Humla Limi Valley Trek
Date of Departure
trip informaiton
Duration
20 days
Max Altitude
4,995 meters at Nyalu La Pass
Difficulty
Difficult
Starts from
Kathmandu
Trips Ends at
Kathmandu
Activity
Accommodation
Meals
Weather
°C
Group Size
Best Season
Region
Humla Simikot Treks
Accommodations during Humla Limi Valley Trek
Humla Limi Valley Trek is full-on a camping trek as there are no ready-made roofs to spend the night in. There are a few residential houses in some parts of Humla and Limi Valley where you can ask one of the house owners to join in. If they do not allow it, it is fully a camping trip starting from Kermi. Before, Kermi, in Nepalgunj, we include your stay in one of the best hotels in the city. Then, in Simikot and Dharapuri, there are few lodges with basic services.
And as for the accommodations in Kathmandu, our standard package offers stays in 3* standard category hotels on a twin/double sharing basis. However, if you want to upgrade the hotel types or want to have a single supplementary, we can organize them for you at an additional cost.
Meals during Humla Limi Valley Trek
In Kathmandu, you have a wide range of options to choose from. Hence, we do not include lunch & dinner during your stays in Kathmandu in our packages. You will find dishes from different ethnical communities of Nepal to many other countries. Nepali, Indian, Tibetan, Chinese, Western, and Continental are the most easily found in the city.
The options in Nepalgunj are pretty much decent but do not expect as of Kathmandu. You can find menus from the most common Nepali, Indian, Tibetan, Chinese, Western, and Continental foods here. Then in Simikot and Dharapuri, you can pick up the foods from the teahouses’ limited items menu.
Similarly, as you will have to camp from Kermi, the food for the rest of the trek will be freshly prepared by the tent cook.


