14 days Tili Cho - Mesokanto pass:

Dear all trekkers,

Namaste! A warm welcome to trekkers from all over the world. We invite you to trekking at Annapurna circuit 'Tili Cho pass' region. Which is a true paradise for those who love high-altitude adventure, untouched nature, and the serene mountain environment.

About Tili Cho: The Tili Cho Lake and Mesokanto Pass trek is one of the most adventurous and raw routes in the Annapurna region of Nepal. While the Annapurna Circuit Throng pass and Tili Cho Masokanto pass trekking route is same until Manang village.

After Manang we have turn left hand side to Khangsar village. Between Khangsar to Tini at Jomsom Bazaar, there are not any villages only some lodges and tea houses in trekking route. Tilicho (4,919m), located above Khangsar valley just below the wide Tili Cho peak, which is the highest elevation lake.

Mesokanto (alt. 5,330m.) is one of the less crowds and technical remot Pass (5,330m). between Marshyangdi valley at Manang and Kali Gandaki valley at Jomsom.

Highlights the journeys: Recent days the transport to Manang is available from Kathmandu, however, we do not recommend this due to the risk of altitude sickness. We prefer to drive to Chame Bazaar and trek for Annapurna circuit. This gradual ascent helps your body adjust safely. The route follows the Marshyangdi River, passing through traditional Manang villages like Brathang, Pisang, Braga, Manang ascent to Tili Cho Lake than Mesokanto pass. After Mesokanto pass (alt. 5,330m.) descending to Jomsom Bazaar ending the trek.From Jomsom flight to Pokhara.

Panorama before Tili Cho lake: The Himalaya and other views always better from high elevation. After Pissang village you will see spectacular giant views of Annapurna range at your left-hand side. During the trek you can see above 8,000m. Himalayan peaks Annapurna I, and Manaslu. The iconic Himalayan peaks Lamjung Himal, Annapurna II, III, IV, Gangapurna, Glacier doom, Tili Cho peak. You can see the trekking peaks Chulu east, Chulu and Pissang peak.You are in the lush, green, and jagged Marshyangdi valleys of Manang, each day you can see Annapurna range very clearly.

Panorama after Mesokanto pass: After Throng pass you can see spectacular view of Dhaulagiri range, Tukche peak, Nilgiri and Mustang Tibet border’s peaks. You drop into the rain-shadow of the Himalayas (Lower Mustang) at Kali Gandaki valley. The landscape becomes arid and desert-like, which makes the massive, snow-covered Dhaulagiri look even more imposing against the brown hills.

Please Note: For all the specific route details, lodging and trip information, please follow the ''day - by - day itinerary'' at the bottom of this site.

Safety Note - Animal Caravans: Between Khangsar to Tili Cho base camp you will frequently encounter caravans of Yaks, Jopkyos, and Mules transporting goods. If you hear bells ringing in the distance, start looking for a wide spot in the trail to step aside immediately. It’s much easier to find a safe spot early than to scramble when the caravan is right on top of you. Always move to the mountainside (the inner wall) of the trail and wait for the animals to pass. Never stand on the cliff-side edge.

High altitude sickness and safety:

High-altitude sickness occurs when your body can’t get enough oxygen because the lower air pressure at higher elevation above 3,000m. when you ascend too quickly during the trek. At High elevation anyone at any time can be suffering from high-altitude sickness which is common, you don’t have to be nervous but please be attention.

Symptoms of altitude: If you feel symptoms of high- altitude (Headache, vomiting, loss your appetite, Dizziness and trouble falling asleep) stop to ascending immediately descend as possible. Eat enough garlic soup, take lots of hot drinks and rest. Next day you will feel better, if not your guide will look for another solution check at H.R.A. (Himalayan Rescue Association) clinic at Manang. In serious cases, clinic will recommend a rescue flight, we can arrange an emergency helicopter evacuation.

