Treks – Himal Treks

Lower Dolpo Trek

Lower Dolpo Trek Days 18 Trip Grade Moderate to Strenuous Maximum Altitude 5,150 m (Numa La Pass) Starts Kathmandu Ends Kathmandu Best Time April–October (peak: May–Sep) Country Nepal Activity Remote trekking + cultural exploration Trip Price: US $ 3,390 per person Click here The Lower Dolpo Trek is an extraordinary journey into one of the most isolated and culturally Tibetan regions of Nepal. Tucked between the Dhaulagiri Himalaya and the Tibetan plateau, Lower Dolpo remains untouched by modern infrastructure, preserving its raw beauty and traditional Bon-Buddhist culture. The trail passes through Shey Phoksundo National Park, Nepal’s largest, home to Phoksundo Lake—a striking turquoise jewel framed by snow-capped cliffs. Trekkers traverse ancient trade routes, encounter yak caravans, cross high passes like Numa La (5,150 m) and Bagala La (5,100 m), and witness centuries-old customs in villages like Dho Tarap and Ringmo. Filmed in Eric Valli’s award-winning movie Himalaya (Caravan), the region is both spiritually moving and scenically overwhelming. The trek is camping-based in many parts due to limited lodging, making it a wilderness adventure for trekkers who seek solitude and depth. Highlights Itinerary Cost Details Phoksundo Lake (3,611 m): One of the most beautiful lakes in Nepal, with turquoise waters and a cascading waterfall. Ancient Bon & Buddhist Culture: Explore monasteries and chortens in Dho Tarap, Ringmo, and Tokyu. High Pass Crossings: Traverse remote passes like Numa La and Bagala La, both over 5,000 m. Shey Phoksundo National Park: Home to snow leopards, blue sheep, Himalayan wolves, and medicinal plants. Panoramic Mountain Views: Continuous panoramas of Annapurna II (7,937 m), Annapurna III (7,555 m), Machapuchare (6,993 m), Dhaulagiri (8,167 m), and Manaslu (8,163 m) on clear days. Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,300 m) Pickup and hotel check-in. Trek briefing and gear prep. Day 2: Fly to Nepalgunj (150 m) One-hour flight to Nepalgunj, a busy Terai city near the Indian border. Overnight at hotel. Day 3: Fly to Juphal (2,400 m), trek to Dunai (2,150 m) – 3 hrs Scenic mountain flight to Dolpo’s airstrip at Juphal. Walk along the Thuli Bheri River to Dunai, the district HQ. First night under stars or in lodge. Day 4: Trek to Chhepka (2,630 m) – 5 hrs Enter Shey Phoksundo National Park. Walk through cedar forests, cross suspension bridges, and sleep in serene woodlands. Day 5: Trek to Jharana (3,375 m) – 4 hrs A short climb brings you to Jharana Viewpoint, overlooking Phoksundo waterfall (330 m). Camp in forest nearby. Day 6: Trek to Ringmo / Phoksundo Lake (3,611 m) – 3 hrs Arrive at Phoksundo Lake, perhaps Nepal’s most beautiful body of water. Visit Ringmo village and nearby Bon monastery. Camp on the lakeshore. Day 7: Rest day at Phoksundo Lake Explore the lake and hike up to viewpoints. Optional visit to Tshowa Gompa — a 900-year-old Bon monastery. Day 8: Trek to Sallaghari (3,750 m) – 6 hrs Follow a narrow cliff path and enter wild birch forests. Overnight at riverside camp beneath high peaks. Day 9: Trek to Nangdala Base Camp (4,700 m) – 5 hrs Climb gradually through alpine terrain. Final base camp night before pass. Day 10: Cross Numa La Pass (5,150 m), trek to Dho Tarap (4,090 m) – 7 hrs A long, steep ascent to Numa La, followed by a descent into Dho Tarap — a beautiful, culturally rich Tibetan village. Day 11: Rest day at Dho Tarap Visit local monasteries, interact with villagers, and learn about Bon and Buddhist practices. Day 12: Trek to Tokyu & Numala Base (4,440 m) – 5 hrs Short day exploring Tokyu monastery before heading up valley for the second major pass. Day 13: Cross Baga La (5,100 m), trek to Dajok Tang (4,080 m) – 6 hrs Another stunning crossing. Sharp ridgelines and yak herders mark the way. Camp in open pasture. Day 14: Trek to Ringmo – 5 hrs Complete the loop back to Phoksundo Lake, enjoying new views from the opposite trail. Day 15: Trek to Shyanta or Chhepka – 6 hrs Begin your descent through lush jungle and river valleys. Day 16: Trek to Juphal – 4 hrs End your trek in Juphal. Final dinner with the trekking crew. Day 17: Fly to Nepalgunj, then Kathmandu Morning mountain flight, followed by return to Kathmandu. Free evening to relax. Day 18: Final Departure / Extension Airport drop-off or optional extension to Upper Dolpo, Rara Lake, or Pokhara. Included in The Cost Trekking guide/porter All meals three times a day (breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking) Accommodation in Tea house (lodges) during the trek Special Restricted Area Permit (RAP) for Dolpo + Shey Phoksundo National Park permit Hotels in Kathmandu & Nepalgunj (2–3 nights) All land transportation by tourist bus and private taxi Domestic flights: Kathmandu ↔ Nepalgunj ↔ Juphal Necessary insurance and equipment for trekking staff Airport pick- up and drop-off service Government taxes and Our service charge Not Included in The Cost Personal nature expenses Drinks, beverages, etc. Tips Sleeping bag and down jacket if required Road Blockeds and personal Expense. In Case of emergency , your personal travel insurance includes your helicopter rescue, trip cancellation and medical expenses. Phoksundo Lake (3,611 m): One of the most beautiful lakes in Nepal, with turquoise waters and a cascading waterfall. Ancient Bon & Buddhist Culture: Explore monasteries and chortens in Dho Tarap, Ringmo, and Tokyu. High Pass Crossings: Traverse remote passes like Numa La and Bagala La, both over 5,000 m. Shey Phoksundo National Park: Home to snow leopards, blue sheep, Himalayan wolves, and medicinal plants. Panoramic Mountain Views: Continuous panoramas of Annapurna II (7,937 m), Annapurna III (7,555 m), Machapuchare (6,993 m), Dhaulagiri (8,167 m), and Manaslu (8,163 m) on clear days. Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,300 m) Pickup and hotel check-in. Trek briefing and gear prep. Day 2: Fly to Nepalgunj (150 m) One-hour flight to Nepalgunj, a busy Terai city near the Indian border. Overnight

Mustang Region

Jomsom–Muktinath Trek (Lower Mustang)

