Annapurna Circuit Trek- 18 Days

Annapurna Circuit
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classical Annapurna Circuit trek
classical Annapurna Circuit trek
Classical Annapurna Circuit Trek- 19 Days
At a Glance
Duration19 Days
Trip GradeStrenuous
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CountryNepal
Maximum Altitude5416m/17769.03ft
Group Size1 -10 pax
StartsKathmandu
EndsKathmandu
Travel StyleTrekking
Best TimeSeptember to November and March to May

Classical Annapurna Circuit Trek -18 Days!

Do you know that the Annapurna Round Trek also known as the Annapurna Circuit Trek is one of the oldest trekking routes of Nepal? Yes, after Nepal opened its door for foreigners to visit this beautiful nation, Nepal Government opened few trekking trails. Among these trekking trails, the Annapurna Circuit Trek is one of them alongside trekking routes like Everest Base Camp Trek, Annapurna Base Camp Trek, and Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek. Therefore, if you are planning to do the trek on this trekking route then you will be witnessing the history of the Nepalese trekking industry too. Moreover, the travel planners of The Himalayan Trekking Path always focus on providing authentic experiences to its valued clients. Traveling to new places and accumulating unique traditions, culture, and natural diversity of the place is an essence of holidaying. In addition, the agency strives to provide quality services and impeccable hospitality in all treks and tours! Look no further and simply contact our travel planners to book the Annapurna Circuit Trekking trip in Nepal.

Highlights of Annapurna Circuit Trek

  • The Classical Annapurna Circuit Trek trip commences and concludes in Kathmandu
  • Drive from Kathmandu to Jagat via Besishahar, along with scenic views.
  • Embark on the classical Annapurna Circuit Trekking Trail from Jagat village
  • Visit the Buddhist communities and their shrine,s including Chorten, Gomba, and Monasteries, flipping prayer flags.
  • Explore many cultural villages such as Dharapani, Chame, Pisang, Ghyaru Village, Nagwal, Manang, Yak Kharka, Thorong La, Muktinath, Mustang, Kalopani, Tatopani, Ghorepani, Tandapani, Ghandruk, and more
  • Discover the rich vegetation along with Fauna and Flora
  • Explore the Gangapurna Lake, Chhyongkor Hill Hike (4200m), and Buddha Park
  • Breathtaking mountain views of Annapurna-II, Annapurna-IV, Gangapurna, Chuli East, Tilicho Peak, Pisang Peak, and Dhaulagiri Ranges
  • Conquer the Thorong La Pass (5416m) the highest point of the Annapurna Circuit trek
  • Glaciers and serenity of river valley and trekking path
  • Explore the lower Mustang region, Muktinath temple, and Jomsom
  • Stay in Marpha Village and learn about the Thakali Culture and way of life.
  • Dhaulagiri ice falls and dense forest along the trail from Marpha to Tatopani
  • Soak in the Natural Hot Spring at Tatopani Village
  • Trek to Ghorepani Poon Hill for iconic sunrise views over the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges
  • Stay at the Gurung village in Tadapani and Visit Ghandruk Village before taking a jeep drive to Pokhara

What is the Classical Annapurna Circuit Trek route?

There are lots of remote regions in Nepal that are still not connected with the capital city Kathmandu. These places are untouched and people are suffering a lot because of lack of accessibility. However, lots of developmental works are going on rapidly to ease tensions among the locals of these remote places. The construction of a road network in the remote places of Nepal is a boon for the locals but it has disturbed the trekking route of Nepal. This is the same in the case of the Annapurna Circuit Trek route. Nowadays, people travel to Manang or Chame in a jeep and then they return to Pokhara from Muktinath. Thus, the number of trekking days has decreased drastically. However, The Himalayan Trekking Path always tries to provide an authentic feel to its trekkers. Therefore, this trekking package consists of the trekking itinerary that was used when the road network was not established in this section of Nepal.

How to reach Jagat via Besisahar from Kathmandu?