Emergency Helicopter Evacuation: Your safety is our absolute priority. In the event of serious illness or injury, our guides are trained to act immediately. They will maintain constant communication with our Kathmandu-based agency to coordinate a rapid response.

We can arrange an emergency helicopter evacuation from any point on the trail back to Kathmandu within a few hours (weather permitting). To ensure a smooth and life-saving rescue, we require all our guests to have travel insurance that specifically covers high-altitude helicopter rescue and medical evacuation. Our team will handle all the logistics with your insurance provider and the helicopter operators so that you can focus entirely on recovery.

Travel Insurance: Unfortunate illness or injury can happen to anyone, anywhere. In the remote mountain regions where we trek, your safety is paramount. Because ground transport to the nearest clinic can be slow, we rely on rapid aerial response.

Action Required: We strongly advise you to issue a 'comprehensive travel insurance policy' from your home country or in Kathmandu. Your policy must specifically cover emergency helicopter evacuation and medical expenses at high altitudes (up to 6,000m.

Pro Tip: Please Always carry a digital and printed copy of your insurance certificate and the 24-hour emergency contact number for your provider.

The Best Season and Weather:

Due to the effects of global warming, mountain weather has become increasingly unpredictable. However, the Himalayan seasons generally follow these patterns:

Spring Season (March - May) Spectacular clear views. The stable weather brings excellent visibility. Above 3,000m, beautiful landscape with Himalayan rhododendrons and various wildflowers in full blossom.

Autumn Season (September - November) one of the spectacular, uninterrupted views of the mountains and high Himalaya. Perfect temperatures for trekking, making days enjoyable one of the best times for the trek.

Winter (December – February) & Summer (June – August): These seasons present significant challenges for the Masokanto pass Annapurna Circuit. In winter, heavy snowfall frequently blocks the Tili Cho, Mesokanto Pass, making the crossing dangerous or impossible. During the summer monsoon, heavy rains result in poor visibility and the presence of leeches on the trails. More importantly, the risk of landslides increases, and rising river levels can wash out trekking paths or block the motor roads leading to the trailhead.

🍽️ Practical Detail and Trekking Services:

Permits and Fees: For Annapurna region trekking permits are generally not required. You will only need Annapurna conservation entry permit and a TIMS card (Trekkers' Information Management System). We will handle the arrangement of these for you. Local government fees will be managed and arranged by your trekking guide on the spot.

Your Trekking Accommodation: At Annapurna region there are several small hotels lodges and restaurants are available. During your journey, you will stay in charming local hotel or lodges on a bed-and-breakfast basis. While mountain facilities are simpler than those in Kathmandu, they offer cozy atmosphere and the legendary warmth of Himalayan hospitality.

Your Daily meals at Trekking: Each lodge or small restaurant you will get vegetarian or non veg. dishes, different kinds of breakfast set, lunch and dinner. Authentic Nepalese Dal Bhat, Tarkari, chapati, Tibetan breads, momos, Stew, pasta, noodles, pizza, several items of fresh organic vegetables, potatoes, meats, eggs, soups, hot and cold drinks, which you can check at menu. Your guide will assist in arranging delicious lunches and dinners daily.

Trekking Guide: We provide an experienced guide who knows the region well and can secure the best restaurants, lodges, and guest houses, ensuring your safety and service. Your trekking guide will always check the menu and advise on the freshest and most readily available options before you place your order.

Porters: We provide dedicated porters to carry your personal luggage and heavy gear, allowing you to focus your energy on the trek and the climb.

Domestic Flight: To maximize your time in the mountains and avoid several days of trekking, this itinerary includes 20 to 25 minutes domestic flights between Jomsom to Pokhara for panoramic views and save the time.

Transportation: To ensure your arrival and departure are as smooth as possible, we provide private vehicle car, van or bus as group size, transfers for all your airport needs. From Kathmandu to Chame Bazaar we provide a privet vehicle as your groups size.

