Trek to Tsum Valley, a remote Himalayan valley known for its untouched natural beauty, rich Tibetan-influenced culture, and deep religious heritage. Located near the Tibetan border, the valley offers a unique experience of traditional villages, ancient monasteries, and peaceful mountain landscapes that have remained largely untouched by modernization.
DestinationNepal
Duration17 days
Trip DifficultyModerate
ActivitiesTrek
Max. Elevation4010m.
Group Size1-15
VehicleCar, Deluxe AC Bus
AccommodationHotel & Guesthouse
MealsB.L.D
Start PointSotikhola
End PointLapubesi
Tsum Valley Trek overview
The Tsum Valley Trek is the most exciting trekking adventure in Nepal because of the isolation and remoteness of the trail. It is gradually gaining a name as the most thrilling trekking and mountain experience in the entire world. The Tsum Valley, in the Manaslu region and on the northern side of Gorkha, is one of the remotest Himalayan valleys in the world. Trekking in the valley has been open to outsiders only in very recent years. So, it attracts hundreds of tourists every month during the season. Our week-long trekking package offers the best experience of venturing into the land. In these remote and cut-off areas, you get similar episodes of getting romanticized with additional knowledge and insight into a different world beyond the existing one. Tsum Valley is popular for its enchanting beauty that has been untouched by modernization for such a long time and its pilgrimage sites that sacredly reflect cultural and religious wealth. The distinct culture and significant religious heritage that mirror Tibetan essence are the major highlights, along with the pure natural beauty. Similarly, it is famous for sacred mountain caves where several Buddhist monks meditate at different times. Some Tibetan ethnic Buddhist followers visit this valley as a pilgrimage site. This trek will give you a great insight into the secret lives of local cultures living in the most concealed areas.
Trekking route to Tsum Valley
We offer you a long holiday in this remote valley that takes you to paradise land surrounded by the beautiful Mt. Ganesh range, including Mt. Sringi and Mt. Boudha.
The valley is in such difficult terrain that it does not receive many travelers. Very few outsiders have been able to reach this promised land, and so many things about the valley are still mysteries. The off-the-beaten-track trail offers you the walk of your lifetime on one of the hardest trekking trails in Nepal. You will pass through dense forests, cross raging rivers, see amazing waterfalls, and visit mythical villages.
First, this beautiful hidden valley trek starts from Aarughat. And the trail follows alongside the spectacular river of Budhi Gandaki.
Until Jagat, the route is like the Manaslu Circuit Trek. But from there, we hike to Chisapani village. Further along, passing through dense forests and other fascinating villages, you walk towards the hidden valley of Tsum.
There are small hotels with basic services and facilities. The beauty of the wide landscapes and the clusters of villages, however, is something beyond the ordinary. Book your Tsum trek now. We also offer Tsum and Manaslu Circuit Treks at once if you would like to combine both popular routes in Manaslu.
Tsum Valley Trek - Outline Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu – meet and trip briefing.
Day 02: Kathmandu (1,400m/ 4,593 ft)– trek preparation and sightseeing.
Day 03: Drive to Sotikhola (700 m / 2,297 ft) via Aarughat – scenic countryside drive.
Day 04: Trek to Maccha Khola (900 m / 2,953 ft) – follow the Budhi Gandaki River.
Day 05: Trek to Jagat (1,340 m / 4,396 ft) – enter Manaslu Conservation Area.
Day 06: Trek to Chisopani (1,660 m / 5,249 ft) – pass through traditional villages.
Day 07: Trek to Chumling (2,386 m / 7,828 ft) – first glimpse of Tsum Valley.
Day 08: Trek to Chokhangparo (3,010 m / 9,875 ft) – Buddhist culture and mountain views.
Day 09: Trek to Nile (3,361 m / 11,026 ft) – highland settlement near Tibet.
Day 10: Day trip to Mu Gompa (3,700 m / 12,139 ft) – explore ancient monastery.
