Experience the thrill of standing atop one of the world’s highest trekking passes with panoramic views across the Annapurna and Mustang regions.
Visit Muktinath Temple, a deeply spiritual destination revered by both Hindus and Buddhists, set in a peaceful mountain landscape.
Trek through traditional villages like Manang, Chame, and Pisang, each offering glimpses of Tibetan culture and warm hospitality.
With a rest day in Manang, this trek provides adequate altitude adaptation—making it safer and more enjoyable even at extreme elevations.
Cover the highlights of the Annapurna Circuit without weeks on the trail. Fly out from Jomsom to Kathmandu for a smooth and scenic ending.
Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport and settle into your hotel. Spend the evening exploring Thamel’s lively streets or unwinding at your lodge, mentally preparing for your Annapurna adventure ahead.
Enjoy a scenic 6-hour bus ride through Nepal’s lush mid-hills, passing terraced farmlands and traditional villages before arriving at Bhulbhule. Settle into a local lodge and soak in the trailhead ambiance.
Begin your trek into the Marsyangdi Valley, trekking approximately 6 hours through subtropical forests and crossing suspension bridges, arriving at the cozy village of Syange for your first night on the trail.
Trek for about 6–7 hours through scenic villages like Chamje and Tal. Ascend gradually as you enter Manang district, progressing deeper into alpine landscapes and cultural terrains.
Ascend for around 5–6 hours through rhododendron forests and along ridgelines. Arrive at Chame, the administrative hub of Manang district, offering panoramic views and time to explore.
Trek for 5–6 hours, passing apple orchards and terraces before arriving at Pisang—a beautiful village framed by towering peaks, with mountain views that grow more dramatic each day.
Trek via Nawal and spend about 5–6 hours trekking. Reach Manang, a high valley settlement with guesthouses, bakeries, and views of Annapurna and Gangapurna—perfect for acclimatizing.
Take a well-earned rest day in Manang. Optional hikes to Ice Lake or viewpoints and a visit to the Himalayan Rescue post help your body adjust to higher altitudes.
Trek 3–4 hours through alpine pastures and glacial valleys to Yak Kharka. This short but crucial ascent sets the stage for the high pass ahead.
Trek for 4–5 hours to reach the base camp of Thorong La. A higher-altitude campsite, it prepares you for tomorrow’s early summit push.
Begin before dawn to cross the challenging Thorong La pass—an 8–9 hour steep ascent and descent. Reach the holy shrine of Muktinath for an evening of cultural immersion and rest.
Descend down the windy Kali Gandaki Gorge to Jomsom over 3–4 hours. Enjoy warmer temperatures, vibrant landscapes, and cultural town life upon arrival.
Fly from Jomsom to Pokhara, then onwards to Kathmandu. Arrive in Kathmandu in the evening, returning to city comforts and warmth after your trek.
Enjoy a free day in Kathmandu—perhaps explore Durbar Squares, shop in Thamel, or relax in a café. In the evening, gather for a farewell dinner filled with cultural performances and Nepali cuisine.
After breakfast, head to the airport for your onward flight, or extend your stay to explore destinations such as Pokhara, Chitwan, or beyond.
We’d love to hear your thoughts! Please leave a star rating and share your review of this trek.