• Day 01: Arrive Kathmandu.

  You land at the Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu where our company’s staffs and representative are there to welcome you warmly. You are guided to your hotel where you refresh and meet the team at welcome dinner. If you have adequate time, you can head to Kathmandu Durbar Square or Thamel or Lazimpat. Overnight in Kathmandu.

• Day 02: Kathmandu drive to Besisahar (820m) then Bhulbhule (840m) | 6 hrs.

  After an early breakfast, you drive to Besisahar via the Prithivi Highway. En route, you can enjoy the scenic views of hills and settlement areas. The drive gives you an amazing picture of the Trishuli River and faraway mountains that comprise the hilly region of Nepal. Besisahar is one of the entry points for the Annapurna Circuit and is often frequented by tourists. There, you rest and have lunch or light snacks. Then you do a short trek from there to Bhulbhule. You are now entering the wild and forested trails of the Annapurna region. Overnight in Bhulbhule.

   

• Day 03: Bhulbhule Trek to Ghermu (840m) | 4-5 hrs.

  After breakfast, you start to trek uphill to today’s destination Ghermu. You cross the Ngadi River and reach Bahundanda. You can catch glimpses of Manaslu Mountain if the weather is in your favor. You come across Lili Bhir, which is a dangerous cliff so you need to be careful while crossing it. As you walk along the forested trail, you can even see the Syange waterfall. The view is amazing and in evening, you reach Ghermu. It is a pristine village in the laps of Annapurna region. Once you reach the village, you can explore it. Overnight at Ghermu.

• Day 04: Ghermu Trek to Tal (1,267m) | 5 hrs.

  Today’s destination is Ghermu and you start to walk after breakfast. We have to cover quite a distance so it is recommended that we start early. The trail starts to see an increase in elevation and continues until we reach Syange. Take a much-needed rest there and move across the Marsayangdi River to reach Jagat. This is a busy town in these parts and comprises mostly of local markets, shops, and teahouses. After having lunch here, we proceed towards Tal. This small settlement is a beautiful place to relax and rejuvenate. Overnight in Tal.

• Day 05: Tal Trek to Chame (2670m.) | 6-7 hrs.

  After an early breakfast, you head to the trail leading to Chame. The first village you come to is Dharapani. The entrance of this village is marked by a Chorten which has roots with the Tibetan culture. Bagarchhap is another stopping point for us which is mostly covered with flat stone houses. As we move ahead, we make a quick stop at Diki Gompa, one of the famous monasteries of the area. After that, you walk through a dense rhododendron forest and reach the entrance of Chame, the biggest market and headquarter of Manang. Overnight in Chame.

• Day 06: Chame Trek to Pisang (3200m.) | 4-5 hrs.

  After breakfast, you explore the market area quickly and head to today’s destination, Pisang. You cross the Marsayangdi River and reach Bhratang and then Dhukur Pokhari. The trail goes through a thick forest filled with pines and firs. You need to cross a long bridge from where you can catch surreal pictures of Paungda Danda. The trail later goes into a forest and later reaches Pisang. You check-in at the lodge and refresh. Then you head to upper Pisang to see the beautiful panorama of Annapurna range. Overnight in Pisang   

• Day 07: Pisang Trek to Manang (3540m.) |6-7 hrs.

  After an early breakfast, you hit the trail. There are two trails from this point but both of them meet at Bryanga. At Bryanga, there is an ancient monastery so you make a quick stop at this place to explore it. The northern trail provides beautiful sceneries but is unsafe, so you take the direct one. The road goes along the Marsayangdi River and gives us an example of the roads yet to come. The trail is dusty as well. The road later meets at Mungji and from there, we proceed ahead until we arrive at Manang. Overnight in Manang.  

   

• Day 08: Acclimatization in Manang (3540m.)

  Since you’ll be going to higher elevations, you need to make yourself familiar with the high altitude. You can attend the lectures given by the Himalayan Rescue Association (HRA) or can opt to explore the market area. After lunch, you visit the nearby monastery to visit the monks and learn about Buddhism. Then, you hike to the famous Milarepa Cave, which was the home of the famous 11th century Tibetan Buddhist philosopher. Learn about the cultures and traditions in these parts too. Overnight in Manang.

• Day 09: Manang Trek to Khangsar (3734m) |3-4 hrs.