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Jomsom–Muktinath Trek (Lower Mustang) Days 9 Days Trip Grade Moderate Maximum Altitude 3,800 m (Muktinath) Starts Kathmandu Ends Kathmandu Best Time March–May & September–November Country Nepal Activity Trekking & Cultural Tour Trip Price: US $ 1,150 per person Click here High up in the rain-shadow of the Himalaya, the Jomsom–Muktinath trail threads its way along the windswept Kali Gandaki Gorge—the deepest on earth—before climbing gently to the sacred temple of Muktinath at 3,800 m. Unlike the long, high-pass routes around Annapurna, this trek stays mostly below 3,500 m, so you enjoy huge mountain vistas without weeks of acclimatisation. Arid, sculpted cliffs and white-washed Thakali villages give the landscape a Tibetan feel, yet apple orchards, barley fields and stone-paved lanes soften the starkness. Cultural variety is a constant companion. In a single day you might walk past Hindu shrines festooned with marigolds, then turn a corner to find 1,000-year-old Bon-po monasteries where monks still chant protective mantras. At Muktinath itself, Buddhist nuns keep the ever-burning flame while Hindu pilgrims bathe beneath 108 stone water spouts—an emblem of the spiritual harmony Mustang is famous for. Because Jomsom has a small STOL airstrip, the journey cleverly combines air, road and foot travel: a 20-minute flight from Pokhara vaults you over the middle Himalaya, dropping you straight into the treeless Mustang basin, while a rough Jeep track offers a rapid exit if the weather turns. This hybrid approach makes the trek one of the best “mid-length” adventures in Nepal—long enough to feel like a proper expedition, short enough to fit a vacation window. Most travellers complete the loop in nine days door-to-door from Kathmandu, but extra nights in Marpha’s orchards or Pokhara’s lakeside cafés can stretch the holiday to a relaxed twelve. Highlights Itinerary Cost Details Muktinath Temple (3,800 m): Sacred pilgrimage site for Hindus and Buddhists with 108 water taps and eternal flame. Kali Gandaki Gorge: The deepest gorge in the world, nestled between Dhaulagiri and Annapurna. Scenic Jomsom & Kagbeni: Charming high-altitude towns with strong Tibetan cultural influence. Marpha Village: Renowned for apple orchards, brandy, and traditional stone houses. Dramatic Landscapes: Stark cliffs, barren plateaus, and Himalayan views with snow-capped Annapurna and Dhaulagiri peaks. Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Day 1 – Arrival in KathmanduYour guide meets you at Tribhuvan Int’l Airport and whisks you through Thamel’s maze to a centrally located hotel. After a short briefing on Mustang’s culture and flight logistics, the evening is yours—shop for last-minute trekking gear or sample momo dumplings in a rooftop café. Day 2 – Kathmandu to Pokhara (820 m)Morning tourist coach winds west on the Prithvi Highway, broad rice terraces sliding past your window; an optional 25-minute flight trades scenery for a lazy breakfast in Pokhara. Lakeside hotels face Machhapuchhre’s perfect fishtail; paddle on Phewa Lake or climb the Peace Pagoda for sunset. Day 3 – Pokhara to Jomsom (2,720 m) & Trek to Kagbeni (2,810 m)Dawn sees you boarding a twin-otter aircraft; in ten minutes snow peaks fill every window. Landing on Jomsom’s gravel airstrip, you shoulder packs and follow the gravel riverbed north. The wind picks up by midday, so you reach medieval Kagbeni by lunch, exploring its red-walled gompa and labyrinth alleys before the afternoon gusts roar through the gorge. Day 4 – Kagbeni to Muktinath (3,800 m)A steady climb threads apricot orchards, mani walls and the ochre village of Jharkot where a 15th-century Sakya monastery commands the ridge. The final switchbacks open onto the broad saddle of Muktinath; devotees circle the eternal flame while trekkers savour Dhaulagiri’s 8-km ice wall glowing pink at dusk. Day 5 – Muktinath to Jomsom via Lubra (2,720 m)After an optional dawn puja, descend through yak meadows to Lubra, one of Mustang’s last Bon-po strongholds. Prayer flags snap above flat-roofed houses; monks may invite you for salt-butter tea. By mid-afternoon you re-enter Jomsom, its airport beacon blinking in the valley haze. Day 6 – Jomsom to Marpha (2,670 m)An easy half-day stroll follows the river to white-washed Marpha, the apple capital. Stone lanes run beneath cedar-beam balconies dripping with drying herbs; sample cinnamon-spiced apple pie or sip potent local brandy, then climb 500 steps to the hillside gompa for a sweeping panorama of Nilgiri North. Day 7 – Marpha to PokharaJeep tracks now link Mustang to the lowlands. A private 4×4 bumps downhill through pine forest to Beni, then asphalt glides along the Myagdi river into Pokhara. Hot shower, lakeside espresso and maybe a Thai massage ease trekkers’ legs. Evening barbecue beside Phewa Lake caps the mountain chapter. Day 8 – Pokhara to KathmanduChoose a relaxed road journey or hop a short flight. Back in the capital, bargaining for singing bowls or pashmina scarves occupies souvenir hunters, while history buffs trace hidden courtyards in Patan’s old city. A farewell dinner celebrates the trek with dal-bhat and live folk music. Day 9 – DepartureAirport transfer according to your flight schedule. The team handles last-minute logistics while you promise to return for Upper Mustang or the Annapurna Sanctuary. Included in The Cost Trekking guide/porter All meals three times a day (breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking) Accommodation in Tea house (lodges) during the trek Entry Permit for Sagarmatha National Park All land transportation by tourist bus and private taxi Flight tickets from Kathmandu to Lukla and Lukla to Kathmandu Necessary insurance and equipment for trekking staff Airport pick- up and drop-off service Government taxes and Our service charge Not Included in The Cost Personal nature expenses Drinks, beverages, etc. Tips Sleeping bag and down jacket if required Lunch and dinner in Pokhara Hotel accommodation and meals in Kathmandu Road Blockeds and personal Expense. In Case of emergency , your personal travel insurance includes your helicopter rescue, trip cancellation and medical expenses. Muktinath Temple (3,800 m): Sacred pilgrimage site for Hindus and Buddhists with 108 water taps and eternal flame. Kali Gandaki Gorge: The deepest gorge in the world, nestled between Dhaulagiri and Annapurna. Scenic Jomsom & Kagbeni: Charming high-altitude towns with