Your Daily Trekking Routine:

Life on the trail follows a peaceful, structured rhythm designed to keep you energized and immersed in the landscape.

The Morning Call: Your day begins gently. Early in the morning, your guide will bring a hot cup of tea or coffee directly to your room, followed by a bowl of warm water for washing. After freshening up and packing your duffel bag, you’ll head to the dining hall. A fresh, warm breakfast is served as you take in the morning sun hitting the surrounding peaks.

The Trail & Midday Break: The day is spent at a steady, comfortable pace. Along the way, you’ll enjoy scenic strolls, capture photographs, and explore local culture—visiting monasteries, schools, or villages with your guide.

Lunch between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM, featuring a freshly prepared hot meal and drinks. Following lunch, you’ll have about an hour to digest and relax before resuming the afternoon leg of the journey.

Afternoon Arrival & Evening Relaxation: Upon reaching the day’s destination, your guide will handle your hotel or lodge check-in. Once you’ve settled into your room, the late afternoon is yours to enjoy. Relax in the heated dining hall with hot drinks, biscuits, and local cheese. You’ll place your dinner order early to ensure a fresh meal at your preferred time.

Evening Briefing: During dinner, your guide will recap the day’s highlights and provide a detailed briefing on the terrain and plan for the following morning.

Trekking equipment check list: Trekking boots, light shoes / trainers, down or fibre pile jacket, fleece or sweater, shirts (x 2), long and short trekking trousers (and /or long skirt for women), windproof jacket & trouser, waterproof poncho, sun hat, woollen cap, gloves, woollen socks (x 3), underwear.

Other essential items: Kitbag and padlock, small rucksack, down sleeping bag (4 seasons +) with inner liner, water bottle (1 litre capacity), head torch, personal first aid, sun and snow glasses/goggles, sun cream (factor 15+) & lip slave, towel & wash kit, whistle, passport, passport-size photographs, plastic bags, money belt.

Optional: Camera (with high-capacity memory cards and extra batteries), trekking poles / walking sticks, binoculars, notebook, pen etc.

Sleeping bag: We strongly suggest bringing down sleeping bag (-20 degree Celsius) with an inner liner. Because hotels / lodges blankets are not always warm and clean enough to meet your personal standards. If you, doesn’t have sleeping bag you can buy or hire at Kathmandu as your size.

Why Choose a Trekking Agency in Kathmandu?

While some trekkers explore the Himalayas independently to save on costs, they often overlook a critical question: "If something goes wrong, what is the solution?" Trekking in Nepal is vastly different from hiking in Europe or Western countries. The terrain is rugged, the altitudes are extreme, and conditions can change in an instant. When you trek with us, your small investment does more than just book a trip-it ensures a seamless, high-quality experience defined by a family atmosphere and total peace of mind.

Safety First: In the wilderness, unexpected challenges, from altitude sickness to unpredictable weather can arise at any moment. Without professional support, these situations can quickly become life-threatening. We provide the essential safety net and emergency logistics required to keep you safe.

The Service Difference: The mountain panorama remains the same for everyone, but the quality of your journey is defined by the service you receive. By booking through a government-registered agency like ours, you gain access to:

• Expert Guidance: Professional guides who are fluent in the local culture, trail secrets, and shifting weather patterns.

• Reliable Support: Dedicated porters to handle the heavy lifting, allowing you to walk freely and focus on the scenery.

• Stress-Free Logistics: We manage every detail, from your date of arrival to departure, so you never have to worry about the "what ifs."

Your journey with us isn’t just a holiday; it’s a commitment to quality, safety, and a happy, stress-free life on the trail.

✅ Final Note:
Who can join Tili Cho Annapurna circuit trek?

Tili Cho Annapurna circuit 'Mesokanto pass' trek designed for anyone who is physically fit, healthy, and passionate about exploring the high Himalayas. We welcome men and women between the ages of 16 and 70 to join us with confidence.

