Arrive in Kathmandu and transfer to your hotel to check-in A pre-tour briefing on the route, facilities, and other information will be provided before the evening group dinner at a traditional Nepali restaurant. 

In the morning, take a half-day city tour of World Heritage Sites. Distribution of your kit bag, down jacket, sleeping bag, etc. 

An early departure from Kathmandu to the start of the Bulbule trek drives along the Trisuli and Marshyangdi rivers, which are famous for whitewater rafting, and stops for lunch at Besisharhar, the first entry point into the Conservation Area. Mountain vistas the Lamjung Himal (6,931m), Manaslu (8,156m), Himalchulee (7,893m), Peak 29 (7,541m). 

Cross the Musi Khola Hydropower Station and ascend to the village of Bahundanda (1,311m). Descend the valley to Syange for lunch (1,136m). 
The track then follows near-vertical cliffs high above the river camp at Jagat (1,341m), a Tibetan village that served as a customs post on the long-established trading route from Tibet .We take the traditional, narrower and steeper route. The trail takes you past several high waterfalls and suspension bridges. We will have lunch in Tal, a lovely village on the Marchyangdi River, with a cool bridge over a nearby waterfall Re-entry permits are available at the police checkpoint before the camp. 

The Manang District's administrative center is Chame Town. A wonderful day walk through the forest with numerous teahouses along the way Excellent views of Lamjung Himal II (7,937M) and III (7,555M) up the valley, as well as Manaslu and Peak 29 to the west. A trekking permit is checked at the police station in Koto, just before Chame (2,685m). 
Walked for about 5 hours to Pisang (3,475m). 
A path now leads through barley and buckwheat fields to the apple orchards of Brathang (2,840 m), a formal Khampa (Tibetan insurgents) settlement. After crossing the river, you will enter a dense fir forest with views of Lamjung and towering high above the trail. The forest ends and opens up to reveal the massive rock slabs of Paungda Danda Continue up the valley to the flat-roofed stone houses of Pisang village (3,300m) and our lodge, which has a panoramic view of Pisang Peak (6,092m). 

We walk through Pisang village and cross the Marsyangdi River to avoid the main road, Views of the arid trans-Himalayan terrain are adorable. We pass through terraced farmlands where seasonal crops such as barley, wheat, buckwheat, and potatoes can be grown. Many locals supplement their income by running hotels and teahouses as well as herding goats and yaks on the hillsides high above the valley. 
Afternoon walks along the valley are relatively easy to Braga (3,475m), where houses are stacked on top of each other perched high on the valley cliffs The Braga Monastery, the oldest and most interesting in the area, is thought to be over 500 years old. It is only a short walk from the village of Braga to the village of Manang. 
Acclimatization and exploration in Manang (3,535m) 
The off day is intended to aid acclimatization rather than to relax. Hike above and around the village, where you will be rewarded with spectacular views of the mountains. Valley Manang is a small village of about 500 flat-roofed houses set in beautiful scenery. The massive Icefall towers over the village to the southeast (7,525m), towering dramatically above the valley floor, with Tilicho (7,132m), Roc Noir (7,485m), and the Grand Barrier to the west, Chulu West (6,630m) and East (6,200m) forming a hauntingly beautiful backdrop behind the village. 

You will leave early in the morning and gradually ascend to Tengi, then away from Marsyangdi Valley. 5 hours of leisurely walking at a slow pace to avoid the effects of altitude. 
You pass teashops and yak pastures before arriving at the pleasant Ledar meadow (4,200m). 
It is a 3–4-hour trek to Thorong High Camp (4,700 m) After 3–4 hours, the walk follows a small glacial stream past the herders' shade, towards yak pastures, which lead to the left side of the river valley. After lunch, we continued to High Camp for the night. 

The Thorong La Pass (5,416 m) and Muktinath (3,700 m) Walk for 7 to 9 hours. The pass has no technical issues, but it must be started early in the morning, preferably by 5 am, so that you can proceed slowly and safely. The trail is not steep, but it is a long, gradual approach that passes several false summits before reaching some stone cairns that mark the pass's crest at 5416 m. The views from the pass are truly spectacular in good weather. The entire range to the south, the Mukut and Mustang Himals to the west, and the breathtaking Kali Gandaki valley below are all visible. 
To the north are the Chulu West and East peaks, and on either side of the pass are Thorungtse (6,462 m) to the north and Thorung peak's snow dome (6,484 m) to the south. 
The steep descent from the pass is guaranteed to make your knees wobble, but the view of Dhaulagiri (8,167 m) and Tukche peak compensates (6,920 m). Muktinath, the first village on the other side of the pass, will be reached in the late afternoon. 

After having a light breakfast at Muktinath, we depart for Jomsom. During the trial, you will get a chance to explore a historical place in Nepal, i.e., Kagbeni. Apart from that, you will visit the upper mustang gate. 

Take a flight to Pokhara while enjoying the scenic view of Jomsom The trial in Pokhara allows you to explore the Nepalese culture in the most modern style. 

We'll be driving from Pokhara to Kathmandu this morning The highway is a thrilling and exciting drive through paddy fields, villages, and towns with the Himalayas in the background The remainder of the day is free. 

On the final day, all our tourists will be dropped at the airport in our reserved vehicles