The Karnali Himalaya is not one trekking region but a system of remote landscapes where access logistics, altitude exposure, and cultural boundaries define feasibility. This guide explains how Nepal’s far west actually works for trekking.
Api Himal is one of Nepal’s least visited trekking regions, where difficulty is shaped by access logistics, steep terrain, and remoteness rather than extreme altitude. This guide explains what makes Api Himal treks succeed—or fail—in real conditions.
Limi Valley is a trans-Himalayan trekking region in Humla where difficulty is driven by access, wind-exposed passes, and sustained high-altitude living rather than technical terrain. This guide explains what truly defines a feasible Limi Valley trek.
Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve is Nepal’s only hunting reserve and a legitimate remote trekking zone defined by forests, alpine meadows (patans), and exposed ridge systems. This guide explains the real trekking conditions, wildlife expectations, permits, and why Dhorpatan is often misunderstood.
Lower Dolpo is one of Nepal’s most remote trekking regions, defined by high trans-Himalayan passes, Tibetan-influenced culture, and expedition-style logistics. This guide explains the region as it truly is—without marketing shortcuts.