This popular trek takes you a long valley of the Kali Gandaki river which runs between Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Mountains. The easiest of the tips mentioned here, It does not rise above 3000m. Until well after Jomsom and affords good views of the mountains with spectacular and varied scenery on the way.

TREKKING PEAK CLIMBING JUNGLE SAFARI PACKAGE TOUR RIVER RAFTING HOTEL RESERVATION MOUNTAIN FLIGHT EXPEDITION AIR TICKETS VEHICLE HIRE NEPAL TOUR TIBET TOUR Mt. KAILASH TOUR BHUTAN TOUR INDIA TOUR

Day 01:    KATHMANDU-POKHARA:   Early morning we drive for Pokhara by tourist bus or by flight. Check in hotel. Rest of the day free for explore leisure. Overnight at hotel Day 02:    POKHARA-ULLERI (915M-2073M):   Leaves Pokhara early in the morning by buss or truck we have to got of new bridge and head for Birethati. The journey will take about 2 hyrs over the hill to Chandrakot where you alight to start you walking. Cross the river at Birethati and head left along the gentle slope to Tikhedhunga where you cross the Bhurungdi Khola to start the long steep climb to Ulleri. Here you will find a lodge to spend this right. Day 03:    ULLERI-GHOREPANI (2073M-2855M):   Continue your climb along the trail making sure you're on the inside of the path when the donkey pass. Occasional views of the peaks give way to a narrower valley, you pass through Rhododendron forest and eventually reach Ghorepani. If you find a lodge near the top of the pass you'll have less to walk in the morning. If you are up early enough to walk half an hour up to Poon Hill to see the sunrise and the spectacular views of Machapuchhre, The Annapurna South, Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri. DAY 03:   GHOREPANI-TATOPANI (2855M-1189M):   Enjoy the cool quite of the forest as you descend steeply through chitre. Shikha and Ghara all of which offers refreshment and a chance to rest your knees. After about 6000 ft. of descend you have your first sight of the Kali Gandaki river which you cross to reach Tatopani. Tatopani means "hot water" and the Geothermal water in the well maintained pool near the river is well worth the day walk. Lodge at either and of the village and good with excellent food at the North end. DAY 04:   TATOPANI-LETE (1189M-2438M) :   You continue up the valley to day which becomes progressively steeper and narrow as the river becomes "younger" when the river meets the Rupse Khola. There is a waterfall and the Geology changes. The river valley becomes "old again" the secret being that the river was here long before the himalayas. Try to reach Late or Kalopani, but there are lodge to stay at along the way at Ghasa if you've had enough for the day. DAY 05:   LETE-MARPHA (2438M-2667M) :   From Ghasa the trails is very beautiful with forests and spectacular views of the peaks. At Kalopani you cross the river where it is narrow and back again over suspension bridge. Aim to reach the pretty villages of Marpha today. There are lots of lodge to choose from, some basic and some catering for those needing home comforts. DAY 06:   MARPHA-KAGBENI (2667M-2800M):   From this point north wards a strong wind begins to blow from about 10.00 am onwards. So, aim to set out early. The trail begins to enter the rain shadow caused by the mountains and the trek became smaller. So they are few and far between and scrub taken its place. As you approach Jomsom. The scenery changers again becoming like desert. you may want is have a rest day in Jomsom in one of the large lodge with cheaper food, which can be flown in instead of being carried on a donkey train. If you're full of energy, you can go continue to Kagbeni. DAY 07:   KAGBENI-MUKTINATH (2800M-3802M):   If you have Jomsom to day aim for Jarkot. If Kagbeni you will reach Muktinath. Head up the wide river bed about an hour and you'll come to a lodge for refreshment before deciding on the high path of Muktinath or low path of Kagbeni. Both are interesting and meet halfway up the hill. As you turn east away from the Kali Gandaki river there are views to Muktinath and the Thorong Pass in the distance. Notice how the local people use different the village have a Tibetan Buddhist feel to them. Jorkot is much more real then the trekking villages of Muktinath and it is possible to stay here and visit the temple the next morning without your heavy pack. Muktinath Temple is a point of Pilgrimage for Buddhist and Hindus where flame, water and air meet. DAY 08:   MUKTINATH-JOMSOM RETURN:   Enjoy the views from here before returning to Marpha or Jomsom. if you have a plan to fly back Pokhara by airlines, It is possible to set out return. Otherwise return back as accordingly Marpha, Lete Day 09, Tatopani Day 10, Ghorepani Day11, and choose option route for the Pokhara Day 12. Tadapani Day 13, Ghandrung Day 14 and Pokhara Day 15 as well. Day 09.    JOMSOM - POKHARA   Early morning flight back to Pokhara. Half day sightseeing tour around the Pokhara valley. Overnight at hotel Day 10.    POKHARA-KATHMANDU   Early morning drive back to Kathmandu by regular tourist couch. Transfer hotel Day 11.    KATHMANDU   Free leisure for your own either shopping or rest. Overnight at hotel Day12.     DEPARTURE   Departure transfer to airport for your onward destination.

