Jumla to Rara lake Trek
Discover the Hidden Gem of Nepal
Rara Lake, nestled within the Rara National Park, is a testament to Nepal's diverse natural beauty. Often referred to as the "Queen of Lakes," it sits at an elevation of 3062m and spans an area surrounded by pine, spruce, and juniper forests. The lake is the centerpiece of this trek, offering serenity and stunning reflections of the snow-capped peaks that frame it.
The Journey to Rara Lake
The trek begins with a flight to Jumla, located at 2370m, which serves as a gateway to the Karnali region. From Jumla, trekkers embark on a scenic and culturally enriching trail that leads to Rara. The journey is challenging but immensely rewarding, weaving through isolated villages and forests alive with diverse flora and fauna.
Cultural and Natural Highlights
Rara National Park, established in 1975, is not just a sanctuary of biodiversity but also a cultural mosaic. The trek introduces you to the way of life in one of Nepal's most remote regions, where the traditions of local communities remain largely untouched by modernity. The national park's remoteness ensures a peaceful environment, making it ideal for trekkers seeking solitude and connection with nature.
Why Choose the Jumla to Rara Lake Trek?
This trek is perfect for those yearning for an off-the-beaten-path adventure. It offers a combination of natural beauty, cultural encounters, and the unique charm of Nepal's smallest national park. The breathtaking views, tranquil ambiance, and rugged trails promise an unforgettable experience for trekkers of all kinds.
Itinerary
Includes/Excludes
- Trekking permits and entrance fees for Rara National Park.
- TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) card.
- Experienced trekking guide and support staff.
- Accommodation during the trek (tea houses or camping).
- Meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek.
- Drinking water during the trek (boiled or purified).
- Transportation as mentioned in the itinerary (flights or road transport).
- Necessary equipment and gears for the trekking staff.
- First aid kit and emergency medical assistance.
- Government taxes and service charges.
- International airfare to/from Nepal.
- Nepal entry visa fees.
- Accommodation and meals in Kathmandu or any other cities before or after the trek.
- Personal trekking equipment and gears.
- Travel insurance that covers trekking activities and emergency evacuation.
- Extra expenses such as additional meals, snacks, beverages, and personal expenses.
- Tips for the trekking staff (guide, porters, etc.) as per your discretion.
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