The trailhead of classical Annapurna Circuit Trekking in Nepal is Besisahar. However, in our classical itinerary we have kept jeep drive to Jagat via Besisahar. It is because the villages in this section between Jagat and Besisahar are no longer remote village areas of the region that provide authentic rural vibes. Therefore, it is good to skip trekking from Besisahar and drive directly to Jagat. In order to reach Jagat via Besisahar from Kathmandu we will have to take a local bus to Besisahar and then we will have to travel in a four-wheel jeep to Jagat. However, you can get an option to travel to Jagat in a four-wheeled jeep from Kathmandu directly instead of using the local bus but the price differs. Make sure that you contact our travel planners and state your preference.

Is it true that you can reach Mustang Valley from Manang by using caves of Ngawal Village?

There is a myth among locals that the caves present in the Ngawal Village leads people directly to Mustang region. So far, no one has attempted to explore this myth but in ancient times people used to use this route to reach Mustang from Manang skipping the daunting Thorong La Pass Crossing! In addition, monasteries and written scriptures also support this mythical belief.

Trek to Gangapurna Ice Lake (3540 m)

Manang Village is the major Gurung settlement village in the Annapurna Circuit Trek route. Trekkers spend two nights in this village as a part of acclimatization activity. Acclimatization activities are crucial for successful high-altitude trekking. Beyond Manang, the trekking trip traverses through places higher than 3500 m altitude. Normally, places beyond 2500 m are considered as AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) risky areas. We must do acclimatization hikes during the trek too. After exploring the magnificent Manang Village, trekkers trek to Gangapurna Ice Lake (3540 m). The Lake is beautifully situated in a natural amphitheater style. Trekkers spend about 1 hour on the shores of the lake and visit the nearby monastery before hiking back to Manang Village.

Some trekkers don’t prefer to visit Gangapurna Lake. For these trekkers, we can hike a hill behind Manang Village as it is 3800 m from sea level. The scenery of Annapurna Massifs and beautiful Manang Valley from the top of the hill is incredible and mesmerizing.

Which is the best choice between Thorong Phedi and Thorong High Camp before Thorong La Pass Crossing?

There is a debate among travel planners and trekkers about the suitability of spending an overnight before Thorong La Pass in either Thorong Phedi or Thorong High Camp. Both these places have advantages as well as disadvantages. Staying overnight in Thorong High Camp ensures that you have slightly easy time when you are crossing the Thorong La Pass. It saves about 1.5 to 2 hours of uphill trekking. The worst part is that staying overnight in high camp is difficult in comparison to staying in Thorong Phedi. Therefore, give authority to your trekking guide in deciding whether to stay in Phedi or High Camp. The guide will assess your situation and decide. Heed the instructions of your trekking guide!

Thorong La Pass Altitude and Difficulty

The altitude of Thorong La Pass is 5416 m from sea level. It is one of the most popular high-altitude passes in Nepal. From the top of the pass, you can get mesmerizing scenery of mountains from Annapurna Massifs, Dhaulagiri, and Manaslu ranges. Crossing the pass is not easy as it is arduous! You must possess good physical fitness and cardio-vascular abilities. Don’t underestimate trekking activity in Nepal. Trekking in Nepal demands lots of physical fitness as you will have to walk uphill and downhill most of the time. While crossing the Thorong La Pass (5416 m) you will have to walk for about 2.5 to 3 hours to reach the top and descend to Muktinath takes about 3 to 3.5 hours. Therefore, you must prepare your body accordingly!

Muktinath Temple and Buddhists Nunnery

Upon crossing the Thorong La Pass, trekkers reach the sacred region of Muktinath Temple and a nunnery. This place signifies great religious tolerance and harmony among Nepalese people! In one place you can find both Buddhists and Hindus pilgrimage sites. Muktinath temple premise has 108 taps and 2 ponds. It is believed that if you bathe in these taps and dip in the sin pond and sacred pond then all your sins will be forgiven. Nearby the Hindu temple you can find a nunnery of Buddhists religion where you can witness ever lighting flame! The temple and nunnery are one of the major pilgrimage sites of Hindus and Buddhists people of Nepal.

