Nar Phu Trek - 21 Days
21 Days
5416m
Jagat-Jomsom
Difficult
5-8 hours per day
Lodge and Camping
Autumn (September- November)
Nar Phu Trek Itinerary (21 Days)
Day 1: Arrive in Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu (1365m/4478ft)
Day 2: Free day in Kathmandu for Sightseeing and Trek Preparation
Day 3: Drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar and jeep to Jagat (1300m/4265 ft)
Day 4: Trek from Jagat to Dharapani (1860m/6102 ft)
Day 5: Trek from Dharapani to Koto (2600m/8530 ft)
Day 6: Trek from Koto to Meta (3560m/11680 ft)
Day 7: Trek from Meta to Kyang Village (3840m/12598 ft)
Day 8: Trek from Kyang Village to Phu Village (4050m/13287 ft)
Day 9: Exploration Day around Phu Village
Day 10: Trek from Phu Village to Naar Phedi (3500m/11483 ft)
Day 11: Trek from Naar Phedi to Naar Village (4200m/13780 ft)
Day 12: Trek from Naar Village to Kangla Phedi (5322m/17461 ft)
Day 13: Trek from Kangla Phedi to Ngawal(4000m/13123 ft)
Day 14: Trek from Ngawal to Manang Village (3351m/10994 ft)
Day 15: Trek from Manang Village to Yak Kharka (4350m/14272 ft)
Day 16: Trek from Yak Kharka to Thorong La High Camp (4600m/15092 ft)
Day 17: Trek from Thorong La Pass to Muktinath (3800m/12467 ft)
Day 18: Trek from Muktinath to Jomsom (2715m/8907 ft)
Day 19: Flight from Jomsom to Pokhara(1400m/4593 ft) and Kathmandu(1365m/4478 ft)
Day 20: Free day in Kathmandu for Sightseeing or Contingency day to be used on Trek
Day 21: Departure Day
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Review

Nepal Social Treks Review
I’ve just completed the 15 day Everest Base Camp trek with Nepal Social Treks and can’t praise the company, guide & porter highly enough. My guide in particular, Lhakpa was an absolute star who could not do enough to make the time away as comfortable as possible. Considerate, knowledgeable, funny, kind & inspiring. I genuinely don’t think I could have completed the trek without their support! A lifetime ambition completed thanks :)


EBC by Gokyo
If you are planning to do the EBC, the Agency should be Nepal Social Trek and the Guide should be Santa Thabir Magar. Permanent communication during trekking and excellent coordination at all times. The alternative I recommend is Gokyo. Something heavier than the classic, but definitely extraordinary. Also the views of the great mountains during the circuit, are not to forget them


Great guide
The Everest Base Camp trek was amazing. Everything was organised for us. The accommodation and food was better than we expected. Our guide Amrit was professional, knowledgeable, and kind. He adjusted our trip to follow our pace. When we got sick, he was extremely helpful and caring, and made sure we got the care we needed. We can't wait to return to trek again.
I’ve just completed the 15 day Everest Base Camp trek with Nepal Social Treks and can’t praise the company, guide & porter highly enough. My guide in particular, Lhakpa was an absolute star who could not do enough to make the time away as comfortable as possible. Considerate, knowledgeable, funny, kind & inspiring. I genuinely don’t think I could have completed the trek without their support! A lifetime ambition completed thanks :)
Reaching Everest Base Camp was a dream of mine and this trek was really amazing!! Narayan, our guide, was truly skilled and great company; he supported us even in the most difficult moments. A heartfelt thank you to the porters, who, tireless and always smiling, made our trek possible! Well done, everyone!
We did the 12 days trek from Lukla to Everest Base Camp. It was an amazing experience! The trip is beautiful. Our guide Narayan helped us in every moment to reach the final destination. The porters were very kind. We recommend this experience!
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there provisions for ATMs or credit cards during the trek?
There are many places where you can use your ATM or credit card in Kathmandu. However, as we trek into higher and more remote villages, these facilities are bound to be rare. We advise you to carry the appropriate amount of cash with you to conduct your purchases.
Could I get altitude sickness on this trek?
The elevation on this trek does exceed 4000m. There is a possibility that you could get altitude sickness. However, we have designed the itinerary to make sure you can acclimatize properly. Our first aid kit is also fully equipped to take care of you.
How are the electricity facilities during the Nar Phu Trek?
All the lodges and campsites are fully prepared with the amenities that you may need. You don’t need to worry about any problems in charging up your phones, cameras, or other electronics along the way. However, since a large part of this trek includes camping, we recommend you carry portable chargers as a backup.
What are the accommodations for this trek?
While we are in Kathmandu, our accommodation will be a three-star hotel on a B/B basis. On the trek itself, we will either be staying in lodges and camping in twin shared tents with sleeping mat. We have ensured a proper balance between an authentic camping experience as well as a comfortable sleeping environment.
Is it safe to drink tap water during this trek?
We strongly suggest you refrain from drinking tap water as it is likely that your stomach will not have adjusted to the local water just yet. For your safety, only drink bottled water or properly filtered water.
Do I need to buy travel insurance for this trek?
Yes. We recommend that you purchase insurance in your country before coming on this trek. Nepal Social Treks only covers the insurance for our staff. Please make sure that your insurance covers you for high altitude trekking.
Will there be extra porters available?
Porters are included on our trek package (1 porter per 2 trekkers). If you feel like you need a personal porter help for your bags as you want to focus on the trek and enjoy the view itself, we have got you covered. Typically, a porter can carry about 20kg in weight, which includes their own backpack as well.
What are the recommended trekking gears?
Nar Phu Trek can be quite difficult. Traversing steep inclines, high altitudes, and off-beaten trails, while the weather is also unpredictable. Therefore, it is always a good idea to keep yourself prepared for any situation. With this in mind, we have below a trekking gear checklist so that you can double and triple-check that you have packed everything you might need:
Breathable trekking shirts, both half and full sleeves
Water and wind-resistant trekking trousers
Comfortable trekking shorts for walking in hot weather
At least one thermal layer for colder conditions
Breathable underwear
Waterproof jacket for unexpected rains
Light fleece jacket for warmer areas
High-quality down jacket in case of extreme weather conditions
Comfortable, worn-in hiking boots.
Sandals for leisurely walking.
High-quality hiking socks and thermal socks.
Sun protection hat
Beanie or headband
Inner and Outer gloves
Good quality sleeping bag
Camera and portable chargers
UV protection sunglasses
Trekking poles
Trekking towels
Water bottle and water purification tablets
Any prescription medications
Headlamp
Spare batteries
Hand sanitizers, sunscreen, lip balm