Rara lake in Nepal with Great Nepal Treks

Caption: Rara Lake at a Glance

How Difficult is the Rara Lake Trekking?

Despite being situated in the Remort district of Mugu, Ratra Lake is undoubtedly the first Go-to destination for all nature lovers as getting there is a lot easier when compared to many other trekking activities, but we assure you, that it's still considered as one of the easy to get destinations.

How's Rara Lake Like?

Situated in the smallest district of Nepal, Mugu, the beauty of Rara lake is unlike anything you have seen in your entire life, which is further proved by a local saying:
"Once you get to Rara, You'll Forget the Samsara"

Not only is Rara lake aesthetic with natural beauty, but it’s home to three endemic fishes, the rare red panda, Himalayan black bears, leopards and plenty of foxes that howl early in the morning around the lakes.

Getting to Rara

When we talk about (Far-Western Nepal), all people should imagine is the Wild-Wild West, Great Wide open, Huge A** mountains, Long Drives, and high jumping Wildlife. But, how to get to Jumla?
With Great Nepal Treks, you can book a flight, or you can reserve a bus route in an AC-bus and miss zero action on Road, till you reach to the wilderness of Jumla.

  • After grabbing some world Famous Jumla Apple and Apple Brandy, we leave Jumla and ascend to Chere Chaur along the Jugad Khola.
  • We cross the pass and continue trekking on a relatively straight trail until reaching Jaljala Chaur.
  • On the way, we pass through several villages and walk along the Jaljala Khola (stream).
  • We continue our descent and pass through a few villages before reaching Burma.

Any Suggestions For people Planning For a Rara-Lake National Park Trekking?

Yes! Keep it Eco Friendly, so that you can preserve the beautiful Rara lake for your children. Avoid throwing plastic bottles, because birds there are expected to take them as bee Wax and eat it.

Don't pass the National Park Area making a loud noise or playing music loudly, that will scare animals, which will disappoint other travelers who expect to see some wild animals on their way to Rara Lake.

Bonus Fact: Find out where Squirrels hide their Chestnuts

What To Expect?

As Rara Lake is considered as one of the finest parks in the world, Rara National Park preserves the coniferous forest, musk deer, Himalayan black bear, Impeyan Pheasant, Chestnut Trees, Foxes, Wolves are common. Rara Lake especially preserves a large variety of fish, snow trout and many King Fishers.

The lake is one of the most beautiful natural sceneries in the world. Hence, expect a little hassle like Shit Roads, Shakey Vehicles, Pony Trails and many stories on your way.

So, expect a lot of fun, photographs, Selfies, and a lot of stories to tell after you return home.

When to Plan For Rara?

"Make plans for Christmas", If Rara is in your go-to list, don't make plans from June till August but the rest of the year is fine, If you are a snow-covered lake and mountain kind of person visit Rara from October to January, and if you like greenery and summer breezes travel to Rara travel from February to May and September onwards.

Are You Planning For a Trekking Trip to The Rara Lake?

If you are planning For A Rara Lake Trekking (Trek to Rara/ Rara Lake Trek) then don't forget to check the link in the description below:

 Plan A: 16 Days Trek To the Queen Of all Lakes
Plan B: RARA LAKE VIA FLIGHT - 8 DAYS
Plan C: KATHMANDU-SURKHET- JUMLA-RARA - 9 DAYS
Plan D: RARA-KHAPTAD NATIONAL PARK TREK - 18 DAYS



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