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Tsum Valley is recently opened for trekking for foreigners. It has a unique importance in cultural aspect. The monasteries and the traditions are the major attractions of this valley. It is situated at an altitude from 1905m at Lokpa to over 5093m at Ngula Dhojhyang Pass on the Tibetan border having an area of about 1663 sq.km. Tsum Valley popularly known as the "Hidden Valley" surrounded by the Baudha Himal and Himal Chuli to the west, Ganesh Himal to the south, and Sringi Himal to the north. The valley includes two remote villages, Chhekampar (Upper Tsum) and Chumchet (Lower Tsum). The valley is yet untouched to the modern world. Due to its pristine state and remoteness, the unique culture of this valley has remained unspoiled for centuries.