Images From NarPhu and Tilicho — Himalayan Trek Photo Series | Udhab Khatri

Nar Phu valley trek in the Nepal Himalaya — high mountain landscape

Photo Series · Himalaya

Images From
NarPhu and Tilicho

Udhab Khatri · 11 November 2024 · Nepal

Images from my trek to the Nar Phu region and Tilicho Lake — through Kangla Pass, Thorongla Pass, and Lower Mustang.

Into the Nar Phu Valley

Trail into the Nar Phu valley — Himalayan trek photography

Nar Phu village houses against the mountain — restricted valley trek

Stone prayer walls along the trail in Nar Phu — Nepal trek photos

Mountain Frames

Village rooftops in the Nar Phu valley — remote Himalayan settlement

Sunlit Himalayan ridgeline on the Nar Phu trek

Distant Himalayan peaks from the Nar Phu trek

Mountain view toward Tilicho Lake from the trail — Nepal trek

Trail-side details in the Nar Phu region — high-altitude Himalaya

Rest stop on the Nar Phu to Tilicho route — Nepal Himalaya

Villages & Higher Up

Mountain landscape between Nar and Phu villages — trekking in Nepal

Narrow trail cutting through the Nar Phu valley — Himalayan trek photography

Final frames from the Nar Phu and Tilicho trek — Himalayan landscape

Kangla Pass approach — high mountain trail in the Nepal Himalaya

Nar Phu, Tilicho, and the passes between.
High mountains, quiet valleys, and the slow rhythm of walking through the Himalaya.

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