As soon as you arrive in Nepal, one of the agents will be there to receive you at the airport and drop you off at the hotel with your room key. 

On the second day, you will do a cultural tour inside the Kathmandu valley. and leisure time to prepare yourself for trekking. 

After breakfast in Soti Khola, you'll set out on this epic trek up and down through a variety of landscapes, including forests, rice paddies, a cliff-face ridge, a rushing river, and several beautiful waterfalls. The journey begins with a bridge crossing, followed by a trek through a forest and a climb onto a ridge above the wild rapids of the Budhi Gandaki River. You'll continue climbing near a rocky outcrop where the valley opens up alongside the river, which flows more peacefully here. You'll walk along rounded stones along the river's edge before climbing over a side ridge. Return to the river and cross another suspension bridge to reach Machha Khola village. 

We're taking a long drive to Macchekhola today. We can see many beautiful green landscapes, rivers, and views of the Ganesh Himal and Manaslu mountain ranges along the way. Beautiful rivers, local villages, waterfalls, and rice fields add to the excitement of your journey. Arrival and check-in at the guesthouse. 

To reach Jagat, you will need to cross a number of suspension bridges. The trial is full of local communities and a mixture of high and low slopes. You will get to experience a natural hot spring (Tatopani) during the journey. 

The trek to Deng is followed by the Budi Gandaki. This route is quite famous for its Gurung culture and communities. 

The trail darts in and out of two ravines before continuing to climb high above the river on the opposite side and crossing the Budi Gandaki here. Today we cross the Budi Gandaki several times and see several Gomba and Mani stone routes. The trail follows the river upstream through dense forest before ascending steeply to Namrung. 

The trail has now entered the Nupri region. The people of this region are all Tibetan immigrant descendants. They are known as Bhote people because the majority of them wear Chubas. You can now enjoy a walk through the rhododendron, fir, and oak forest. Views of Manaslu (8,156 m) and Manaslu North are spectacular. The trail then ascends a small stream to Lho, a large village with a monastery, gumba, and Mani stone. 

We must cross the ridge out of the valley to the BudhiGandaki side, and then trek in and out of the rock-strewn moraine. We steadily ascend and pass through forests until we arrive in Lihi, a lovely village with many Mani Stones, chortens, and barley terraces. The trail descends and crosses Simnang Himal's side valley, with Ganesh Himal always nearby. We continue on through the villages of Sho, Lho, and Shyala before arriving at Sama Village. From Lho village, we can enjoy breathtaking views of Mt. Manaslu and visit the popular Ribung Gompa. Shyala village will be surrounded by high mountains such as Himal Chuli and Peak 29 (Ngadi Chuli) to the left and other snow summits to the right, with Ganesh Himal at the far end. Sama Gaon will be a pleasant place to stay. 

You take a short break to acclimate and relax. Furthermore, hike to the beautiful glacial lake 'Birendra Lake' or Manaslu Base Camp for spectacular views of Samdo (Pangphuchuli), Nagdi Chuli, Simnang Himal, Manaslu glacier, and Manaslu icefall. This is a heavenly paradise environment in and of itself. 

Another enjoyable day is the trek to Samdo village. The path is wide and well-maintained. The view of the landscape and Manaslu ranges, as well as Buddha Himal and Shringi Himal, is most impressive as you pass through the pine forest and Mani wall. After crossing the river via a wooden bridge, you will arrive at Samdo. 

People are more excited about the Larkya pass after an acclimatization day in Samagaun. Today, we walk down a wide, gentle path, admiring the large old mani stone wall and chorten. After crossing two streams and seeing the Larkya Glacier, we go around the Salka Khola valley and climb back up to Dharmasala. Another interesting place to visit along the way is Larke Bazaar, which is a "fair seasonal Tibetan market." 

Today is the big day because we're going to cross the (5,106 m) Larkya La pass, which is one of the most beautiful and incredible passes in the world. The path is long and gentle as it climbs alongside the moraine. From the Larkya Glacier, views of Cheo Himal (6,820 m), Gyaji Kung, Kang Guru (6,981 m), the Annapurna range, and Larkya Peak can all be seen. We're now descending steep scree slopes along the top of a moraine. Ahead, follow the grassy moraine and a large Mani stone to a large meadow. Finally, we'll arrive in Bimtang, where we can celebrate the successful pass. 

The walk through the forest and waterfall to Dharapani is a short and easy walk until Tilje stops for lunch and then continues to Dharapani. 

The path drops, so the journey should be simple. You will go through numerous farms and pastures before arriving at Tilje, a big Gurung hamlet. This community is well-known for its brandy. However, we continue on, passing more Mani walls before arriving at Thonje village and finally Dharapani hamlet. 

Today is our final day on the road. After an early breakfast, we board a local bus from Dharapani to Besishar, which will take around six to seven hours. We'll see several villages, the Marsyangdi River, Bhulbhule Town, and Khudi on the way. 

As we drive east on the Prithivi Highway, we will witness the Marsyagdi River meet the Trishuli River on our route back to Kathmandu. The drive allows you to take in the stunning natural surroundings, including terraced farms and high peaks. 

On the last day, we will drop you at the airport (TIA) and wish you a safe journey.