This trekking is suitable with friends, groups or single with a guide. Being surrounded by such a beautiful organic, natural Himalayan environment is proven you feeling excited, happy, stress-free, and full of sweet, unforgettable memories once in your life.

Preparation and Support: You are never alone in your preparation. We provide comprehensive information and a full briefing in Kathmandu before you set off. Once on the trail, your guide will provide a clear, day-by-day explanation of the plan to ensure you are always informed and comfortable.

Get in Touch: For more information regarding trekking seasons, exact durations, and a competitive, reasonable cost for your group (large or small), please contact us directly. We pride ourselves on providing a service that is faster, more personal, and more reliable than the rest.

Contact us via:

Email: hellokirken@gmail.com

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"Thank you for choosing Tili Cho Annapurna circuit trekking and for being a part of our team. We look forward to trekking with you!"

Trekking season	March to May, September to November.
Kinds of trek	Lodging (Tea house) trek.
Max. elevation	Mesokanto pass 5,330m.
Group size	02 to 08 persons.
Total cost per person	Euro 1,895.00

Single supplement per person Euro 220.00 extra.
The above-mentioned cost includes all the government taxes.
Group rates is available, can be negotiate.

What’s Not Included

❌ Main meals (lunch + dinner) and drinks in Kathmandu.

❌ Personal expenses alcoholic beverages, drinks, laundry services and hot shower.

❌ Medical and travel insurance for the trekkers.

❌ Emergency helicopter rescue charges for the trekkers if necessary.

❌ International airfare (flight ticket) and taxes.

❌ Tips for trekking staffs.

Daily Itinerary

Warm Welcome: Upon your arrival at the Tribhuvan international airport, Our representative will meet you at the airport terminal with a personalized sign, handling your luggage, welcome you with colourful flowers, drive to star hotel as your booking. Upon arrival at your hotel, you will be served a refreshing welcome drink at reception while our team assists with your check-in.

First Evening & Briefing: In the evening, you can enjoy dinner at your hotel or a local restaurant. During this time, our Tour Manager will conduct a comprehensive briefing, covering your trekking itinerary, safety protocols, and any other essential information for your upcoming adventure.

Accommodation at: 3-star Hotel.

After breakfast at your hotel, the day is yours to explore the vibrant culture of Kathmandu. You may choose to, Wander through the bustling bazaar to pick up last-minute trekking gear or souvenirs.

Sightseeing: Visit world-renowned UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath, or the great Boudhanath Stupa. Enjoy lunch and dinner at any of the city's diverse restaurants before returning to your hotel for the evening.

Accommodation at : 3-star Hotel and Breakfast only.

Departure: After breakfast, your guide will meet you at your hotel.

The Journey: You will depart from Kathmandu via private vehicle, traveling along with your guide and porters. We will stop for lunch at a scenic spot along the way to Besisahar.

Change the vehicle: At Besisahar, we will switch to a reserved 4WD jeep to navigate the rugged mountain roads leading to Chame Bazaar.

Arrival: Late afternoon you will each Chame Bazaar, the administrative headquarters of the Manang district.

Accommodation: Overnight at a local lodge or hotel with dinner at Chame Bazaar.

Total Drive Time: Approximately 7 to 8 hours.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Stay at: Local Lodge.

Morning Trek: Following breakfast, at your Lodge or Hotel, you will begin your first full day of trekking, which will be really exciting if you are first time Trekking in Nepal.

The Route: The trail crosses the bridge over the Marshyangdi River and winds through lush, fragrant pine forests.

Lunch: A scheduled stop for lunch at Brathang, where you can enjoy the surrounding mountain scenery.

The Ascent: After lunch, the trail includes a short, steady climb to a small pass before transitioning into an easier stretch leading toward your destination Pissang village.

Arrival: Afternoon you will reach at Pisang village, situated under the dramatic peaks of the Annapurna range and Pissang peak.

Accommodation: Your guide will select the best available lodge or hotel for your one-night stay.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Stay at: Lodge. Walking Time: Approximately 5 to 6 hours.

