Tsum Valley is a secluded and sacred Himalayan valley located in northern Nepal’s Gorkha district, near the Tibetan border. Often referred to as the "Hidden Valley of Happiness," it remained closed to outsiders until 2008, which helped preserve its unique Tibetan Buddhist culture, untouched landscapes, and spiritual significance.
The valley is part of the Manaslu region and lies at elevations between 2,000 to 4,000 meters, surrounded by the majestic Ganesh, Sringi, and Boudha Himal ranges. Villages like Chhokangparo, Nile, and Mu Gompa are home to ethnic Tibetans who live simple lives rooted in farming, yak herding, and centuries-old Buddhist traditions.
The region is dotted with ancient monasteries, meditation caves, prayer wheels, and intricately carved mani walls, offering a deep sense of tranquility and spirituality. Trekkers who visit Tsum Valley are rewarded with serene trails, panoramic mountain views, and rare insight into a preserved culture that feels worlds away from modern civilization.
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