Marpha Village is the popular Thakali Village in Mustang Region of Nepal

Normally, trekkers trek to Jomsom and fly to Pokhara in the contemporary Annapurna Circuit Trek journey. Some prefer to take jeep or local bus back to Pokhara. However, the itinerary knitted by the travel planners of The Himalayan Trekking Path consists of trekking instead of driving back! It is to provide the authentic classical Annapurna Circuit Trekking feeling to our guests. One night in Marpha is enough to know about traditions and culture of Thakali people of the region. These people are indigenous group of people with their own language and culture. In addition, Marpha village is known for apple farming as you can find lots of apple products and liquors. There are many alleys where you can walk and rejoice! It is truly a photographer’s paradise.

Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek during Annapurna Round Trek

Do you know that Poon Hill Trek is the most famous short trekking route of Nepal? Yes, in the Annapurna Base Camp Trek route, trekkers can visit this iconic vantage point of Nepal’s Annapurna region. After relishing natural hot springs water in Tatopani, trekkers trek uphill to Ghorepani. It takes about 1.5 hours to reach the top of Poon Hill (3210 m) from Ghorepani. The hill is famous for experiencing marvelous sunrise from the casement of mountains. Soak into the breathtaking scenery of mountains like Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, Dhampus Peak, Himchuli, Gangapurna, Annapurna I, IV, South, and Machhapuchhre along with several unnamed mountains from the top of Poon Hill.

Can I do Tilicho Lake Trek during Annapurna Circuit Trekking?

Yes, it is possible to add Tilicho Lake Trek itinerary during the Annapurna Circuit Trek trip. If you choose to visit Tilicho Lake while doing the Annapurna Circuit Trekking then you will have to add 3 to 4 days extra. Make sure that you inform our travel planners in an advance so that we can knit a hassle-free side trek to Tilicho Lake.

Is it possible to do Annapurna Short Trek?

Nowadays, it is possible to do Annapurna Short Trek in Nepal. You can do the complete Annapurna Modern Circuit Trek in just 10 days. It involves jeep drive for two days from Besisahar. Trekkers are transferred to Manang Village via Dharapani in two days from Besisahar. Please contact our travel planners to know about the road conditions and possible risk of reaching high-altitude places quickly.

Book the Annapurna Circuit Trek in Nepal with us and walk the trail like our ancestors used to do! Walk on the Classical Annapurna Round Trek route and knit a momentous travel tale full of mountains, passes, villages, and pilgrimage sites! Contact us and get the best travel deals to do Annapurna trek in Nepal.

What is the cost of the Annapurna Circuit Trek?

Learn about the detailed cost of the Classical Annapurna Circuit Trek for 2025-2026! Before you need to know.

Do you know what is the average cost of the Annapurna Circuit Trek in Nepal? Yes, the cost of the legendary Annapurna Circuit Trek starts from USD 500 and reaches up to USD 2,000 depending on Duration, Package, Itinerary, service, Group size, transportation, accommodation, and many more. Whether you are short or classically the Annapurna Circuit Trek with Himalayan Trekking Path always offers you the deal. 18-day classical Annapurna Circuit Trek Cost varies according to the group size from USD 1100 to 1300 per person. With our well designed 18 days package you will get comprehensive service as our website mentioned. In the package, you will get all the transportation, accommodation, guide, porter, mountain meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner), Permits, etc. Here is the updated cost of the Annapurna Circuit Trek, breakdown as per the group size:

  • Solo trekkers can enjoy the Annapurna Circuit Trek for a cost of USD1300
  • Groups of 2–6 trekkers can experience the same trek at a reduced rate of USD1200 per person
  • For groups of 7–10 trekkers, the cost per person for the classical Annapurna Circuit Trek is USD 1100
Itinerary

The most authentic way to explore the world's beautiful Annapurna Circuit Trek that commences from  Jagat and ends the trek in Pokhara along the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek. This is the classical way to discover the diverse landscape, vegitation, ethnic community, culture, flora, and fauna. Embark on the classical Annapurna Circuit trek if you have a desire to immerse yourself in the traditional path of the entire Annapurna Circuit Trek. Here is the breakdown itinerary of the Annapurna Circuit Trek! 

