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Limi Valley Trek
Explore rarely visited and mystic Limi Valley Trek with Peregrine Team
Duration
20 Days
Meals
- Daily breakfast in Kathmandu
- 3-times meals during the trek
Accommodation
- 4-nights hotel
- 15-nights eco-lodge
Activities
- Trekking
- Sightseeing
- Scenic Flight
SAVE
US$ 670Price Starts From
US$ 3350
Overview of Limi Valley Trek
Limi Valley Trek is the best outdoor activity for aspiring adventure seekers. Humla-Simikot Limi Valley Trek in Nepal is a strenuous trekking trail with two high passes. Also, the unique Tibet influenced the culture of the host nation. Peregrine Treks & Expedition offers this route package of adventure and culture.
Limi Valley was opened in 2002 for foreigners. This trekking lies in the far western region of Nepal near the Tibet-Nepal border. It is north of the Humla district of Nepal. The trekking route to the Limi Valley is treacherous as the trekkers would trek past two high passes. The monasteries on the way, diverse wildlife, and the beautiful landscape around Chyoro Ri encompass the thrill and spirituality of the single trekking period.
Limi Valley Trek Highlights
The major highlight of this trekking in Humla Simikot Limi Valley Trek is the glorious and aesthetic holy mountain of Mount Kailash. This Limi Valley Trek has considered the Trans-Himalayan region, which is spectacular and impressive. The views of mountains like Saipan, Byas Rishi, API, Kanjirowa, Kanti, Kailash, and Gorlamdanda. Besides the Himalayan peak ranges, the chance to encounter animals like wild yak, blue sheep, marmot, Kyung, barking deer, black bear, musk deer, and other endangered birds and animals.
The journey takes you to Selima Tso Lake before returning to Simikot. Due to the isolation, the flight to Kathmandu provides untouched virgin land. Hence, Come and Book this amazing Limi Valley trek in this untouched land of Nepal with Peregrine Treks & Expedition for the best service and hospitality.
The trekking starts from the Simikot of Humla, where we will take you by flight via Nepalgunj. Furthermore, this trekking trail follows the longest river in Nepal, the Karnali river. For the conservation of the area government of Nepal has the policy to give a special permit to a limited number of trekkers to trek in the region. In addition, the picturesque trail offers views of the stone villages of Til, Jang, and Helga.
Detail Itinerary of Limi Valley Trek
Day 01: Arrival in Nepal, Tribhuvan International Airport
Welcome, your journey to Nepal starts here! Our agent will wait to greet you at the Tribhuwan International airport and then transport you to your hotel. During the journey, you will take in the sights and sounds of the city, getting a first glimpse of Nepal’s unique culture and history. You will likely have time for some rest and a little exploration of the locality around the hotel in preparation for the days and adventures to come.
Elevation: 1400 m
Overnight: 3-star hotel
Meal: Breakfast
Day 02: Kathmandu city tours and trek preparation
Today you can visit an exciting heritage site in the Kathmandu valley. In the evening, our guide will hold a pre-departure meeting introducing you and the other trekkers and outlining what to expect on the trek. You will sightsee Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Swyambhunath, and Kathmandu Durbar Square.
You will learn about the special equipment needed for the specific terrain that the trek will traverse and gain an understanding of the nature and physical demands of the trek.
Overnight: 3-star hotel
Meal: Breakfast
Day 03: Kathmandu to Nepalgunj flight
Today you will experience an incredible flight to Nepalgunj Airport. Nepalgunj is the biggest city in the sweltering Terai, the boundary region of western Nepal and India. The journey to the lodging zooms by quaint villages, giving you a glimpse of the ‘old’ Nepal. Enjoy a cozy evening at a comfortable hotel in Nepalgunj.
Elevation: 150m
Overnight: Nepalgunj hotel
Meal: Breakfast
Flight duration: 45 minutes to 1 hour
Day 04: Nepalgunj to Simikot (2950 m) flight
We wake early this morning to take the flight as we journey north to Simikot, the district headquarters of Humla; you will experience a spectacular flight, flying just above the Churen Himal. We arrive before lunch and are met by our trek crew. Simikot is situated on a ridge that overlooks the Humla Karnali River. Experience a night of relaxation and comfort in a Simikot local lodge.
