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Jumla To Rara Lake Trek

  • Duration

  • 18 days
  • Trip Starts

  • Anytime
  • Trip Ends

  • Not confirmed
  • Group Size

  • 5
  • Activity Inclusions

  • None
  • Best Season

  • March - May

Overview

Rara Lake, located within the Rara National Park in western Nepal, is a popular destination for trekking in the region. Covering an area of 106 sq km, it is the smallest national park in Nepal. The lake sits at an elevation of 3062m and offers stunning views of snow-capped mountain peaks, surrounded by pine, spruce, and juniper forests. The area is known for its pristine beauty and remoteness.

Designated as a National Park in 1975, Rara showcases a unique blend of cultures and landscapes that differ from other parts of Nepal. The trek to Rara Lake is considered challenging and can be relatively expensive due to the limited availability of labor and food supplies. However, it is a perfect choice for those seeking solitude in the wilderness.

To reach Rara, trekkers can take a direct flight from Nepalgunj to Jumla, situated at an altitude of 2370m. Jumla serves as the starting point for various routes heading east into Dolpa, north into Humla, and west into Bajura. The trek offers a combination of cultural immersion and breathtaking scenery, making it a memorable adventure for nature enthusiasts and avid trekkers alike.

Cost Includes & Excludes :

Package Included :

  • Trekking permits and entrance fees for Rara National Park.
  • TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) card.
  • Experienced trekking guide and support staff.
  • Accommodation during the trek (tea houses or camping).
  • Meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek.
  • Drinking water during the trek (boiled or purified).
  • Transportation as mentioned in the itinerary (flights or road transport).
  • Necessary equipment and gears for the trekking staff.
  • First aid kit and emergency medical assistance.
  • Government taxes and service charges.

Package Excludes :

  • International airfare to/from Nepal.
  • Nepal entry visa fees.
  • Accommodation and meals in Kathmandu or any other cities before or after the trek.
  • Personal trekking equipment and gears.
  • Travel insurance that covers trekking activities and emergency evacuation.
  • Extra expenses such as additional meals, snacks, beverages, and personal expenses.
  • Tips for the trekking staff (guide, porters, etc.) as per your discretion.
  • Any additional costs or delays due to unforeseen circumstances like bad weather, natural disasters, flight cancellations, etc.

Booking and Payments:

  1. To book a trek from Jumla to Rara Lake, you can contact a reputable trekking agency or tour operator that offers this itinerary.
  2. Discuss your travel dates, group size, and any specific requirements with the agency.
  3. The agency will provide you with the necessary information and guidance for booking the trek.
  4. Payments can be made as per the agency’s payment policies, which may involve a deposit and final payment before the trek.

Tour Cancellation Policy:

  1. In the event of tour cancellation, it is essential to refer to the cancellation policy of the trekking agency you have booked with.
  2. The cancellation policy may vary depending on the agency and the time of cancellation.
  3. Generally, if you cancel the trek well in advance, you may be eligible for a partial refund after deducting the administrative costs.
  4. However, if the cancellation is made closer to the departure date, the refund amount may be lower or non-refundable as the agency would have made necessary arrangements and incurred costs.

Risk and Liabilities:

  1. Trekking from Jumla to Rara Lake involves inherent risks associated with high-altitude trekking, remote areas, and changing weather conditions.
  2. It is essential to be aware of these risks and undertake the trek responsibly.
  3. The trekking agency will provide you with the necessary safety guidelines and instructions to minimize the risks.
  4. Participants are responsible for their own safety during the trek and should have appropriate travel insurance that covers trekking activities.
  5. The agency and its staff will take all reasonable precautions to ensure the safety and well-being of the participants but cannot be held liable for any accidents, injuries, or unforeseen circumstances beyond their control.

Note: It is crucial to carefully read and understand the booking terms and conditions, cancellation policy, and liability disclaimers provided by the trekking agency before making any payments or commencing the trek.




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    Essential Info

    Equipment & Gear
    • Moisture-wicking base layers

    • Insulating mid-layers (fleece or down jacket)

    • Waterproof and windproof outer shell jacket

    • Waterproof and breathable trekking pants

    • Warm hat, gloves, and neck gaiter or scarf

    • Sun hat or cap for sun protection

    • Hiking socks (wool or synthetic)

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