Tsum Valley is a sacred Himalaya pilgrimage located in in the Northern Gorkha, Nepal. The term Tsum is derived from a Tibetan word “tsombo” which means Vivid. The valley is mainly inhabited by Gurung. Being a preserved area nor much data have gathered neither places have been explored. Although the fact is true that it is rich in ancient art, culture and religious aspects. The main inhabitants of this area are of Tibet origins and use a unique dialect. You’ll mainly encounter the Buddhist culture with beautiful landscapes and sceneries. The valley is dotted with Gumpas, Chortens and Mani walls. The Tsum Valley is fenced by the Buddha Himal, Himal Chuli, Ganesh Himal and Sringi Himal from all directions. The festivals celebrated here are quite unique such as Dhachyang, Lhosar, Saga Dawa and Fanning. The area is slaughter banned where no one is allowed to kill animals. The trekking trails vary from the altitude of 540m to nearly 5000m. Being a restricted area you need to have a special permission to carry out the trekking activities.