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Greetings, backpackers! Nepal extends a warm welcome to you, a land adorned with endless natural beauty, vibrant ethnic traditions, timeless heritage, and hospitable people. Once you arrive at Kathmandu Airport, we will have the pleasure of meeting you for the first time. A private car will be waiting to transfer you to your hotel while exchanging friendly greetings. Following that, you will be introduced to your trekking guide. We recommend taking some time to relax and take a leisurely stroll in the evening to acquaint yourself with the lively and colorful Nepalese bazaars!

Max. Altitude: 1350m/4429.134ftMeal: DinnerAccommodation: Hotel

Embark on your journey today from Kathmandu as you set off on a captivating drive to Jagat. The duration of this drive, which may vary depending on traffic conditions, is approximately eight hours. You have the option to choose between a tourist bus or a Jeep for your transportation. As you traverse the hills along the Prithvi Highway, you will be accompanied by the wild and untamed Trishuli and Marsyandi rivers, renowned for their thrilling white-water rafting experiences. The meandering highway will unveil the picturesque countryside of Nepal, with its verdant greenery, babbling streams, quaint villages, fertile agricultural lands adorned with vibrant green paddy plants, and awe-inspiring mountain panoramas. Upon reaching Dumre, we will veer north onto a narrow yet well-paved secondary road that will lead us to Besisahar, offering enchanting mountain vistas along the way. From Besisahar, it will be a delightful one-hour drive to Jagat, passing through Kundi and sprung.

Max. Altitude: 1,300 meters (4,265 feet)Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/ Lodge

From Jagat, we make an abrupt ascent to Chamje and keep up with our trek on the trail along the east bank of the meandering Masryangdi River. We now move across a suspension bridge and ascend uphill through fields of corn, barley, and potatoes, and then through forests of bamboo and rhododendrons, all the way into a large highland ahead at the Village of Tal (1,511m). Tal is the first village in the Manang district that is situated on a flatland besides the sandy beach and river at the bottom of a huge waterfall. From here, we trek past the village of Khotro (1,860 m), the alpine forest, and other villages, and finally make it to Dharapani (1,960m).

Max. Altitude: (1960m/6430.446)Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

Setting off from Dharapani, our journey takes us along a trail that begins with a steep ascent before gradually descending towards the west. Eventually, we arrive at Bagarchhap, a quaint village that showcases the rich Buddhist culture and features traditional Tibetan-style houses. Continuing our trek, we navigate through enchanting fir and pine forests, passing by charming bridges and cascading waterfalls nestled amidst the towering oak and maple trees. Ascending via a series of steep stone steps, we finally reach Chame (2,710m), the administrative hub of Manang district, offering panoramic views of Lamjung Himal (6,983m), Annapurna IV (7,525m), and Annapurna II (7,937m).

Max. Altitude: 2710m/8891.076ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

Today, we embark on a challenging journey along a steep path surrounded by dense forest, leading us to a magnificent curved rock face that rises 1,500m above the river. Beyond this point, the landscape transforms, and the lush vegetation gives way to open spaces. We will cross the river multiple times, using suspension bridges along the way. As we continue, the trail unveils the breathtaking U-shaped valley of Manang, nestled between two majestic snow-covered peaks, offering us awe-inspiring views of the surrounding mountains. Finally, we arrive at the enchanting Pisang village, situated at an elevation of 3,300m.

Max. Altitude: 3300m/10826.77ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

We have reached a point where the main trail splits into two paths that lead to Manang. Opting for the upper route, we pass through Upper Pisang via Ghyaru village, which is known for its charming stone houses. Along the way, we are treated to breathtaking views of majestic mountains like Pisang Himal and Annapurna, which seem to be within arm's reach. Today, we take delight in the soft hues of the stunning landscape, complemented by the contrasting vegetation. Our next stop is Ngawal, a village that boasts a gompa and ancient juniper trees. As we continue our journey, the trail gradually descends towards Mungji and eventually leads us to the renowned Thakali village of Manang (3,519m). Along the way, we witness the harsher conditions brought about by the cold and arid climate.

