Restricted Regions

Nepal’s Restricted Regions are areas that remain relatively untouched, preserving their natural beauty and cultural heritage. These areas require special permits for trekkers, ensuring limited footfalls and a pristine environment. Venturing into these regions is like stepping back in time, where age-old traditions remain intact, and nature unveils its raw, unspoiled beauty.

Trekking in areas like Upper Mustang, known as the ‘Last Forbidden Kingdom’, is like delving into a living museum. The landscape here resembles the Tibetan plateau with its vast arid expanses, deep canyons, and unique rock formations. The ancient monasteries and palaces stand testament to the region’s rich history.

Similarly, regions like Manaslu, Dolpa, and Tsum Valley showcase a harmonious blend of nature and culture. They offer not just stunning mountain views, but also a deep dive into the customs, festivals, and daily life of the local communities. These regions have managed to retain their authenticity, thanks to their restricted status.

For trekkers seeking off-the-beaten-path experiences, the Restricted Regions of Nepal promise unparalleled adventure, profound cultural interactions, and memories that last a lifetime.