Itinerary

• Day 1:  Drive to Syabrubesi (1300m) 5 hours

  Our trip starts after breakfast nearly about 7 am as we drive out along the north-western mountains of Kathmandu for 5 to 6 hours through lush green forest, meandering road through the hills and gracefully flowing riverside.

  Delight in the Himalayan views and marvel at the villages with terraced fields and highway towns.

  Enjoy lunch at Trishuli Bazar before proceeding further to Dhunche. From Dhunche, we go on to Syabrubesi.

• Day 2: Trek to Lama Hotel (2,380m/7,830ft) 4 hours

  This is our first day of trekking. We follow the Langtang Khola (river), pass through thick woodlands, cross a few suspension bridges and pass a few tea-houses.

  The trail looks a little steep, but it isn’t that testing and is always exciting.

• Day 3: 3 Trek to Langtang Valley (3,430m/11,253ft) 5 hours

  After morning tea, we set out our second day of the voyage.

  Our trail proceeds along thick woods as we revel in the grand views of the Langtang-Lirung, watch Chortens, and see stunning hills that have religious engravings on them.

• Day 4:  Trek to Kyanjing Gompa (3,870m/12,697ft) 5 hours

  After breakfast, we start our trek as we pass through yak pastures.

  We also cross the biggest Mani divider in Nepal and cross a few wooden scaffolds as well. Since, we are truly getting into the high elevations, you may begin to feel the thin mountain air.

  Kanjing Gompa is encompassed by Himalayas all around. You can go out for a stroll around Kanjing Gompa appreciating the views, ice sheets, ice-falls and herds of yaks.

• Day 5: Visit to TserkoRi and trek once more to Lama Hotel 5 hours

  On the early morning, we visit Tserko Ri (5000m/16,404ft) for stunning sunrise views.

  After breakfast we continue down to Lama Hotel. Since, it is basically downhill, it is 4/ 5 hours stroll from Kanjing Gompa to get to the Lama Hotel.

  We pass ethnic Tamang settlements on the way who share religious and social ties with the Tibetans.

• Day 6:  Lama Hotel-Syabrubensi-Pokhara (on private Jeep) 7 hours

  After breakfast, we trek down to Syabrubensi, which takes about a 5 hour walk. Enjoy the simple downhill trail through lush green vegetation.

  After arriving in Syabrubesi, we take our lunch.

  After lunch and some rest, we drive to Pokhara. After arriving in Pokhara – which takes around seven hours – we check-in to our hotel in Pokhara.

  Dinner and stay overnight in Pokhara.

• Day 7: Visiting Pokhara & taking rest(900m) 3 hours

  After breakfast we will go to see the famous attractions of Pokhara which are given below:

  World Peace Pagoda
  The pagoda is a massive Buddhist stupa and is built on top of a slope on the southern shore of Phewa lake. Other than being an amazing sight in itself, the sanctum is an incredible vantage point which offers breathtaking perspectives of the Annapurna range and Pokhara city. You can get there by intersection the lake by watercraft and afterward climbing up the slope. you canalso drive close to the top of the hill.

  Bindbyabasini Temple
  Bindhyabasini sanctuary is the focal point of religious action in the old bazaar. It is committed to goddess Bhagwati, an alternate appearance of shakti or power.

  Devi’s Fall
  Mainly known as Patale Chhango (Hell’s Fall), Devi’s fall (otherwise called Devies’ or David’s) is a wonderful waterfall lying about 2 km south-west of Pokhara air terminal, on the expressway to Tansen. An intriguing current legend says that a nonnative named Davie was skinnydipping in the PardiKhola (waterway) when the conduits of the dam were opened, clearing him into an underground section underneath the fall, never to be seen again.

  Barahi sanctuary & Phewa Lake.
  After lunch,we will go for boating in Phewa lake, which is the most famous lake in the country. Roughly measuring 1.5 km by 4 km, Phewa is the center of attraction in Pokhara. The charming lake is a pure play area. Brilliantly painted wooden vessels and sailboats could be leased on sensible cost around lakeside.

  The eastern shoreline of the lake, prominently known as Lakeside or Baidam, comprises of apparently interminable segment of hotels, restaurants, bookshops and trinket shops. One of the entrancing parts of lakeside is the amazing perspective of the mountains, particularly when the still water reflects the tops, making a two fold picture.

  After visiting the major places of Pokhara we will go to prepare for the trekking. After preparation you may rest or go to visit the city.

• Day 8: Pokhara-Nayapul to Ulleri (1050m) 5 hours

  n this day of the trek, its a 2-hour drive in a private vehicle from Pokhara to Nayapul (1050m). From Nayapul we start our Poon Hill panorama trek.

  Covering many picturesque views of northern hilly region of Western Nepal, we ascend through various alpine forest, bamboo forests and grass and shrub-lands.

  Tonight, we stay over-night at Ulleri, a very beautiful and serene town with folk culture which will provide you an tour-gasmic experience along with its very refined hospitality.

• Day 9: Ulleri-Ghorepani (2850m) 5 hours

  As we leave Ulleri, a town of glistening views, culture and hospitality, we walk along the trail made out of stone all the way to Ghorepani.

  We walk with Annapurna on our right and wild flowering forest and wet soiled hills at our left. As you go along, it sometimes feels like the way has a never-ending series of stoned steps and you may want to admire those who might have built it.

  As we arrive to Ghorepani (2874 meters/9429 feet), an ancient-looking village wrapped-up in the abundance of services and facilities you wouldn’t have imagined to get in a village like this. It’s the best the time to tell your friends, families and loved ones about your trip and how much you want to forget everything and just settle here.

  But it doesn’t just end here, we are here only on the way…. staying only a night. And tomorrow morning shall be the liveliest times you have during this trek.

• Day 10:  Ghorepani-Tadhapani ( 3210M) 5 hours

  Early in the morning (at around 4 or 4:30), we head up to Poon Hill, to a viewpoint to get a panoramic view of the Himalayas. You will also be able to see mesmerizing sunrise from this place.

  After an hour up-hill walk in the cold breeze, sipping coffee/tea, looking at the sun rising over Dhaulagiri Mountain Range, Annapurna Mountain Range, Lamjung Himal, Manaslu, Ganesh and several other Himalayan peaks, seems nothing less than magnificent.

  After this we trek back down to Ghorepani and have breakfast. After breakfast we continue our journey back to Tadhapani, a place towards Pokhara. With such a bewildering view and the craving to stay a few more days in Ghorepani we head ahead placing the whole Annapurna Range on the right and some steep hills behind.

  Once we reach Tahdapani, you might want to get some rest and then time for dinner.

• Day 11: Tadhapani-Ghandruk-Pokhara (1950m) 5 hours

  Wake up early today to appreciate the sunrise – which isn’t any less spectacular here than you see at Poon Hill, with less crowd and a cold breeze. After we enjoy a picturesque morning with a lovely breakfast at Tadhapani, we head towards our last destination.

  Now its only a 3-hour ride in a private vehicle from Ghandruk to Pokhara leaving several beautiful landscapes and clear-water rivers behind.

  We will then take rest in our hotel in Pokhara.

• Day 12: Pokhara to Kathmandu(900m) 6 hours

  On the last day of our trip, we drive back to Kathmandu crossing over hills and rivers along the way.

  In the evening we enjoy a farewell dinner and reflect on a great adventure you have had.

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