 This is a challenging but rewarding three-week trek with excellent views; plenty of cultural contact and the greatest net vertical gain of all the popular routes. Starting in the subtropical paddy at about 500m, the trail ascends steadily to the 5,415 m Thorung La ( Thorung Pass ). A minimum of sixteen days is required, but a few extra days should be set aside for digressions, acclimatisation other contingencies. The trek is strenuous, and you will need boots, gloves and very warm clothes for the pass, and a good four season bag for a night spent at 4,400m.The full circuit is best done between mid-October and mid-December crossing the Thorung La is risky from January till March .You can also fly in or out of Manang, saving a week of walking. The usual trek starts from Beshishar and ends at Pokhara. |
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| Trekking duration: 17 nights 18 days |
Hotal in kathamndu:
Starting from: |
5 nights in Kathmandu one niht Pokhara
Besi-shar |
| Ending at: |
Pokhara |
| Grade: |
Challenging to throng pass (5416m) |
| Highest point of the trek: |
5416m Throng-La pass |
| Local Culture: |
Different ethnic group Brahmn, Newari trek 3/4 days after getting to Manang, Muktinath and Jomsomarea Majority of manangi, Thakali, Similar like as Buddies religion, custom after 15 days of this trek find Magar & Gurung people |
| Trekking Type: |
Tea house and Camping trek recommend |
| Himalayan views: |
Trek with excellent views; plenty of cultural contact and the greatest net vertical gain of all the popular routes the trail ascends steadily to the 5,415 m Thorung La ( Thorung Pass ).
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Brief Itinerary
Day: 01 Arrive airport transfer to hotel welcome drink offer by recepetions.
Day: 02 Sightseeing Hanuman Dhoka Durbar square Kumiri Ghar. National museum,
Day: 03 Kathamndu drive to Besi-shar (1'89 km) by bus or car
Day: 04 Besishar trek to Bahundanda.
Day: 05 Bhundanda trek to Jagat
Day: 06 Jagat trek to Tal
Day: 07 Tal trek to Bagarchhap
Day: 08 Bagarchhap trek to Chame
Day: 09 Chame trek to Pising (27'13m)
Day: 10 Pising trek to Manang (3'351m)
Day: 11 Manang trek to Throngphedi (5416m)
Day: 12 Throng pass (55'55 m,) trek to Muktinath (3802m)
Day: 13 Muktinath trek to Marpha (2713m)
Day: 14 Marpha trek to Gasa
Day: 15 Gasa trekto Tatopani.
Day: 16 Totopani trek to Ghorepani (2885m)
Day: 17 Ghorepani trek to Tadapani
Day: 18 Tadapani trek to Ghundrung (1'951m)
Day: 19 Ghundrung trek to Pothana.
Day: 20 Pothana Dhumpus phedi drive to Pokhara
Day: 21 Pokhara Kathamndu by tourist bus
Day: 22 Sightseeing Shopping pack personal belonging farewell dinner.
Day: 23 Pick up from hotel transfer to airport depart to own destination. |
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Costing policy
We quote Comparatives, reasonable cost for operating Your/trek all major trek area in Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan , if your adult group size is more than 7 people, the trek cost is discounted 15% per person of the total trek cost, Children below 10 years old 33% discount of the adults cost. We offered for student groups below 23 years old 25% discount old the trek cost and children below 5 years free of cost. This commitment is also effective to the people individually those who want joint with our fixed date departure group trek. Therefore claim to cost discount contact to us with your group size.
Cost includes
- Hotel in Kathamndu
- Three meals provide as per the trek daily itinerary (Breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea Coffee, juice)
- Tented or Lodge accommodation while on trek
- Porters support for bag pack carrying 15 kg
- Sleeping bag provides only for organized camping trek.
- Trek guide, porter's daily wages and their insurance, equipment,
- Airport arrival and departure 4 times
Cost dose not include.
- National park fee trekking register certificate (TRC)
- Domestic airfare taxes
- Personal equipment such as sleeping bag
- Personal natural expanses
- Bar and Beverage bill such as beer, whisky, mineral water, Coco cola, fanta
- Personal insurances, emergency rescue
- Tips for guide, Porters, Sherpa
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