Day 11: Trek to Rachen Gompa (3,240 m / 10,630 ft) – visit nunnery and cultural sites.
Day 12: Trek back to Chumling (2,386 m / 7,828 ft) – retracing scenic trails.
Day 13: Trek to Lokpa (2,040 m / 6,693 ft) – descend through forests and villages.
Day 14: Trek to Jagat (1,340 m / 4,396 ft) – rejoin Manaslu Circuit route.
Day 15: Trek to Lapubesi (884 m / 2,900 ft) – riverside trails and terraced fields.
Day 16: Drive back to Kathmandu (1,400m/ 4,593ft)– return journey through hills.
Day 17: Final departure – farewell and airport transfer.
Airport transfers, pickup and drop-off in a private vehicle
Private sightseeing tour in Kathmandu (4 UNESCO Heritage Sites)
Private English Tour Guide, Vehicle, and then entrance tickets
All ground transportation
Your accommodation in a 3-star category hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast plan
Your accommodation in the best guesthouses available (on a sharing basis) during the trek
Everyday Breakfast, lunch, and dinner throughout the trekking journey
All paper works
National Park and Heritage Sites entry tickets
Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS) and trekking permits
A licensed, English-speaking, experienced, and professional guide along with a porter (1 for two clients)
All the costs of guide and porter, including accidental insurance
Duffel bag, sleeping bags (to be returned to us after trek)
Heaven Himalaya T-shirts, route map, and a travel completion certificate
All applicable government taxes and service charges.
First aid kit
Exclusions
Meals (lunch and dinner) in Kathmandu
International airfare
Nepal entry visa fees (USD 50 for a tourist visa, and it can be obtained at the airport in Kathmandu on arrival!)
Travel Insurance
Personal refreshment items like cold drinks, snacks, etc.
Personal utility items like laundry, telephone expenses electricity charges, etc.
Personal trekking gear.
Tips for guides and porters
Dates & Availability
Note to Travelers
Our Tsum Valley Trek costs include all ground costs, fully personalized benefits, and a free porter. We are a local tour operator, so the quote you get is the best price, with no mid-commission fees.
Kindly note that the start dates are your dates of arrival in Nepal, and your end dates are the dates of your departure from Nepal. Select a date and add several people, and then proceed to make a reservation.
Besides, the trekking fees mentioned here cover your 17-day itinerary. An additional cost will be generated if you have extra days in Kathmandu or would like to add or subtract the number of trekking days.
No fixed group departures right now — run Tsum Valley Trekprivately with your own group. Pick a preferred start date and we'll confirm availability.
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All prices per person, twin share. Subject to availability — Tsum Valley Trek dates fill quickly in peak season.
17 days Tsum Valley Trek Itinerary
Day 01 :Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu. (1,400m/4,593ft)
Elevation: 1,400m
Accommodation: Guesthouse
Meals: Breakfast Included
Welcome to the land of pure mysticism and spirituality. Our representative will greet and warmly receive you and support you with the transportation to transfer you to your respective hotels.
Day 02 :Sightseeing in Kathmandu (1,400m/4,593ft)
Elevation: 1,400m
Today you will enjoy the Majestic Beauty of Kathmandu along with the vibrant culture and amazing people. You will visit the UNESCO heritage sites and spend your day knowing about the trek.
Day 03 :Drive to Sotikhola (700m/2,297ft) through Aarughat (520m/1,706ft): 8-9 Hours
Elevation: 700m
Early drive to Sotikhola.
Day 04 :Trek to Maccha Khola (900m/2,953ft): 5-6 Hours
Elevation: 869m
Cross the first bridge and trek through dense forests. Ascend Labubesi, and descend to the river where you will reach Machha Khola.
Day 05 :Trek to Jagat (1340m/4396ft): 6 Hours
Elevation: 1,340m
Trek today, pass Tatopani, ascend to a ridge, then cross the Budi Gandaki River and reach Dobhan. Ascend further on the uneven trail followed by stone stairs and then head towards Jagat village.