The trek from Pisang to Manang is widely considered the most spectacular day on the Annapurna Circuit. You have a critical choice to make: the Lower Route (faster/flatter) or the High Route (steeper/epic views).

Morning Trek: The lower route, this path follows the valley floor and the dirt road. It passes through the village of Humde (where there is a small mountain airstrip). While easier on the legs, it is much dustier and lacks the dramatic panoramic vistas of the high route. You can take lunch at Humde or Braga as your appetite.

Day Trek: After Humde, you have to cross the bridge, an easy trek to Braga village. The upper route from Gyaro / Ngawal will be join here at Braga. Even if you're interested you can explore the Braga Monastery is worth the 20-minute detour. It’s one of the oldest and most atmospheric in the region.

Lodging at Manang: Manang is a fascinating place where the landscape shifts from the pine forests you saw earlier into a high-altitude, arid "trans-Himalayan" desert. Since you are staying for two nights to acclimatize, you have the perfect opportunity to let your body adjust before tackling the Thorong La Pass.

At Manang there are several lodges, your guide will select the best available lodge or hotel for your two-night stay. If you like this is your last chance for high-quality apple pie or chocolate croissants for a few days.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Stay at; Hotel or lodge. Walking: Approximately 5 to 6 hours.

You are now above 3,500m. high elevation, your blood oxygen levels are significantly lower than at sea level. Manang is the traditional "safety buffer" where most trekkers spend an extra day to prevent Altitude Mountain Sickness (AMS).

The Golden Rule: Stay active during your "rest" day. If you just sit in the lodge, your body acclimatizes slower. You want to "climb high and sleep low."

Himalayan Rescue Association (HRA) usually gives a free daily lecture at 3:00 PM about altitude safety. It’s highly recommended.

Day Hike: After lunch you can A short walk across the river to a glacial lake. You can climb the ridge nearby for a great view of the Gangapurna Icefall.

If you are fie well, you can full-day hike. It’s a steep grind, but it is the best possible preparation for the pass. If you can make it to Ice Lake (alt. 4,600m.) and back, the Thorong La will feel much more manageable.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Stay at; Hotel or lodge. Walking: As you can.

The trek from Manang to Khangsar (3,756m) marks the point where you diverge from the main Annapurna Circuit to head toward the stunning Tilicho Lake. It is a short but scenic walk that helps further your acclimatization.

Morning Trek and Lunch: After delicious warm breakfast at Manang, an easy trek to Khangsar village. You will reach at Khangsar for lunch. Instead of following the main trail uphill toward Yak Kharka (the way to Thorong La), you take the lower trail that drops down toward the river.

After lunch you can explore the village, walk up hill and back to lodge.

Khangsar village: As you climb toward Khangsar, the landscape becomes increasingly rugged and "Tibetan" in feel. You’ll have incredible views of the Great Barrier (a high ridge connecting the Annapurna peaks) and the Tilicho Peak. Khangsar is an old, traditional Managge village with stone houses and narrow alleys. It feels much more remote and less commercialized than Manang.

Accommodation: While there are fewer lodges here than in Manang, the ones available are comfortable and offer standard trekking meals Dal Bhat, Tarkari, pasta, and butter salt tea.

Blue Sheep: Keep your eyes on the cliffs above the trail; this area is a common spot to see herds of Himalayan Blue Sheep (Bharal).

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Stay at; lodge. Walking: Approximately 3 to 4 hours.

The trail from Khangsar to Tilicho Base Camp is one of the most dramatic stretches in the Himalayas, known for its narrow paths and the famous "Landslide Area."

Morning Khangsar to Shree Kharka: The first part of the day is a steady climb to Shree Kharka (4,075m). This is a small settlement with a few lodges. Many trekkers stop here for an early lunch or a tea break before tackling the more technical section ahead.

