After a nourishing breakfast at your hotel, you will embark on a full day of Kathmandu sightseeing, designed to immerse you in the city’s rich history, spirituality, and vibrant culture. Accompanied by our knowledgeable guide, you will visit some of Kathmandu Valley’s most iconic and sacred sites, each reflecting Nepal’s unique blend of Hindu and Buddhist traditions.

The day typically begins with a visit to Kathmandu Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that showcases exquisite Newari architecture, ancient palaces, and ornate temples dating back centuries. You will witness the daily lives of locals alongside the stunning craftsmanship of the Malla period, gaining insight into Nepal’s royal and cultural past.

Next, you will travel to the Swayambhunath Stupa, famously known as the “Monkey Temple,” perched on a hilltop offering panoramic views of the Kathmandu Valley. This sacred Buddhist monument is a spiritual haven for both pilgrims and visitors, featuring prayer wheels, vibrant murals, and a peaceful atmosphere.

The journey continues to Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest spherical stupas in Nepal and a focal point of Tibetan Buddhism in Kathmandu. Here, you can observe monks chanting prayers and devotees circumambulating the stupa, immersing yourself in the tranquil spiritual energy of the place.

Your sightseeing concludes at Pashupatinath Temple, the most significant Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Situated on the banks of the sacred Bagmati River, it is a site of profound religious importance where you may witness traditional rituals, cremation ceremonies, and vibrant festivals depending on the timing of your visit.

In the afternoon, you will return to the hotel for the crucial permit briefing session. Our trekking experts will guide you through the process of obtaining necessary trekking permits such as the Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP) and Restricted Area Permit, explaining their significance and any rules to be mindful of during your trek.

This day of cultural exploration paired with important logistical preparation sets a strong foundation for your Manaslu Circuit adventure. In the evening, enjoy a relaxing dinner and rest well in anticipation of the journey ahead.

🏞️ Highlights: Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath Stupa, Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, trekking permit briefing
🏨 Overnight: Hotel in Kathmandu
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast included; lunch and dinner optional
⏳ Time: Full day of sightseeing and permit arrangements

After an early breakfast, you will embark on an exciting and scenic drive from Kathmandu to Machhakhola, the starting point of your Manaslu Circuit Trek. The journey covers approximately 160 kilometers and typically takes around 8 to 9 hours, passing through diverse landscapes that transition from urban bustle to tranquil rural settings.

As you leave Kathmandu Valley behind, the road winds through terraced hills, fertile farmland, and traditional villages, giving you your first glimpse of rural Nepalese life. The journey offers spectacular views of the surrounding Himalayan foothills and the dramatic trails ahead.

You will cross the majestic Trishuli River and pass through bustling market towns like Dhunche and Besisahar, gateways to the Annapurna and Manaslu regions. En route, you can observe the local agricultural practices and interact with friendly villagers along the way.

The road gradually descends into the Machhakhola Valley, arriving at your destination at an elevation of 960 meters. Machhakhola is a charming riverside village nestled on the banks of the Budhi Gandaki River, surrounded by lush greenery and towering cliffs. This peaceful spot is the perfect place to rest and prepare for the trekking days ahead.

Upon arrival, you will settle into a comfortable guesthouse or lodge, where you can relax and enjoy a warm meal while soaking in the natural beauty and serenity of this remote Himalayan gateway.

Tonight, take some time to review your gear and get a good night’s sleep, as tomorrow marks the official start of your trek along the stunning Manaslu Circuit.

🏞️ Trekking distance: No trekking today
⏳ Driving time: Approximately 8–9 hours
🕉️ Elevation: From 1,350 m in Kathmandu to 960 m in Machhakhola
🏨 Overnight: Guesthouse or lodge in Machhakhola
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast included; lunch and dinner provided during the drive or upon arrival

After a wholesome breakfast at your guesthouse, you will begin your trek from Machhakhola, following the winding trail that leads deeper into the majestic Manaslu region. Today’s trek covers approximately 16 kilometers and takes around 6 to 7 hours, traversing lush valleys and crossing several scenic suspension bridges over the sparkling Budhi Gandaki River.