Day 06 : Trek to Chisapani (1,660m/5,249ft): 4-5 Hours
Elevation: 1,660m
Ascend towards Salleri through a rocky ridge. Then the descent to Sirdibas continues, following the valley of Ghatta Khola and heading towards Chisapani.
Day 07 :Trek to Chumling (2,386m/7,828ft)
Elevation: 2,386m
Start by crossing the gorge before descending towards the Tsum Valley. Pass Lokpa village and descend further through the forest to reach Chumling, crossing Siyar Khola.
Day 08 :Trek to Chokhangparo (3,010m/9,875ft): 4-5 Hours
Elevation: 3,010m
Start again by crossing a bridge and walking past Rainjam. Cross some more bridges, then Gho village, to reach Chokangparo village.
Day 09 :Trek to the Nile (3,361m/11,026ft): 4-5 Hours
Elevation: 3,361m
Hike to Lamagau then to Rachen Gompa. Continue the walk through some more villages. Pass Chhule village and ascend upstream to cross the bridge over the Nile.
Day 10 :Day trip to Mu Gompa (3,700m/12,139ft): 4-5 Hours
Elevation: 3,700m
Excursion close to the Tibetan border and later visits to Mu Gompa and Dhephu Doma Gompa. sightseeing around the area.
Day 11 :Trek to Rachen (3,240m/10,630ft): 4-5 Hours
Elevation: 3,240m
Start a late morning hike to Rachen and in about 5 hours you will reach Rachen. Overnight, at a guesthouse.
Day 12 :Trek to Chumling (2,386/7,828ft): 5-6 Hours
Elevation: 2,386m
Trek to Chhumling Valley, passing different vegetation and fauna on the way. It's a 5–6-hour trek. Overnight at a guesthouse in Chumling.
Day 13 :Trek to Lokpa (2,040m/6,693ft)5 Hours
Elevation: 2,240m
Descend to lokpa passing through jungles. It’s 5-6 hours of walking downwards. Overnight at a hotel in Lokpa.
Day 14 :Trek to Jagat (1340m/4396ft): 5-6 Hours
Elevation: 1,340m
Start the descent early. Passing through the rhododendron forest, you reach the Manaslu trail, then to Philim village, and finally arrive at Jagat.
Day 15 :Trek to Lapubesi (884m/2,900ft): 6-7 Hours
Elevation: 884m
After an early morning breakfast, we will be sliding to Lapu Bensi. The trek today will be quiet and lovely as we will stroll through the terrain and cross a few extensions. Trekking down to Machha Khola, we will once more traverse the Nauli Khola. We will eventually arrive at Lapu Bensi, a small and wonderful Gurung village, as we trek along the sandy stream bed of the Budhi Gandaki.
Day 16 :Drive back to Kathmandu. (1,400m/4,593ft)
Elevation: 1,400m
It’s an 8-hour drive back to Kathmandu from Lapubesi. Tonight, spend some time at a hotel in Kathmandu.
Day 17 :Final departure (Farewell)
Elevation: 1,400m
This is your final day. You will be dropped off at the international airport 3 hours before your flight time by our representative. We hope you had a great time with us. Thank you and have a safe journey home.
Altitude profileMax 3,700 m
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What to Pack
Clothing
Proper preparation makes the Tsum Valley Trek more comfortable, especially as the trail passes through remote areas with changing weather and temperatures. This packing list covers the essential clothing, trekking gear, personal items, and other necessities you may need along the route.