From Shree Kharka, there are two paths. Always take the "New Trail" (the lower one). The Old Trail goes much higher and is considered dangerous due to deteriorating conditions. The New Trail is more stable and better maintained, though it still passes through the landslide zone.

Day Trek at Landslide Area (The Crux): This is the most famous part of the day. For about 45 to 60 minutes, you will traverse a steep scree slope where the trail is narrow and carved into the side of a mountain of loose gravel.

Do not stop in the middle of this section. Keep an eye (and ear) out for falling stones triggered by wind or blue sheep above. Walk steadily and maintain your balance.

Tilicho Base Camp (4,150m): After clearing the landslide zone, the trail levels out and brings you to the Base Camp. This isn't a "camp" in the tent sense; it’s a cluster of several large, well-equipped guest houses nestled at the foot of massive peaks.

Book Ahead: During peak season (October/November & April/May), Base Camp can get extremely crowded. your guide will call ahead, for cozy room and warm dinner.

Early Bedtime: Today you have to take early dinner by 6:00 PM and try to be in your sleeping bag, because out side is freezing and tomorrow morning 3:00 AM ascent to Tili Cho lake and Masokanto pass, which is your goal.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Stay at: Local Lodge. walking: Approximately 6 to 7 hours.

Today is Top day for you, it is long way from Base camp to Jomsom via Tili Cho Lake and cross Measokanto pass.

Early morning trek: Early morning at 3:00 AM sip of hot drinks, pack your baggage, take enough liquid and pack lunch. You can ascent with your guide and porters to Tili Cho lake, don't forget to take your headlamps with extra battery. The trail isn't overly steep, but it's a long.

Tilicho Lake (alt. 4,919m) it takes about 3-hour zigzag climb from Base Camp. There are no lodges at the lake itself, just a small seasonal tea shack (sometimes).

For a long time, Tilicho was widely marketed as the "highest lake in the world." While it remains one of the highest large lakes globally, it was officially surpassed in altitude by Kajin Sara Lake (5,020m), discovered in 2019 in the Manang district. It is roughly 4 km long and 1.2 km wide, with a surface area of about 4.8 sq km. On a clear day, the water is a deep, striking turquoise, reflecting the massive Tilicho Peak (7,134m) and the Great Barrier ridge.

Day Trek: Trek from Tilicho Lake to Jomsom via the Mesokanto La (5,121m) is a major step up from the standard Annapurna Circuit. This route is significantly more difficult, remote, and dangerous than the Thorong La Pass. From the lake to pass it takes about 2 - 3 hours, but it up to your condition and speed.

Descent from Measokanto: A much easier decent through military training areas and alpine scrub until you reach the bustling wind-blown streets of Jomsom (2,720m).You can see spectacular panorama of Dhaulagiri range from Yak Kharka, sometime there is a small Teashop for hot drinks and Maggie nodule soup.

After Yak Kharka continue descend to Tini village cross the Kaligandaki river bridge you will reach at Jomsom Bazaar late afternoon.

Accommodation: There are several hotels at Jomsom, your guide will select a comfortable hotel for you. At Jomsom Thakali Dhal-Bhat-Tarkari and Yak meet is really new test, you will enjoy it.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Stay at: Hotel. walking: Approximately 9 to 10 hours.

The Flight: After an early breakfast, take a scenic 20 to 25 minute morning flight from Jomsom to Pokhara.

Aerial Views: During this short but spectacular flight, you will enjoy bird’s-eye views of the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges, the iconic "fishtail" Machhapuchhre, the deep Kali Gandaki Valley, and the lakeside city of Pokhara.

Arrival: Upon landing at Pokhara Airport, a private hotel vehicle will be waiting to transport you.

Check-in: Transfer to your Lakeside star hotel (as per your booking). Enjoy a refreshing welcome drink at the reception during check-in.

Free Afternoon: The rest of the day is yours to relax time. You can choose from the many excellent restaurants along the lake for lunch and dinner.