Max. Altitude: 3510m/11515.75ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/ Lodge

On the eighth day of your journey, it is essential to take a break and adjust to the higher altitude in Thorong La. Manang is the perfect place to rest and acclimatize before continuing. If you have any concerns about acute mountain sickness, you can seek medical advice at the Himalayan Rescue Association outpost. Additionally, Manang offers breathtaking views that you can enjoy during your rest day. However, if you prefer not to rest, there are nearby attractions such as Gangapurna Lake (3,525m) and Cave Gompa (4,000m) that showcase stunning vistas of the Annapurna range, Tilicho Peak (7,134m), Pisang Peak (6,091m), Chulo Peak (6,584m), Thorong Peak (5,416m), and more. Nevertheless, it is highly recommended to prioritize rest and acclimatization to ensure a safe and successful journey. Never underestimate the impact of higher elevations on the human body, as negligence can have severe consequences, including loss of life.

Max. Altitude: 4000m/13123.36ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/lodge

Today's expedition leads us along a trail that traverses a stream, then ascends above Manang towards Tenki village, before gradually climbing out of the Masryangdi valley. The path now changes course to the northwest, guiding us through the enchanting Jarsang Khola valley, where we encounter sprawling pastures, clusters of juniper trees, and a continuous gain in elevation. Passing through the charming village of Ghunsa, we make our way across thriving meadows until we reach a wooden bridge spanning a gentle river. Ultimately, our destination awaits at Yak Kharka (4,110m). The term 'Yak' denotes a long-haired, domesticated mammal resembling an ox, commonly found in the Himalayan region, while 'Kharka' signifies lush meadows or pasturelands. Essentially, Yak Kharka serves as yet another idyllic grazing spot.

Max. Altitude: 4110m/13484.25ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/lodge

The trek today will prove to be quite challenging. We will be heading north along the trail and will eventually come across a suspension bridge that leads to the village of Ledar. As we continue our ascent, we will be greeted by towering cliffs on the uphill path. Our final destination for the day is Throng Phedi, where we will be treated to a stunning view of Annapurna III and the majestic mountaintops of Syagang (6,026m), Gundang (5,312m), and Khatungkang (6,484). Thorong Phedi is the last human settlement before reaching Thorong La Pass, situated at the base of Thorang la peak (6,144m).

Max. Altitude: 4600m/15091.86ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/lodge

At the crack of dawn, we embark on the most grueling part of our entire journey. We initiate a sudden ascent on the trail towards the world's highest mountain pass: Thorong La Pass, situated at an elevation of 5,416m above sea level. This will be the highest point we will ever reach during our adventure. The quest to conquer the renowned Thorong La Pass will undoubtedly leave an indelible mark on your lifetime experiences, as each step towards the summit can be physically exhausting. However, the end reward is beyond compare, with awe-inspiring and tempting vistas that encompass the enchanting Annapurna range to the south and the majestic Mukut Himal (6,473m) to the west, unrivaled by anything else in the world. Afterward, we descend through grasslands to reach Muktinath (3,800m). Muktinath holds religious significance for both Hindus and Buddhists, serving as a sacred shrine devoted to the mighty deity Vishnu.

 

Max. Altitude: 5416m/17769.03ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/lodge

Blessed by Holy Muktinath, we set off for Ranipauwa village. Along the way, we’ll meet many fellow trekkers, pilgrims, and backpackers heading towards Muktinath. Thereafter, we’ll make an abrupt descent on an arid hillside to Kagbeni, continue on our way to Jomsom, and finally set foot in Marpha village (2,670m).In order to achieve this feat, we will pursue the trail along the plateau above the world`s deepest gorge, Kali Gandaki, throughout the arid terrain that corresponds to the Tibetan Plate. The village of Marpha is renowned worldwide for its lovely apple orchards. This village offers various items made of apples, including famous “Marpha” apple brandy

Max. Altitude: 2,670m/8759.843ft

This very day, we tighten up the shoelaces and commence our trek. Following the trekking trail, we run across multiple classical villages inhabited by traditional Thakali communities and head towards Chokhopani village. En route, we’ll be delighted to see the lovely apple orchards alongside the picturesque mountain scenery which includes snow-capped peaks of Annapurna I, Annapurna Fang, Dhaulagiri, Tukche and Nilgiris’. Subsequently, we arrive in the town of Kalopani (2,530m).