Elevation: 2950 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Flight duration: 45 minutes
Day 05: Simikot to Dharapuri (2300 m) trek
Today’s trek will take you on a thrilling adventure of about 4-5 hours. You’ll start with a brisk climb lasting around an hour, reaching a majestic pass at 3000 meters. After that, you’ll meander through the delightful villages of Toling and Dharapani. Then, you’ll embark on a steep and strenuous ascent, leading you to the picturesque village of Dharapuri. You’ll be treated to stunning views of the Karnali River and lush pine forests along the way!
Elevation: 2300 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek duration: 5 hrs
Day 06: Dharapuri to Kermi (2670 m) trek
You’ve got a relatively easy trek today, allowing you to catch your breath. Meander with the Karnali River until you reach Kermi. Bask in one of the two natural hot springs nestled near the village in the afternoon. It’s a 30-minute uphill slant, passing Kermi village along the way.
Elevation: 2670 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek duration: 4 hrs
Day 07: Kermi to Yalbang (3020 m) trek
The initial few hours of your journey today are strenuous with a rising incline, so we start early this morning. After two hours, you’ll arrive at a small summit before a surprisingly steep downhill that will bring you to an impressive iron suspension bridge across the Sali River. After a four-hour trek, you’ll arrive at Yalbang, home to the Namkha Khyung Dzong Monastery, an awe-inspiring sight.
Elevation: 3020 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek duration: 6 hrs
Day 08: Yalbang to Tumkot (3380 m) trek
Another early start today, for your journey is set to take you high above the Karnali River! After a filling breakfast, you shall traverse primarily flat terrain with a few inclines and declines. After a brief 20 minutes, you shall come across the humble town of Yangar and, shortly after, cross the Karnali River atop a wooden suspension bridge!
After a further few hours of trekking your way up, you will arrive in the picturesque village of Muchu. From there, the path will take you gently downhill to the stream near Tumkot, where you can rest and spend the night.
Elevation: 3380 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek duration: 6 hrs
Day 09: Tumkot to Yari (3700 m) trek
Today, you embark on an adventurous journey of 5 hours that leads to Yari. The trail follows the Karnali River and rises slowly yet consistently, with some steep ascents along the way. Finally, you will reach Yari after a thrilling trek and spend the night there.
Elevation: 3700 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Trek duration: 5 hrs
Day 10: Yari to Hilsa (3720 m) via Nara La (4620 m) Pass trek
Today you will be trekking across the Nara La pass at an altitude of 4620 meters. Along the way, you will reach Thado Dunga, where you can find a few teahouses. From here, the trail becomes steeper, and it will take around two hours to reach the pass. If there is snow, it will take longer.
About half an hour from the pass, you will pass several large tents, which are tent hotels, offering food and beverages. You can see the Nara La pass from a distance, marked by a pile of stones and strings of Tibetan prayer flags. From the pass, it’s a long descent to Hilsa, close to the border with Tibet, where you will stay the night.
Elevation: Hilsa 3720 m Nara La Pass 4620 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek duration: 5 to 6 hrs
Day 11: Hilsa to Manepeme (3990 m) trek
After your morning meal, you will stroll across the Humla Karnali River’s suspension bridge and head north toward the Limi Valley.
This tranquil valley is renowned for its snow leopards and bharal, Himalayan blue sheep. After a 4-5 hour trek, you will reach Manipeme, where you will spend the night. At this location, there is an inscribed Mani Mantra on a large rock.
Elevation: 3990 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek duration: 6 hrs
Day 12: Manepeme to Til (4000 m) trek
Climbing the trail today will lead you too Ya Yip Phuk, a meditation cave steeped in Buddhism history. It was where Lotsawa Rinchen Sangpo (985-1055 AD) meditated, who was renowned for his translations of Buddhist scriptures. The path takes you to the Lamka La Pass (4300m) before dropping down to the Village of Til.
Elevation: 4000 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek duration: 6 hrs
Day 13: Til to Halji (3660 m) trek
To start today’s trek, you’ll take a downhill walk for around an hour before reaching Tiljung. From there, you’ll traverse a suspension bridge to cross the Tagtsi Khola River – the main tributary of Karnali. Once across, you will proceed in the right direction.
