Valle del Naar
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Pavel_Matejicek
Prague, République tchèque20 contributions
mai 2014 • En couple
This trek is newly opened and it is possible to do only with guide presence, but is worth visiting.
Trek starts from Koto and route begins in narrow valley with several bridges. It is possible to walk up to Meta during one day. Then following day, on your way to Naar is nice place to visit Yunkar Gompa. Naar is very old village with unique athmosphere like from old times. If you would not have an aclimatization day in Phu, is reccomended to stay one more day here. There are several small monasteries to see and from small hill above the village is nice view at Kangaru Himal and Pisang Peak. After leaving Naar we stay at Khangla Phedi in our own tent for night and early morning we started to walk to Kangla Bhanjyang (5306m). Climb was very difficult due to a lot of snow there, no visible trace from previous groups and we could follow only marking bars. But scenery view from pass is wonderful. On opposite side of pass, descent is quite steep but after you go beyond it then descent is easy up to village Nawal.
I can really reccomend this part of Annapurna area for those who wanted to visit old Tibetian villages and enjoy treks without a crowds.
Trek starts from Koto and route begins in narrow valley with several bridges. It is possible to walk up to Meta during one day. Then following day, on your way to Naar is nice place to visit Yunkar Gompa. Naar is very old village with unique athmosphere like from old times. If you would not have an aclimatization day in Phu, is reccomended to stay one more day here. There are several small monasteries to see and from small hill above the village is nice view at Kangaru Himal and Pisang Peak. After leaving Naar we stay at Khangla Phedi in our own tent for night and early morning we started to walk to Kangla Bhanjyang (5306m). Climb was very difficult due to a lot of snow there, no visible trace from previous groups and we could follow only marking bars. But scenery view from pass is wonderful. On opposite side of pass, descent is quite steep but after you go beyond it then descent is easy up to village Nawal.
I can really reccomend this part of Annapurna area for those who wanted to visit old Tibetian villages and enjoy treks without a crowds.
Écrit le 13 juin 2014
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RamBasnet
Katmandou, Népal17 contributions
avr. 2012
Nar Phu Trek
For Himalayan addicts only! The Nar and Phu valleys are newly opened, spectacular regions of ethnically Tibetans inhabitants for those of you who think that you trekked all. This is a trek that combines high peaks and passes, glaciers, remote villages, narrow canyons, lovely forests, amazing rock formations, yaks, gompas and unique Himalayan cultures. Trekking to the standard Annapurna circuit, the bridge leading over the Maryland River to the steep portals of the Nar/Phu valley system is easily missed, but although the entrances is narrow and forested, the valley system above opens up to a huge expanse of high snow-peaks, ancient villages and high altitude grazing settlements.
Two long Day of walking from the border of Tibet, Tilman first explored this region in 1950s. Closed to trekkers until late 2002, very few westerners have explored these virtually untouched villages or climbed the many 7000-meters peak surrounded it. We will venture into this remote region of Upper Manang. Camping along the way at the winter settlement of Nar and Phu, and visit some of the most unvisited and interesting villages in the Tibetan Buddhist world. Buddhist pilgrims from around Nepal might accompany us up to Phu to visit the renowned Tashi Lha Khang monastery and receive a blessing from Lama Karma Sonam Rinpochhe. Along with spending plenty of time at these colorful and timeless villages, we explore the high alpine valleys above Phu (including Himlung base camp for those who want to), and crossing Kang La pass from Nar to Ngwal on the Pisang route leading back into the Annapurna circuit. Just in case one 5315-meter pass isn't enough, we will head west over the Thorong La pass (5416-meter) and down through lower Mustang where we will spend a few Day exploring before heading on to Jomsom and finally fly back to Pokhara and Kathmandu.
For Himalayan addicts only! The Nar and Phu valleys are newly opened, spectacular regions of ethnically Tibetans inhabitants for those of you who think that you trekked all. This is a trek that combines high peaks and passes, glaciers, remote villages, narrow canyons, lovely forests, amazing rock formations, yaks, gompas and unique Himalayan cultures. Trekking to the standard Annapurna circuit, the bridge leading over the Maryland River to the steep portals of the Nar/Phu valley system is easily missed, but although the entrances is narrow and forested, the valley system above opens up to a huge expanse of high snow-peaks, ancient villages and high altitude grazing settlements.
Two long Day of walking from the border of Tibet, Tilman first explored this region in 1950s. Closed to trekkers until late 2002, very few westerners have explored these virtually untouched villages or climbed the many 7000-meters peak surrounded it. We will venture into this remote region of Upper Manang. Camping along the way at the winter settlement of Nar and Phu, and visit some of the most unvisited and interesting villages in the Tibetan Buddhist world. Buddhist pilgrims from around Nepal might accompany us up to Phu to visit the renowned Tashi Lha Khang monastery and receive a blessing from Lama Karma Sonam Rinpochhe. Along with spending plenty of time at these colorful and timeless villages, we explore the high alpine valleys above Phu (including Himlung base camp for those who want to), and crossing Kang La pass from Nar to Ngwal on the Pisang route leading back into the Annapurna circuit. Just in case one 5315-meter pass isn't enough, we will head west over the Thorong La pass (5416-meter) and down through lower Mustang where we will spend a few Day exploring before heading on to Jomsom and finally fly back to Pokhara and Kathmandu.
