Upon your arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu, you’ll be greeted by your representatives and taken to your selected hotel. Thereafter, you can freshen up and get to explore the city, visit its bustling market, get souvenirs, and more.

You might also have a brief discussion with professionals to clear any queries regarding the trek.

Today we will be driving to Sikles Village from Kathmandu passing through Pokhara. We will be driving via the Prithvi Highway leading us to Pokhara. You will pass by many forests, rivers, and terraced farms, while also getting glimpses of Mt. Macchapuchre.

After about 6 hours of ride, you’ll reach Pokhara, there we’ll stop to eat. Then after, we’ll continue our journey crossing many Gurung villages including Taprang, Chipli Gaun, and Khilang, eventually reaching Sikles, an ethnic Gurung village.

The village offers us an amazing landscape of the Annapurna Range and the Modi Khola.

On the third day, we’ll be trekking towards forest camp at 2,200m. Along the trail, you will witness deep forests with highland vegetation of rhododendron maple, hemlock, and oaks.

As you hike up towards the camp, views of Himalayans such as Lamjung Himal, Annapurna Massif, Manaslu, and Machhapuchre become more vivid giving you a boost for the trek.

Eventually, you’ll reach the camp, where you’ll be staying overnight surrounded by lush forests

The trek today will be an exciting one, you’ll be walking at a slow pace, gaining elevation, and taking in the views of Massifs that become even clearer.
After around 5 hours of trek uphill, we’ll reach Dharmasala, located on a small hillside. Dharamshala offers beautiful views of the Himalayans of the Annapurna region

At Dharmasala you’d reach about 3,575m, making it our first high elevation in our trek, so we’ll spend the day at Dharmasala, acclimatizing into high elevations and thinner air.

You can also explore and visit a viewpoint for more clear Himalayan views.

On Day 6, we’ll trek to Boksi Taal, whose name holds some mythical folklore significance. ‘Boksi’ means witch and ‘taal’ means Lake, making it literally, Witch’s Lake nonetheless, a beautiful freshwater lake.

The trail today passes through forests with lush rhododendrons leading us to Boksi Tall, rewarding with close views of Lamjung mountain.

This day you’ll be reaching the base of one of the passes in this trek, Namun La Pass. After breakfast, you’ll start your trek through downhill and uphill trails crossing the indigenous Gurung community.
Eventually, we’ll reach Namun La Base Camp, and spend the night there.

Today, we’ll be crossing our first pass in this trek, Namun La High Pass or Namun Bhanjyangin. We’ll begin the trek early in the morning through steep up-and-down trails steadily. We’ll then cross a river and climb up towards the pass.

Reaching the pass through a tougher trek than before will get you stunning views of the great Himalayas such as the Manaslu, Himchuli, and Ngadi Chuli. After enjoying the scenery before us, we’ll take a downhill hike to Namun Phedi.

After breakfast, we’ll start our trek today to Koto through a downhill path passing through Timang Valley. After a long hike downhill, we’ll reach Koto, a small village mostly inhabited by the ethnic Gurung community.

You will get to see the mesmerizing Marsyangdi River and the Buddhist Tibetan culture.

Day 10 will be your rest day. You can spend the day at your lodge and take some rest or explore the town.

You can meet the local people, get to know their culture, enjoy local meals, visit markets, and more while enjoying the smoothly flowing Marsyangdi River, its blue hues, and the Naar rivers.

Today we will be crossing a river and entering the Nar Phu Valley.
Thereon, we’ll continue our trek through ancient shelters, juniper woodland, caves, and Dharamsala, a pilgrim’s resting place.

Along the path, you’ll also pass a wide waterfall, where you can spend some time and feel the cold waters on your skin. Thereafter, through an upward, steep path, we’ll reach Meta.

After breakfast, following a rocky trail, offering impressive views of rock formations, we’ll head to Kyang. We will pass through fir and juniper tree lines, thinning with elevation gain, stopping at Chyako for a break, and observing blue sheep feeding on cliffside vegetation.

Soon enough we’ll arrive at Kyang, a small village, and enjoy the afternoon exploring the village and interacting with local people.

Today we’ll trek to the stunning Phu village. We’ll hike through beautiful gorges and canyons in a desert-like landscape, ending with a bridge to Phu.