If you make your way east along the Tagtsi River, you’ll come across a bridge after about two hours. Cross it and keep left to continue on your journey.
A short thirty-minute walk to the northeast will land you right in the middle of Halji village’s mesmerizing terrain and its 800-year-old Rinchhen Ling Gompa monastery.
Elevation: 3660 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek duration: 4 hrs
Day 14: Halji to Jang (3930 m) trek
Wake up early and commence your journey after having a delicious breakfast. Head east on the spacious trail, taking in the breathtaking view of the Buddhist entrance gate and Mani walls while you pass by.
Following the Limi River, you will come across a path that goes on for 1.5 hours until you reach the peaceful village of Jang. Miles away from the hectic pace of everyday life, this destination is perfect for relaxing and unwinding.
Elevation: 3930 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek duration: 4 hrs
Day 15: Halji to Jang (3930 m) trek Day 15 Jang to Talung (4370 m) trek
After an energizing breakfast in Jang village, embark on your journey up the hill. Enjoy the steady climb with its scenic views as you make your way out of the village.
As the air becomes thinner with altitude, it is essential to take breaks at regular intervals to make your trek easier. You will have 8 hours of hiking to reach Talung village, where you can stay overnight at a tea house.
Elevation: 4370 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek duration: 8 hrs
Day 16: Talung to Shinjungma (3620 m) via Nyalu La (4940 m).
Prepare yourself for an exciting experience today as you make your way up to the Nyalu La, the peak of your trek. Although the journey ahead may be thrilling, it will also be arduous. When at the top, you will get some breathtaking sights like Humla Bandley and astounding landscapes that reach all the way to Tibet.
Venture down the steep path toward Lake Selma, taking in the breathtaking views of Mount Kailash and Mt. Saipahl as you go. Then continue along the Sali River until you arrive at Shinjungma, where you can take a break for the night.
Elevation: Nyalu La (4940 m) and Shinjungma (3620 m)
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek duration: 8 hrs
Day 17: Trek from Shinjungma to Kermi (2670 m).
Today you’re headed back to Kermi village via the Sali Khola. The journey is a stroll with impressive rocks flanking the route on either side. After a while, you reach the Karnali River. The trek to Kermi village takes 7 hours and is pretty tiring. When you get there, you can rest in the hot springs and enjoy a delicious meal before spending the night at a tea house.
Elevation: 2670 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek duration: 7 hrs
Day 18: Trek from Kermi to Simikot (2950 m).
The hike to Simikot spans 7 hours and marks the start of your trek with a smooth route toward Dharapuri. You will enjoy walking through Majgaon, followed by a 2-hour uphill climb above the Karnali River.
Once you’ve crossed a mountain pass of 3000 meters, you will be rewarded with stunning views of Nyinba valley. After hiking for 30 minutes along the trail, you’ll reach Simikot, where you can rest and spend the night.
Elevation: 2950 m
Overnight: local lodge
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Trek duration: 7 hrs
Day 19: Flight to Kathmandu via Nepalgunj
You will depart on a morning flight to Nepalgunj after having breakfast. On the flight, you can observe the majestic Himalayas and snow-capped peaks as you soar over them.
You will board a connecting flight to Kathmandu upon arrival at Nepalgunj airport. Gaze out the plane’s window, and be in awe of the breathtaking scenery as you reflect upon your incredible trekking experience.
Overnight: 3-star hotel
Meal: Farewell Dinner
Day 20: Transfer to airport
Today marks the end of your unforgettable journey in Nepal. We are here to aid you with the check-out process from the hotel and to ensure that all your belongings and memories have been neatly packed away. Afterward, we’ll transfer you to the airport to bid farewell to this great nation and begin your voyage back home. Wishing you a safe journey, and goodbye for now!
Meal: Breakfast
Customize this trip with help from our local travel specialist that matches your interests.
Includes & Excludes
What is included?
Private Airport Transfers: Seamless airport pickups and drop-offs in private vehicles.
Accommodation
- Stay in comfortable three-star hotels in Kathmandu and Nepaljung.
- Lodging in the best available lodges or tents during trekking.
Meals
- All meals provided during trekking: breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- Special welcome and farewell dinners will enhance your experience.
Ground Transportation
- All ground transportation is arranged in private vehicles as per the itinerary.
