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Map of Far West Nepal

The Great Himalaya Trail N1: The Far West Section

The Far West is one of the least explored areas of Nepal. It is bounded to the east by the mighty, turquoise Karnali River that flows from Tibet’s sacred Mount Kailash.

The two maps below show the Lower Great Himalaya Trail connecting from Rara, Jumla and Mugu to Darchula at the Indian border. The Lower GHT route is highlighted in green.

Map of The Far West

Copyright notice

The Far West Section Map of the GHT has been created and published by www.newgrove.com on behalf of the Great Himalaya Trail Development Programme.

The map is based on data from the National Geographic Information Infrastructure Programme (NGIIP) of Nepal. The International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) also provided data. Trekkers and guides have been consulted on current routes.

Data: © Government of Nepal, Survey Department, © www.newgrove.com, © www.icimod.org.

Purchase this map

The Far West Section Map of the GHT can be purchased online on www.amazon.com.

Other maps in this series: Humla / Rara, Jumla & Mugu / Dolpa / Annapurna & Mustang / Ganesh Himal & Manaslu / Langtang & Helambu / Rolwaling & Everest / Makalu Barun / Kanchenjunga.

Feedback

If you have any suggestions or comments for improving the maps, please write an email to [email protected]. Feedback received will be incorporated in future editions of the map.

More Far West maps

Himalayan Maphouse has produced Great Himalaya Trail maps as well for all sections of both the high route and the low route of the GHT.

Map of Chainpur & Khaptad NP

Click the right most button for a fullscreen version.

Map of Darchula & Api

Click the right most button for a fullscreen version.

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