Arrival in Kathmandu, a city full of vibrant markets, stunning temples, and majestic pagodas. A representative from our company will meet you at the airport and drive you to our hotel. Our tour leader will give you a brief introduction and important information regarding the trek. The remainder of the day will be spent familiarizing yourself with the retail locations closest to your hotel and purchasing equipment. 

Today, we will complete the appropriate documentation before traveling to the Mustang region. You will also be briefed on various parts of the city when you return to your accommodation, and you may have time to do some last-minute shopping in Thamel, Kathmandu's tourist district. 

6-7 hours' drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara and its stunning Phewa Tal (lake), followed by check-in at your accommodation near Phewa Tal. With so many stores, bars, and restaurants to choose from, Lakeside offers enough to see and do.

Today we fly from Pokhara to Jomson, a 20–25 minute flight with views of the famous Kali Gandaki Gorge (the world's deepest) and vistas of numerous massive peaks, including Mt. Dhaulagiri, the Annapurna Ranges, and Machapuchare (Fishtail). Our three-to-four-hour journey to Kagbeni begins after landing in Jomson. Kagbeni also serves as a checkpoint where authorities will scrutinize your documents before allowing you to access the restricted Upper Mustang region. We will spend the night there. 

We'll start early today to avoid the heavy winds that will arrive later in the day. We ascend after leaving Kagbeni, offering us beautiful views of the village and Mt. Nilgiri (7061m). We can see Nilgiri in the early morning light, which is a warm orange due to the sun's reflection. We follow the Kali Gandaki River's east bank until we reach the broad Chhusang Valley. The trail proceeds east, across more arid terrain typical of the Mustang region. We soon arrive in Tangbe, the first significant settlement, with its red and whitewashed dwellings on opposite river banks and spectacular views of the Kali Gandaki River.The trail then leads to Chele, where we can see the Himalayan ranges. Tonight we are staying at Chele. 

Today we will climb the steep slopes till we reach a stone cairn at 3540m, from where we will descend to the small village of Samar, which has chortens (stupa religious monuments) and other Buddhist constructions. After leaving Samar, we drop into a big canyon before ascending to a 3800m ridge and descending to the secluded Shyangmochen Village for the night. 

From Geling, the trail ascends to Nyi La Pass (3932m), then descends to follow the Tangmar Chu River and its Mani stone walls. The trek next leads us to Charang Village, with its massive five-story Dzong (monastery) and red Gompa and Thankas (forms of art). 

Today's trail is primarily uphill as we make our way to Lo-Gekar, home to one of the world's oldest Tibetan monasteries. Then we ride our horses to Lo-Manthang after visiting Lo Gekar. Before reaching Lo-Manthang, the trail travels through the historic walled city of Lo-Manthang before descending and crossing a stream. 

Today we acclimate before ascending to higher altitudes. On this day, health professionals advise being active. So we can climb to Namgyal Gompa, which is located at the summit of a peak, and then proceed to Tingkhar, which is located northwest of Lo Manthang. We visit a little community of roughly 40 dwellings before returning to Lo Manthang for the night. 

Today, we'll hike for six to seven hours until we reach Yara, where we'll spend the night.

The Luri Cave Monastery is claimed to be the Mustang region's oldest (15th century) cave monastery. Today's trip will last roughly three to four hours till we get to Luri Cave Monastery, where we will spend the night. 

We travel for roughly five to six hours today, crossing a 5100m pass before arriving at Ghuma Thanti, where we pitch our tents for the night. 

Our trip today will last around six to seven hours, beginning with the 5600m pass and continuing until we reach Damodar Kunda (lake), where we will camp for the night. 

Today we will travel for six to seven hours before climbing to base camp, where we will pitch our tents for the night. 

Today is the day to acclimate and tour the nearby region to aid the process. We'll pitch our tents here tonight. 

We leave early in the morning for a five-to-six-hour journey. Climbing at high altitudes and through snow is physically demanding. We shall spend the night here. 

We get up quite early since we have an eight-or nine-hour day ahead. This is the day when the adrenaline starts pumping as we make our way through the snow to the summit. You'll be out of breath at the top, first because of the effort it took to get there, and second because of the breathtaking panoramic views. This is a picture-perfect moment. We'll then spend the night in Base Camp. 

Today we will pass the Saribung Pass and descend the trail to Nagoru, where we will spend the night. 

Today we will travel across the Saribung Pass and down the trail to Nagoru, where we will spend the night. 

Today we hike for five to six hours through the dusty Tibetan plateau and along the valley to Phu Gaon Village. This area is remote and frequently thought to be lost to the rest of the world, and it is home to the Gurung, Lama, and Ghale. Tashi Lhakhang, a historic Buddhist monastery, is claimed to be one of the world's finest Buddhist monasteries built by the legendary Karmapa Rinpoche. Phu Gaon offers spectacular views of the Himlung Himal and other snow-capped summits. We'll spend the night here. 

Today we will hike for five to six hours along the Tibetan plateau before descending to Meta Village. We pass the ruins of earlier Khampa towns, where Tibetan refugees lived after fleeing Tibet. From Meta, we have a beautiful view of Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal. We'll spend the night here. 

The first hamlet we visit on our five-to-six-hour hike today is Tamang, where we can see Mt. Manaslu and other snow-capped peaks before traveling down to Danque Village for lunch before continuing to Dharapani, where we will spend the night. 

The first hamlet we visit on our five to six-hour hike today is Tamang, where we can see Mt. Manaslu and other snow-capped peaks before traveling down to Danque Village for lunch before continuing to Dharapani, where we will spend the night.

Today is our last day as we return to Kathmandu, where you will be met and transported to your accommodation. 

Your journey in Nepal includes an associate on the trip that ends today! Our agent will transport you to the airport three hours before your scheduled flight.