Day 1:  Arrived at Kathmandu valley
Upon arrival in Kathmandu, Tribhuwan International Airport, we will receive you with a private vehicle and transfer to the hotel in Kathmandu bed with a breakfast plan. Our representative will give you information about further programs.

Day 2:  Drive to Pokhara city (900m / 2,943 ft), 6 hours.
Drive to Pokhara by tourist bus. Between on the way we will see the natural beauty like Trisuli river which is most popular in Nepal for rafting and we will follow the way almost the bank of the Trisuli and Marsyandi River when we arrive in Pokhara transfer to hotel.

Day 3:  Fly to Jomsom. Trek to Kagbeni (2,800m / 9,156 ft), 4 hours
Early flight to Jomsom located an altitude of 2720m / 8,894 ft. You will be land on the District headquarters of Mustang and will start trek to Kagbeni, the starting point of the Upper Mustang, where you can make your eyes busy for The spectacular views of Nilgiri, Dhaulagiri, Tukuche peak and Dhampus. Kagbeni is the most interesting typical Tibetan village and the entry point of the upper Mustang for an overnight stop. Overnight camping at Kagbeni.

Day 4:  Trek from Kagbeni to Chele (3,100m / 10,137 ft), 6 hours
The trail leads up toward the east bank of the Kaligandaki that climbs over many ridges as it heads north and reaches Tangbe Village. The town is amongst whitewashed houses, fields of buckwheat, barley, wheat, and apple orchards. The Nilgiri peak dominates the southern skyline of Kagbeni. Continuously climbing north up the trail where the Kaligandaki follows, then trek now leaves the Kaligandaki valley and climb steeply up to Chele.

Day 5: Trek from Chele to Gelling (3,570m / 11,674 ft), 8 hours
The climb continues along steep, treeless, waterless terrain, along the side of the spectacular steep canyon to pass and cairn of rock at 3540m. Gradual descent to some chortens on a ridge, and then the trail descends further on a pleasant trail to Samar. The Annapurna, still dominated by Nilgiri, is visible far to the south. Climb above Samar to a ridge, then descend into a large gorge and the trail goes into another valley field, crosses a stream and climbs up to a ridge at 3800m. The route climbs sharply up and down over a series of high passes, before the final downhill to Geiling.

Day 6: Trek from Geling to Tsarang (3,560m / 11,641 ft), 7 hours
From Gelling, the trail climbs gently to the interesting pass on our trek NYILA and descends below the blue, gray and red cliffs. After crossing a steel bridge of the Tangmar chu (river), we will arrive to a MANI (Prayer WALL) perhaps the longest and most spectacular stretch and main wall in Nepal. Climbing over another pass at 3600 meters the route makes a long gentle descent to Charang. The huge five stock white Dzong and red Gompa is an interesting visit to observe collections of statues and Thangkas as well as many large paintings of seated Buddha.

Day 7: Trek from Tsarang to Lo Manthang (3,840m / 12,557 ft), 5 hours
The trail descends about 100 meters down from Charang, crosses the Charang – Chu and climbs steeply up a rocky trail to a cairn on a ridge and continues to climb. Finally, from a ridge at 3850m. There is a view of the walled city of LO. After a short descent, cross a stream then climb up into the plateau of Lo- Manthang.

Day 8:   Lo-Manthang, day hiking exploring around
Another day in Lo – Manthang gives you the chance to explore its many sights; the Tall Champa Lakhang (God house,) the red Thugchen Gompa, Chyodi Gompa and the Raja’s Palace; as well as to gaze at the surrounding panoramic views of the Tibetan Plateau and the Himalaya. Besides Lo-Manthang there are two other interesting valleys worth visiting. The western valley Tingkhar, the sight of Raja’s summer palace, Kimling and Phuwa as well as the Gompa of Namgyal (The Monastery of Victory) is the newest and most active Gompa in Lo. In the eastern valley lies the village of Chosar, also rich in gompas and the valley is the main trading route to Lhasa.

Day 9:   Trek descend to Dhakmar (3,520m / 11,510 ft), 9 hours via Ghar Gompa
This is an opportunity to visit two other villages on your return trek. The trail climbs steadily to the pass marked by a cairn, offering a last glimpse of Lo-Manthang. We cross the highest pass this trek and arrive in Ghar Gompa (3,920 Meters). This monastery is very old and older than the Samye monastery in Tibet, supposed to be built around 730AD. After crossing the pass around 4100m then we descend down to the way in Dhakmar (3,520m) where we fix our campsite for stay overnight.

