Greetings from Kathmandu. When you arrive at Kathmandu’s airport, a friendly representative from our company will welcome you and assist with your transfer to the hotel via bus or private vehicle. After checking into your hotel (we typically reserve rooms at Hotel Access Nepal, Hotel Bouddha, Hotel Aryatara Boutique Kathmandu…), you can choose to relax or take a leisurely stroll to see your lively surroundings.

After breakfast, your sightseeing excursion departs from the hotel. For the tour, a private vehicle and a qualified tour guide will be supplied. Your sightseeing tour will begin with Pashupatinath, the biggest temple in Hinduism, and continue to Bouddhanath and Swoyambhunath (the monkey temple). After visiting the Kathmandu Durbar Square, you’ll return to your guesthouse to get ready for the journey and receive a briefing on the trek.

We’ll ride a bus to Beni in the early morning. With its lush surroundings, the journey is pleasurable. Permits will be evaluated at district headquarters. The town where we stay is situated where Myagdi Khola and Kali Gandaki converge. Spend the night in the neighborhood lodge.

After leaving Beni, we travel west along the Myagdi Khola’s north bank. Singa, Tatopani, and the settlement of Beni Mangalghat are all places we cross. We arrive at Simalchaur settlement on the north bank after going over two bridges. We travel to Babiya Chaur from here. Spend the night in a tent camp.

We encounter terraced slopes on either side of the river as we depart Babiya Chaur. To get to Rotorunga, the trail is mostly level as we travel through farmland, Duk Khola, and villages. The valley gets narrower as we go and we eventually arrive in Dharapani. Spend the night in a tent camp.

We cross the river from Dharapani to the west bank. After leaving Phedi, the trail climbs steeply until it reaches a ridge, where it then gradually flattens out. We travel through Sibang, Mattim, Ghati Khola, and Phalai Gaon before ascending once more. We return to the west bank of Myagdi Khola after crossing Dhara Khola. When we eventually get in the Magar Village of Muri, we ascend a ridge. Spend the night in a tent camp.

We briefly descend from Muri, cross a brook, travel through terraced farms, and then ascend a ridge to reach a pass. We can see the magnificent Mt. Ghustung South (6465 m) from the pass. We move to the village of Naura after descending to the Myagdi Khola’s western bank. Then we ascend a little, make our way around a hill, and then climb a hard hill using zigzag pathways. Finally, we arrive at Boghara after through a forest and terraced farms. Spend the night in a tent camp.

The most isolated town in the area, Jyardhan, is reached after a descent over terraced fields to a ridge and a subsequent trek through a forest. To get to Lipshe, a steep, meandering path crosses a rocky area, descends, and then ascends once again. Then, after passing through a forest to reach Lapche Kharka, we ascend to the relatively level area of Doban. Spend the night in a tent camp.

To leave Doban, we go over a wooden bridge, and after that, we climb a forest. After catching a sight of Dhaulagiri I, we gently return to Myagdi Khola bank. The east bank and Chartare are then reached when we cross a wooden bridge. To go to Choriban Khola, we then have to cross a forest, a rocky terrain, and a stream.

We then move on to the Chhonbarban glacier, which we approach from the right. After some time, we arrive at Italian Base camp as we take in the magnificence of Tukuche peak and Dhaulagiri I from the route. At an elevation of 3660 meters, the base camp offers breathtaking views of Dhaulagiri II, Dhaulagiri III, and Dhaulagiri V. Spend the night in a tent camp.

We take the day off so that we can recover and get used to the thin air at such a high altitude. Along with other hikers, we walk around the camp while taking in the breathtaking views of the snow-capped mountains. The rest is intended to make the upcoming days of trekking easier. Spend the night in a tent camp.

To avoid the stone falls that the area is prone to, the walk begins early in the morning with favorable weather. We eventually arrive at the Glacier camp after passing through a little gorge. Spend the night in a tent camp.

On this wonderful day, you can see the north face of Dhaulagiri I as well as the peaks of Dhaulagiri II, Dhaulagiri III, and Dhaulagiri V. It’s spectacular to see the ice fall coming down from the northeast. Camp in a tent for the night.

Following our departure from the glacier, we ascend two hills. The first hill traverses a mountainside and moraine as it follows the glacier. We reach French Pass at a height of 5360 m as we ascend a mild incline. At the pass that surrounds Hidden Valley and encompasses Mukut Himal, Tashi Kang, and Sita Chuchura, a beautiful view greets us. We proceed along the right side from French pass to Thapa pass, which is located at 5250 meters. We make our way down from the pass to the base camp, where we spend the night in a tent.

We take a day off to recover from the weariness and stress of traversing all the passes and glaciers. We stay at Hidden Valley and take in the stunning mountain views.Spend the night in a tent camp.

At a height of 5200 meters, we descend from Hidden Valley to Dhampus Pass. From there, we proceed to Yak Kharka, which is a great place to set up camp and take in the scenery at 3680m. Spend the night in a tent camp.

We spend a few hours descending steeply via trees and moraines from Yak Kharka to Tukuche. Local hotel for the night.

To get to Larjung from Tukuche, we travel down a rough path that runs alongside the Kali Gandaki River. Here, there are a lot of apple orchards. Then, to go to Kokkethanti, we walk down a leveled path, pass a suspension bridge, and go through a forest. To get to Kalopani, our goal, we travel through a village and over a suspension bridge. Local hotel for the night.

We embark on a short, lovely trek from Kalopani to the subtropical greenery. The path descends to a bridge and a waterfall after following a river through a small valley. Then, in order to get to Tatopani, we cross the valley. Local hotel for the night.

After the exhilaration of the trek, we take another day off in Tatopani. The ideal places to relax and unwind while taking a dip are Tatopani’s hot springs. In the hot spring, we have the opportunity to converse with other passengers about our experiences. Local hotel for the night.

After leaving the hot springs, we spend the full day climbing to Ghorepani. The Kali Gandaki Valley is left behind as we follow the Ghar River and cross an aging, wobbling bridge. We rise via Shika (1935m) and Ghara (1780m). To get to Ghorepani, the trail passes through rhododendron and magnolia trees. Local hotel for the night.

You rise before dawn, put your gear down, and sprint toward Poonhill before dawn. You could be surprised by the large numbers of hikers when you reach Poonhill’s summit before daybreak.

Poonhill is a well-known viewpoint where you may get great views of the nearby mountain peaks Dhaulagiri, Annapurna I, and Annapurna South.The Poonhill walk, which may be finished in as little as 5 days, is popular. Pokhara hotel for the night.

following your stay in Pokhara. After that, a bus will take you to Kathmandu. Kathmandu is reached about 7-8 hours on average. Stay the night in a hotel.

Finally, it’s time to say goodbye to this wonderful nation. Your transfer to the airport, where you will catch your flight, will be made by one of our representatives. As you take off for your next trip, bid farewell to this lovely country.