Escape the beaten path and experience the serene beauty of Nepal’s largest and most pristine lake with the Jumla–Rara Lake Trek. Located in the remote Karnali region of western Nepal, this trek takes you through lush forests, alpine meadows, and traditional mountain villages before unveiling the stunning Rara Lake, a shimmering gem at 2,990 meters surrounded by snowcapped peaks and pine-covered hills.
Trip Highlights
- Witness the breathtaking beauty of Rara Lake, known as the “Queen of Lakes”
- Trek through remote, untouched landscapes and traditional Thakuri and Tibetan-influenced villages
- Explore Rara National Park, home to Himalayan flora and rare wildlife like red panda, musk deer, and Himalayan monal
- Enjoy a tranquil, crowd-free trek in one of Nepal’s most off-the-grid regions
- Gain cultural insight into Western Nepali life, far from the modern bustle
Duration: 12–16 days
Trek Grade: Moderate
Max Altitude: ~3,710m (Chuchemara Danda above Rara Lake)
Best Season: Spring (April–June) and Autumn (September–November)
Permit Required: Rara National Park Permit & TIMS Card
Why Choose This Trek?
Perfect for nature lovers and solitude seekers, the Jumla–Rara Lake Trek offers a peaceful and authentic Himalayan experience. It’s ideal for those looking to explore Nepal beyond the popular trekking circuits, in a landscape of untouched beauty and deep cultural roots.