Mustang Region

Upper Mustang Trek

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Upper Mustang Trek Days 19 Trip Grade Strenous Maximum Altitude Lorem Starts Lorem Ends Lorem Best Time Lorem Country Lorem Activity Lorem Trip Price: US $ 1,790 per person Click here You will enjoy the grip of time around the Kathmandu Valley with no necessity to buy or to wonder about the historical sites, as your flight will land the next day at Lukla for the start of the trek.You hike through stunningly beautiful pine and Rhododendron forest with the jagged, icy peaks of Thamserku and Kusum Kanguru towering above the trail to Namche Bazaar (3446m), where you take your first rest days for acclimatization.You then head to the magnificent Thyangboche Monastery, where Mani walls and Chortens with prayer flags remind one of the local Buddhist Culture almost all the time. On the route, you see wildlife such as musk deer, Thar, and Impeyan pheasant, and also see the Sherpa Village in the Himalayas.You are now above the tree line, and the scenery changes to stark glacial moraine, beautiful turquoise-colored lakes, and snow-shrouded Himalayan giants. You will gradually ascend to Lobuje – 4930m, then up to Gorak Shep, the highest night on the trek. The path to the top runs along the glacier Khumbu glacier to the summit of Kala Patar, 5546m, where you can enjoy brilliant close-up views of Mount Everest back with a 360-degree panorama of the world’s highest mountains. You have a short walk to Everest Base Camp Trekking and to enjoy all the history that happened in this area. This trek is rightly known as Classic Everest Trek. Everest Base Camp Trek is meant for anyone who ever has dreamed of coming to see the Glimpse of the Himalayas, including the Highest Peak in the world, Mt. Everest; it is an experience once in a lifetime! Note: Please check the detailed itinerary. In case one intends to minimize or maximize the number of days, number of pax, and time of the year you travel, we would appreciate it if you can let us know. We shall send you the customized itinerary. The Annapurna Circuit is a trek within the Annapurna mountain range of central Nepal. The total length of the route varies between 160–230 km (100-145 mi), depending on where motor transportation is used and where the trek is ended. This trek crosses two different river valleys and encircles the Annapurna massif. The path reaches its highest point at Thorong La pass (5416m/17769 ft), touching the edge of the Tibetan Plateau. Practically all trekkers hike the route anticlockwise, as this way the daily altitude gain is slower, and crossing the high Thorong La pass is easier and safer.The mountain scenery, seen at close quarters includes the Annapurna Massif (Annapurna I-IV), Dhaulagiri, Machapuchhre, Manasulu, Gangapurna, Tilicho Peak, Pisang Peak and Paungda Danda. Numerous other peaks of 6000-8000m in elevation rise from the Annapurna range. The trek begins at Besisahar , Bhulbhule or Chamje in the Marshyangdi river valley and concludes in the Kali Gandaki George. Besisahar can be reached after a seven-hour drive from Kathmandu. The trail passes along paddy fields and into subtropical forests, several waterfalls and gigantic cliffs, and various villages. Annapurna Circuit has often been voted as the best long distance trek in the world, as it combined, in its old full form, a wide variety of climate zones from tropics at 600 m asl to the arctic at 5416 m asl at the Thorong La pass and cultural variety with various ethnic groups from Hindu villages at the low foothills to the Tibetan culture of Manang Valley and lower Mustang. Continuing construction of a road has shortened the trail and changed the villages With construction of the road, mountain biking is becoming popular, with Mustang in particular becoming one of the world’s most popular mountain biking destinations. Note: Please Check the detailed itinerary. If you want to minimize or maximize the number of days , number of pax and the time of the year you’re travelling, Please let us know. We will send you the customized itinerary. Highlights Itinerary Cost Details Thorong La Pass (5,416 m): One of the highest motorable passes in the world—spectacular sunrise views of Annapurna I, Gangapurna, and Tilicho Peak. Muktinath Temple Complex: Pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists, featuring the 108 water spouts and panoramic vistas of the Himalaya. Kali Gandaki Gorge & Mustang Views: Trekking along the deepest gorge in the world, with Tibetan‐style villages and wind‐scarved landscapes leading toward Mustang. Tibetan Culture & Marpha: In Jomsom and Marpha (the “Apple Capital”), witness traditional Tibetan architecture, monasteries, and sampling of local apple brandy. Panoramic Mountain Views: Continuous panoramas of Annapurna II (7,937 m), Annapurna III (7,555 m), Machapuchare (6,993 m), Dhaulagiri (8,167 m), and Manaslu (8,163 m) on clear days. Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Day 01: Arrival and Transfer to HotelUpon landing in Kathmandu, an Adventure Pilgrims Trekking representative will welcome you and escort you to your hotel. You’ll meet your experienced trekking guide, who will provide a brief overview of Nepal and outline the trekking itinerary. In the evening, enjoy free time or choose to attend an optional cultural dinner program showcasing traditional Nepali performances. Day 02: Gear Check and Kathmandu SightseeingBefore the trek begins, your guide will inspect your equipment and advise on any missing essentials. Spend the day exploring the vibrant streets of Thamel on a casual hike, or opt for a guided city tour of Kathmandu’s historic sites. Day 03: Kathmandu to Chamje (via Besisahar)Board a private bus to Besisahar (823 m), then continue by local jeep to Chamje (1,430 m). The journey—about eight hours total—follows the Kathmandu–Pokhara Highway to Dumre, then winds along the Marshyangdi River to Besisahar. Along the way, enjoy mountain vistas, riverside scenery, and glimpses of local life in Lamjung district’s headquarters. Overnight stay in a lodge at Chamje. Day 04: Chamje to Dharapani (1,860 m)After breakfast, begin trekking uphill toward Tal, traversing lush green hills. You’ll witness local agriculture, small villages, and terraced fields before arriving in Dharapani (1,860 m) in about six hours. Dharapani serves as the administrative center for the region. Overnight at a cozy lodge. Day 05: Dharapani to Chame (2,660 m)Set off through pine and oak forests toward Danaque (2,210

Manaslu Region

Manaslu Circuit Trek

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Manaslu Circuit Days 13 Trip Grade Strenuous Maximum Altitude Larkya La Pass (5,106 m) Starts Kathmandu Ends Kathmandu Best Time Autumn (Late September – Mid November) Spring (Late March – Early May): Country Nepal Activity Trekking Trip Price: US $ 1,799 per person Click here Manaslu Circuit (Larke Pass) Trek is ideal for experienced trekkers seeking a physically demanding journey along some of the most rugged trails in Nepal’s Himalayas. Towering at 8,163 m, Mount Manaslu sits just east of the Annapurna region and borders Tibet to the north. Opened to foreign visitors only after Nepal’s transition to democracy in 1992, this route offers breathtaking scenery and a rich cultural experience. You’ll traverse remote valleys that reveal the traditional lifestyles of communities whose ancestors migrated from Tibet—evident in their language, clothing, and customs. Because we are based in the Manaslu region, Adventure Pilgrims Trekking Pvt. Ltd. is uniquely positioned, as a government‐registered operator, to secure the necessary Restricted Area Permit and provide expert local knowledge. Although the trail can be challenging and often features difficult ascents, every effort is rewarded by sweeping mountain panoramas and encounters with hospitable villagers. A highlight is crossing Larke La, one of the most dramatic high passes in the Himalayas. This trek still feels untouched by mass tourism, so you will explore truly “virgin” territory that very few others dare to visit. If you’d like to adjust the duration, group size, or season, just let us know, and we’ll design a detailed, customized itinerary to suit your needs. Highlights Itinerary Cost Details High-Altitude Pass: Conquer Larkya La (5,106 m) with 360° Himalayan panoramas. Cultural Diversity: Pass through Gurung, Magar, Sherpa, and Tibetan-influenced villages—each with distinct monasteries and traditions. Remote Wilderness: Entire trek lies within the Manaslu Conservation Area; far fewer trekkers than Annapurna or Everest. Scenic Diversity: From subtropical riverbanks to alpine meadows, glacial moraines, and thick rhododendron forests. Tsum Valley Option: (2–3 extra days) Accessible from Deng, offering ancient gompas, mani walls, and a unique Buddhist culture. Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Day 1: Kathmandu → Arughat Bazaar → Soti Khola → Machha Khola (930 m)You depart Kathmandu early, boarding a jeep or tourist bus for a seven- to eight-hour drive west along winding mountain roads through Dhading and Gorkha districts, finally reaching Arughat Bazaar (570 m) by late morning or early afternoon. From Arughat, the vehicle continues downriver to Soti Khola (1,000 m), where you register your permits and step onto the trail. The afternoon’s gentle walk follows the Budhi Gandaki River through rice terraces and small villages, ending at Machha Khola (930 m). Here, basic teahouses line the riverbank and offer your first night’s lodge before the trek proper begins. Day 2: Machha Khola (930 m) → Jagat (1,410 m)On Day 2, you leave Machha Khola after breakfast and steadily climb upstream for roughly six to seven hours. The trail ascends through lush subtropical forests and past cascading waterfalls, crossing wooden suspension bridges over the Budhi Gandaki several times. Villages such as Kamjung and Tatopani appear en route, giving glimpses of local Gurung and Magar lifestyles. You finally reach Jagat (1,410 m) by mid-afternoon, where you clear the Manaslu Conservation Area checkpoint and spend the night in a simple teahouse overlooking the gorge. Day 3: Jagat (1,410 m) → Deng (1,700 m)After an early breakfast, you trek for six to seven hours on Day 3 along an ascending path carved into the Budhi Gandaki gorge. The trail passes through dense bamboo groves and rhododendron bushes, with intermittent landslide zones requiring caution. Midway, you cross a series of suspension bridges before arriving at the small settlement of Deng (1,700 m). This village sits on a narrow ledge above the river and offers your first high-valley vistas. You spend the night in Deng’s modest lodges, surrounded by towering pine forests and the distant silhouette of Manaslu. Day 4: Deng (1,700 m) → Namrung (2,630 m)On Day 4, you continue ascending for about five to six hours through increasingly alpine terrain. The trail winds past seasonal farming terraces, rhododendron thickets, and glacial streams. As you climb toward Namrung, you may glimpse the first clear views of Manaslu’s southern face. Namrung (2,630 m) perches on a plateau overlooking the Budhi Gandaki gorge, with pine and bamboo forests framing the village. In the late afternoon, you can stroll to a viewpoint above Namrung to watch the sun set behind snow-capped peaks, then rest in a locally run teahouse. Day 5: Namrung (2,630 m) → Samagaon (3,520 m)You leave Namrung after breakfast on Day 5 and trek for about five hours through mixed forest and yak pastures. The path steadily climbs past Shyala and Lho, where a short side trip to Lho Monastery is possible. Arriving in Samagaon (3,520 m) by early afternoon, you check into a stone-walled teahouse in this traditional Gurung-style village. Late in the day, you may visit the 450-year-old Lho Monastery, explore mani walls, and take in expansive views of Manaslu Glacier across the valley. Day 6: Acclimatization at Samagaon (3,520 m)Day 6 is reserved for acclimatization at Samagaon. You rise late and spend the morning exploring the village’s mani walls and nunnery. After lunch, you undertake a side hike to Pungyen Gompa (4,100 m), which takes three to four hours round-trip and offers closer views of the Manaslu Glacier. Alternatively, if conditions permit, you can push higher toward the Manaslu Base Camp viewpoint (approx. 4,800 m) for panoramic vistas of surrounding summits. In the evening, you return to Samagaon, ensuring your body adjusts to the altitude. Day 7: Samagaon (3,520 m) → Samdo (3,860 m)On Day 7, you walk only three to four hours to allow further acclimatization. The trail climbs gradually past yak herders’ summer grazing fields and high-altitude meadows. By midday, you arrive at Samdo (3,860 m), the last Nepali village before the Tibetan border. This settlement, built with stone houses and prayer flags, sits beneath the looming wall of

