Day 01: Arrival Kathmandu(1330m): Meet our representative at Kathmandu airport and transfer to hotel. All the required documents ,photos, passport copis etc. are collected for the preparation of all legal documents required during the trek. On the same day you'll be meeting your guide for the trek.

Day 02: Kathmandu to Besi Sahar(760m) to Ngadi(930m): After the breakfast we will be heading to Besi Sahar by local bus or by private transport which takes around 5-6 hours. On the way we would be seeing the beautiful view of the Trishuli and Marshangdi rivers which are flowing side by side and one after another throughout the most of our way to Besi Sahar. We even get to witness the people doing rafting in Trishuli river.After we reach Beshi Shahar we take local vehicle to Bulbule. Then we trek 1 hour by the side of the river to Ngadi.

Day 03: Ngadi to Jagat(1300m):We start our trek following the Marshangdi river with several villages on the way and the scenic view of the rocky mountains. We see the several small settlements and the green farming lands of the local people as majority of the people of this area are engaged in agricultural sector for their livelihood. After around the walk of five hours we reach Jagat and overnight at Jagat.

Day 04: Jagat to Tal(1700m): After the breakfast,  we begin our trek along the rocky trail following the Marshangdi river steadily uphill to Tal. It is the first village of the Manang district. It takes around 4-5 hours to reach Tal. It is the small flat valley situated in the bank of the river.

Day 05: Tal to Danagyu(2300m): As usual our treks begins in the morning as soon as we have our breakfast. After leaving the valley our journey continues making up and down to Dharapani. As we continue to walk we find a stone entrance leading us to Tibetan influenced villages. Then we continue trek to Danagyu leaving the Bagarchap behind through the pine forest and mani walls. Overall we walk for about 5 hours this day.

Day 06: Danagyu to Chame(2670m): We begin our trek through the rough and rocky trail and reach Chame leaving behind Koto which is the starting point of the Nar Phu Valley trek. Chame is the headquarter of the Manang district from where we can see the Mt. Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal. Besides, there are also two small hot springs in the town. It is a 5-6 hours walk altogether until Chame.

Day 07: Chame to Pisang(3200m): Today our journey begins through the deep forest in the steep and narrow valley following the Marshyangdi river. Crossing the several bridges we reach Dhukurpokhari which is the one of the best view point to see the Annapurna II. As we leave Dhukurpokhari the trail enters through the pine forest which leads us to Pisang at the exit point. Walking Approximately 4-5  hours we reach Pisang.

Day 08: Pisang to Manang(3540m): Today we have the two alternative ways to Manang one is through the steep hills passing the Ghyaru and Ngawal and another through the Humde which is quite short  and easier. But we prefer to through the first one because on the way we can see the ancient villages , beautiful view of the Annapurna range , Mt. Gangapurna along with Tilicho. We walk around 6-7 hours to reach Manang.

Day 09: Manang (restday): Today we spend our whole day at Manang as acclimatizing day. We go on a dayhike walking around 2 hours to a cave where a so called 100 Rupees Lama lives as we pay 100 rupees to the lama and receive cup of tea with blessed holy rope. People believe that every person who receive the blessed rope from the Lama can pass the Thorang La(5416m) successfully. We can also see one of the best view of the mountains like Annapurna range , Gangapurna and Tilicho from this place. Back to hotel , we relax the remaining day prepare for the next day.

Day 10: Manang to Yak Kharka(4018m):As the altitude increases the weather gets colder and vegetations are getting thinner. We cross Tenki Manang and Gunsang on the way to Yak kharka where the trail is quite uphill up to Gunsang  and then gets easier to walk. Overall we walk for about 4 hours during the journey to Yak kharka.

Day 11: Yak Kharka to  Thorang Phedi/High Camp(4450m):Trek from Yak Kharka to Thorang Phedi takes about 4 hours. The landscapes gets more drier and barren as we continue to walk towards Thorang Phedi. On the way we cross Letdar from where we can see the beautiful view of Mt. Chulu East and West. Typical Nepali meaning of the word “Phedi” means the settlement in the bottom of the long climbing.