Upper Body
T-shirts (preferably quick-dry and breathable) (day)
Parka/windbreaker (day)
Rain gear/poncho
Inner thermal (at night)
Fleece or warm mid-layer (evenings and higher altitude)
Fleece jacket
Down jacket (night)
Lower Body
Undergarments
Trekking pants (preferably stretchable, quick-dry, and water-resistant) (day)
Rain gear
Inner thermal (at night)
Fleece/wool pants (night)
Handwear
Lightweight fleece or wool gloves
Heavyweight gloves
Trekking Footwears
Trekking boots
Hiking socks
Trekking sandals
Cotton socks
Gaiters (optional)
Running shoes (optional)
Note: Make sure your trekking boots are well broken-in and that you have worn them for some time before the trek. Avoid bringing brand-new boots, as they may cause blisters, discomfort, or foot pain during long days of walking.
Trekking Accessories
Duffle bag**
Trekking backpack
Sleeping bag**
Trekking poles**
Trekking Map**
Water bottle
Head torch with extra batteries
Raincoat
Face mask
Crampons (optional)
Binoculars (optional)
Sleeping bag liner (optional)
Daypack cover (optional)
Trekking headwears
Sun cap or brimmed hat
Sunglasses
Neck gaiter
Balaclava
Bandana or headscarf
Extra essentials
Medical Kit
Altitude & Trekking related medications
Acetazolamide (Diamox) for Altitude sickness
Parcetamol - headache & fever relief
Ibuprofen - Pain relief
Stomach Medications
Antacids
Oral Rehydration salts ( Jeebanjal)
Motion Sickness (Vomiting) medicines
First Aid Supplies
Bandages
Blisters Plaster
Handyplasts
Antiseptic wipes
Medical Tapes
Skin Protection
Moisturizer
Lip Balm
Sunscreen cream with high SPF
Eye Protection
Sunglasses (both UV rays and snow glare)
Lubricating eye drops
Other Essentials
Oxymeter
Thermometer
Water Purification Tablets (Chlorine, Iodine, Chlorine dioxide tablets)
Hand sanitizer
Note: When you trek with a reputable agency, your guide is trained to handle altitude-related issues and carries a basic first-aid kit with essential medical supplies. You should still bring personal medications, but they look after you throughout the trek.
Travel Documents
Passport, with at least 6 months validity
4 copies of passport
4-5 Passport size photo
Physical Trek Map (Digital Route Map)
Visa (available at kathmandu airport)
Insurance
Trekking permits
Cash ( min. 400$)
Miscellaneous Items
Solar charger
Garbage bag
Book/diary/card games
Solar power bank
Camera (optional)
Extras (for men)
Small mirror
Razor and shaving cream
Pee bottle (optional)
Extras (for women)
Feminine wipes
Sanitary napkins
Nail brush and clippers
Tweezer
Important Note: We provide a duffle bag, sleeping bag, and down jacket and expect them to be returned at the end of the trip. We also provide trekking maps, and our experienced trekking guide will assist you in utilizing and understanding the map effectively. This map is yours to keep as a memorable souvenir.
Further, pack your bags with things that protect you from rain, cold, and sun and things that make you able to move efficiently in the mountains.
At the end of the trip, to express our gratitude for choosing Heaven Himalaya, we extend to you a Heaven Himalaya T-shirt and trip achievement certificate. These items are more than tokens; they are our way of showing appreciation for your trust in us.
Toiletries and Personal Hygiene
Toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, shower gel
Sunscreen, body moisturizer, lip balm
Wet wipes
Quick-drying towel
Toilet paper
First aid kit (bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, blister treatment and any personal medications)
Water purification tablets or water filtration system
Altitude sickness medication like Daimox (but consult with your guide or doctor before using it)
Best Time for Tsum Valley Trek
The best time for the Tsum Valley Trek is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when the region enjoys stable weather, clear mountain views, and comfortable trekking temperatures.
Autumn is generally considered the prime season, offering the clearest skies of the year, dry trails, and excellent visibility of surrounding peaks like Ganesh Himal and Sringi Himal.