Langtang Region

Gosaikunda Lake Trek

Langtang Region / admin

Gosainkunda Lake Trek Days 19 Trip Grade Strenous Maximum Altitude Lorem Starts Lorem Ends Lorem Best Time Lorem Country Lorem Activity Lorem Trip Price: US $ 1,790 per person Click here You will enjoy the grip of time around the Kathmandu Valley with no necessity to buy or to wonder about the historical sites, as your flight will land the next day at Lukla for the start of the trek.You hike through stunningly beautiful pine and Rhododendron forest with the jagged, icy peaks of Thamserku and Kusum Kanguru towering above the trail to Namche Bazaar (3446m), where you take your first rest days for acclimatization.You then head to the magnificent Thyangboche Monastery, where Mani walls and Chortens with prayer flags remind one of the local Buddhist Culture almost all the time. On the route, you see wildlife such as musk deer, Thar, and Impeyan pheasant, and also see the Sherpa Village in the Himalayas.You are now above the tree line, and the scenery changes to stark glacial moraine, beautiful turquoise-colored lakes, and snow-shrouded Himalayan giants. You will gradually ascend to Lobuje – 4930m, then up to Gorak Shep, the highest night on the trek. The path to the top runs along the glacier Khumbu glacier to the summit of Kala Patar, 5546m, where you can enjoy brilliant close-up views of Mount Everest back with a 360-degree panorama of the world’s highest mountains. You have a short walk to Everest Base Camp Trekking and to enjoy all the history that happened in this area. This trek is rightly known as Classic Everest Trek. Everest Base Camp Trek is meant for anyone who ever has dreamed of coming to see the Glimpse of the Himalayas, including the Highest Peak in the world, Mt. Everest; it is an experience once in a lifetime! Note: Please check the detailed itinerary. In case one intends to minimize or maximize the number of days, number of pax, and time of the year you travel, we would appreciate it if you can let us know. We shall send you the customized itinerary. The Annapurna Circuit is a trek within the Annapurna mountain range of central Nepal. The total length of the route varies between 160–230 km (100-145 mi), depending on where motor transportation is used and where the trek is ended. This trek crosses two different river valleys and encircles the Annapurna massif. The path reaches its highest point at Thorong La pass (5416m/17769 ft), touching the edge of the Tibetan Plateau. Practically all trekkers hike the route anticlockwise, as this way the daily altitude gain is slower, and crossing the high Thorong La pass is easier and safer.The mountain scenery, seen at close quarters includes the Annapurna Massif (Annapurna I-IV), Dhaulagiri, Machapuchhre, Manasulu, Gangapurna, Tilicho Peak, Pisang Peak and Paungda Danda. Numerous other peaks of 6000-8000m in elevation rise from the Annapurna range. The trek begins at Besisahar , Bhulbhule or Chamje in the Marshyangdi river valley and concludes in the Kali Gandaki George. Besisahar can be reached after a seven-hour drive from Kathmandu. The trail passes along paddy fields and into subtropical forests, several waterfalls and gigantic cliffs, and various villages. Annapurna Circuit has often been voted as the best long distance trek in the world, as it combined, in its old full form, a wide variety of climate zones from tropics at 600 m asl to the arctic at 5416 m asl at the Thorong La pass and cultural variety with various ethnic groups from Hindu villages at the low foothills to the Tibetan culture of Manang Valley and lower Mustang. Continuing construction of a road has shortened the trail and changed the villages With construction of the road, mountain biking is becoming popular, with Mustang in particular becoming one of the world’s most popular mountain biking destinations. Note: Please Check the detailed itinerary. If you want to minimize or maximize the number of days , number of pax and the time of the year you’re travelling, Please let us know. We will send you the customized itinerary. Highlights Itinerary Cost Details Thorong La Pass (5,416 m): One of the highest motorable passes in the world—spectacular sunrise views of Annapurna I, Gangapurna, and Tilicho Peak. Muktinath Temple Complex: Pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists, featuring the 108 water spouts and panoramic vistas of the Himalaya. Kali Gandaki Gorge & Mustang Views: Trekking along the deepest gorge in the world, with Tibetan‐style villages and wind‐scarved landscapes leading toward Mustang. Tibetan Culture & Marpha: In Jomsom and Marpha (the “Apple Capital”), witness traditional Tibetan architecture, monasteries, and sampling of local apple brandy. Panoramic Mountain Views: Continuous panoramas of Annapurna II (7,937 m), Annapurna III (7,555 m), Machapuchare (6,993 m), Dhaulagiri (8,167 m), and Manaslu (8,163 m) on clear days. Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Day 01: Arrival and Transfer to HotelUpon landing in Kathmandu, an Adventure Pilgrims Trekking representative will welcome you and escort you to your hotel. You’ll meet your experienced trekking guide, who will provide a brief overview of Nepal and outline the trekking itinerary. In the evening, enjoy free time or choose to attend an optional cultural dinner program showcasing traditional Nepali performances. Day 02: Gear Check and Kathmandu SightseeingBefore the trek begins, your guide will inspect your equipment and advise on any missing essentials. Spend the day exploring the vibrant streets of Thamel on a casual hike, or opt for a guided city tour of Kathmandu’s historic sites. Day 03: Kathmandu to Chamje (via Besisahar)Board a private bus to Besisahar (823 m), then continue by local jeep to Chamje (1,430 m). The journey—about eight hours total—follows the Kathmandu–Pokhara Highway to Dumre, then winds along the Marshyangdi River to Besisahar. Along the way, enjoy mountain vistas, riverside scenery, and glimpses of local life in Lamjung district’s headquarters. Overnight stay in a lodge at Chamje. Day 04: Chamje to Dharapani (1,860 m)After breakfast, begin trekking uphill toward Tal, traversing lush green hills. You’ll witness local agriculture, small villages, and terraced fields before arriving in Dharapani (1,860 m) in about six hours. Dharapani serves as the administrative center for the region. Overnight at a cozy lodge. Day 05: Dharapani to Chame (2,660 m)Set off through pine and oak forests toward Danaque (2,210

