After a hearty breakfast, at 8.30 am your sightseeing trip will start. You will have a private vehicle and a professional tour guide at your disposal. Today we will visit some heritages listed below: 

Pashupatinath Temple: Pashupatinath Temple, located on the banks of the Bagmati River, is one of the most important Hindu temples of Lord Shiva in the world. Though you are not permitted to enter the temple since it is strictly for Hindus only, you may observe it and its activities from the eastern bank of the Bagmati River. It is a world-renowned square two-tiered pagoda temple constructed on a single-tier pedestal. 

Boudhanath Stupa: Boudhananath is a Buddhist pilgrimage place in Kathmandu. It was constructed in the fifth century with four pairs of Lord Buddha's eyes in each of the four cardinal directions, maintaining an everlasting watch over the people and their actions. Tibetan Buddhist pilgrims may be seen spinning prayer wheels around the stupa. 

Bhaktapur Durbar Square: Tour Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Bhupatindra Malla's Royal Residential Quarter, the famed five-story Nyatapola temple in Pagoda style, Batsala temple, Bhairavnath temple, Dattatreya temple, Pujari Muth, and the Palace with 55 Windows. The rest of our time in Kathmandu is open for further exploring and last-minute hiking supplies purchasing in Thamel.

Today we will take a public bus from Kathmandu to Besisahar which takes 6 hours and from there we will take a local shared 4WD vehicle to Syange (2 hours of drive). We will witness beautiful landscapes, rivers, and waterfalls on the way.

Now tighten up the shoe laces. We will start walking gradually following the beautiful Marsyangdi River. This walk will be slightly ascending and we will come across beautiful waterfalls on this walk. We will rest at Tal tonight.

This will be our exciting day. We will leave Marsyangdi River behind and continue our journey to witness Annapurna II and Pisang Peak and beautiful landscapes and old villages. Don’t miss an opportunity to take beautiful pictures as we observe mountains, waterfalls, and the countryside lifestyle of Nepal. We will rest at Danaque.

We will continue our walk enjoying the view of mountains, and waterfalls on the way. Today will be an easy day. After 4 hours of walking, we will reach Chame, the headquarters of Manang. It’s a beautiful little town with more facilities than our previous days.

We resume our journey to Upper Pisang after breakfast. We will walk through dense woodland, along the Marsyangdi River, and see wonderful panoramic views of meadows and mountains along the way. On our hike, we will get our first glimpse of the massive Paungda Dada rock face, which is shaped like a bowl. Eventually, after 6 hour walk, we will reach Upper Pisang from where we can see Majestic Annapurna II standing high on our south and we will rest here today.

Today, wake up early in the morning and watch the beautiful sunrise and the first ray of sun on Annapurna II. After breakfast, we will continue our trek toward Ngawal. The trail to Ngawal is about 400 m higher than the lower trail but you will have great opportunities to witness high-altitude flora and fauna, beautiful gorges, Annapurna II and III, and Pisang Peak. We will take a rest in Ngawal.

We continue our journey by foot across the large hills, jungle, and wetlands. We can view stunning landscapes, stupas, and monastic education institutes along the trip. We will arrive in Manang, one of the most interesting places on the hike, after 6 hours of walking.

We spent a day in Manang acclimating by going for walks and visiting the village. On our walk, we will visit a monastery and the Gangapurna Glacier Lake. We return to our lodging for the night near the conclusion of the day.

We will be motivated and excited to continue our hike toward Yak Kharka after acclimatization and rest at Manang. We rise steadily through Tenki Manang, leaving the Marsyangdi Valley behind. We continue up the Jarsang Khola Valley till we reach Yak Kharka at 4,000 meters. Yak herds and vegetation appear to be dwindling.

After a two-hour ascent, the trail descends to cross the river at 4,310 m. We then climb up to Thorong Phedi at 4,450 m where decent guest houses have been built in recent years.

