Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu

After your arrival via Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be transferred to your hotel. Rest your luggage and the briefing about the trek will take place after which you can have the rest of the evening off. This is a good chance to stroll around the city and enjoy the nightlife of the capital city.

Day 2: Kathmandu – Khudi (800m)

After our breakfast, we drive through the winding roads. Through the windows, we can observe the green hills and Trishuil river. Reaching the highway city of Muglin, we continue further until we reach Dumre from where we take a path to the right and reach Besi Sahar and finally to the village of Khudi from where the majestic Manaslu range can be seen at its full might. We stay overnight at a lodge. 6 hours of drive.

Day 3: Khudi – Bahundanda (1,430m)

This day we start out trek on foot and will be an easy walk through the rice paddies and sub-tropical forests. A steep climb and we will cross few suspension bridges on our way. We walk alongside the Marsyangdi River and reach Bhulbhule village. There’s another suspension bridge over the Ngadi Khola which takes us to Bahundanda. The view from the hill is breathtaking as it shows the view of the ice giants like Mt. Manaslu even closer. 7 hours of walk. BLD included.

Day 4: Bahundanda – Chamje (1,410m)

The trail is flat and there’s not much climbing to be done. Initially, we will descend down to the small natural hot spring.  We walk through the cliff and reach the stone village of Jagat in the heart of the Marsyangdi Valley. After a few upward stretch we will reach Chamje where we stay overnight at a lodge. 6 hours of walk. BLD included.

Day 5: Chamje – Bagarchap (2,160m)

We take our breakfast and continue through the lush Rhododendron and Bamboo forests and reach the village of Tal (1,700m). Crossing another suspension bridge we climb uphill and reach Bagarchap. This is a Nepalese village with Tibetan architecture including mani wheels, chortens and prayer flags which makes is a unique village to be in. From here, the view of the Annapurna II becomes even more visible. 7 hours of walk. BLD included

Day 6: Bagarchap – Chame (2,170m)

Early morning breakfast at the lodge and we continue to ascend through the rocky trails after which we reach the dense oak and pine forest. Crossing the forest, we reach Danaque (2,201m). After a brief break, we continue on our path. Crossing the wooden bridge and descending through the rocky terrain we reach the village of Timang situated at the foothill of Lamjung Himal (6,893m). We carry on reach Chame. 7 hours of walk. BLD included.

Day 7: Chame – Pisang (3,190m)

We continue through the dense forest alongside the Marsyangi River. The trail is very steep and the vertical rock will test your endurance and stamina. Crossing the steep ascend we will reach the vast open lands from where the view of the Lamjung Himal, Annapurna II can be seen. At the dusk, we reach lower Pisang where we stay for the night. 7 hours of walk. BLD included.

Day 8: Pisang – Manang (3,540m)

There is two alternative route, however, we will go through The Sabje Khola valley. Climbing the steep ridge opens up to the view of the Tilicho Peak (7,145m). Then, there’s an open grassland with the view of Annapurna III and IV. We reach Sabhe Khola Valley. After a steep climb, we reach the valley of Manang. The cold and dry wind makes this a harsh environment. This is where we stop for the night. 6 hours of walk. BLD included.

Day 9: Exploration and Acclimatization in Manang

Since we will be above 3,500m we will use this day as a means to acclimatization to the harsh altitude to avoid any altitude sickness. However, we will utilize it by taking a short trip to the Bhojo Gumba. There’s also Gangapurna glacier at the foothills of the Gangapurna mountain that we can look into. Another option is to visit Himalayan Rescue Association (HRA) to learn about high altitude sickness that is rampant in the mountains. BLD included.

Day 10: Manang – Yak Kharka (4,110m)

We ascend through the rocky terrains and cross the stream leading us to Tenki village. We trek out of Marshyangi Village and journey northwest to Jarsang Khola. The trail is much more plain as we walk through the grass pastures. Reaching the Ghusna village we will rest for a bit. We again continue up and reach wide meadows. The view of horses and yak grazing the meadows is marvelous. We cross a small wooden bridge and reach Yak Kharka. 5 hours of walk. BLD included.

Day 11: Yak Kharka – Thorang Phedi (4,600m)

We ascend the hill and reach a long suspension bridge taking us to the village of Letdar. Climbing up the east Jaran river we descend to the bank of Marsyangi river. We move along the mountain path with the view of the mountains like Mt. Syangang, Mt. Khatungkan, Thorang Peak and reach Thorang Phedi (Phedi translates to Foothill/base). 5 hours of walk. BLD included.

Day 12: Thorang Phedi – Muktinath (3,600m)

This will be a tough day as we reach the higher point of our trek- The Thorang La (5,416m). After a steep ascend from Thorang Phedi we will reach the Thorang pass which paves the way to the holy Muktinath temple. There are many prayer flags and stone monuments along the way as we reach closer to Muktinath. Reaching the Muktinath valley we descend down to the temple. The view of the giant and gorgeous Mt. Dhaulagiri (8,167m) on the backdrop of the rocky landscape makes it a scene to behold. 7 hours of walk. BLD included.