Langtang Region

Tamang Heritage Trail

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Tamang Heritage Trek Days 9 Days Trip Grade Easy to Moderate Maximum Altitude 3,165 m (Nagthali Viewpoint) Starts Kathmandu Ends Kathmandu Best Time March–May & September–November Country Nepal Activity Cultural Trekking Trip Price: US $ 1,760 per person Click here The Tamang Heritage Trail is a culturally immersive trek that takes you through the beautiful Tamang villages of Langtang’s lower valleys—less frequented than other routes, but deeply rewarding. Nestled just north of Kathmandu and bordering Tibet, this trail offers a powerful mix of Himalayan views, warm hospitality, Buddhist traditions, and rustic landscapes. Unlike high-altitude treks, this route stays relatively low in elevation, making it a great introduction to trekking in Nepal. Yet, it does not compromise on beauty—viewpoints like Nagthali Danda reveal sweeping panoramas of Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, Shishapangma, and even Tibetan peaks. The trek passes through remote villages like Goljung, Gatlang, Tatopani, and Thuman, where you’ll interact with the Tamang people—descendants of Tibetan horse traders. Expect carved wooden houses, Buddhist monasteries, sacred mane walls, hot springs, and age-old traditions. Homestay-style teahouses provide authentic meals and a deeper insight into rural Nepali life. This trail also promotes responsible tourism, having been developed in collaboration with the UNDP to bring sustainable income to marginalized communities post-2005 conflict and post-2015 earthquake. Highlights Itinerary Cost Details Gatlang & Goljung Villages: Traditional Tamang settlements known for their wooden homes, yak herders, and sacred Buddhist sites. Nagthali Viewpoint (3,165 m): Panoramic Himalayan views of Langtang, Ganesh Himal, and Tibetan ranges. Tatopani Hot Springs: Natural thermal baths said to relieve body aches and cleanse spiritual sins. Cultural Exchange: Interact with Tamang villagers, witness Buddhist rituals, and visit local monasteries and gompas. Off-the-Beaten-Path: Quiet, peaceful trails ideal for trekkers seeking a local and less-touristic experience. Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,300 m) Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will meet you and transfer you to your hotel in Thamel. You’ll receive a trek briefing and have the evening free to explore or join a traditional welcome dinner. Day 2: Drive to Syabrubesi (1,460 m) – 6 to 7 hrs Today we take a scenic drive north from Kathmandu through lush hills, river valleys, and local settlements. The road winds through Trishuli Bazaar before entering the Langtang region. Overnight in Syabrubesi, the gateway to Tamang Heritage and Langtang treks. Day 3: Trek to Gatlang (2,238 m) – 5 hrs The trail ascends via a ridge to Goljung village, offering the first taste of Tamang culture. After a lunch break and cultural welcome, we continue to Gatlang—a picturesque village with traditional stone houses and views of Langtang Lirung. Evening folk dances may be arranged. Day 4: Trek to Tatopani (2,607 m) – 6 hrs We descend to Thangbuche and cross a suspension bridge before climbing to Tatopani, famous for its healing hot springs. Soak your tired muscles while surrounded by hills and distant snow peaks. This village also bears scars from the 2015 earthquake but remains welcoming and vibrant. Day 5: Trek to Nagthali Danda (3,165 m), then to Thuman (2,340 m) – 6 hrs Today is a highlight. We ascend through alpine forests to Nagthali, a ridge-top viewpoint once used by meditating monks. The vistas of Ganesh Himal and Langtang Lirung are breathtaking. From here, descend to Thuman, a Tibetan-influenced village with prayer flags and mani walls. Day 6: Trek to Briddim (2,229 m) – 5 hrs A gentle forest walk takes us to Briddim, another traditional village known for its authentic Tamang culture. Here, you may stay in a homestay instead of a teahouse—an opportunity to share meals with a local family and learn about Tamang customs. Day 7: Trek to Syabrubesi – 3 hrs We trek back to Syabrubesi, passing farms and yak pastures. The return walk is short and relaxing, giving you time to rest or explore the market town in the afternoon. Overnight at lodge. Day 8: Drive back to Kathmandu A long but scenic drive brings you back to Kathmandu. You can spend the evening at leisure shopping or visiting nearby cultural sites like Boudhanath or Swayambhunath. Overnight at hotel. Day 9: Departure After breakfast, we’ll transfer you to the airport for your onward journey. If you’re extending your holiday to Langtang Valley or Gosaikunda, we’ll help arrange it. Day 10: Manang to Yak Kharka (4,050 m)Trek gently uphill through Gunsang (3,960 m) to reach Yak Kharka (4,050 m) in about four hours. En route, enjoy panoramic views of the Manang Valley and surrounding peaks. At Yak Kharka, the campsite where yaks congregate each afternoon, take time to wander above the lodge for sweeping vistas of Annapurna. Overnight in a yak-herder’s lodge. Day 11: Yak Kharka to Thorong Phedi (4,420 m)Depart Yak Kharka and climb to a ridge before descending slightly to cross the headwaters of the Marsyangdi River via a covered suspension bridge. After a brief ascent, traverse a narrow, unstable slope prone to rockfall before reaching Thorong Phedi (4,420 m) in roughly 3½ hours. If you’re feeling strong after lunch, you can walk 400 m higher to High Camp, making the next morning’s start for Thorong La Pass easier. Overnight at Thorong Phedi (or Thorong High Camp if you choose that option). Day 12: Thorong Phedi/High Camp to Muktinath via Thorong La Pass (5,416 m)Rise predawn to summit Thorong La Pass (5,416 m). Watch the sunrise from the top before descending into the Kali Gandaki Valley. The downhill trek—about eight hours total—leads you to Muktinath (3,850 m), famous for its mixed Hindu and Buddhist pilgrimage sites, including 108 sacred water spouts. Overnight stay at a lodge in Muktinath. Day 13: Muktinath to Marpha (2,650 m)Descend through the arid Kali Gandaki Gorge, passing Jharkot and Khingar villages, where you’ll see typical Tibetan-style architecture and the region’s oldest monastery (over 2,300 years old). Continue through Kagbeni—the gateway to Upper Mustang—before arriving in Jomsom (2,720 m), a Thakali village sheltering from the gorge’s winds. Finally, reach Marpha (2,650 m), known

