Simikot

Situated at the Far North-West piece of Nepal, Simikot is a shrouded diamond that has not yet been found. Simikot is the managerial headquarter of the Humla area. Simikot is at a height of 2,910m over the ocean level. The region covers a territory of 5,644 square kilometers which make it probably the greatest locale of the nation.

As indicated by the 2011 enumeration, the area is home for 50,858 individuals. The Northern territory of Humla is possessed by Khas individuals, starting from Sinjar valley, while the northern outskirt to Tibet is for the most part occupied by Tibetans. Individuals of this area communicate in Nepali and Tamang generally as their first language. Chhetris is the biggest gathering of individuals living here followed by Gurung, Magar, Sherpa, Dolpali, Bhote and Thakuri.

Arriving

Humla has a residential air terminal at Simikot, which is the best way to get in and out from here absent a lot of trouble. It interfaces with Surkhet, Nepalgunj, and Kathmandu, the principle urban areas of the nation via air. Air separation among Nepalgunj and Simikot is 218 km. The Airport can just offer administrations to little airplane, for example, twin otters and helicopters because of its short runway. Air administration relies upon the climate of Humla and Nepalgunj, along these lines, associations are neither normal nor dependable. The territory of this district makes it hard to go by street. The hard rough streets are likewise undependable.