7 Days Rara Lake Trek

Rara lake trek gives trekkers the opportunity to visit the largest freshwater lake in Nepal. The trail of this trek is secluded and not so crowded. Rara Lake is often given the name 'Queen of Lakes' to justify its beauty.

Rara national park, even though it's the smallest national park in Nepal, has one of the most stunning lakes in the wrold, Rara Lake. Rara lake spreads with an area of 10.4 sq kilometers lying at an altitude of 3200 meters highlighting the exquisite landscape. The route for the Rara lake trek" trail is off the beaten and has cultural and scenic magnificence.

Furthermore, the lake"s periphery is covered in snow in winter, and in autumn. On the Rara lake trek one gets to see alpine flowers and lots of exotic animals like Himalayan Black Bear, Red Panda, musk deer, etc. Besides these wild animals, the national park is covered with various blue pines, black juniper, oak, cypress, and rhododendron forests. This forest also shelters more than 200 species of colorful birds.

Every year, thousands of visitors come from the various corner of the world to behold the beauty of this lake. The beautiful view of the snow covered Himalayan peaks and the green hills enhances the beauty of this lake. Rara lake trek starts from Kathmandu and takes you to the remote area of Jumla in remote northwest part of Nepal. During this trek, we will pass through some interesting village of Gorusingha, Jaljala and Sija in this region getting to know some history about them.

Rara lake trek proves to be best for those seeking isolation from the crowded part of the city. You will admire the wilderness and serenity of this region with Swotah Travel and Adventure.

Tipping Recommendation

We recommend allocating 10-15% of your total tour cost to tipping guides, drivers, and other hardworking staff who ensure your experience is unforgettable. While tipping is not mandatory, it is a meaningful way to support the seasonal workers who dedicate themselves to making your trip extraordinary.

By booking with us and participating in the tipping culture, you are directly contributing to Nepal’s local economy and helping sustain the tourism workforce. This support is crucial in retaining talent within the country and addressing challenges like brain drain.

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