- Round-trip flight tickets between Kathmandu, Nepaljung, and Simikot.
Guided Sightseeing
- Guided tours of the Kathmandu Valley in a private vehicle.
- All entrance fees for sightseeing and trekking activities are included.
Professional Guides
- Experienced English (or other language) speaking guide.
- The assistant guide provided for groups larger than five trekkers.
Support Staff and Services
- Salaries, insurance, accommodation, and meals for guides, porters, and necessary staff.
- Provision of essential trekking equipment such as sleeping bags (to be returned after the trip).
Trekking Essentials
- Duffel bags, t-shirts, achievement certificates, and trekking maps are provided by the company.
- Limi Valley Trek Special Permit and TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) included.
Health and Safety: A comprehensive first aid medical kit and essential medicines are supplied.
Taxes and Fees: All applicable government and local taxes are covered.
What is excluded?
- Nepalese visa fees and international airfares: Costs for obtaining a Nepalese visa and international flight tickets are not included.
- Accommodation and meals in Kathmandu and Pokhara: Hotel stays, lunch, and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara due to early arrivals or late departures are excluded.
- Travel and rescue insurance: Travel and rescue insurance must be arranged separately by the traveler.
- Personal expenses during trekking: Expenses such as phone calls, laundry, beverages, battery recharges, bottled or boiled water, extra porters, hot showers, and a pot of tea are not covered.
- Tips and gratuities: Tips for guides, porters, and drivers are not included and should be provided by trekkers based on service satisfaction.
Departure Dates
We also operate Private Trips.
Route Map
Good To Know
Currency
Managing your finances efficiently is crucial during the Limi Valley Trek. Nepalese Rupees (NPR) are the official currency widely accepted in Kathmandu and Pokhara. Significant banks and currency exchange offices are available in these cities, allowing you to exchange USD, GBP, Euro, CAD, and AUD into NPR. While ATMs are accessible in larger towns, remote areas along the trek may have limited access. Carrying sufficient cash ensures smooth transactions throughout your adventure in Limi Valley.
Electricity and Adapters
Staying connected and powered up during the Limi Valley Trek requires understanding the local electricity setup. Nepal operates on a 230V supply with Type C and Type D plugs. A universal adapter lets you charge your devices in different places. A power bank is also helpful, especially in remote areas with limited electricity. Preparing your electronic needs in advance guarantees you remain connected and powered during your trek.
Nepal Visa
A Nepal visa is essential before starting your Limi Valley Trek. You can obtain one online or upon arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport. Your passport must be valid for at least six months and have blank pages. Visa fees vary based on your stay. Applying for your visa before your trek ensures a smooth entry into Nepal.
International Airlines
Choosing the right international airline enhances your Limi Valley Trek experience from the start. Major airlines offer flights to Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, connecting through hubs like Doha, Istanbul, and Delhi. Booking flights in advance can secure better rates and preferred schedules. Consider airlines that provide reliable service and support, ensuring timely arrivals and departures. Arriving in Kathmandu with ample time before your trek allows for necessary preparations and acclimatization.
Packing List
Packing smartly for the Limi Valley Trek ensures comfort and preparedness. Essential items include sturdy trekking boots, weather-appropriate clothing, a high-quality backpack, and a sleeping bag suitable for cold temperatures. Additional gear like a first aid kit, water purification tablets, and a portable stove can enhance your trekking experience. Don’t forget personal items such as toiletries, a camera, and a flashlight. A well-planned packing list ensures you have everything you need without overpacking.
Internet and Connectivity
Staying connected during the Limi Valley Trek is possible with careful planning. Most hotels and guesthouses in Kathmandu and Pokhara offer reliable WiFi, allowing you to keep in touch before and after the trek. Consider purchasing a local SIM card with a data plan for continuous internet access on the trail. However, remote areas may have limited connectivity, so prepare for occasional offline periods. A power bank and a portable WiFi device can help maintain your connectivity throughout the trek.
Vaccinations and Health
Maintaining your health during the Limi Valley Trek starts with the proper vaccinations. It’s recommended to be up-to-date with routine vaccines such as MMR, DTP, and varicella. Due to potential exposure risks, additional vaccines for Hepatitis A and B, Typhoid, and Japanese Encephalitis are advisable. Consult a healthcare professional at least four to six weeks before your trek to tailor your vaccination plan. Carrying a comprehensive first aid kit and any necessary medications ensures you stay healthy and enjoy your trekking experience.