Langtang Region

Langtang Valley Trek

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Langtang Valley Trek Days 8 Trip Grade Moderate Maximum Altitude 3,870 m (Kyanjin Gompa) Starts Kathmandu (1,350 m) Ends Kathmandu (1,350 m) Best Time Spring: March – May Autumn: September – November Country Nepal Activity Trekking Trip Price: US $ 1,290 per person Click here Highlights Itinerary Cost Details Dense Rhododendron & Oak Forests: Especially vibrant in spring, with colorful blooms carpeting the trail. Tamang Cultural Immersion: Authentic homestays and Buddhist monasteries in remote Tamang communities. Langtang Lirung Views: Close-up panoramas of the 7,234 m peak dominating the head of the valley. Yak-Cheese Factory: Small community enterprise offering insight into traditional Himalayan cheesemaking. Kyanjin Ri (4,773 m): Sunrise and sunset views over the entire Langtang range. Tserko Ri (4,984 m): For those wanting a more strenuous side trip with exceptional high-altitude vistas. Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Day 1: Kathmandu to Syabrubesi Depart Kathmandu early (around 7:00 AM), following the Pasang Lhamu Highway into the hills along the Trishuli River. Expect a tea-break stop at Trishuli Bazaar (approx. 10:30 AM–11:00 AM), then continue through Dhunche (permit check around 1:30 PM–2:00 PM). The final 15 km / 9 miles to Syabrubesi is on a rougher, steeper road. Arrive mid-afternoon (3:30 PM–4:00 PM), check into a tea house, and prepare for tomorrow’s trek. Day 2: Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel The trail gradually ascends through dense forest. After Bamboo Lodge, the valley opens into meadows near Ghora Tabela. The area beyond Ghora Tabela was once a thriving village but remains sparsely populated since the 2015 earthquake. Mundu (around three hours in) offers newer lodges and a brief cultural glimpse. Continue through forest to Lama Hotel, a peaceful stop surrounded by rhododendron and oak. Day 3: Lama Hotel to Langtang Village Beyond Lama Hotel, the trail climbs steadily through forests, crossing tributary streams and small suspension bridges. Though the original village was devastated in 2015, the rebuilt lodges and community facilities now welcome trekkers, offering authentic Tamang-culture interactions and Himalayan panoramas. Day 4: Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa Today’s shorter hike leads you into high-alpine terrain. Look for watermills, yak pastures, and Buddhist artifacts en route. Kyanjin Gompa is a cultural and spiritual hub with panoramic views of Langtang Lirung and Yala Peak, making it an ideal spot to relax before the next day’s side excursions. Day 5: Kyanjin Gompa to Tserko Ri and Back This is the trek’s most challenging day—rewarded by breathtaking panoramic views from Tserko Ri. After returning, enjoy another evening at the gompa, sampling local cuisine and reflecting on the day’s accomplishment. Day 6: Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel Today, you retrace your steps downhill, crossing streams and hiking through lush forests back to Lama Hotel. After the demanding ascent of Tserko Ri yesterday, this descent allows you to enjoy the scenery at an easier pace. Overnight at Lama Hotel. Day 7: Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi Choose the route based on weather and energy levels. Both paths drop you through forested landscapes back to Syabrubesi, where you’ll spend the night before returning to Kathmandu. Day 8: Syabrubesi to Kathmandu Depart Syabrubesi early, reversing the Day 1 route. Pass Dhunche, Trishuli Bazaar, and Balaju Bypass before arriving in Kathmandu by early afternoon, concluding the Langtang Valley trek. Included in The Cost Trekking guide/(1 porter carries the luggage up to 25 Kg of 2 participants) All meals three times a day (breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking) Accommodation in Tea house (lodges) during the trek Entry Permit All land transportation by tourist bus and private taxi Normal bus transportation (Kathmandu-Syabrubesi-Kathmandu) Necessary insurance and equipment for trekking staff Government taxes and Our service charge Not Included in The Cost Personal nature expenses Drinks, beverages, etc. Tips Sleeping bag and down jacket if required Lunch and dinner in Pokhara Hotel accommodation and meals in Kathmandu Road Blockeds and personal Expense. In Case of emergency , your personal travel insurance includes your helicopter rescue, trip cancellation and medical expenses. Dense Rhododendron & Oak Forests: Especially vibrant in spring, with colorful blooms carpeting the trail. Tamang Cultural Immersion: Authentic homestays and Buddhist monasteries in remote Tamang communities. Langtang Lirung Views: Close-up panoramas of the 7,234 m peak dominating the head of the valley. Yak-Cheese Factory: Small community enterprise offering insight into traditional Himalayan cheesemaking. Kyanjin Ri (4,773 m): Sunrise and sunset views over the entire Langtang range. Tserko Ri (4,984 m): For those wanting a more strenuous side trip with exceptional high-altitude vistas. Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Day 1: Kathmandu to Syabrubesi Depart Kathmandu early (around 7:00 AM), following the Pasang Lhamu Highway into the hills along the Trishuli River. Expect a tea-break stop at Trishuli Bazaar (approx. 10:30 AM–11:00 AM), then continue through Dhunche (permit check around 1:30 PM–2:00 PM). The final 15 km / 9 miles to Syabrubesi is on a rougher, steeper road. Arrive mid-afternoon (3:30 PM–4:00 PM), check into a tea house, and prepare for tomorrow’s trek. Day 2: Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel The trail gradually ascends through dense forest. After Bamboo Lodge, the valley opens into meadows near Ghora Tabela. The area beyond Ghora Tabela was once a thriving village but remains sparsely populated since the 2015 earthquake. Mundu (around three hours in) offers newer lodges and a brief cultural glimpse. Continue through forest to Lama Hotel, a peaceful stop surrounded by rhododendron and oak. Day 3: Lama Hotel to Langtang Village Beyond Lama Hotel, the trail climbs steadily through forests, crossing tributary streams and small suspension bridges. Though the original village was devastated in 2015, the rebuilt lodges and community facilities now welcome trekkers, offering authentic Tamang-culture interactions and Himalayan panoramas. Day 4: Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa Today’s shorter hike leads you into high-alpine terrain. Look for watermills, yak pastures, and Buddhist artifacts en route. Kyanjin Gompa is a cultural and spiritual hub with panoramic views of Langtang Lirung and Yala Peak, making it an ideal spot to relax before the next day’s side excursions. Day 5: Kyanjin

Annapurna Region

Mardi Himal Trek

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Mardi Himal Trek Days 6 Trip Grade Moderate Maximum Altitude 4,500 m (Mardi Himal Base Camp viewpoint) Starts Pokhara (820 m) → drive to Kande (1,770 m) Ends Dhampus (1,650 m) → drive back to Pokhara (820 m) Best Time Autumn (Late September–Mid November) Spring (Late March–Early May Country Nepal Activity Trekking Trip Price: US $ 1,190 per person Click here The Mardi Himal Trek is a six-day journey through the Annapurna foothills that begins and ends near Pokhara, offering trekkers a high-mountain experience without the crowds of its more famous neighbors. Starting from the terraced valley of Kande, you climb through oak and rhododendron forests to reach a series of camps—Forest Camp, Low Camp, and High Camp—each progressively higher and more remote. The highlight of the trek is the early-morning ascent from High Camp to the Mardi Himal Base Camp viewpoint at approximately 4,500 meters, where you are rewarded with an unobstructed panorama of the Annapurna South massif (7,219 m), Machhapuchhre (6,993 m), Hiunchuli (6,441 m), and the snowy ridges of Mardi Himal (5,587 m) itself. After soaking in these vistas, you retrace your steps back through lush forests and inviting Gurung villages before returning to Pokhara. This relatively short route—just under a week from start to finish—combines steep alpine ascents with cultural encounters, making it an ideal moderate-difficulty trek for those who want high-altitude scenery on a tighter schedule. Difficulty and Altitude ProfileMardi Himal is graded as a moderate trek: although the elevations involved are significant, there are no technical rock scrambles or exposed ridgelines that require specialized mountaineering skills. You begin at roughly 1,770 m (Kande) and reach a maximum of around 4,500 m at the Base Camp viewpoint—an overall altitude gain of 2,730 m. The most strenuous sections occur on Days 2 and 4, when you ascend from Forest Camp (2,500 m) to Low Camp (3,050 m) in about five hours, and then from Low Camp to High Camp (3,550 m). On Day 4, you leave High Camp well before dawn to climb an additional 950 m up to the Base Camp viewpoint, often over rocky, uneven terrain and loose scree. Because of this rapid elevation gain, a night at Low Camp followed by rest and acclimatization in High Camp is crucial. Weather can be unpredictable above 3,000 m: early-morning frost, afternoon clouds, or light snow are all possible even in the shoulder seasons. Overall, you should be comfortable walking six hours per day on uneven trails, with occasional steep pitches and altitude thinning the air above 3,500 m. Accommodation and FacilitiesThroughout the trek, accommodation is in locally operated teahouses—simple lodges made of stone and wood with corrugated-iron roofs. At Forest Camp (2,500 m) and Low Camp (3,050 m), facilities include basic dormitory-style rooms, communal dining areas heated by small wood-stoves, and eastern-style squat toilets. By the time you reach High Camp (3,550 m), lodges become more rudimentary: rooms are smaller, heating may be limited to one or two small stoves, and toilets often consist of pit latrines a short walk away from the main building. Seasonal menus rely heavily on dhal bhat (lentil-rice), noodle soups, and Tibetan dishes such as thenthuk; you can expect to pay premium prices (up to 800–1,000 NPR) for meals at High Camp due to the cost of transporting supplies. Hot showers are unavailable above Low Camp, and potable water must either be boiled or treated with purification tablets. Itinerary planners build two nights at High Camp to allow for acclimatization, and a final night at Forest Camp when descending, so that you move at a comfortable pace rather than rushing. Highlights Itinerary Cost Details Base Camp Viewpoint (4,500 m): Dawn summit on Day 4 delivers unobstructed vistas of Annapurna I (8,091 m), Annapurna South (7,219 m), Machhapuchhre (6,993 m), and Hiunchuli (6,441 m). The sunrise light plays off jagged ridges in a dramatic panorama. Annapurna South and Machhapuchhre: Visible from Australian Camp (1,930 m) and Forest Camp. On clear mornings, Machhapuchhre casts its shadow onto adjacent ridges. Dense Rhododendron & Fern Forests: From Kande up to Forest Camp, the trail winds under vibrant spring blooms and moss‐covered oaks. Gurung Villages: Dhampus (1,650 m) and Landruk (1,565 m) showcase traditional stone houses, terraced fields, and prayer flags—an immersive glimpse into local mountain life. Alpine Meadows: Between Low Camp and High Camp, you cross open grassy slopes where yaks graze in summer, sprinkled with wildflowers in late spring. Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 Day 1: Pokhara (820 m) → Kande (1,770 m) → Australian Camp (1,930 m) → Forest Camp (2,500 m)You depart Pokhara early in the morning by jeep or taxi and drive 20 km uphill to Kande (1,770 m). From Kande, a well-marked stone-and-dirt trail climbs gently through terraced fields and pine forests for about two hours until you reach Australian Camp (1,930 m), where you pause for tea and panoramic views of the Annapurna South and Machhapuchhre. Continuing another two hours on a narrow forest path—winding through rhododendron and oak trees—you arrive at Forest Camp (2,500 m) by mid-afternoon. Here, you stay in a basic teahouse nestled under dense oak canopy, with no further uphill sections to help you acclimatize. Day 2: Forest Camp (2,500 m) → Low Camp (3,050 m)On Day 2, after breakfast, you follow a steep, zigzagging path that climbs through moss-covered rhododendron groves and towering firs. The ascent takes roughly five hours. Along this trail, intermittent viewpoints offer glimpses of Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Machhapuchhre behind dense forest. You arrive at Low Camp (3,050 m) in early afternoon, where small stone-and-wood teahouses provide simple meals. From Low Camp’s small clearing, you can see the shadow of Machhapuchhre and enjoy cooler temperatures at this higher elevation. Day 3: Low Camp (3,050 m) → High Camp (3,550 m)Day 3 begins with a shorter uphill of approximately two to three hours. The trail rises out of the rhododendron forest and into sparse alpine scrub, and the trees give way to more open views. By late

