After breakfast around 8 hour drive to the destination, including lunch break. The next day we trek along the riverbank of Budhi Gandaki.

We entered the Manasulu Restricted area. Our trek heads through the several Mane walls, indicating the Tibetan influence. We cross the Iron Bridge over the Budhi Gandaki river.

After breakfast, the trail ascends towards the village and flat path along the valley with the great views of Baudha himal(6,672m) and beautiful villages.The trail then enters an amazing part of the uninhabited gorge, surrounded by wild orchids on top of it. Ascending steep to the west side of the valley will lead us through bamboo forest to Dyang.

The trail leads us across Buddhist influenced regions, with minor ups and downs through well conserved paintings and an elegant mani-wall. And the valley starts off steeply as the trail ascends through bamboo and rhododendron forest until arriving at Namrung village, in the Nupri Region. Descendants of Tibetan Immigrants inhabited there.

The trail from Namrung to Lho is an easy route with the great view of Manaslu mountain and it greets us all the way. At Ligaon we can enjoy the beautiful views of Himal chuli peaks. A little ahead, Syogaon welcomes with incredible views of the Manaslu North face and Naike Peak. From Lhogaon we can catch the amazing view of Manaslu Massif. Rimung Gumba and the Mani walls are other attractions of Lho. Overnight at a local teahouse.

After breakfast, the day commences with gradual ascend via Lho gaon and Syalagaon. It is one of the great places to witness the majestic Manasulu(eight highest peaks in the world). After Syalagaon we head through meadows and pine forest to our destination Samagaon from where the view of Mt Manasulu is breathtaking.

To allow us to adjust to the high altitude. Explore the local area, observe the local culture, hike up to the Birendra Tal(lake) and visit Gumba or simply relax. Time is available, if you'd like to stretch your legs we can take a detour to visit the Punggen Gumba (4,742m) viewpoint.Which offers you amazing view of Manasulu, north, Himal chuli, Peak 29 and Naike peak etc.. then return to Lodge.

After the breakfast the trail takes us along the Budhi Gandaki river and as the valley widens we cross juniper and birch forest until reaching Kyonggma Kharka. The route descends through a wooden bridge, we then reach Samdo. It is the last settlement close to the Tibetan border.

Today we have a short descent on a wide trail through a beautiful field to an old stone arch before we cross the river via a wooden bridge to Larke Bazaar. This place used to be a thriving market but nothing today remains. We have spectacular views of Larke peak, Samdo peak, and Manasulu Northwest. Keeps eyes open on blue sheep on the Himalayan slope. We stay at a big dormitory tent, a type of basic shelter. It has a very basic facility.

Today is the highlight of the trek, It is a long and challenging day but hugely rewarding. After breakfast: Early morning we begin in the dark, walking along the gradual trail, which offers great views  of Cho Danda and Larke Peak. Following along the glacier moraine we start a ascent to Larke La pass. The views are fantastic: Himlung Himal, Cheo Himal, Kang Guru and Annapurna II. Later a steep and sometimes slippery descent to another grassy moraine down to a large meadow and stay the night at Bhimtang Situated in a huge valley surrounded by high peaks.

After the breakfast our trek commences through the meadows to the Dudh Khola(river) where we cross a wooden bridge. We descend further into rhododendron and pine forest. After climbing to a ridge, we have different faces of the Majestic mountain Manasulu. We stay at a local teahouse, they have hot shower facilities there but(depends on weather).

After breakfast we will walk along the way to Dharapani (permit check post), Timang (2,270m) and Koto village through an easy trail. We'll enjoy the amazing view of Manasulu range and Lamjung Peak, the route is very gradual. You will reach to Koto by late afternoon. Overnight at the local teahouse.

After breakfast we will start our trek. The route to Meta will take us through beautiful dense forests, past small cave shelters and resting places for pilgrims. We will also have the opportunity to see cascading waterfalls and amazing mountain vistas. We will stay the night at a local teahouse.

On this day, we will be exploring the local culture and traditions of the Tibetan-influenced village of Phu Gaon, which is located at an altitude of 4080 meters. After breakfast, we will embark on a gentle 7 hour hike to Phu Gaon. This trek will allow us to learn about the local community’s unique architecture, customs, and values. We will also visit the Nar Phedi monastery and Tashi Lhakhang Gompa, which are the day’s main attractions.

Today is an exploration day, which means we will spend time in Phu Gaon to get used to the high altitude. We will take a short hike to the base camp of Himlung Himal (7,125m) that was recently opened for climbing. Along the way, we may see herds of blue sheep expertly navigating the steep cliffs. After our hike, we will stay the night at a local teahouse.
 

Nar Phedi is our pre-planned destination for this day. After breakfast, we will set off to Nar Phedi from Phu Gaon. Explore the amazing vista, landscape, and Nar Phedi monastery. Stay overnight at the local Teahouse.

Trek to Nar from Nar Pedi, we will pass through a windy path. Explore the wonderful ancient village and their handmade product, Annapurna trails etc. we need to walk for about 3 hours to reach Nar Pedi.Stay overnight at local Teahouse.

Today is our challenging day to Ngawal village via Kang La Pass  which leads back to the popular Annapurna Circuit region. It is not a difficult pass, but it can be a long day as the effects of altitude will be felt. You can explore the great views of snow-capped mountains  Annapurna II, III,IIII, Gangapurna, and Tilicho Peak etc. Stay overnight at a local Teahouse.

After breakfast we will trek through pine trees and in between we can see  beautiful small ponds and beautiful views of Annapurna 3, Gangapurna, Khangsar Kang, Tilicho Peak and Pisang Peak. After that we will hike in a zigzag trail  and continue on our trail to Manang. Our destination is a large Tibetan lifestyle village, with numerous stupas and monasteries, surrounded by mountains. Sunset and sunrise over these great peaks are truly amazing.Stay overnight at a local Teahouse.

As we have gained a lot of elevation, and our body needs to acclimatize, so we will stop at Manang for a day. We will use this day to explore Manang.  In the early morning, we hike up to Gangapurna Lake. During the day after lunch, we can also explore Manang village. Most trekkers visit the Himalayan Rescue Association in Vraga village to learn about Acute Mountain Sickness, its symptoms, and ways to prevent it.

After breakfast we start our trek. The trail from Manang to Yak Kharka is mostly gradual uphill. Along the way, you will be passing various meadows where the Yak and horse grazes. A big stream having its source Chulu Peak is one of the attractions of the day. You will be reaching Yak Kharka late afternoon. In the free time, you can walk around, lunch at Camp.
 

After breakfast we will walk gradually uphill from Yak Kharka to reach Thorong Phedi. Thorong Phedi is the last village that comes before the Thorong La Pass. While walking uphill, you will get to see mesmerizing views of several mountains - including Gudang, Syagang, Khatungkan, and Throrong Peak. Lunch at camp.

Today's trek will be the most challenging part of this trip, as we will be crossing Thorong La Pass - one of the highest passes in the world. It is also the highest point of the trek. To avoid the afternoon wind, we wake up at Thorong Phedi at 3 am and push ourselves against high altitude and icy air. When you reach the Thorong La Pass, just by seeing the incredible scenery, you will feel that nature has paid back your efforts handsomely. From here, you can see the Himalayan peaks extending to Tibet in the north, and if you look back, you will see Annapurna standing proud and tall. We descend from Thorong La Pass to reach Muktinath - a sacred site for Hindus and Buddhists. Lunch at camp.

After a holy visit to Muktinath Temple, come back to the lodge. We take a local bus that takes us to Jomsom. And then walk toward Marfa village. Explore and enjoy the village