Day 13: Muktinath – Marpha (2,670m)

We start our day by visiting the Vishnu temple and Muktinath temple and pay respect to the gods and goddesses. Then, we descend through the barren hillside alongside the Kali Gandaki Gorge and reach he Kagbeni. The Tibetan culture flourishes in the place with prayer flags and artistic mud houses. Passing Jomsom, it’s a downhill trek until we reach the village of Marpha – famous for the apples. We stay overnight. 7 hours of walk. BLD included.

Day 14: Marpha – Kalopani (2,530m)

This will be an easy walk through the numerous villages with the Thakali inhabitants. We trek through the grasslands until we reach Chokhopani village. From here, we can see the panoramic view of Mt. Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri as well as the Annapurna ranges. Crossing a small river, we reach the village of Kalopani where we stay for the night. 6 hours of walk. BLD included.

Day 15: Kalopani – Tatopani (1,200m)

This Annapurna Circuit trek has reached its climax. Descending gradually through the hills, we cross a bridge at Ghasa. Through the beautiful Rhododendron and Oak forest, we pass through waterfalls and grasslands and rach Narchyang Besi.  We continue through the hillside and reach Tatopani. This place is hot spring famous for its that is bound to relieve you of all the stress accumulated these past days. Overnight at the lodge. 6 hours of walk. BLD included.

Day 16: Tatopani – Ghorepani (2,850m)

Leaving behind the Kali Gandaki valley we reach the edge of the Annapurna circuit. Relentless ascend towards the Ghar Khola valley from where we trek through the terraced farm land and through the lushness of the verdant red Rhododendron forest and reach the village of Ghorepani- one of the major tourist destination in Annapurna region. We stay overnight at the lodge. 8 hours of walk. BLD included.

Day 17: Ghorepani – Tadapani (2,700m)

We wake up before the sunrise and trek to Poonhill (3,210m). The sunrise from Poonhill is considered to be one of best views in the region. With the sun rays reflecting upon the western Himalayas, the view is absolutely eccentric. The 360-degree view of more than 20 mountains from the top is spellbinding and worth some great pictures. Then, we climb down to Ghorepani for the breakfast. Trekking east and climbing a ridge we descend downhills. The Rhododendron forests and the sound of birds chirping make it an easy and pleasant trek. Along the way we encounter waterfalls and rivers, and finally reach Tadapani. 7 hours of walk. BLD included.

Day 18: Tadapani – Pokhara (827m)

Early morning breakfast at Tadapani and we continue our trek downhills through the thick forests. The Rhododendron and cherry blossoms make it an interesting and eye-catching view. Trekking for a while and we reach the Gurung village of Ghandruk where we end our trek. We drive to Pokhara- the tourist hotspot of Nepal. Depending upon the time of arrival and stamina you have, it is possible to stroll around the beautiful Lakeside and enjoy the live music in the pubs and bars. 5 hours of walk. 2 hours of drive. Breakfast and Lunch included.

Day 19: Pokhara – Kathmandu

It’s a long drive back to the capital city. We can enjoy the view of the hills and rivers, the countryside and villages on our way back. However, it is likely that you will sleep the entire way through due to the fatigue on your body. We stop by various town and villages on the way for lunch and toilet. Depending on the traffic we may reach Kathmandu by late afternoon. Reaching the hotel, you will rest all your stuff and go stroll around the city or just get a well-deserved sleep. You can also catch some souvenir to take back home. 8 hours of drive.

Day 20: Departure

Depending on the time of your flight you will be transferred to the Tribhuvan International Aiport where you might have to wait for few hours to board the plane.

Cost Include:-

-Flight Fair (Guest and Guide)

-Airport pickup and Drop.

-Budget Hotel Accommodation on bed breakfast plan

-All ground transportations as per itinerary

-3 meals per day during the trek (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) and one cup of tea with per meal

-Accommodation on Tea-house during the trekking

-An experienced English Speaking Guide

-Necessary Porter 1: 2 (one porter for two Guests), the porter will Carry 15-20KG/

-All applicable taxes as per the government rules and regulations

-Entrance Fees

-(TIMS) Trekker’s information Management System

-First Aid medical kit, Oxymeter to check pulse, heart rate and oxygen saturation at higher altitude

-General equipment for Porter during the adventure trip

-Guide and porter salary and insurance during the trek

-All organizational requirements

Cost Exclude:-

– Nepal visa fee

-Your International flights

-Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara.

-Travel insurance

– Mountain rescue service if required

-Personal expenses (phone, laundry, water, bar drinks, battery recharge, extra porters, hot shower etc.)

-Trip cancellation cost accident or Health, Loss Theft or Damage and personal effects

– Tips