Meals: Breakfast only. Accommodation at: 3-star Hotel.

Free Day in Pokhara (Relaxation & Discovery): Today is a flexible day for you to enjoy the charm of Pokhara at your own pace. After the intensity of the trek and summit, you can choose how to spend your time:

Option 1: Pure Relaxation - Late Breakfast: Sleep in and enjoy a slow breakfast at a lakeside café.

Spa & Massage: Treat your tired muscles to a traditional Ayurvedic massage or a deep-tissue trekking recovery session at one of the many high-quality spas.

Lakeside Stroll: Wander through the colourful shops, bookstores, and handicraft boutiques along the shore of Phewa Lake.

Option 2: Light Exploration-Boating on Phewa Lake: Rent a colorful wooden boat (Doonga) and row out to the Tal Barahi Temple, located on a peaceful island in the centre of the lake.

World Peace Pagoda: Take a short boat ride across the lake followed by a gentle 45-minute hike up to the massive white stupa for a panoramic view of the city and the mountains you just climbed.

International Mountain Museum: Visit this fascinating museum to learn more about the history of Himalayan climbing and the local mountain cultures.

Option 3: The Annapurna Cable Car Experience: Take a smooth, 7-minute ride on the modern Annapurna Cable Car. This scenic journey glides above the lush hills, whisking you quickly from the lakeside area up to the Sarangkot Viewpoint.

Panoramic Views: From the observation tower at the top, you will be treated to a spectacular, 360-degree view of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, as well as Mount Manaslu and several other towering Himalayan peaks from a unique perspective.

Dining with a View: You can choose to enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner at the hilltop restaurant, surrounded by one of the most beautiful mountain panoramas in the world.

Evening: Enjoy a final farewell dinner at a lakeside restaurant with live music, reflecting on your incredible journey to the Annapurna circuit.

Accommodation: 3-star Hotel Bed and Breakfast.

Morning Departure: After your final breakfast in Pokhara, you will begin the drive back to Kathmandu by tourist bus.

The Journey: Travel by comfortable tourist bus for the 200 km journey. The route follows the scenic Trisuli River, offering views of terraced fields and rural Nepali life.

Lunch: A scheduled stop for lunch at a riverside restaurant along the highway.

Arrival & Welcome: Upon reaching Kathmandu, you will be transferred to your hotel. Enjoy a welcome drink at the reception during the check-in process.

Evening: The evening is yours to enjoy. You may choose any of the city's many excellent restaurants for your night after trek in Nepal.

Total Driving Time: Approximately 5 to 6 hours (depending on traffic).

Accommodation: 3-star Hotel, Bed and Breakfast.

After the physical challenge of Annapurna circuit 'Throng pass trek' today is dedicated to your well-being.

Spa & Wellness: We highly recommend a traditional Nepalese massage or a sauna bath to soothe your tired muscles. Kathmandu offers world-class spa services perfect for post-trek recovery.

Last-Minute Shopping: You have plenty of time to wander through the markets of Thamel or local boutiques to find the perfect souvenirs for your loved ones, such as pashminas, singing bowls, local tea or Hiumalayan Shilagit for you.

Optional Sightseeing: If you still have the energy to explore, you can visit the ancient "Cities of Art": Patan & Bhaktapur: These nearby cities are famous for their stunning medieval architecture, wood carvings, and vibrant Durbar Squares.

Evening A Final Farewell: To celebrate your incredible achievement, our representative will host a Special Farewell Dinner.

Typical Nepali Cuisine: Enjoy an authentic multi-course Nepali meal.

Cultural Program: Experience the beauty of Nepal’s diversity through a live performance featuring traditional music and ethnic dances from different regions of the country.

Meals: (Breakfast & Dinner) Stay at: 3-star Hotel.

Stress-Free Departure: At the end of your journey, we will coordinate your hotel pickup to ensure you arrive at the airport with plenty of time for your flight. Complete the trip.

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