Travel and Rescue Insurance
Protecting yourself with travel and rescue insurance is vital to the Limi Valley Trek. Comprehensive travel insurance covers medical emergencies, accidents, and evacuations. Ensure your policy includes high-altitude trekking and rescue coverage. Reviewing the terms and selecting a reputable insurance provider safeguards your health and financial well-being, allowing you to trek confidently and securely.
Personal Expenses
Managing personal expenses during the Limi Valley Trek enhances your overall experience. Costs such as phone calls, laundry services, beverages, battery recharges, bottled water, extra porters, hot showers, and tea are typically not included in the trek package. Budgeting for these extras ensures you enjoy added comforts and conveniences along the trail. Tracking your spending helps you manage your finances and enjoy your trek to the fullest.
Tips and Gratuities
Expressing gratitude to guides, porters, and drivers with tips and gratuities is customary during the Limi Valley Trek. These tips acknowledge their hard work and dedication, enhancing your trekking experience. Tip based on the quality of service and your satisfaction. Offering fair gratuities fosters positive relationships and supports the local community, ensuring you receive excellent service throughout your trek.
Addressing these essential aspects will make your Limi Valley Trek a well-prepared and enjoyable adventure. Understanding currency, electricity, shipping policies, visas, and other important information will ensure a smooth and memorable trekking experience in Nepal’s stunning landscapes.
Trip Information
Trek difficulty
The trail is off the beaten path, providing a remote and rugged experience. The terrain is filled with ascents, descents, and rough paths, making the trek quite challenging. The difficulty increases from the seventh day of the trek as you embark on long day hikes in higher altitudes. As you traverse from Kermi to Yalbang, Tumkot, and Yari, you will find yourself hiking for five to seven hours, gaining altitude with each step.
On the 10th day, you will take on the mighty Nara La Pass, which towers more than 4000 meters in height. It’s an intimidating task, but one that can be conquered. On days 11 and 12, you will embark on an 8-hour hike to the villages of Manepeme and Til. This can be a strenuous trek for those new to mountaineering, but the stunning views from up high make it all worth it. On day 15, you ascend to even higher Nyaula La, nearly at 5000 meters.
Although the trek may seem daunting, we assure you that the itinerary has been carefully planned to include necessary rest days, enabling you to complete the trek efficiently.
Best time for the trek
Springtime from March to May and autumn from September to early December are the most favorable and enchanting times of the year to embark on this remarkable trek. The crisp morning air and the vibrant colors of the changing season bring a special kind of beauty to the landscape. During this time of the year, the lush green hills are filled with a pleasant and sweet fragrance, while the colorful wildflowers adorn the meadows.
During the monsoon season of June to August, when the cloudbursts wreak havoc elsewhere, Limi Valley remains relatively dry, making it an ideal spot to get out and explore. The trails are sheltered by the high peaks, giving you a little respite from the rain, and the lush greenery is breathtakingly beautiful.
Trekking during winter in high-altitude areas on the trek, like Nara La Pass, Talung, and Nyaulu La, can be a daunting task. From late December to February, the snow can start to pile up, making it more challenging for the most intrepid of travelers. But those not afraid of the cold can still take on the trek and experience the beauty of the snow-covered landscape, making a memory that will last a lifetime.
Trek Safety Tips
For this remarkable trek, trekkers must be physically fit and in good health. To prepare your body, consider doing light cardio, stretching, and strengthening exercises a few weeks before the trek. This will help you acclimate to the high altitudes and adapt to the changing weather conditions. Pack plenty of warm clothes and a good pair of hiking boots.
Also, observing acclimatization or rest days is essential to a successful trekking experience. Acclimatizing to higher altitudes is of utmost importance, as failure can result in altitude sickness. The day of arrival or rest days should be used solely to observe and get used to unfamiliar surroundings and prepare for the next part of the journey. This can involve taking short hikes and adjusting to the air pressure and temperatures.
