of Nar & Phu Valley is similar to that of Tibet. The trails are still rugged and the people and culture has remained in tact.

Special trekking permit is required to visit this place. After a couple days of exploration of the valley, we cross over Kang La Pass ( 5322m.) on the way to Manang. We leave the main trekking trail and proceed to Jomsom following the best-kept secret remote trekking route of Meso Kantu Pass ( 5099m.) and Tilicho Lake ( 5300m.), the world’s highest situated lake. Obviously, This remote and rugged trail offers challenging and exhilarating trekking experience for adventure enthusiasts.  

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