Day 12:  Thorung Phedi to Thorung La(5416m) to Muktinath(3800m): Today we will be heading to our major destination of the trek after which the name of the trekking itself is taken i.e. Thorang La pass. Today we start our trek very early in the morning with packed lunch. As we begin the trek the trail becomes steepest initially and reaches at high camp from where the trail gets easier as compared to initial one. After about 3-4 hours walk to Thorang top a great feeling of victory emerges in everybody’s heart and soul which gets greater by the additional beauty of the view that can be seen from that point.

Day 13: Muktinath to Jomsom(2770m) to Marpha(2686m):Early in the morning we go to pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists  where we come across Natural flaming which really exhilarates you. At this point, you can see splendid view of Dhaulagiri (8165m), Nilgiri (7061m.) and others. Then, we start our  trek to Jomsom which takes about approximately four hours. From Jomsom views of the Nilgiri peaks are fine. We further start trek to Marpha which takes around 1 hour. Marpha  is a large Thakali village which still retains the typical architectural features of narrow alleyways , flat roofs , and whitewashed buildings.

Day 14: Marpha to Ghasa(2010m):Today we start our trek along the side of the Kali Gandaki river but crossing it several times further as trail continues. On the way we cross villages like  Tukuche, Khobang , Larjung etc. with the majority of the Thakali people living there. It takes around 5-6 hours to reach Ghasa which is also a small Thakali village which lies by the side of the small pine forest.

Day 15:Ghasa to Tatopani(1190m):We start our trek to Tatopani after we have our breakfast. Today, the trail continues down the Kali Gandaki gorge. This is considered to be the deepest in the world which is situated as it is between the 8000m peaks of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri. Walking slightly down we reach Rupse Chhahara from where we can see stunning waterfall. We continue trek to Tatopani crossing Dana on the way. Overal it takes around 4-5 hours to reach Tatopani from Ghasa.

Day 16: Tatopani to Ghorepani(2750m): As always we start our trek after the breakfast and this time to Ghorepani. Today it will be a trek about 6-7 hours continuously walking up hill until the Ghorepani. On the way we cross the villages like Ghara , Shikha , Chitre etc. Our last 2 hours of the trek before Ghorepani will be through the Rhodendron forest which is totally red due the flowers durng the months of February to April.

Day 17: Ghorepani to Tadapani(2600m):Today, very early in the morning, we start an hour hiking to Poon Hill , a brilliant spectacle; this vantage point provides a superb view of sunrise over the high Himalayas, including the Annapurnas, Dhaulagiri and Machhapuchhare. In Poon Hill we will spend about 1 hour, we then return to Ghorepani we take a hot breakfast at the hotel and continue our trek to Tadapani.Along the trail towards Tadapani, we make climb along ridges and through pine- and rhododendron forests. Our final destination for today, Tadapani, offers magnificent views of Machhapuchhare and Annapurna South.

Day 18: Tadapani to Ghandruk(1940m):Today we take enough time to wake up and have breakfast as our trek is only 3 hours down hill today to Ghandruk. It is a large, prosperous Gurung village and after arrival we have time to explore the maze of narrow alleyways separating the neat slate-roofed houses and watch the sunlight on Annapurna South and Hiunchuli.

Day 19: Ghandruk to Nayapul to Pokhara(820m): Today is the last day of our trek and we start our trek  from Ghandruk we descend down to Syauli Bazaar. From Syauli Bazaar it is a pleasant easy walk following the river to Birethanti where we cross the bridge. A short walk from the village brings us to the road at Naya Pull from where we go to pokhara by private transport which takes 1 hour drive.

Day 20: Pokhara to Kathmandu(1320m):Today we will be back to Kathmandu and as our trip comes to an end. We can prefer to go by tourist bus(6-7 hours drive) or can fly by domestic air (35minutes flight) too.

Day 21:Kathmandu to Departure: After breakfast , a Himalayan Rock Treks and Expdition responsible person will drop you to the international airport.