Upon arrival, you will be driven in a private vehicle for a 30-minute transfer to the hotel. 
We can talk about our vacation while you have a drink. 
A welcome supper with a cultural presentation was served in a traditional Nepalese restaurant.

A half-day tour to Bouddhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, and Kathmandu Durbar Square is included, as is lunch at a restaurant with a view of the stupa.  You will meet your trip guide, talk about the hike, and make any last preparations.

There is a lengthy travel to Syange early in the morning. Along the route, we get to explore the Nepali countryside with its verdant hills, winding rivers, terraced fields, and of course, the breathtaking Himalayas.  Settle in Syange for the night. 

After passing past fields of barley, rice, and potatoes, as well as waterfalls, enter Manang district. 
Spend the night at Dharapani, one of the largest settlements in the Manang valley, after passing via the village of Kodo. 

 On the way to Chame, there are a few steep wooded hills and multiple landslides, but once there, you'll be rewarded with stunning views of Lamjung Himal, Annapurna II, and Annapurna IV. 
Stay the night in Chame. 

We first see the Paungda Danda rock face, a stunning curving rock wall reaching 1500 meters above the river, after traversing a steep and tight valley. We also get fantastic views of Pisang Peak to the northeast and Annapurna II to the south from this location. 
Overnight in Pisang; descend to the Manang Valley bottom while taking in the breathtaking scenery. 

There are two ways to go to Manang from Pisang; we take the one that goes through Upper Pisang through Ghyaru since it ensures spectacular views of Mount Annapurna, Pisang Peak, and other mountains. 
Overnight in Manang; a quick trip to Barge Monastery, the largest monastery in the Manang District. 

A quick climb to Gangapurna Lake or Bhojo Gumba; a stop to the Himalayan Rescue Association (HRA), which will offer us some insight into acute mountain sickness (AMS). 
 In Manang, spend the night. 

 From Manang, we go by the western gates, proceed through Khangsar Village, and then proceed upward into Siri Kharka, passing a monastery along the route. 
The ascent with views of Mount Chulu and Gungang Himal 
In Siri Kharka, spend the night. 

From Siri Kharka to Tilicho Base Camp, you may go on narrow pathways through areas of unstable scree and landslides and take in the stunning rock formations that line the route. 
In the Tilicho Base Camp, spend the night.

 Before reaching the watershed, our path continues to rise gradually to steeply up the mountainside. On the other side lies Tilicho Lake, a sizable lake with a magnificent setting that is tucked behind Tilicho Peak's north face. 
The French expedition team's captain referred to the lake as "The Great Ice Lake." The Lake is especially significant to Hindus since The Ramayan, one of their most sacred writings, mentions this holy lake. 
We turn around and head back to Siri Kharka. In Siri Kharka, spend the night. 

Leave Siri Kharka and make your way down to Khangsar Village, passing via Tare Gumba, a 1,000-year-old monastery that has a special place in the hearts of the locals.
We discover Khangsar Village is deserted when we arrive, with the exception of sporadic herders during festival seasons. We leave Khangsar by following a rock wall. 
We continue walking till we arrive at a temporary bridge over the Thorang Khola valley. We climb up to a plateau after crossing the river. 
After that, continue walking till you get in Yak Kharka, where you may spend the night. 

Thorang Phedi is the last village before Thorong La, and getting there requires an uphill trek.
 After reaching Ledar village, we cross a suspension bridge. From there, we continue climbing and pass through towering cliffs.  From there, we are rewarded with one of the best views of Mt. Gundang, Mt. Syagang, Thorung Peak, and Mt. Khatungkan. We spend the night in Thorang Phedi.Trek to Thorang Phedi: (4420m): 3-4 hours  
Thorang Phedi is the last village before Thorong La, and getting there requires an uphill trek. 
After reaching Ledar village, we cross a suspension bridge. From there, we continue climbing and pass through towering cliffs. 
From there, we are rewarded with one of the best views of Mt. Gundang, Mt. Syagang, Thorung Peak, and Mt. Khatungkan. We spend the night in Thorang Phedi.   

Our main goal for today is to cross Thorong La pass, one of the highest passes in the world. 
The simplest and safest way to cross the pass is from east to west (Manang to Muktinath).  Before traveling to Muktinath Valley at the base of the Thorong La pass, we can stop for a few pictures. Spend the night at Muktinath. 

 Visit the Muktinath Temple, which is revered by Buddhists and Hindus alike. 
The temple is regarded as a holy site in Hinduism and is known as Mukti Kshetra, which is Sanskrit for "place of freedom or moksha." 
We travel to Tatopani to spend the night after visiting the holy site. 

Before arriving at a stunning rhododendron forest, one must leave the Kali Gandaki and climb up the Ghar Khola valley, passing past the settlements of Shikha and Chitre. 
Walking some more to get to Ghorepani, a lovely town perched on a ridge. 
In Ghorepani, spend the night. 

An early-morning ascent up the challenging path to Poon Hill (3,210m), the most well-liked hiking location in the Annapurna area, with its panoramic views. 
The breathtaking views of Mustang, Pokhara, and more than 20 other high mountains, including up-close views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, may also be enjoyed from this vantage point. 
We go back to Ghorepani after shooting pictures. We travel east after breakfast and ascend a neighboring mountain. 
We make our way down through rhododendron trees, through stunning waterfalls, till we arrive at Tadapani, where we spend the night.

The walk from Tadapani to Ghandruk, where we experience sweeping views of the Fishtail, Annapurna South, and Hiunchuli mountains. 
From here, we continue our ascent to Naya Pul and then take a drive to Pokhara, where we spend the night.

 After saying goodbye to the lovely lake city of Pokhara, we'll drive to Kathmandu, where we'll have the rest of the day free to relax or shop for trinkets. 
We shall have a goodbye meal in the evening to commemorate the successful conclusion of our trip.

You must check out of the hotel three hours before to the departure time of your trip so that we may drive you to the international airport for your departure flight to your next destination.