Écrit le 4 septembre 2012
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Rajkumar1982
Katmandou, Népal55 contributions
oct. 2011
I have seen here very nice and friendly people. And place looks more dry few trees
Écrit le 11 juin 2012
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Himalaya Trekki... A
Katmandou, Népal4 contributions
avr. 2011 • Entre amis
Nar Phu is the wonderful and specticular trekking with a lots of great experience walking crowed annapurna round route upto koto then from Koto via walking through a unique Marsyandi valley making a camp to Dharmasala and then kyang a grazing place where you can encounter some deers then early morning walking to Pu it take 4 hour .. entering Pu greets you with lots of chorten , you can see a wonderful civilization . after exploring one day then trek back to mahendra pool .. then next day early morning climb up for the Nar village which is very wonderful village to see just a backside of pisang peak ... you can see a great living style of Nepali Tibetan Buddhist people then trek to nar base camp for the kangla pass .. for the kangle pass , you have to walk early morning .. reaching at the top you see a great panorama of Annapurna .. You will be walking down to humre seeing front a annapurna south .. then you trek to manang - yak kharka - thorang la phedi .then early morning thorang la pass to reach muktinath .. next day enter the kagbeni gateway to mustang and trek to jomsom ... then fly .. it's a really magical trekking to influence
Écrit le 25 janvier 2012
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Bibhu T
Katmandou, Népal34 contributions
Excellent exploratory trek fusion of nature, culture, adventure and beauty!
Écrit le 12 janvier 2012
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parodistefano
Livigno, Italia26 contributions
Il mio amico roberto ed io vogliamo raccontare in poche parole questo bellissimo trekking che veramente poca gente conosce .
penso che chi ama la montagna e i trekking conosca il circuito dell'annapurna e magari chi sta leggendo lo abbia anche fatto,
ebbene dal paese di Koto diparte la valle secondaria del naar-phoo .vi assicuro che tantissimi trekkers fanno ogni anno il circuito dell'annapurna ma pochissimi si accorgono di questa bellissima valle che si dirige verso il Tibet.c
ci vogliono almeno 6 giorni per compiere tutto il trek e cioè:
primo giorno : da koto a Meta (due lodge caldi e confortevoli)6/8 ore
secondo giorno: da meta a Phoo stupendo paese tibetano fuori dai circuiti turistici .8/10 ore
terzo giorno: riposo e meditazione a phoo
quarto giorno: ritorno a Meta 6/8ore
quinto giorno: da meta salita a naar (un angolo di paradiso) 6 ore
sesto giorno : partenza all'alba e salita de passo kanga-la 5440 metri con panorama immenso sull'annapurna ;poi discesa a nagwal 2000 metri piu' in basso.12/14 ore
per poter entrare in questa valle ci vuole un trekking permit di 90 euri che vale 6 giorni essendo una valle a "numero chiuso" incontrerete veramente pochissimi gringos.
namaste
penso che chi ama la montagna e i trekking conosca il circuito dell'annapurna e magari chi sta leggendo lo abbia anche fatto,
ebbene dal paese di Koto diparte la valle secondaria del naar-phoo .vi assicuro che tantissimi trekkers fanno ogni anno il circuito dell'annapurna ma pochissimi si accorgono di questa bellissima valle che si dirige verso il Tibet.c
ci vogliono almeno 6 giorni per compiere tutto il trek e cioè:
primo giorno : da koto a Meta (due lodge caldi e confortevoli)6/8 ore
secondo giorno: da meta a Phoo stupendo paese tibetano fuori dai circuiti turistici .8/10 ore
terzo giorno: riposo e meditazione a phoo
quarto giorno: ritorno a Meta 6/8ore
quinto giorno: da meta salita a naar (un angolo di paradiso) 6 ore
sesto giorno : partenza all'alba e salita de passo kanga-la 5440 metri con panorama immenso sull'annapurna ;poi discesa a nagwal 2000 metri piu' in basso.12/14 ore
per poter entrare in questa valle ci vuole un trekking permit di 90 euri che vale 6 giorni essendo una valle a "numero chiuso" incontrerete veramente pochissimi gringos.
namaste
Écrit le 9 mai 2011
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aurora382
Vienne, Autriche5 contributions
Hi there!
Is it possible to visit the Nar-Phu Valley and do the trekking in the last two weeks of August? Unfortunately we do not have other options and we already did a trekking in the Annapurna (the classic one) at the very end of the monsoon season and despite the beautiful landscapes and people it rained a lot.
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