After completing the necessary visa formalities upon arrival at the international airport, you must go downstairs to retrieve your luggage and exit the terminal building. Please follow the directions on your printed name and the signboard for our company, Annapurna Foothills Treks & Exp. You will be transported to your hotel in Kathmandu after meeting our agent. Before we go for the trip, you should pay your debts. On the first day, you are free to unwind or tour the city.

7 hours are spent traveling by tourist bus to Pokhara. Early in the morning, a member of the trekking team will come to your hotel to pick you up before departing for Pokhara. Tea and coffee were included in the hotel breakfast for the overnight stay.

It takes roughly five hours to drive from Pokhara to Bijayapur Khola (Bijayapur Army Camp) in Kalikasthan. Near the Army Camp, a wide trail begins past some rice fields and climbs via Rakhigaon to a Chautara, where there is a rest area under a huge pipal tree. You can take in the panoramic vistas while traveling. In order to reach Kalikasthan, which is at 1370 meters, the pathways now gradually ascend along a ridge top through the Brahmin and Chhetris villages. The campsite, which is located above the hamlet and offers a panoramic view of the mountain, Begnas Tal, and Pokhara city, is accessible after a brief ascent.

It takes roughly six hours to trek from Kalikasthan to LamaKhet (1680 meters). Up to Mardi Khola, you first take a gentle road through local communities with a variety of ethnic groups. Now that you are walking along the riverbed, the hike is simple. You pass via Bhaise and Nawaldanda on your way to Lama Khet. A little community where you can spend the night. Green hills surround this location, which exhilarates you.

The journey from Lama Khet to Siklis (1,980 m.) requires a six-hour trek.Up until you reach Khilan Gaon, the trail is level and follows the river’s edge. After then, you continue on a path that gradually ascends for a distance before abruptly ascending for several hours. You cross Parju village on the way. Up till Siklis village, the trail ascends once more. One of the largest and oldest Gurung villages is this one. The majority of people work for the Indian and British Armies.

Trekking takes about five hours from Siklis to Neuli Kharka or Forest camp (2200m). This walk begins with a gradually ascending trail and passes through oak and rhododendron trees. You eventually cross a flat area of land. There are woodlands everywhere around Forest Camp.

It takes roughly five hours to hike from Forest Camp to Ghale Gaon (2000m). Rhododendron-covered woodlands are encountered as you travel. You pass through the trek’s highest pass while walking. You descend sharply to reach Ghale Gaon after passing the pass. It is a small village where the Gurung and Magar communities predominate.

It takes roughly three hours to trek from Ghale Gaon to Pokhara. The alleged hike pleasantly descends to Hyamgja (1070 m.). Here, you board a vehicle to travel to Pokhara.

We ride the air-conditioned tourist bus to Kathmandu. Around 7:30, the bus departs. While traveling to Kathmandu, we stop for a snack and lunch. In the evening, buy some mementos for loved ones back home while enjoying your final hours in Nepal. Spend the night in a hotel.

In Kathmandu, today is a holiday. You can choose to visit historic Buddhist and Hindu temples in Kathmandu, which is referred to as the “city of temples.” Numerous places are classified as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. It’s time for evening shopping for loved ones back home. Today is our farewell meal.

At the airport, Wilderness Excursion will drop you off. Goodbye and safe travels back home.