Mount Kailash Yatra From Nepal Limi

Humla, a remote and culturally diverse region in northwest Nepal, offers a unique and spiritual experience. The opening of the border between Humla and Ngari in Tibet in May 1993 paved the way for pilgrims and traders to cross into Tibet, allowing them to view the sacred Mount Kailash. With Tibet now closed, we have developed a new, more accessible route from Lapcha Syar in Limi Valley, Humla, to offer you a chance to see and pray at Mount Kailash.

This route has gained popularity since the visit of Indian Guru Sadhguru in 2021, attracting spiritual seekers from around the world. Trekking in Humla offers a fascinating opportunity to immerse yourself in some of the most exotic cultures in Nepal. Walking the trails here feels like stepping back in time, as you encounter rich traditions and lifestyles that have remained largely untouched by modernity.

Cultural Diversity of Humla

Humla is the highest, most northern district of Nepal, surrounded by the rugged landscapes of the Himalayas. The region is home to diverse ethnic groups. In the northern highlands, you’ll find the Bhotias, who follow Tibetan Buddhism, while the southern valleys and riverbeds are populated by Khasas, a Hindu community. As you trek through Limi Valley, you’ll pass remote villages, traverse high-altitude passes over 16,000 ft, and explore ancient Buddhist monasteries that have stood the test of time.

Why Trek in Humla for Mount Kailash?

• Sacred and Spiritual Journey: View Mount Kailash from Lapcha Syar, a significant pilgrimage site.
• Cultural Immersion: Experience the rich Bhotia and Khasa cultures along the trails.
• Stunning Landscapes: Trek through rugged terrain, high passes, and pristine villages.
• Tibet and Nepal Connection: Walk in the footsteps of ancient traders and pilgrims in a remote, untouched part of Nepal.

Explore Humla and discover a world of spirituality, culture, and nature. This journey offers an unforgettable adventure in one of the most secluded corners of Nepal.