  Today, you hit the trail that leads to Khangsar. It is also called as the gateway to the Tilicho Lake. Although the walk from Manang is relatively less time consuming, it is recommended that you start early. En route, you can see amazing views of Annapurna II and Marsayangdi River, as the trail goes along the banks of it. After crossing a bridge, you pass by the Marsayangdi canyon and then reach Thorong River. The trail goes uphill through lush vegetation and you know Khangsar is near. There are small lodges and settlements here.  Overnight in Khangsar.

• Day 10: Khangsar Trek to Tilicho Base camp (4150m) |4-5 hrs.

  You wake up to a spectacular view of the Tilicho peak and have breakfast. Then you head for the Tilicho Basecamp. En route, you can see beautiful sceneries of Tilicho peak and Idam Phra. You can also see the prayer flags which add color to the scenic arid landscape. Then come across Khangsar Gompa and rest while enjoying the views of the Great Barrier. Then you reach Tilicho Basecamp and set up tents. Overnight in Tilicho base camp. 

   

• Day 11: Visit Tilicho Lake | 3-4 hrs. Then trek to Khangsar (3734m)

  You wake up early to avoid midday windy weather and have breakfast. Then you hike to Tilicho Lake to explore this famous area. The lake is slated as the highest lake of the world even though debates are going on about it. You can see amazing views of Tilicho, Nilgiri and Muktinath peaks. After exploring for a few hours, you head back to camp and descend to Khangsar. Enjoy the delicious cuisine here and learn the culture and traditions here. Overnight in Khangsar. 

• Day 12: Khangsar Trek to Yak Kharka (4110m) | 6-7 hrs.

  After breakfast, you ascend to the high ground known as Yak Kharka, which is the pastureland for yaks. The first stop is Tengi and this village is the last settlement area you’ll see in this trail. En route, you can meet the Himalayan blue sheep and yaks as well. You will also see stunning views of the Annapurna range and the Great Barrier. Overnight in Yak Kharka.

• Day 13: Yak Kharka Trek to Thorung Phedi (4420m) |4-5 hrs.

  Today, you have breakfast and hit the trail that leads to Thorong Phedi. You slowly ascend to Ledar and come across a beautiful lake. You can see spectacular views of Chortens with Annapurna II and Gangapurna in the background. Then the path comes to sloping hills prone to landslides, so you need to be careful. Then you reach Thorung Phedi. This is a small settlement just below the Thorung La Pass. There is a small settlement here and it consists of small lodges. Overnight in Thorung Phedi.

• Day 14: Trek to Thorung La Pass (5,416m) | 4-5 hrs.

  You wake up early at 6:00 am to go to the highest pass and point of this trek, the Thorong La Pass. You walk through a snowy and narrow path. En route, you can see amazing views of Annapurna. Once you reach the top, you can see surreal views of numerous mountains. Then you head down to Thorong Phedi. There are trekkers and climbers here and you can interact with them. Overnight in Thorong Phedi.

• Day 15: Phedi Trek to Muktinath (3,800m) | 3-4 hrs.

  The trail for the day takes us to Muktinath. The trail slowly descends to arid regions of Mustang and you can see the Kali Gandaki valley. En route, you can see many blue sheep grazing and you come across a board welcoming you to Muktinath. The Muktinath Temple is sacred for both Hindus and Buddhists so pilgrims often visit it. Once at Muktinath, you can bath in the numerous water taps and take part in the puja. Overnight stay at the lodge.

• Day 16: Muktinath to Jomsom (2,659m) |4-5 hrs.

  Early morning, you visit the Muktinath Temple and worship. Then you visit the Jwala Mai, which holds the eternal flame and other famous landmarks around the temple. Then you head to Jomsom. You come across Jharkot, where you can see the ruins of the royal palace of the King of Mustang. En route, you see many Chortens and prayer flags and reach Kagbeni, a village situated between the meeting point of Kali Gandaki and Jhang Khola. Then you go to Lubra and from there Jomsom is an hour away. Overnight in Jomsom.

• Day 17: Jomsom trek to Tukuche |4-5 hrs.

  Today you trek to Tukuche. The trail first goes along the banks of the Syange Khola and you get spectacular views of Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri. Halfway through your come across Marpha, the village famous for its apple production. Then you walk along the banks of the Kali Gandaki River. En route, you can see a massive historical gompa in Syange. You can visit it if you want. Then with the Tukuche peak in view, you reach the rustic Tukuche village. Overnight in Tukuche.

• Day 18: Tukuche Trek to Marpha (2680m) |3-4 hrs.

  You have your breakfast and explore the village. The architectures of the houses are unique and the Thakali cuisines are exquisite. Then you head back to Marpha for overnight stay. You hit the trail through which you came to Tukuche. Once you reach there, you visit one of the apple farms. You try out the apple products like apple wine. You explore the market and learn about the village’s rich history. Overnight in Marpha.

