+ Program

Day 01: Kathmandu – Nygadi (920 m), about 8H bus route to Pokhara

then to Dumre we turn north and drive along the river Marsyangdi, which we will follow throughout the first part of the trekking. The road ends between Beshishar and Bhulbule. Lodge

Day 02: Bhulbule – Jagat (1300 m), about 6H of walk at the beginning of the trek

rough climb to the magnificent belvedere of bahundanda descent towards Syange, where the Tibetan influence is very present. The valley narrows, the Marsyangdi very enclosed becomes bubbling. Crossing on the large suspended bridge of Syange to follow the path that goes in a gorge reopened with rhododendrons (in bloom in spring) etape to jagat, village built along a ridge. Lodge

Day 03: Jagat – Dharapani (1900 m), about 6H walk the trail that leads to Tal is wide and comfortable.

This small village is stuck under huge cliffs. Its mountain architecture reflects the climate: stone walls, slate roofs and wooden balconies. The path passes in the middle of rocky blocks and rises. Progressively with some steep parts. The valley becomes very enclosed and the forest replaces little to can the terraced fields. Lodge

Day 04: Dharapani – Koto (2600 m), about 5H walk, a small walk brings us to the village of Bagarchap

(prayer walls). A koto, we can admire the Annapurna II and Manaslu. The change of vegetation is visible: after the subtropical forest, one discovers the blue pines, the spruces and the oaks. Lodge

Day 05: Koto – Dharmasala (3210 m), about 6H walk

we leave the classic route of the Annapurna to go up the Nar Phu Khola and discover the high valleys of Nar and Phu, recently opened to tourism. Its gorges are very wild. The climb is progressive through beautiful coniferous forests. Beautiful views of the lamjung Himal. Lodge or tent.

Day 06: Dharmasalakyang (3440 m), about 8 hours walk

after an hour’s walk, we cross a small stream, and then the road rises abruptly before reaching the village of Meta winter of inhabitants of Nar. Panoramic views of Pisang peak (6092 m), kang guru (6990 m), lamjung Himal, AnnapurnaII Progressive climb to reach jhunum (3695 m), and then the trail becomes steep before reaching the village of Chyakhu. The landscape is softened and a pleasant path leads us to the khampa hamlet of Kyang, the winter habitats of the inhabitants of Phu. On the way, unobstructed view of Annapurna II and IV the north glacier of the kang guru and the Juna Himal. Lodge or tent

Day 07: Kyang – Phu gaon (4078 m), about 4H wal

the walk starts with a beautiful path cut into the rock and down to the Phu Khola, which we follow for a while. Going up to the limits of the village and beyond, the village of Phu itself. Very nice view on the top of kang guru (6990 m) the Himal junu. Visit the monastery of Tashi Lakhang, one of the oldest monasteries of the Nepalese Himalayas. The habitat here is typically Tibetan. Lodge or lodge

Day 08: Phu Gaon (4078 m), discovery of the village

Lodge

Day 09: Phu Gaon – Jhunum (3695 m), about 5H walk

we descend along the Phu Khola. Fast descent, which allows us to reach the village of Jhunum. New views on the Lamjung Himal and the AnnapuranaII. In the inhabitant or tent

Day 10: Jhunum – Naar (4170 m), about 5H walk

cool departure in false flat descending, then steep climb to reach the village of Naar. Exceptional views of the Pisang Peak and Kang Guru. Impressive mani walls and a large prayer mill mark the entrances to this lively village. Tent or Homestay

Day 11: Naar – Kangla Phedi (4546 m), Ngwal (3650 m) about 8H of walk

Short stage for acclimatization, low altitude but altitude is felt, camp at the foot of the pass. Steep climb towards the pass, pass near a small lake before starting the last climb to reach the pass. The view of the Kang Guru is breathtaking. The pass gives us a magnificent panorama of the summits of the Annapurna massif. Descent steep towards Marsyangdi Khola, up to the classic path of the Annapurna tower, which we find in Ngawal. Lodge

Day 12: Ngawal – Manang (3500 m), about 4H walk

Cool day between the two passes. Very pleasant walk on a balcony trail. Crossing the villages of Julu, Munji and Braga. Lodge

Day 13: Manang (3500 m), Rest day (buffer day)

quiet and beautiful stroll in the vicinity of Manang to go to Lake Gangapurna with exceptional views of the Tilicho and the Gangapurna. It is also possible to rest before continuing towards the pass. It is an opportunity to stroll through the medieval streets of this traditional village located in front of superb mountains over (7000 m). Lodge