One Typical Day
Each day brings its own unique experience, starting with an early morning wake-up call and a hearty breakfast. Depending on the route, you will spend your day hiking for 5 to 6 hours, taking in the incredible scenery around you. As you go to the trek’s final leg from day 15 to day 18, you will have to hike for 7 to 8 hours each day to make it to the destination.
We will take a break at noon for lunch, take pictures and record video clips of the surrounding splendor — capturing memories that will last a lifetime. Afterward, we continue our journey until we eventually reach our destination — a local teahouse or reserved night shelter.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is mandatory for all tourists visiting the Humla district to obtain restricted/controlled area permits. Foreigner permits cost US$90 for ten days per person, and a minimum of two foreigners must be included in the group.
It is essential to have travel insurance when traveling as it serves as a safeguard in case of an unexpected situation. It is recommended to obtain travel insurance that provides coverage for medical emergencies, helicopter rescue, air ambulance, flight cancellations, personal expenses, loss/theft of luggage, repatriation, evacuations, and altitude sickness.
The Humla Limi Valley has no available drinking water sources that can be accessed directly. It is, therefore, recommended to bring a purifier or SteriPen to ensure safe and clean drinking water. Purchasing water in the region may be significantly more expensive than in Kathmandu.
Absolutely; our representative will be at the airport to facilitate your transfer to your hotel.
This trek requires significant physical activity, with a daily walking duration of 5-6 hours. Thus, it is suitable for those with prior experience with long-distance hikes, as it would be beneficial in traversing the terrain.
Our promotional package is offered at a fixed rate, with no additional charges. You can find more information regarding inclusions and exclusions in the “Included/Excluded” section on our website.
We do not require any credit card, banking, or other personal information at the time of booking.
Reviews on Limi Valley Trek
5.0
Third times trekking in Nepal
Limi Valley Trek has been my third trekking in Nepal.
Like every year, Peregrine Trek suggested me this incredible trek. We trekked for 20 days in Humla Region on the North West side of Nepal at the border with Tibet. This part of Nepal is frequented by tourists but offers magnificent landscapes. Two friends on their first trek in Nepal came home delighted. Peregrine Treks staff has provided our every need with efficiency, professionalism, and sympathy both in Kathmandu and during camping trekking.
No doubt I’ll be back next year for a new adventure.
Klaudia Junker
GermanyRemarkable Trek
My experience with Peregrine Treks and Tours was genuinely remarkable. I recently completed the Limi Valley Trek, which was an amazing journey. I enjoyed the delicious Nepalese cuisine, which was cooked using fresh ingredients, and the culture of the local people we encountered was fascinating. I highly recommend Peregrine Treks and Tours to anyone looking for a rewarding and memorable experience in Nepal.
Frank Fenstermacher
GermanyBreathtaking trek
When I went on the Limi Valley trek with Peregrine Treks and Tours, I was taken aback by the region’s beauty. Everything from the towering snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas to the lush pine forests lining the trail was breathtaking. My guide was incredibly knowledgeable and was able to point out interesting facts about our journey throughout.
Franziska Kluge
GermanyMemorable Experience
My trek through the Limi Valley with Peregrine Treks and Tours was one of the most memorable experiences I have ever had. The incredible views of the Himalayas, the lush jungles, and the friendly local villagers made this journey truly special. The tour guides were incredibly knowledgeable and helpful and did a great job ensuring we were well taken care of.
Angelika Hueber
GermanyBit hard trek
Exploring the Limi Valley with Peregrine Treks and Tours was a once-in-a-lifetime experience – from the majestic Himalayas to the lush jungles and the hospitable locals, it was truly a remarkable journey! Our tour guides were excellent, providing us with the best care and all the knowledge we needed. An unforgettable experience!
Elbertus van Lee
DenmarkBest Experience ever
I had a fantastic time on my trek through the Limi Valley with Peregrine Treks and Tours. The Himalayan views were stunning, the jungle was lush, and the locals were friendly. Our tour guides were fantastic – they ensured we had everything we needed and were full of great info. One of the best experiences ever!
Amelie Wright
IrelandAwesome Guide and operator
I had the most amazing experience when I took the Peregrine Treks and Tours through the Limi Valley – the sights of the Himalayas were breathtaking, the lush jungles were so vibrant, and the local people were so welcoming. The tour guides were awesome – they were so knowledgeable and took really great care of us!
Anna Hopwood
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