• Day 19: Marpha Trek to Tatopani (1,200m) | 6-7 hrs.

  You have a lavish breakfast and hit the trail leading to Tatopani today. The trail descends as you walk along the banks of Kali Gandaki. You also come across the world’s deepest gorge, the Kali Gandaki gorge. The rocky trail goes through a cliff, so you need to be cautious. Once you reach Tatopani, you check-in at the hotel and visit the famous natural hot springs. Overnight stay at Tatopani. 

• Day 20: Tatopani Trek to Sikha (1,935m) | 4-5 hrs.

  After breakfast, you hit the trail leading to Sikha.  The trail goes uphill and at some parts and you need to climb a long staircase. You can see many small settlement areas along the way. Once you reach the village, you know that the people of this village are farmers and herders. Since tourists do not frequent it, there are very few lodges here. Overnight stay at Sikha.

• Day 21: Sikha Trek to Ghorepani (2855m) | 4-5 hrs.

  You have breakfast and head to Ghorepani. Today also, the trail goes uphill but will be less difficult than the trail you walked to Sikha. You climb many staircases and en route, you can see amazing views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri if the weather is clear. Ghorepani is a famous settlement in the Annapurna region and is part of the famous Poon Hill trek. You cross the rhododendron forest and reach Ghorepani. Overnight in Ghorepani.

• Day 22: Visit Poon Hill (3210m) trek to Ulleri 

  The panorama from Poonhill is the best during sunrise and sunset, so you wake up at dawn to view the sunrise. You hike up and enjoy the breath-taking view of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, Gangapurna and the neighboring peaks. The view from Poon Hill is one of the best views you’ll see in your life. After soaking in the beautiful scenery, you head back to lodge, pack up and start your trek to Ulleri. The trail is steep and you need to do a lot of descending to reach Ulleri. This is a Gurung settlement and you can observe the culture here. Overnight in Ulleri.  

• Day 23: Ulleri trek back to Pokhara 

  Today is the last day of trekking. You have your breakfast and then head for Pokhara. The trail goes a steep downhill terrain and you notice that the vegetation gets dense with a certain meter of descending. Enjoy the views of Annapurna and Machhapuchhre for the last part of your trek. Once you reach PumdiBhumdi, a vehicle will take you to your hotel at Pokhara. In Pokhara, you can spend your time exploring Lakeside. Overnight in Pokhara.

• Day 24: Pokhara Drive to Kathmandu.

  After the long and tiring trip, it is time to head back to Kathmandu. You have your breakfast and then hit the road. The drive takes about 6 hours and goes through the beautiful Prithivi highway. By late afternoon, you reach your hotel and refresh. You can go for shopping before meeting for farewell dinner. We would like to know about your experience of the trip. 

whats included

• • Accommodation on Twin sharing Room on BB Basis in Kathmandu and Pokhara Parts .
  • All Airport Pick up and drop
  • Kathmandu-Pokhara-Kathmandu by Sharing Bus or Private  Car/Jeep/Bus as per group size
  • Nayapool-Pokhra transport
  • Twin sharing tea house accommodation during 24 days ABC trek.
  • Pokhara-Nayapul-Pokhara by taxi/jeep/bus transfer as per group size
  • Trekking permit-ACAP and TIMS cards
  • English Speaking guide and all his expenses like salary, meals, accommodation and transfer
  • 3 times meals- breakfast, lunch and dinner (the main course) during trekking
  • All entrance Fees
  • Minor First Aid Kits
  • Duffel Bag
  • Down Jackets and Sleeping Bag on return Basis  if require
  • Farewell dinner
  • Emergency rescue operation assistance in case of emergency (paid by your Travel Insurance)
  • All the government taxes and company service charge.

   

whats Excluded

• • Flight Tics from Home county-Kathmandu-Home country .
  • Nepal entry visa fee
  • Travel Insurance in case of emergency for Heli rescue and other medication
  • Porter to carry luggage – but we arrange on your request 1 porter between 2 clients.
  • Any kind of drinks and desert like beer, water, tea/coffee, hot water, chocolate/rice pudding, pie and pancake.
  • Expenses of personal nature like telephone, internet, wi-fi, hot shower, battery charging
  • Additional cost that beyond our control due to the landslides, weather condition, illness, change of government policies, strikes, and physical condition.
  • Tips for guide and porter
  • All Taxes Vat and Service charge
  • All the cost not mention on above cost includes.

   

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