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Service included:	Service Excluded:
Airport transfers on arrival and departure. Hotel accommodation on BB plan in twin sharing room in Kathmandu Trekking permit (Conservation Fee) Transfer by tourist bus to/from Kathmandu Airport. All meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) during trekking period. Insurance covering serve accident & death for trekking Guide & porter only. Trekking crew food and salary	All meals except breakfast during Kathmandu hotel stay. Domestic air flight ticket & taxes Personal Nature Expenses Helicopter Rescue. Personal Travel Insurance Bar bill, Hot chocolate, Mineral water, Soft drink Tips Etc Extra Charges in case of weather problem.

Our Airport Representative will meet you at Kathmandu airport and accompany you on the car/van/bus to your hotel, where your pre trek briefing will be given. After the briefing, he/she will be available for any queries or general information.
On the morning of your trek departure, please ensure that you have deposited your valuables at the hotel reception or hand them over to the Tour Officer. Before breakfast you should bring all your baggage down to the hotel lobby where it will be divided into 2 piles - one for the treks and the other for safe storage at the hotel. All bags must be clearly labeled with your name and address.

Organized Camping Treks: All our treks are managed by a team of professionally trained Sherpas with the Sherpa /sirdar responsible for all aspects of the running of the trek, For larger groups we can provide a qualified leaders.
On treks the daily routine will be more or less as given wake up around 06.00 am. with tea/coffee, warm water provided for washing, breakfast of porridge/corn flakes and biscuits with tea/coffee/chocolate. The day's trek starts around 7.30 am. Porters carry all camp equipments, food and your duffel bag. All you carry in your small day pack is a water bottle, small jacket and other small items you might need on trail. Trekkers walk at their own pace.
The morning walk to the lunch-spot, takes between 3 hours. in the after camp reached between 4 and 5 pm. Tea and snacks are served while the Sherpas pitch camp.
The evening meal is served around 7.00pm inside the dinning tent furnished with a pressurized lantern, table and camp chair/stool. After dinner the Leader/Sirdar will brief trekkers on the next day's trek and you can then retire to your comfortable sleeping tents. Every camp is provided with a simple but hygienic toilet tent.
Food on trek is plentiful, healthy, wholesome and varied, Enough staple products are carried for the entire outing. Fresh supplies of vegetable, eggs, meats etc. are purchased wherever available.
Teahouse Trekking: In the more popular area of Everest, Annapurna and Langtang Regions where there are lodges and hotels for staying and eating. We can organize for you in short time by taking tea house with the lower cost. This type of trekking has its limitations. You keep to the main trails you overnight stays are mostly in villages, and at certain time teahouse may be crowded with other tourists. However, you can arrange of your a very attractive holidays.
For Teahouse Treks, we will provide and advise on best routes and itineraries, trek permit and local transportation with well experience Govt. License holder sherpa trekking guide who knows the trails and the best place to stay. He will arrange all your accommodation and foods throughout the trip.