Spring brings blooming rhododendron forests at lower elevations and milder temperatures, making it another great window for trekking, along with the added bonus of witnessing local Buddhist festivals if timed right — Tsum Valley's own Saka Dawa and Dhachang festivals, celebrated by the region's Tibetan Buddhist communities, often fall within these months and offer a rich cultural glimpse into the valley's spiritual life.
Winter (December to February) is possible but brings freezing temperatures and potential snow-blocked trails at higher points like Mu Gompa. Monsoon (June to August) is best avoided, as heavy rainfall, leeches, and poor visibility make the trek less enjoyable and riskier on exposed trail sections.
FAQs
Tsum Valley Trek Frequently Asked Questions
General - Tsum Valley
What is the Tsum Valley Trek?
The Tsum Valley Trek is a Himalayan trek located in the northern part of Gorkha and is known for its Tibetan-influenced culture, its traditional villages, the Buddhist monasteries found there, and the tranquil mountain scenery. The route leads you deep into the Tsum Valley, moving away from the more crowded trekking paths in Nepal.
What is the location of the Tsum Valley Trek?
The trek is situated in the Manaslu area of Nepal, in the northern section of the Gorkha District, and the path goes along the lower Budhi Gandaki Valley before entering the Tsum Valley on its way to the Chinese border.
What is the highest point on the Tsum Valley Trek?
The highest point varies according to the route taken; the trek usually reaches Mu Gompa at about 3,700 m, although certain itineraries involve higher viewpoints and side trips.
When is the best time to do the Tsum Valley Trek?
For those who are interested in culture, arranging your trek to coincide with local Buddhist festivals can make the experience even more significant. Festivals like the Dhacyhang (Horse Festival) and Saka Dawa bring the villages and monasteries to life through prayers, traditional ceremonies, and community gatherings.
As many trekkers go to Tsum Valley in order to experience its culture rather than merely its scenery, taking the trek during these celebrations provides a greater understanding of local life and traditions.
What are the main cultural highlights of the Tsum Valley Trek?
Tsum Valley is one of Nepal's best-preserved centers of Tibetan Buddhist culture. For centuries, the valley remained isolated from the outside world, helping preserve its monasteries, traditions, language, and spiritual practices.
Mu Gompa – Remote hilltop monastery offering spiritual significance and mountain views.
Rachen Gompa – Important nunnery known for Buddhist teachings and peaceful surroundings.
Chhule Village – Traditional settlement preserving Tibetan-influenced architecture and daily life.
Nile Village – One of the valley's highest villages with strong traditions.
Milarepa's Cave (Piren Phu) – Sacred meditation cave associated with Buddhist saint Milarepa.
What is it that makes Tsum Valley so special?
Tsum Valley is unlike many of the popular trekking routes in Nepal. Once you have left the Manaslu trail, the villages take on a more Tibetan character, the trail becomes quieter, and daily life seems to have been little affected by tourism. As you go by old monasteries, mani walls, prayer flags, and traditional villages, the valley slowly opens up towards the high Himalayas. What makes it so appealing is not merely the views but the opportunity to experience a remote Himalayan community and its Buddhist way of life at a slower pace.
What permits are needed for the Tsum Valley Trek?
A Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit is needed, together with the appropriate conservation-area and TIMS requirements. The fee for the restricted-area permit depends on the season.
Food and Accommodations on Tsum Valley
What kind of accommodation is available in Tsum Valley?
Accommodation is mainly in small family-run teahouses and lodges. Facilities are basic, especially in the upper parts of the valley.
What food can I expect in Tsum Valley?
You can expect dal bhat, noodles, soups, momos, Tibetan bread, potatoes, and other simple local dishes. Food choices are fewer than on popular trekking routes.
Is non-vegetarian food available in Tsum Valley?
Non-vegetarian options are limited. Because of the valley’s strong Buddhist traditions and local practices, many teahouses mainly serve vegetarian food.
Trekkers' Well-Being & Safety
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Booking, Deposit & Payment
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