• Namaste Nepal - Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International airport, the representative welcomes you and transfers you to your hotel in Boudhanath. 

• Get time to get refreshed before the trek leader meets the group and gives you a detailed briefing on the trek so that you are well prepared for the trip and any last-minute question will be answered.

• Ride through rice terraces and sub-tropical vegetation into the Trisuli valley and from there across Besisahar to Bulbule to Ngadi. The drive will take 6 to 7 hours.

Overnight in Ngadi.

• Cross Nadi Khola and walk on the right side of the valley on a simple way to Lampata. In small villages, gain insight into the simple life of the Gurung; the landscape is characterized by terraced fields of the resident farmers.

• Embark on a steep climb which takes you to Bahundanda (1310 m), an ideal place for short rest.

• Walk a short leisurely descent to Ghermu and further climb steep through the roadways to reach Jagat. 

Walk to 5-6 hours 

Overnight in Jagat

• Go through Jagat and continue to Manang district after crossing a large bridge near Tal. From Tal, you can see a great mountain view of Mt. Manaslu and Mt. Lamjung.

• Walk through sandbank of Marsyandi river and after crossing the suspension bridge, reach to Dharapani. 

Hike 5-6 hours 

Overnight in Dharapani.

• Go over Dharapani (1860m), and carry on up the west bank taking the path to Bagarchap (2105m). Here the Tibetan style flat roofs are a clear indication of the reduction in rainfall to the area as you enter the rain shadow of the Annapurna range. Past excellent views of the east face of Lamjung Himal, you get to Timang (2355m) for lunch, and then take the easy path to the district administrative centre of Chame, your lodge for the night. 

Walk to 5-6 hours. 

Overnight in Chame

• Follow up the narrow forested valley to the old Khampa settlement at Bhradang (2845m), your lunch stop, once a centre for these fierce Tibetan warriors’ resistance to Chinese occupation.

• Cross over and begin to climb up through the forest away from the river. The silence itself is dramatic as you round this pine-forested ridge.

• Continue down to Pisang, your night stop. The Tibetan feel of the village is unmistakable, fine tapering walled houses and long lines of prayer wheels and mane walls. There is an excellent short detour for those with some spare energy, up to Pisang Gompa (3230m) across on the north bank, with amazing views back of the huge north face of Annapurna II. 

Hike to 5-6 Hrs. 

Overnight in Pisang.

• There is a choice of two routes: a shorter direct one along the south bank valley floor via Humde airstrip, or a more interesting, but longer route higher on the north bank through the villages of Gharyu (3670m) and Ngawal (3657m). A visit to Barge monastery, the largest in the entire district of Manang will be memorable. Braga (3360m) cliffside village, below its 900-year-old gompa (monastery) of the Kargyupa sector of Buddhism, sadly now little used. 

Walk to 6-7 Hrs. 

Overnight in Manang

• Manang is a fascinating village, the chief Buddhist village that gives its name to the area. As such it’s ideal for your essential acclimatization rest day before taking on the Thorong La. There are excellent side trips such as the short climb to the Cliffside Bod-zo Gompa where the lama performs a blessing ceremony to protect you on your journey. Bhojo Gompa or Gangapurna Lake is worth visiting sites from acclimatization point of view. An easy excursion to a little distance away to a village called Vraga, a small old village with a monastery is also possible. The more energetic may wish to visit the high village of Khangsar on the opposite bank. A good day's round trip and well worth the effort. 

Overnight in Manang

• Enjoy this quite a short day as it's essential to set up proper acclimatization on the approach to the pass and limit the height gain between your night stops.

• Up to Tengi (3640m) the last permanent settlement before the pass, you get stunning views across to Tilicho and the Great Barrier on this alternative high altitude traverse over to the Kali Gandaki. Passing through Gunsang (3900m), above here there are only Goth (shepherd's shelters), Karkha (summer pastures) and seasonal lodges.

• Reach your night stop at Yak Kharka (4200m) where there are the best lodges in the area.

• Explore fantastic views of Annapurna ranges and Chulu West (6419m) as well as pasture areas and yak kingdom in the afternoon. 

Walking 5-6 hrs

Overnight in Yak Kharka

• Cross Ledar (4200m) and head to Thorong Phedi (4450m). Thorong Phedi is a small busy settlement catering to the needs of tired trekkers and climbers. On the way, you can see Chorten and prayer flags near to Thorong Phedi. You can see the beautiful mountain view of Dhaulagiri (8167m) through your trek. People use this point as a base camp. The high camp also can be an option to get acclimatization and overnight there because sleeping in higher altitude is not really advisable. Although you will have a tough day tomorrow, stop at Thorong Phedi. 

Hike to 4-5 hrs 

Overnight in Thorong Phedi.

• Leave Thorong Phedi, on the way to Muktinath, and cross Thorong La Pass (5416 m), between beautiful mountain ranges - Kathung Khang (6484 m), Yakawakhang (6482 m), from where you can see mountains like Dhaulagiri (8167 m), Nilgiri North (7061 m), Tukuche Peak (6920 m) and Dhampus Peak (6012 m). You can also see Jomsom Village from here.

• After Thorong La Pass, start descending down the barren Kali Gandaki Valley, which is far below to the west. Eventually, the moraines yield to grassy slopes and the final descent walk to Muktinath is a pleasant walk along the upper part of the Jhong Valley.

• Cross the meadows, drop into a deep ravine the starting of the Jhong Khola, climb out and follow a wide trail into Muktinath. Muktinath Temple is the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Behind the temple, there are 108 waterspouts, which are ever known as Mukti Dhara. People believed that by taking a bath in this waterspout, their sins will get absolved by the people, that's why many people visit there for worshipping Lord Vishnu. 

Overnight in Muktinath.

• Visit the famous Hindu and Buddhist religious site, Muktinath Temple and descend to Kagbeni (2800 m) through the villages Jharkot (3550 m) and Khingar (3280 m). Kagbeni is the entrance gate of Upper Mustang and has a very old monastery. 

• Explore the Kagbeni Village, the lifestyle of people is Tibetan and they also follow Tibetan cultures. 
  Drive to Jomsom, which is the administrative centre of this region. From Jomsom, you can enjoy fascinating views of Tilocho Peak (7134 m) and Nilgiri Himal. Here there are many airports, government offices and also an Army Camp. 

• Extend your drive through the beautiful village of Kalopani under the forest of pine trees and at the bank of Kali Gandaki river. On your way, you will see the deepest gorge and the highest waterfall named Rupse which is 300 m high and the deepest gorge of Kali Gandaki. Galchi is the deepest gorge in the world, being 24,071 ft or 7,337 m. 

• Drive for almost 7 hours to reach to Tatopani where most of the Nepalese and Hindu devotees come here for taking a bath in the hot spring waters. After taking bath in the hot water, people believe that they have washed their sins in this life and it is believed that taking a bath here heals skin and orthopaedic diseases. 

Overnight in Tatopani.

• Have an early morning breakfast.

• Drive to Pokhara, almost 5 hours.

Overnight in Pokhara.

• Take the very well blacktopped pitched after the bumpy rides for the last three days and take your drive to Kathmandu, almost 8 hours.

Overnight in Thamel

• Get dropped to the airport after breakfast.