Annapurna Region

Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek

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Ghorepani Poonhill Trek Days 5 Trip Grade Easy to Moderate Maximum Altitude 3,210 m (Poon Hill) Starts Pokhara Ends Pokhara Best Time Sept–Nov & Mar–May Country Nepal Activity Short Trek & Mountain Panorama Trip Price: US $ 990 per person Click here The Ghorepani–Poon Hill Trek is a perfect Himalayan experience for those who want big views in a short timeframe. It offers breathtaking mountain panoramas, lush forests, and traditional Gurung villages—without requiring high-altitude acclimatization or weeks on the trail. Starting just a short drive from Pokhara, this loop trek takes you through rhododendron jungles, stone staircases, and ridge-top settlements to Poon Hill (3,210 m)—a viewpoint famous for its 360° sunrise view of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and Nilgiri ranges. Despite its popularity, the trail retains a charming, local feel—especially in villages like Ghandruk and Tadapani, where you’ll meet friendly Gurung and Magar communities known for their bravery as Gurkha soldiers. The region also bursts into color during spring with blooming rhododendrons and is known for warm hospitality, comfortable teahouses, and easy access. With a gentle pace and options for customisation, this trek is ideal for families, beginners, and time-bound travelers looking for a rewarding Himalayan adventure. Highlights Itinerary Cost Details Poon Hill Sunrise (3,210 m): Iconic panoramic views of Annapurna I, Dhaulagiri (7th highest peak), and Machhapuchhre. Charming Villages: Explore traditional Magar and Gurung culture in Ghorepani, Tadapani, and Ghandruk. Rhododendron Forests: Spring (March–April) brings fiery blooms across dense alpine forests. Accessible Route: No flights needed—easily reached by road from Pokhara. Perfect Short Trek: Low risk of altitude sickness; ideal for beginners or a short getaway. Day 1 2 3 4 5 Day 1: Drive from Pokhara to Nayapul, trek to Tikhedhunga / Ulleri (1,570 m) – 4–5 hrs After breakfast in Pokhara, we drive for about 1.5 hours to Nayapul, the trek starting point. The trail follows a gentle path alongside the Modi Khola river, through terraced farmland and small settlements. After lunch at Birethanti or Hile, a steep but scenic climb leads to Ulleri—a stone-built Magar village perched on a ridge. Day 2: Trek to Ghorepani (2,860 m) – 5–6 hrs We climb further through rhododendron and oak forests. The air grows cooler as we ascend, with occasional glimpses of Machhapuchhre through the trees. Passing Nangethanti, we arrive in Ghorepani, a major trail junction with stunning views. The village sits beneath Poon Hill and is surrounded by mountains. Day 3: Sunrise at Poon Hill (3,210 m), trek to Tadapani (2,630 m) – 6 hrs We start before dawn, hiking for an hour to reach Poon Hill in time for sunrise. As the light hits, Annapurna South, Dhaulagiri, and Nilgiri glow gold and pink. After soaking in the views, we return for breakfast and begin our trek to Tadapani—a forested path with monkey sightings and waterfall crossings. Day 4: Trek to Ghandruk (1,940 m) – 4 hrs Today is an easy downhill walk to Ghandruk, one of the largest Gurung villages in the region. The village has a rich cultural museum, beautiful stone homes, and mesmerizing mountain views. Explore the narrow alleys and learn about the Gurung way of life before a relaxed evening in a cozy lodge. Day 5: Trek to Nayapul & Drive back to Pokhara – 4 hrs trek + 1.5 hrs drive After breakfast, we descend gradually to Kimche and Syauli Bazaar, following the Modi River again through green hills and terraces. At Nayapul, our private vehicle will be waiting for the drive back to Pokhara. Enjoy a lakeside dinner and maybe a well-earned massage! Included in The Cost Trekking guide/porter All meals three times a day (breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trekking) Accommodation in Tea house (lodges) during the trek Entry Permit for Annapurna conservation Area All land transportation from pokhara to nayapul and back to pokhara Flight tickets from Kathmandu to Lukla and Lukla to Kathmandu Necessary insurance and equipment for trekking staff Airport pick- up and drop-off service Government taxes and Our service charge Not Included in The Cost Personal nature expenses Drinks, beverages, etc. Tips Sleeping bag and down jacket if required Lunch and dinner in Pokhara Hotel in Pokhara Road Blockeds and personal Expense. In Case of emergency , your personal travel insurance includes your helicopter rescue, trip cancellation and medical expenses. Poon Hill Sunrise (3,210 m): Iconic panoramic views of Annapurna I, Dhaulagiri (7th highest peak), and Machhapuchhre. Charming Villages: Explore traditional Magar and Gurung culture in Ghorepani, Tadapani, and Ghandruk. Rhododendron Forests: Spring (March–April) brings fiery blooms across dense alpine forests. Accessible Route: No flights needed—easily reached by road from Pokhara. Perfect Short Trek: Low risk of altitude sickness; ideal for beginners or a short getaway. Day 1 2 3 4 5 Day 1: Drive from Pokhara to Nayapul, trek to Tikhedhunga / Ulleri (1,570 m) – 4–5 hrs After breakfast in Pokhara, we drive for about 1.5 hours to Nayapul, the trek starting point. The trail follows a gentle path alongside the Modi Khola river, through terraced farmland and small settlements. After lunch at Birethanti or Hile, a steep but scenic climb leads to Ulleri—a stone-built Magar village perched on a ridge. Day 2: Trek to Ghorepani (2,860 m) – 5–6 hrs We climb further through rhododendron and oak forests. The air grows cooler as we ascend, with occasional glimpses of Machhapuchhre through the trees. Passing Nangethanti, we arrive in Ghorepani, a major trail junction with stunning views. The village sits beneath Poon Hill and is surrounded by mountains. Day 3: Sunrise at Poon Hill (3,210 m), trek to Tadapani (2,630 m) – 6 hrs We start before dawn, hiking for an hour to reach Poon Hill in time for sunrise. As the light hits, Annapurna South, Dhaulagiri, and Nilgiri glow gold and pink. After soaking in the views, we return for breakfast and begin our trek to Tadapani—a forested path with monkey sightings and waterfall crossings. Day 4: Trek to Ghandruk (1,940 m) – 4 hrs Today is an easy downhill walk to Ghandruk, one of the largest Gurung villages in the region. The village has a