Phu is a charming village inhabited by Tibetan Buddhists, with chortens and Tibetan-style forts scattered around. You can also visit Tashi Lhakhang Gompa, a site famous for Lama Karma Sonam Rimpoche and Dalai Lama’s visit in 1959.

Today we’ll head back to Kyang enjoying the rocky dry landscapes on the path. During your time there, you’ll also witness blue sheeps on rocky cliffs.

We’ll then take some rest get ready for tomorrow, and explore the village after reaching Kyang

Today’s trek will lead you to yet another captivating destination: Nar Village. Traveling through steep hills and rocky paths alongside the Nar River will get you to Nar Phedi, where you can explore the Nar monastery and admire the ancient architecture.

En route, you’ll witness your first-ever white-washed houses crafted from local materials and adorned with bamboo-topped chortens. You’ll spend a night there enjoying the Himalayan vistas from your hotel.

On this day, you’ll be crossing the second high pass of this trip, the Kang La Pass. We’ll begin our trek before dawn to avoid strong winds on the trail. Today, we’ll be trekking uphill on the steep trails while enjoying the awe-inspiring views.

Soon, you’ll cross the Kang La Pass! Unlocking mesmerizing views of high mountains such as Annapurna II, Gangapurna, and Tilicho Peak as your reward.

After some time, we’ll start towards Ngawal Camp moving downwards.

Today’s journey will take you to the captivating Manang village. The trail will be alongside the pristine Marsyangdi River and serene views. You’ll be passing through pine forests and terraced fields with the majestic Annapurna range.

You can also visit the 900-year-old ancient Sher Gompa and Braga Gompa monasteries, the Gangapurna glacier, and its lake, before reaching Manang village.

On day 18, we’ll be resting and exploring the Manang Village for half a day before heading towards Tare Gompa.

As you continue on your journey to Tare Gompa, the sight of Mt. Manaslu, Mt. Annapurna II, Annapurna III, Gangapurna, Pisang Peak, and Tilicho Peak will gradually come into focus. Upon reaching Tare, take this opportunity to explore the Tare Gompa monastery found nearby.

The trek today will be the toughest one on your journey. The trail to Tilicho Base Camp is narrow with rugged terrain prone to frequent landslides. A small tumble could cause the terrain to collapse. Therefore, it is crucial to walk cautiously with your guide.

Eventually, you’ll reach Tilicho Base Camp, and spend the night there.

An exciting day awaits you today, as you’ll get to the world’s highest altitude lake: Tilicho Lake. your day will begin before dawn, walking towards Tilicho Peak as you see small water bodies scattered around.

Finally, you’ll be greeted by the breathtaking sight of Tilicho Lake and its sapphire hues at an elevation of 4919m. There will be Tibetan prayer flags fluttering near the Buddha Statue, welcoming you. It’ll be an adventure like no other.

Following lunch, you’ll be taken through a challenging ascent along steep cliffs and slopes to the Tilicho High Camp area. You can take your time to rest and recharge and reflect on the mesmerizing place you were just in!

Today’s trek will take you across the third and final high pass, Mesokanto La Pass. The path to the pass is a bit more difficult than other passes as it is often closed by heavy snow.

We start the trek early taking an ascend to the Tilicho Pass, then we take a downward turn towards the Mesokanto La Pass. A rock tower serves as the indicator for the high pass, signaling, you’ve reached the high pass.

What a feat! It’ll feel like you are floating amidst clouds at an altitude of 5,330m.

Then, we’ll take a downward descent reaching Chauri Kharka, a wide pasture land.

From Chauri Kharka, you will head towards Jomsom on this day. The last trek of your journey is relatively easy.

Jomsom is the commercial hub of Mustang, with a busy airport, buses, and jeeps, and a bustling market famous for its sweet apples.
Day 22 marks the last trek of your journey, so you can rejoice in the experience you’ve had and celebrate.

After an amazing journey, you’ll get back to Pokhara from Jomson enjoying the views of mountains, lakes, and landscapes from the flight.
Upon reaching Pokhara you opt for a bus ride back to Kathamndu or a flight which will be a little costly.

After reaching Kathmandu, you can rest at your hotel or explore the city and visit cafes and markets.

After a 23-day long tough, tiring journey crossing three high passes with amazing memories, you’ll be taken to the Tribhuvan International Airport for your departure.