This annapurna Circuit Trek begins at the office of Namaste Trek & Expedition with a discussion/meeting about your trek and we will be sightseeing the Kathmandu heritage places like Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple one of the Hindu temple and also the cremation site of Hindus, Bouhanath and Swambhunath sacred temple. And after that take arrest in your hotel as the actual trek begins from tomorrow.

Today, we'll go to Syange in a private Vehicle from Kathmandu. Depending on the traffic and the state of the roads, the drive will take between 7 and 8 hours. The route up to Besisahar is paved and made of concrete. After Besisahar, we will enjoy an exciting, off-road trip for no more than two hours to get to Syange. The most suitable car for the road will be assigned. All of our drivers have a great deal of expertise and carry certified licenses for highway driving. If the weather allows, you can also see glimpses of mountains like Mounts Annapurna II and III, Mount Machhapuchhre, and Mount Lamjung during this trip, in addition to the picturesque terrain, rivers, and waterfalls.

Today, we'll begin our leisurely stroll along the lovely Marsyangdi River. We will experience spectacular waterfalls on this hike, which will have a slight ascent. We'll take a nap tonight at Tal.

Today we will go on from the Marsyangdi River and continue traveling to see the Annapurna II and Pisang Peak, as well as the lovely countryside and historic settlements. Don't pass up the chance to capture Nepal's mountains, waterfalls, and rural way of life in gorgeous photos. At Danaque, we will rest.

We'll keep walking while taking in the scenery of the mountains and waterfalls along the way. It will be a simple day today. We will arrive in Chame, the administrative center of Manang, after 4 hours of walking. It's a lovely small town with more amenities than the day before.

We resume our hike to Upper Pisang after breakfast. We will travel through a thick forest, cross the Marsyangdi River, and pass by stunning panoramic vistas of meadows and mountains along the way. We will get our first glimpse of the enormous, bowl-shaped Paungda Dada rock face during this trip. After 6 hours of walking, we will eventually arrive in Upper Pisang, where we may rest today and observe Majestic Annapurna II towering high to the south.

Get up early today to see the stunning sunrise and the first sunbeam on Annapurna II. We will continue our trek toward Ngawal after breakfast. Despite being around 400 meters higher than the lower trail, the Ngawal trail offers excellent possibilities to see high altitude vegetation and fauna, stunning gorges, Annapurna II and III, and Pisang Peak. Our resting place will be Ngawal.

Today, wake up early in the morning, watch the beautiful sunrise and first ray of sun on Annapurna II. We continue our trek walking through the big hills, jungle and wetlands. On the way, we can see beautiful landscapes, stupas and lama school. After 6 hours of walking, we will reach Manang, one of the happening places of the trek.

In Manang, we spend a day acclimatizing by taking walks and seeing the local area. On our walk, we'll stop at a monastery and the Gangapurna Glacier Lake. We head back to our lodging around the end of the day so we can get some rest.

We will be energized and eager to continue walking towards Yak Kharka, which ascends by 500 m, after acclimatization and relaxation at Manang. After leaving the Marsyangdi Valley, we continue our steady ascent into Tenki Manang. Yak Kharka is located around 4,000 meters as we continue through the Jarsang Khola Valley. Yak herds and greenery seem 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 guesthouses have been built in the recent years.

Getting to the pass by 9 or 10 am will require a tough hike that begins before dawn at 4 am. Otherwise, the route will be significantly impacted by the weather (high gusts), especially at the Thorong La Pass. We follow a predictable and simple route as we climb steeply. However, snow and altitude could cause some issues. When the pass is heavily snowed over, it frequently presents excruciating difficulties for travelers. We will be rewarded with breathtaking views from the summit of the hill after spending four hours hiking to the pass marked with chortens and prayer flags. We still have another four hours of walking to do to reach the sacred city of Muktinath. The name Muktinath, which means "site of nirvana," is the location of the Muktinath Temple and a number of monasteries. It is stated that going to the Temple makes all of our sorrows go away. Both Hindus and Buddhists visit this holy location to make pilgrimages. September is the busiest month for pilgrimages. The Lord Vishnu-dedicated temple is surrounded by 108 waterspouts. The Jwala Mai Temple, which features a beautiful natural spring and an eternal flame powered by natural gas, is another attraction in the area.

We are now on the other side of the Thorong La Pass, where the majority of the ground is dry and resembles the desert in some ways. We shall carry on our journey by strolling along the Kali Gandaki River's bank. Most of the time, as we descend, we will get a closer look at Mustang's stupas, ancient traditional homes, and civilisation. Jomsom is a sizable city with lots of amenities. Additionally, it serves as the official town and administrative center for the whole Mustang district, where all district government offices are located.

The road and walking track are identical in the Jomsom to Tatopani section of the Annapurna Circuit, where traffic is heavier than everywhere else. We kept the drive from Jomsom to Tatopani, which would take around 5 hours, to improve your experience. We will go across the Kali Gandaki River Valley in a vehicle. We will either share the van with members of our own group or with travelers from other businesses. However, if our group size is larger—for instance, if there are four or more clients—we will set up a private transfer. We shall pass via Kopchepani, the deepest gorge in the world, on the route. Hot springs are famous in Tatopani.

Take a shower, dip into the natural hot springs, 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. From Ghorepani, we will be able to see Annapurna South, Himchuli and Tukuche Himal. We will pass a couple of Magar and Gurung villages on the trail.

We start our hour-long hike very early in the morning to Poon Hill, which offers spectacular views from 3,210 meters above sea level. If the weather cooperates, this vantage point offers unimpeded views of the early morning dawn over the high Himalayas. We spend around an hour there. We get a nice breakfast at the hotel when we get back to Ghorepani. Before arriving at Tikhedhunga, we make our way down towards Tikhedunga, going through ridgelines and through rhododendron trees. After a little break after we arrive in Tikhedhunga, we will board a vehicle or bus and travel to Nayapul. On a dirt road, the trip will take roughly 1.5 hours. We'll have a tea break and switch vehicles in Nayapul. A private tourist car will be used for the remainder of the drive, which takes about an hour on a concrete-paved road, until Pokhara. Your tour guide will go with you and organize all of the transportation.

Today we head back on a 6 to 7-hour drive to Kathmandu with many fond memories of Nepal and its unique culture and geography. These memories will last a lifetime!

It's your last day in Nepal! Grab some breakfast, and then take in some last-minute shopping in Kathmandu. We'll make sure you arrive at Kathmandu International Airport with plenty time before your flight home. At this time, we'll say our goodbyes and bid you farewell, armed with warm memories and gorgeous photos to show your loved ones. END OF OUR SERVICES