Annapurna Region, Nepal Treks and Tours

Annapurna Base Camp Trek

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Annapurna Base Camp Days 14 Trip Grade Medium/Hard Maximum Altitude 4,130 m (Annapurna Base Camp) Starts Kathmandu (1,350 m) Ends Kathmandu (1,350 m) Best Time March – May (Spring) & October – November (Autumn) Country Nepal Activity Trekking Trip Price: US $ 1,333 per person Click here Annapurna Base Camp (4,130 m), nestled deep within a natural amphitheater of 7,000–8,000 meter peaks, offers one of the most dramatic high-altitude trekking destinations in Nepal. Surrounded by Annapurna I, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), Hiunchuli, and Annapurna South, the base camp sits in the heart of the Annapurna Sanctuary—a glacial basin ringed by sheer rock walls that rise above 4,000 meters. The journey begins from the lush lowlands near Pokhara, winding through rhododendron forests, terraced farms, and traditional Gurung and Magar villages. As you ascend, the terrain gradually shifts—from bamboo groves and oak woodlands to alpine meadows and icy moraines. Teahouses dot the trail, offering warm hospitality, dal bhat meals, and steaming mugs of ginger tea at every stop. Unlike other high-altitude treks, ABC allows a relatively quick ascent to the Himalayas’ inner sanctum, with varied landscapes and elevation shifts compacted into a week-long journey. The path passes iconic spots like Chhomrong, Bamboo, Deurali, and Machhapuchhre Base Camp, each offering its own scenic charm. Reaching the base camp at sunrise is a spiritual experience—the snowy peaks blush with golden light, the silence broken only by wind and the occasional crack of glacial ice. Here, prayer flags flutter against an amphitheater of giants, and trekkers often pause in quiet awe. The trek also blends cultural richness—village stops feature stone-built lodges, traditional dances, and glimpses into the rhythms of Himalayan life. Hot springs at Jhinu Danda offer a welcome soak on the return, easing tired legs and refreshing the spirit. Best visited from March to May and October to early December, the ABC trek is a perfect blend of altitude, access, biodiversity, and sheer mountain drama—accessible to fit beginners, yet deeply rewarding for seasoned adventurers. In all, Annapurna Base Camp delivers a compact yet unforgettable Himalayan experience—where the grandeur of snowbound peaks meets the warmth of Nepali hospitality in a setting few places on Earth can rival. Highlights Itinerary Cost Details Scenic drive or mountain flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara Drive from Pokhara to Nayapul (1,070 m) and trekking through Ulleri’s terraced hills to Tikhedhunga Hike through rhododendron and bamboo forests up to Ghorepani, with an optional sunrise viewpoint at Poon Hill Relaxing hot-spring soak at Jhinu Danda Summit Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 m for close-up Himalayan panoramas (Annapurna I, Machapuchare, Hiunchuli) Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Day 01: Airport pick-up and transfer to hotel / or Homestay Our respondent will pick you from airport and transfer to hotel or Own Home stay if you like to stay with nepali Family we offer home stay too. Introduction about Nepaland the experienced trekking guide and short briefing about your trekking trip from the guide.In the evening, you’ll have free or optional Nepalese Cultural Program with dinner. Day 02 : Gear check up and rest day Before we start our great trip to Annapurna Base Camp the guide will check your trekking gears and let you know about necessary items that you don’t have. Hike around Thamel or optional City Tour in Kathmandu, Nepal Day 03: Kathmandu to Pokhara by tourist bus We depart from Kathmandu at 7 AM with tourist bus and reach Pokhara at around 3 pm . You can visit around Fewa lake and walk along the lake side and stay at a hotel in Pokhara. Day 04: Pokhara – Naya Pul-Ulleri (2050m/6725ft) 1.5 hr drive and 5 hrs trek. Early at around 7:30 am, we start our drive to trekking start point to Naya Pul. From Naya Pul, we follow the south bank of the Modi river. After several hours of trek, we will pass through sub tropical valley forests, sometimes on the carved trail on the side of the cliff. After lunch, we cross the Modi Khola (river) via a suspension bridge to the village of Tikhedhunga . We further trek along the trail quite steep at times. We reach Ulleri which is a community of Poons(Mongolian Ethnic with their own culture and tradition) and is famous for its 2,500 stairs pathway by late afternoon for overnight. Day 05: Ulleri – Ghorepani (2950m/ 9020ft) It consists of 4 – 5 hrs trek.We make our ascent to the Ghorepani village. The name Ghorepani in Nepali means horse-water owing to its role as an important campsite for traders before it became a trekker’s stop. Ghorepani is an interesting place with small shops and stalls for selling local products and craft.It is a gateway to Mustang Valley which lies in the border of Tibet. The town has two parts: one in a saddle and the other a few hundred feet lower. Since Ghorepani lies quite higher than our previous stop, we begin to feel the chilly weather especially in the evenings. Overnight at Ghorepani. Day 06: Ghorepani – Poon Hill – Tadapani (2700m/8,860ft) It consists of 6-7 hrs trekThis day, our guide will wake you up early in the morning . This will be a special day because we conquer Poon Hill- an icon of Annapurna region. We climb the steep trail to the viewpoint of Poon Hill (3200mtrs). It takes about 45 minutes to ascend with the stairs to the top. The efforts will be rewarded with spectacular sunrise view over Machhapuchre(6,993m), Dhaulagiri(8,167m), Nilgiri(6,650m), and the Annapurnas, Manasulu(8,163m). Three Highest Mountain above 8,000m in the world with spectacular view along with the sunrise. After taking photos and having some coffee or tea or hot chocolate, we return back to Ghorepani Village. Upon breakfast, we head east and climb a nearby ridge. We descend through Rhododendron forest, pass by Magnificient waterfalls along the way to Deurali Village which owns 300 Yaks and is famous for Yak Cheese and reach Tadapani for overnight stay. Day 07: Tadapani to Sinuwa via Chhomrong (2170m/7120ft) It consists of 6 hrs trek.From Tadapani, we make a steep descent through the dense and dark forest. The route passes through the west bank of the Modi Khola. Then, we descend steeply down the village of Chuile coming over to the Kimrong Khola. Then, we continue a steep climb till to Chhomrong crossing a Binocular hill known as Salaphu. Upon arrival at Chhomrong which is a very famous Gurung Village (known for tradition Nepalese Folk