Day 10:   Trek descend from Dhakmar to Samar (3,540m / 11,576 ft) , 6 hours
From Dhakmar the way goes down to until Ghami (3,460m) the huge greenery village in Mustang where we can see the ancient monastery and stupas with. You can see the local houses here like a cave. Then after the trail goes ascend until Nyi La pass and descend to Samar through the same route. We fix our camp to stay overnight here.

Day 11:   Trek from Samar to Muktinath (3,800m / 12,426 ft), 7 hours
Today is one of the toughest days of the trip. We climb up for a while and walk through the villages to Muktinath. This route is very popular for the Fossil stone “Saligrams” mainly between Tetang to Gyu La Pass 4,077m. It also offers the 140 Degree panoramic view of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri and Tukuche Himalayan range. Accommodation is depended upon your request, either lodge. Muktinath is a holy place both for Hindu and Buddhist people. The Temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and has 108 waterspouts around it. Another attraction nearby is the Jwala Mai Temple which has a gorgeous natural spring and an eternal flame fueled by natural gas. You will have also a panoramic view of Mt. Dhaulagiri and it`s surrounding peaks.

Day 12:   Trek over Thorong la (5,416m / 17,710 ft). Descend to Phedi, 9 hours
Today is another challenging day for us to ascend up to the Thorong la summit (5,416m above sea level) roughly takes about 5 hours. It is recognized as the world’s widest pass of the Himalayas. You will have almost the best view of whole trekking and the Himalayas you can see within a 360 deg angle. However, some problems may arise due to the altitude and snow. It often causes terrible problems to cross over thorong la if it is covered by heavy snow. This should be a lifetime unforgettable experience for trekkers. An early start is important to complete the mission. Descend downhill walking to get phedi through rocky mountains and grassy trails.

Day 13:   Trek to Manang village (3,400m / 11,118 ft), 6 hours
Our descent continues through the Marshyangdi Valley to Manang village, home to the legendary Yeti. There are so many side trips either visiting Tilicho Lake (5100 m) known as the world’s highest lake, Ice lake, Gangapurna Lake and Gangapurna glacier and more.

Day 14:   Trek to Chame (2,630m / 8,600 ft) via Pisang, 8 hours.
From Manang village, we take further to Braga village where you can experience one of the oldest monasteries which are built by Dalai Lama around 500 years ago. From here to chame we take easy trial passing Humde Airport and Pisang village. Today, we come across traditional villages of the ethnic Manangis people. Waiting here is the 360 degrees panorama of Himalayan peaks: Mount Annapurna mountain range including Mt.Gangapurna, Mt. Tilicho, Mt, Manaslu, Thorong Peak, Annapurna 4, Annapurna 3 and Annapurna 2. From here, we continue our journey to Chame where we stay overnight.

Day 15:  Trek to Dharapani village (1,860m / 6,100 ft), 6 hours.
The trail passes small villages, can see a short glimpse of Mt. Manaslu and other snow peaks and drop down to Danque through the knee crunching trail and have lunch. After lunch, walk on the level and flat trail until reaching Dharapani.

Day 16:  Trek to Jagat village (1,300m / 4,251 ft), 5 hours.
We descend down along the Marsyangdi River passing several villages and bridges. Tal is a nice sandy and flat land offers great landscapes and beautiful waterfall. During the journey over the rocky mountain trail, there is also another nice waterfall next to chamje village. Then we reach Jagat village.

Day 17:   Trek to Bulbhule (840m / 2,747 ft), 6 hours.
We descend down through the rocky trail until reaching Syange where we can see a very picturesque waterfall about 200 meters. Then, pass the waterfall and continue along the Marsyangdi River until reaching Bulbhule following the road trail for a short-cut. It takes about 5 hours to reach and enjoy the last evening gathering- a celebration with your crew.

Day 18:   Drive to Kathmandu
The morning we’ll drive back through the scenic countryside and during the route will stop in Besisahar to change bus than drive continues of roughly 6 hours we reach the hotel in Kathmandu. Rest of the day relax or explore the surrounding areas and overnight at hotel.

Day 19:   Final departure day
Drop you in Kathmandu International Airport onward your final destination and our trip ends. I wish you your wonderful journey.