Day 01:
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Drive to Beshishahar which is some 178 Km. and
will take some 6 hrs. Along the Trishuli and
Marshyangdi River popular rafting rivers of
Nepal. Overnight in the Beshisahar.
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Day 02:
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Trek to BahunDanda (1310m.) which means “the
Hill of the Brahmins” the major cast of the
Nepals’ midhill. It will take approximately 6
hrs. Then rice field where the water available
can be seen. July- October is the month they
grow rice and millet as well at the same time.
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Day 03:
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Trek Bahundanda to the Chyamje (1430 m.)
Actually for those few days the chance to see
the White Mountains is less but the hilly
mountains also attracts you. The waterfall in
Nepal is always great to see.
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Day 04:
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Trek Chamje to Bagarchhap (2160m.) Now slightly
and gradually the trail is hiking up. We will
pass number of nice settlements and villages
along the route Tal is the nice village to have
lunch. Bagarchhap is the small village from
where we can see the mountains behind you.
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Day 05:
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Trek Bagarchhap to Chame (2670). You will
continue to the forest of the Fir and rocky
declivities with the view of the Manaslu and
Annapurna II (7939m.) Chame is the capital of
the Manag district situated in the bank of the
river Marshyangdi.
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Day 06:
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Trek to Pisang (3200m.) A spectacular waterfall
can be sighted near Brathangs village where
small stone memorial is erected in memory of the
Japanese hiker, who died passing the ghat
Thorong La, since he stayed in the snow storms
for many days. Pisang is in the lap of the
Pisang peak which is popular peak to climb.
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Day 07:
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Trek to Manang (3540 m.). This is really
wonderful trail with the pastures by the Yaks,
Horses and cattle .The trail offers some
magnificent sights of the top of Annapurna’s
After short walk from Pisang village the trail
forks and one climbs to the Ngwal from where the
view of the Annapurna's is wonderful.
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Day 08:
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Rest in Manang for acclimatization. The
Himalayan Rescue Association and they brief
about the High altitude, sickness and the way to
be safe from the problems. The Gangapurna Lake
is nice to view and one can walk around the town
to explore. There is the mountaineering school
also in Manang where the basic training of the
mountaineering is given by Nepal Mountaineering
Association.
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Day 09:
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Trek Manang to Letdar (4200 m.) From Manang the
landscape is more like Tibetan platue It seems
more gradual rather than up but hard to breathe
and take longer time to cover the short
distance.
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Day 10:
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Trek to Thorong High Camp 4800 m. This can be
hard night with the lack of enough Oxygen. Ready
to wake up in early morning for the next most
excited day at all.
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Day 11:
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Start the climbing early in the morning. This is
the most awaited day for your Nepal trip. The
top of the Thorong La (pass) 5416 m. is the
highest point for the whole period. Muktinath is
the name of the Hindu God with the meaning of
the “God of Salvation”. The Sep- Oct fest is the
most interesting and crowded. Apart from this,
this is the greatest example of the co-relation
and harmony between Hinduism and Buddhism.
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Day 12:
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Trek to Kagbeni 2800 m. Kagbeni is the Gateway
to Upper Mustang. The monastery supposed to be
some 500 yrs old which is situated in the town.
Upper is only permitted with the special permit
granted in the limited number per year with high
royalty . That is 700 US$ per person only for
the Govt royalty for at least two person and the
trek cost is extra.
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Day 13:
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Kagbeni to Marpha 2670m passing Jomsom where the
airport is situated with the connection to
Pokhara .Jomsom is the capital of Mustang
district with the government offices. The Eco
museum serves here with the collections of
Mountains. Marpha is the village of the Thakali
peoples the local inhabitant and the apple
garden and apple product is the most popular
around the area.
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Day 14:
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Trek to Ghasa 2010 m. Ghasa is small town near
the Kaligandaki River and popular for the bird
watching. The trail from Marpha to Ghasa taken
as the deepest gorge in the world. Because the
mountain Annapurna I 8091m. and Dhaulagiri 8168
m. high on both Sides of the River making deep
valley.
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Day 15:
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Ghasa to Tatopani 1190m. “Tatopani” literally
means hot water in Nepali and there is the
natural hot spring with the small bathing pool.
You can enjoy the hot spring pool & relax after
long walking.
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Day 16:
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Trek Tatopani to Ghorepani 2850 m. Tatopani to
Ghorepani is all the way up. This will long way
up but it will be easier anyway than the
climbing above Manang.
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Day 17:
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Climb up to Poon Hill 3210 m. early in the
morning will take approximately an hour to view
the sunrise and the Mountains including the
Annapurna South 7219 m., Fishtail 6993 m.,
Himchuli 6441 m., Other Annapurna Ranges,
Dhaulagiri 8168 m. and its range. This is the
most popular view point of the Annapurna Region.
After the breakfast trek down to Tikhedhunga
1577m. The trail is in the jungle of the
Rhododendron the national flower of Nepal. It is
believed that there is the 9 different species
of Rhododendron in this area.
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Day 18:
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Trek to Nayapul for 3 hrs along the river
Bhurundi. Birenthati small town in
the confluence of the river Bhurundi and Modi
from Annapurna Base Camp
and then drive back to Pokhara through the
curves road. Tour around the
lake, rest and relax in city after 18 days in
the mountain.
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Day 19:
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Tour of Pokhara City. Overnight stay in the
Hotel in Pokhara.
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Day 20:
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Drive back to Kathmandu.
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You can extend your trek to Ghandruk via
Tadapani and even can join with Annapurna Base
Camp.
After Day 16 join
Annapurna Base Camp Trek
for
extension up to 28 Days.
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Annapurna
Round Trek - 20 Days
This trek is best of the Annapurna Circuit,
offering a unique insight into the natural and
cultural diversity of Nepal. Trekking in the
Annapurna region is the best approach to have a
close look at the formation of mysterious
nature's wonders which have facilitated this
region to be highly concentrated trekking spot
amongst the world since 1977 when it was first
time opened for the foreigners. This region has
been recognized as one of the World's best
Trekking trails according to a survey by Modern
Maturity (USA).
Highlights
of the Trek
