Day 1
On the very first day of your trip, you will experience something truly Nepalese; traditional Nepalese dinner. But rest assured our representatives will be there to pick you up at the airport, help you check in to your hotel and then take you out for dinner.
Day 2
You will spend the second day sightseeing around Kathmandu - there’s the monkey temple, the Boudhanath Stupa and some ancient heritages of Nepal to be visited. In the latter half of the afternoon our guides will brief you and help you sort out all the equipment for the trip.
Day 3
The highway between Kathmandu and Pokhara follows deep river valleys, across bridges and modern townships with roadhouses for travelers to stop and eat. The journey is about 5 hours long and if we start early you’ll be in Pokhara by mid day. You can spend the rest of the day strolling around Lakeside, a chilled out place to eat and hang out, go paddling in the Phewa lake and sort out any last minute trekking gear.
Day 4
The flight to Jomsom is one scenic ride that you’re never going to forget. The flight is only 20 minutes long and you get so immersed in the view outside the airplane window that the flight will seem too short. The first trekking day is comparatively easy and the walk between Jomsom and Kagbeni takes only 3 hours if you are a really good hiker. Since it is your first day trekking, you can walk leisurely and enjoy the scenery around you.
Day 5
The strenuous part of the trek begins today and the trail gets steep as soon as you start walking. Lots of ups and downs and around 7 hours of walking finally brings you to Chele.
Day 6
More ups and downs - the trail first climbs along a steep canyon and then drops gently to Samar where you’ll stop for lunch. From Samar the trail climbs up to a ridge and then descends into a spectacular gorge before crossing a stream. From there the trail goes up and down some passes before reaching Gheling.
Day 7
After a hearty breakfast in Gheling, follow a trail along the valley towards Nya Pass (4050m) and walk down to Ghemi for lunch. After lunch hike further up to the Dhakmar village.
Day 8
A day of ups and downs as you walk past small settlements, colorful chortens and a monastery before you reach your tea house in Lo Manthang.
Day 9
An entire day to explore the walled city of Lo Manthang and its surroundings. Visit the King’s Palace, Jampa Gompa, Thubchen Gompa and the Chhoser caves.
Day 10
Walk up to a monastery early morning and see the monks pray. Return to your tea house for breakfast before walking down to the beautiful village of Tsarang.
Day 11
After a night in Tsarang walk down to Tangya after crossing the Kali Gandaki river. The river cannot be crossed during monsoon because of flood.
Day 12
The trail goes up to the Pa and Cha Cho La passes, offering some spectacular views of the barren landscape. Today’s stop is Khamba Camp.
Day 13
An easy day as you trek to Muktinath and visit the Muktinath temple and explore the surrounding “Muktidhara” or 108 waterspouts, the Muktikunda and the Gomba Sumba monastery.
Day 14
Walk down towards Jomsom crossing the beautiful villages of Jharkot and Khinga.
Day 15
Fly back to Pokhara airport. You can spend the rest of the day strolling around Lakeside, a chilled out place to eat and hang out, go paddling in the Phewa lake and sort out any last minute trekking gear.
Day 16
The journey between Pokhara and Kathmandu is about 5 hours long and if we start early you’ll be in Kathmandu by mid day. You can spend the rest of the day strolling around the eateries and souvenir shops of Thamel.
Day 17
An entire day in Kathmandu for yourself. Eat as much as you want, go shopping or do nothing at all! If you’re not trek weary, we’ll take you to the Last Resort for an adrenaline pumping bungee jumping adventure.
Day 18
Again our representatives will be there to transfer you to the airport and bid you farewell.
