The Tsum Valley Trek is a sacred, remote, and unexplored region located in the northern part of the Gorkha District of Nepal, in the Manaslu Conservation Area. The trek is known for its unique culture, unexplored areas, Buddhist monasteries, and beautiful Himalayan ranges, and was opened for tourists in 2008 as a restricted trekking area of Nepal. The main attraction of Tsum Valley for tourists is that it was a culturally distinct geographical area named ‘Tsum Tso Chuksum’, which means 13 provinces ruled a single territory. Due to not being touched by modern society and devices, the ancient art, unique culture, and religion of this valley are still intact with the people. The trails in this trek are filled with artistic architecture and Mani walls (a wall made of stones inscribed with a Lamaist prayer), which implies you are in the territory of Tibetan culture. You can get a good experience of Tibetan culture from this trek. As most local people are of Tibetan heritage, the local people's dialect is of Tibet. This trek gives you an insight into traditional villages and cultural buildings to their full capacity.
The trek begins from the small village of Machhekhola and gradually ascends through the lush forests, traditional villages, and unique culture. One of the highlights of this trek is the exploration of remote settlements, experiencing the life of people who are untouched by modern society or perhaps we could say traveling to the past and enjoying the real life before technology. Not only would we get an insight into religious practices, tradition, and architecture the scenery is no less to missing out on.
The Himalayan ranges you get to see from here are majestic Ganesh Himal(7,422m), Sringi Himal(7,155m), and Baudha Himal(6,672m). Even though many tourists go trekking in Tsum Valley for its unique culture, Buddhist history, less crowded, untouched by modern society, etc the Himalayan ranges you get to see from here are simply Majestic so you would get a full experience of the Himalayas.

Why Tsum Valley Trek with Beyond the Limits Treks and Expedition?
- Flexible Itinerary
- 100% Departure guaranteed after booking the trek
- No hidden cost
- First Aid Kit for Emergencies
- 24/7 available for communication
- Decades of experienced guides
- Rents for hiking shoes, sleeping bags, and other equipment
- Satellite Calls in large groups (more than 10) for treks.
- Many platform of communication(Email, Whatsapp, Viber, Facebook, Instagram, WeChat)
- An oximeter to check your pulse and oxygen level during the trek in high altitudes
- Easy booking and reservation System
- Simple payment method
Tsum Valley Trek Cost
The cost of the Tsum Valley Trek depends on the standard of service we provide to you. The cost of the Tsum Valley Trek ranges from USD900 to USD1500 based on the different types of service you choose. The standard of service mainly depends on the standard of accommodation in Kathmandu, which is (Basic, Standard, and Luxury), transportation, meal options, porters, and many more. Our Tsum Valley Trek cost ranges from USD1125, which includes, guide, a porter, permits, accommodation, meals, and various other complementary services, which you could explore in cost includes section.
Tsum Valley Trek Difficulty Level
Tsum Valley trek is a moderate level of trekking. It requires a certain level of physical to experience the culture, Himalayan scenery, people, remote villages of this area of this valley, and this trek. You just have to be physically fit and Beyond the Limits Treks will help you enjoy the Tsum Valley trek and experience the local culture and land of the Himalayas to the fullest.
Accommodation during the Tsum Valley Trek
Beyond the Limits Treks, the Tsum Valley trekking package includes accommodation in a 3-star hotel in Kathmandu. And after starting the trek, there are not many hotels on the trails so the accommodation will be in teahouses or lodges. Teahouse might not be fancy, but it will be more than enough for a nice sleep and sway away your tiredness from a day trek. It has a simple and clean room, but there will be shared bathrooms for this teahouse, even though there will be toiletry products. Sometimes there could be scarcity so we recommend you bring your toiletries.
It is important to note that teahouses in this trek provide you with blankets and pillows, but it is better to have your sleeping bag. We can give you a sleeping bag in Kathmandu, so you don’t have to worry about that. And hot showers and WIFI are available in some teahouses, where they might charge extra