The Badimalika Trail is one of Nepal’s most remote and spiritual trekking experiences, taking you to the sacred Badimalika Temple (4,200m) in the Bajura District of far-western Nepal. This trek is a fully camping-based adventure, passing through lush forests, high-altitude meadows, rolling hills, and ancient Hindu pilgrimage sites.
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Jeep, Airlines
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3-Star Hotels & Teahouses/Camping during the trek
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5,360m (Kang La Pass)
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Kathmandu
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May-October
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Remote Trekking, Cultural Exploration
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2-10
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English, Nepali, Tibetan
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Moderate to Strenuous
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All meals during the trek (Nepali, Tibetan, and Continental)
The Badimalika Trail is an untouched and sacred trek in far-western Nepal, leading to Badimalika Temple (4,200m)—a major Hindu pilgrimage site dedicated to Goddess Bhagwati. This off-the-beaten-path trek is ideal for adventurers looking for a peaceful and spiritual journey away from commercialized routes. Since there are no teahouses, this trek is fully camping-based, requiring porters and support staff.
Key Highlights
- Visit the holy Badimalika Temple (4,200m), a major Hindu pilgrimage site
- Experience the raw beauty of far-western Nepal, with its rolling green hills and high-altitude meadows
- Less crowded and untouched by mass tourism
- Trek through diverse landscapes, from dense forests to open ridges with panoramic mountain views
- Authentic cultural experience with remote Bajura villages and Hindu traditions
- Full camping adventure, allowing an immersive nature experience