Today is a long trek that begins before daylight at 4 a.m. and ends around 9 a.m. at the pass. Otherwise, weather conditions (especially strong winds) will have a significant impact on the trek, notably at the Thorong La Pass. We climb sharply on a well-defined path that is simple to follow. Nonetheless, various issues may develop as a result of altitude and snow. When the pass is blanketed in snow, it can be quite difficult to cross. We will be rewarded with beautiful views from the summit of the hill after four hours of ascending to the peak marked with Chortens and prayer flags. Another four hours of traveling will bring us to Muktinath, a sacred town. Muktinath, which means "Nirvana Place," is home to the Muktinath Temple as well as other monasteries. When we visit the Temple, we are considered to be alleviated of all our sorrows. Both Hindus and Buddhists visit it as a sacred pilgrimage place. September is the busiest month for pilgrims. The Temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is surrounded by 108 waterspouts. Another local sight is the Jwala Mai Temple, which features a beautiful natural spring and an eternal flame powered by natural gas.

So now, we are at the other side of the Thorong La Pass, and most of the land we see will be dry and looks somewhat like the desert. We will continue our trek walking by the bank of Kali Gandaki River. Most of the time, we will descend with a closer view of stupas and old traditional houses, and the civilization of the Mustang Jomsom is a huge town with numerous amenities. It is also the administrative and administrative center for the whole Mustang district, with all district government offices located there.

We continue to descend through Kali Gandaki River Valley. On the way, we will encounter the world’s deepest gorge, Kopchepani. Tatopani is famous for its hot springs. This is the best place to relax our bodies after a long trek. We will spend another day relaxing at this spot.

 Take a shower, dip into the natural hot springs, and enjoy drinks and local food.

Today is another big day. It will take about 7 hours to walk from Tatopani to Ghorepani. We climb about 1,620 meters up. We will be able to see Annapurna South, Himchuli, and Tukuche Himal from Ghorepani. On the way, we'll pass through a few Magar and Gurung villages.

Very early in the morning, we start an hour hiking to Poon Hill at an elevation of 3,210 m – a brilliant spectacle. This vantage point provides unobstructed views of the early sunrise over the high Himalayas, weather permitting. There we spend about an hour We return to Ghorepani and have a delicious breakfast at the hotel. We make our way down to Tikhedunga, going around ridges and through rhododendron trees until arriving.

After some light trekking, we reach Nayapul (1,010 m). An hour’s drive takes us to Pokhara.

A full-day sightseeing trip in Pokhara begins after breakfast. A professional city guide and a private tourist vehicle will be at your disposal. You will visit the following sites:

Bindhabasini Temple: The temple is located in the heart of the religious old market. It honors Goddess Bhagwati, another embodiment of Shakti. The park areas are ideal for picnics and resting.

Davis Fall: Locally known as Patale Chhango and located in the southern flank of the Pokhara valley, it is where the stream flowing from Fewa Lake collapses and surges down the rock into a deep gorge, leaping through several potholes. This is hugely popular with tourists and locals alike. 

Gupteshwor Cave: The cave is over 3 kilometers long and has an entrance directly across from Davis Falls. It features some large hall-sized rooms and some corridors that require crawling on all fours. Hindus regard this cave as sacred because a phallic symbol of Lord Shiva has been kept in the same state in which it was discovered. 

Seti River Gorges: It is one of Pokhara's natural wonders, carved by the Seti Gandaki River. The K.I. Singh Bridge in Bagar, as well as the Mahendrapool and Prithivi Highway Bridges near the bus park, provide an excellent perspective of the river's terrifying rush and the deep gorge formed by the violent flow of white water.

Tibetan Refugee Camp: Tashi Ling, the Tibetan camp behind Gupteshwor Cave, is well-known for the manufacturing and trade of woolen carpets and other handicrafts. The first Tibetan settlers in this area left for Nepal in the 1950s.

In the morning, we'll drive back to Kathmandu. If you want to extend your stay, there are other possibilities, including a Chitwan jungle safari, river rafting adventure, Kathmandu shopping tour, mountain biking, and other activities.  In the evening, we will have a goodbye supper with cultural performances in a traditional Nepalese restaurant.

The trip concludes here. Our airport representative will drop you at the international airport in Kathmandu for your flight departure from Nepal. Breakfast included.