Trek to Jumla - Rara Lake / Rara National Park in Mugu District

Rara National Park is Nepal's littlest and most picturesque national park. Rara National Park covers 106 square km. A great part of the recreation center is at an elevation of around 3,000 meters forested by conifers. The recreation center was set up in 1976 and ensures the absolute most excellent elevated and sub-high biological communities of the Himalaya. This national park has nation's greatest lake (10.8 sq. km) at a rise of 2990 m. The height of the recreation center reaches from 1800 m to 4048 m, Chuchemara Lekh is the most astounding point. 

The centerpiece is the perfect Lake Rara, otherwise called Mahendra Tal, the greatest lake in Nepal. It is huge to the point that flip side of the lake is difficult to see. The lake is encompassed by luxuriously forested slopes, Chuchemara Danda at 4,087 meters is the best vantagepoint to get shocking perspectives of the lake and the thickly forested slopes and the snow-topped tops around it. The lake is oval formed with an eastwest hub and has a most extreme length of 5 km and a width of 3 km. The most extreme profundity of the lake is 167 m. The recreation center was gazetted in 1967 to ration the one of a kind wonder of Lake Rara and to ensure a delegate test of widely varied vegetation of the Humla-Jumla locale.

Different summits in the recreation center range are Ruma kand (3,731 m.) and Malika Kand (3,444 m.), arranged toward the north of the lake. Rara comes extremely close to the Karnali River, one of the three principle waterway frameworks of Nepal. The natural surroundings underpins creatures like the red panda, wild bear, yellow-throated martin, ghoral, serow and musk deer. There have likewise been accounted for sightings of panther and wolf.

The lake draws in transient wildfowl like blue-greens, pochards and mallards. Occupant flying creatures incorporate the Impeyan, kalij and blood bird and in addition others like the chukkor partridge.

Entry Fee Per Person Per Entry
For Nepalese Nationals, Free 

For Indians and other SAARC Nationals, Rs. 100/ - 

For Other Foreign Nationals, Rs. 1,000/ - 


Note: Entrance expense not required for kids under 10 years. Guests ought to go with outdoors rigging and aides which will offer them the adaptability to investigate Rara where essential convenience is accessible just at the recreation center office.

How To Reach
The simplest approach to get to Rara is to travel to Jumla or Kolti from Nepalganj, trailed by a more than two day climb to the recreation center office at Hutu. 


The option course is to take a transport from Nepalgunj to Surkhet, from where it is a weeks' climb to the recreation center.

Best Time to Visit
Summer is lovely, be that as it may, the winter brings icy temperatures and overwhelming snowfall (up to one meter). 

The best time to visit the district is from February to April and in October and November.
Things to Remember In Park
Vegetation must not be bothered as they are ensured. 

Utilization of kindling is entirely restricted to secure backwoods. 

Outdoors inside the recreation center aside from in assigned regions is restricted. 


Development inside the recreation center before dawn and after dusk is disallowed.