Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, you will receive a warm welcome by our team who will escort you to your hotel.”

“Explore the Kathmandu Valley with EverestEye Treks and Tours and Expedition on a full-day guided tour. Discover the rich heritage of the valley, including Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Boudhanath Stupa, and Pashupatinath Temple. Conclude your day by witnessing the mesmerizing evening aarti at Pashupatinath.”

“Early in the morning, we will depart for Jagat via Besisahar, following the scenic Trishuli Valley route. Along the way, enjoy breathtaking views of Ganesh Himal and Manaslu. The journey takes you through lush landscapes and across numerous small and large rivers, making for an adventurous and memorable ride. After 7–8 hours of travel through these beautiful paths, we arrive at Jagat. Your licensed guide will escort you to the best available guesthouse in the area.”

The next morning, the trail leads us toward Dharapani. After crossing a suspension bridge, the path ascends through a beautiful oak forest. Continuing along the trail, it opens into a scenic valley, where we arrive at the village of Tal, located at the foot of a mountain waterfall. After crossing the river once more, the path climbs to the village of Dharapani, where we stay overnight in a guesthouse.

After breakfast in Dharapani, we will continue our climb along the Annapurna trail to the village of Bagarchap (2,164 m). Trekking through lush forests, we will reach Dhanagyu before ascending to Temang, where we will take a break for lunch. Temang offers stunning views of Manaslu along with other snow-capped peaks.

From Temang, the trail descends through fir and pine forests to Koto and then onward to Chame, the administrative center of the Manang district. We will spend the night in Chame.

The trail initially follows the river closely through a deep canyon, passing several waterfalls before reaching Brathang (2,919 m). From there, the path winds through a steep, narrow valley and dense forest, offering magnificent views of Annapurna II. After crossing the river, the trail approaches the strikingly curved rock face of Paungda Danda, which rises nearly 1,500 m from the riverbank, before climbing up to the village of Upper Pisang

Today, you have the option to take the high route to Manang via the villages of Gyaru and Ngawal or a shorter trek through a low pass into the valley below Pisang Peak. Both routes offer stunning mountain views and provide insight into diverse Himalayan lifestyles, showcasing the region’s unique geographical variations. The longer high-route trek takes approximately 8–9 hours, while the shorter low-route trek takes around 5–6 hours.

Today, we rest in Manang to acclimatize and enjoy the stunning surroundings. Many trekkers hike a nearby hill for breathtaking views of the Annapurna massif, Gangapurna’s icefall, and spectacular sunrise and sunset scenes. Manang is often considered one of the highlights of the Annapurna Circuit.R

From Manang, we begin our trek toward the base of Thorong La Pass. Leaving the Marshyangdi Valley, we head northwest into the Jarsang Khola Valley. The trail twists above forests and passes through arid alpine landscapes with scrub juniper and patches of birch, leading us to Yak Kharka.

By the afternoon, we arrive at Leddar. From Yak Kharka, enjoy stunning views of jagged, weathered peaks, with Syagang (6,026 m) standing as the highest among them. During the remaining time, there is an opportunity to explore the surrounding area.

Today, the Annapurna Circuit trail from Leddar gently ascends through the Thorong Khola Valley to Thorong Phedi Base Camp (4,538 m). Compared to other sections around Annapurna, this is one of the shorter climbs. Thorong Phedi is a popular stop, as trekkers begin early morning hikes from here to conquer Thorong La Pass, the highest point of the trek. There is ample time to rest or take an acclimatization walk up to High Camp.

After breakfast, we trek from Thorong Phedi toward the 5,000 m mark. The path is relatively easy, but caution is needed due to the high altitude above 4,000 m. Along the way, we may also spot blue sheep grazing on the slopes.

We begin with an early morning hike to climb Thorong La Pass. The initial ascent is very steep, and as we near the peak, the terrain becomes rugged, making the high-altitude trek both challenging and exhilarating. After navigating a few false summits, we reach the top of the pass at 5,416 m. From here, enjoy an awe-inspiring 360-degree panorama of snow-capped peaks stretching north into Tibet. Behind us lie several peaks of the Annapurna range, while ahead unfolds the deep gorge of the Kali Gandaki.

After the pass, the trail gradually descends, becoming steeper in sections, before reaching a grassy slope and then easing into a gentle downhill walk to Muktinath.Trek to

The trail descends through the valley, showcasing the vibrant beauty of the Kali Gandaki Valley at Ekalabatti, with landscapes ranging from bright rhododendron forests to rugged rocky cliffs.

Today, we will return to Pokhara in the early morning. The drive by shared vehicle takes approximately 7–8 hours, though a flight option is available, taking only about 25 minutes. Upon arrival in Pokhara, you can relax and refresh by the lakeside. We will spend the night in a guesthouse.

We drive back to Kathmandu along the same highway we took on arrival. Once in the city, we return to the bustling energy of Kathmandu after days of serene mountain air and unforgettable adventure. The rest of the day is free for you to explore and enjoy the city at your own pace.”

On the last day, the EverestEye Treks and Tours team will see you off from Kathmandu as you return to your home country. Having completed your full Annapurna Circuit trek, you carry with you unforgettable memories until your next adventure.”