Max. Altitude: 2,530m/8300.525ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

The fourteenth day of our journey presents us with a trek that is predominantly composed of downhill descent. As we proceed on our descent, we arrive at the village of Ghasa. From now on, we come across a sub-tropical forest with lush vegetation as the elevation gradually falls. Afterwards, we make it to Rupse Chahara, a renowned waterfall in the region. We continuously stay away from the roadway and move downward to a bridge at Dana. Eventually, we’ll trek down to the village of Tatopani (1,200 m), where the alleviating natural hot springs come to the aid and loosen up our worn-out muscles.

Max. Altitude: 1,200m/3937.008ft)Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/lodge

We depart from the Kali Gandaki region and set foot in the Ghar Khola valley. Today may prove to be a tough day as we ascend on an abrupt trail across Ghara, Shikha, and Chitre alongside terraced farmlands. Along the way, we come into contact with the different ethnic cultures and traditions of various communities. Regarding regional flora, we come across rhododendron, birch, magnolia, and a few pasturelands. After gaining some altitude, we witness sublime mountain vistas and finally arrive at the gorgeous village of Ghorepani. The village is chiefly inhabited by Magar people and consists of guest houses that usually accommodate trekkers who stay overnight for an early morning climb to Poonhill (3,210m).

Max. Altitude: 2,850m/9350.394ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/lodge

Early in the morning, we ascend uphill on an hour trek to Poonhill. The viewpoint at Poonhill renders awe-inspiring sunrise vistas above the enchanting Annapurna range and other snowy peaks such as Dhaulagiri I (8,167m), Tukuche (6,920m), Dhampus (6,012m), Nilgiri (7,061m), Hiunchuli (6,441m), Machhapuchhre (6,997m), Lamjung Himal (6,920m), Manaslu (8,163m) etc. that tend to freeze the observer for some moments due to dismay and amazement. After watching some spectacular view, we now trek down to Ghorepani. Afterwards, we trek to Deurali then gently descend downhill to Banthanti. We continue on the uneven but pleasant trail to small Gurung village of Tadapani (2,660m). From here, a gentle walk through the forest combined with some hours of gradual descent; we arrive at Ghandruk village (1,952m): the largest Gurung settlement in the region. The beautiful village renders splendid Mountain View of; Annapurna South (7,219m), Hiunchuli (6,441m), Machhapuchhre (6,997m), Mardi Himal (5,587m) and many more. A visit to Ghandruk Gurung Museum with a tour of the village itself may help you to get a deep insight into the ethnic Gurung culture and tradition.

Max. Altitude: 1950m/6397.638ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

Bidding farewell to friendly locals of Ghandruk, we depart from there and trek down to Syauli Bazaar. Thereupon, we trek along the right bank of Modi Khola to Birethani then finally arrive at Nayapul. An approx. 1-hour drive on a private vehicle will lead us to Pokhara. This alluring city offers various options to relax perfectly. Either you can rest in your hotel room, enjoying the services provided by your hotel or you can get a kick out of various adventure sports such as bungee jumping, zip flyer, paragliding etc. You can also visit landmark sites of the city such as Davis falls, Mahendra Cave or take rejoice in boating around prepossessing Phewa and Begnas Lake.

Max. Altitude: 823m/2700.13ftMeal: Breakfast and LunchAccommodation: Hotel

Today, you’ll head back to Kathmandu via tourist bus. It takes about 7-8 hours to cover about 200km journey via Prithvi Highway; depending on traffic conditions. You’ll definitely love the scenic landscapes throughout the way. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you’ll be transferred to your hotel. The evening in the city is wonderful and during this time you can visit the radiant marketplaces to perform some last minute souvenir shopping.

Max. Altitude: 1350m/4429.134ftMeal: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

Today marks the end of your journey in Nepal. We hope you are satisfied with our services and expertise. We also appreciate your decision to choose us and provide us with the opportunity to help you plan and implement your dream escapade. Approximately 3 hours before your scheduled flight, we’ll escort you to the airport. Farewell!!

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