This unique 16-day cultural expedition takes you deep into the remote Humla region of Northwest Nepal, one of the few places in the world where traditional polyandry is still practiced. The journey blends UNESCO heritage sites of Kathmandu with rare cultural immersion in the villages of Buraunse and Bargau, allowing travelers to live with local families, observe ancient customs, and experience rural Himalayan life unchanged for centuries. The tour also includes scenic domestic flights, gentle treks, and a rare opportunity to witness shamanic rituals and ancient Himalayan traditions.
Popular Treks in the Region
While this tour focuses on cultural immersion, the Humla region is known for:
Limi Valley Trek
Simikot–Hilsa–Mt. Kailash Route
Humla–Rara Lake Trek
Upper Humla Cultural Trek
Best Time to Visit
Ideal: March–May & September–November
Clear skies, stable weather, best for flights and village experiences.
Avoid: December–February (cold, possible flight delays) and June–August (monsoon).
Difficulty Level
Easy to Moderate
Short walking days (1–2 hours)
Basic village conditions
Suitable for travelers comfortable with simple accommodations and high-altitude remote areas.
Places Covered
Kathmandu: Bhaktapur, Pashupatinath, Swayambhunath, Patan Durbar Square
Nepalgunj: Gateway to Western Nepal
Simikot (Humla): Remote Himalayan district
Buraunse & Bargau Villages: Communities practicing polyandry
Cultural & spiritual sites across the Humla region
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