Day 14: Manang – Shree Kharka (4000 m), about 3H walk

Easy walk up the Marsyangdi to the village of Khangsar towards Tilicho. We leave the classic path of the Tour of Annapurna. Lodge

Day 15: Shree kharka – Tilicho BC (4000 m), about 3H walk

steep climb on a steep trail to a high altitude pass and then back down to the base camp. Lodge

Day 16: Tilicho BC – Lake Tilicho (4900 m) – Tilicho BC (4000 m), about 7H walk

We will go back and forth to admire the turquoise lake of Tilicho. This lake is frozen much of the year. Lodge

Day 17: Tilicho BC – Yak Kharka (4200 m), about 7H of walk

it is by a little frequented path that we will go to the sheepfolds of Yak kharka to return the path of the Thorong Pass. Lodge

Day 18: Yak kharka – Phedi (4450 m), about 5H walk

Aslow climb up to Phedi, at the foot of the Thorong pass. It is not uncommon to observe a herd of Bharals, Blue and wild Sheep of the Himalayas. Lodge

Day 19: Phedi – Thorong la (5416 m) – Muktinath (3800 m), about 8H walk

Departure very early for a long climb on trail and moraines, passing the pass that makes the transition between the valleys of the Marsyangdi and Kali Gandaki, the famous Thorong Pass, framed to the south by the khatung Kang (6484 m) and to the north By the Thorong peak (6481 m). Descent more steep than the ascent to Muktinath, a magnificent complex of Hindu and Buddhist sanctuaries. Pilgrims come from India to purify themselves. Lodge

Day 20: Muktinath – Lupra – Jomson (2700 m), about 6H walk

Descent into an extraordinary desert landscape.Visit of Jharkot old fortress The price calculation base Euros / person, and descent on the old caravan route of the Gandaki kali. View on the Nilgiri massif (7061 m) and Dhaulagiri (8167 m), 7th highest summit of the short planet climbing towards a pass (4000 m) exceptional view on the Dhaulagiri.village bön on the Dhaulagiri. Descemte to Lupra, unique village bön on our route. The bön religion is the Tibetan religion (primitive Buddhism) lodge

Day 21: Jomsom – Pokhara, about 25mn flight.

Day 22: Pokhara – Kathmandu about 6H by bus

+ Price

N° Participants	Price per person in USD
2 – 3 People	USD $ 2300
4 – 5 People	USD $ 2050
6 – 7 People	USD $ 2000
8 a More People	USD $ 1800

+ Includes

The price includes:

• Airport / Hotel / Airport
• Kathmandu / Bhubule by local bus and from 4 participants by private bus.
• Pokhara / Kathmandu by tourist bus and from 4 participants by private bus.
• 20 days trek in full board in lodge and 22em day lunch on the way Bulbule / Kathmandu is included (except drinks, mineral water, coca, beer etc)
• Jomsom/pokhara by plane for guide also
• An experienced guide
• A porter for 2 participants: (Complying with the regulations of the union of the bearers of Nepal, a porter carries maximum 25kg with his business, therefore does not exist more than 15kg each one your luggage if you will have more than 15kg, More than one additional carrier)
• The special permit for regions the Nar phu
• Conservation permit for Annapurna
• Insurance for the Nepalese team.
• Hotel in pokhara one night.

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The price does not include::

• Meals at KTM
• Meals at pokhara
• The hotel in Kathmandu
• International flight
• Personal equipment (down, stick, gourd, dowry bag, bezel, sun cream, etc ………)
• Personal insurance (mandatory that your insurance covers in case of accident all the medical expenses cost of evacuation by helicopter and repatriation by the international flight to return to your home)
• Strawberries drinks.
• The tips
• Entry visa from Nepal (check that your passport is valid for 6 months after your return date)
• Transportation to KTM
• Entrance fees (museum, monument, monastery etc.)
• Any interrupted or abbreviated trip, any change of program at the request of the participants (accident, illness, mountain sickness, early return trek ) cannot give rise to any refund


• Expenses due to exceptional events (road cuts, landslides, general breezes, bad weather, snow ) that cannot be anticipated and unforese.

+ Equipment

✓ Mountain to by equipament



✓ We have equipament to rent

✓ We by all mountain equipament