The trail gradually ascends alongside the riverbank, weaving through dense forests of rhododendron, oak, and pine trees that burst into vibrant colors during spring. You will pass quaint riverside villages and terraced fields, giving a glimpse of traditional rural life as local farmers tend to their crops.

Along the way, you will cross beautiful wooden suspension bridges, some swaying gently over the river, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and the roaring waters below. This stretch is rich in biodiversity and natural beauty, making it a photographer’s paradise.

Your destination for the day is Jagat, a peaceful village perched at an elevation of 1,410 meters. Jagat serves as the gateway to the Manaslu Conservation Area, where you will begin noticing subtle changes in culture and environment as you prepare for higher altitudes.

Upon arrival, you will be warmly welcomed by local hosts and settle into a cozy teahouse or lodge. Take some time to rest and explore the village, perhaps visiting the small local market or simply soaking in the tranquil mountain atmosphere.

Tonight, enjoy a delicious dinner prepared by your hosts as you prepare your body and mind for the days of trekking ahead through one of Nepal’s most spectacular and remote regions.

🏞️ Trekking distance: Approximately 16 kilometers
⏳ Trekking time: 6 to 7 hours
🕉️ Elevation: Ascend from 960 m in Machhakhola to 1,410 m in Jagat
🏨 Overnight: Teahouse or lodge in Jagat
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included

After a hearty breakfast in Jagat, you will continue your trek along the Budhi Gandaki River, gradually ascending toward the village of Pewa. Today’s journey covers approximately 17 kilometers and takes around 6 to 7 hours, winding through a blend of vibrant forests, terraced fields, and quaint settlements that showcase the rich culture of the Manaslu region.

The trail leads you through peaceful rural landscapes, passing through small villages where you can observe traditional Tibetan-influenced lifestyles and colorful prayer flags fluttering in the mountain breeze. Along the way, you will cross several picturesque wooden suspension bridges spanning pristine rivers, offering stunning views and perfect photo opportunities.

The natural surroundings are abundant with diverse flora including rhododendrons, firs, and maples, which create a beautiful canopy especially during springtime. Wildlife enthusiasts might spot various bird species and even the occasional mountain mammal.

As you gain elevation, the air becomes crisper and cooler, signaling your approach toward the higher reaches of the Manaslu Conservation Area. Arriving in Pewa, a charming village at 1,800 meters, you will be greeted by welcoming local residents and find comfortable accommodations in a traditional teahouse or lodge.

Spend the evening resting and enjoying the warm hospitality as you prepare for the next day’s trek, which promises further ascent into breathtaking Himalayan terrain.

🏞️ Trekking distance: Approximately 17 kilometers
⏳ Trekking time: 6 to 7 hours
🕉️ Elevation: Ascend from 1,410 m in Jagat to 1,800 m in Pewa
🏨 Overnight: Teahouse or lodge in Pewa
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included

🗓️ Day 6: Trek from Pewa to Ghap (2,160 m) – Climbing Through Forests and Cultural Villages

After enjoying a nutritious breakfast at your lodge in Pewa, you will begin today’s trek ascending further into the scenic Manaslu region. Covering approximately 9 kilometers over 4 to 5 hours, the trail gradually climbs through dense mixed forests of pine, fir, and rhododendron, offering refreshing shade and glimpses of vibrant flora.

As you trek, you will pass through traditional Buddhist villages where prayer flags adorn the rooftops and mani stones line the paths, symbolizing the deep spiritual heritage of the region. The peaceful ambiance is complemented by views of soaring peaks peeking through the trees, inspiring a deep connection with nature.

The path winds steadily upward, with occasional breaks allowing you to appreciate the stunning mountain vistas and crisp fresh air. Approaching Ghap, perched at an elevation of 2,160 meters, you will find a welcoming village that serves as a gateway to the higher reaches of the Manaslu Conservation Area.

Upon arrival, settle into your cozy teahouse or lodge, where you can relax and replenish your energy with a warm meal. This evening, take time to soak in the serene mountain atmosphere and prepare for the challenging yet rewarding days ahead.

🏞️ Trekking distance: Approximately 9 kilometers
⏳ Trekking time: 4 to 5 hours
🕉️ Elevation: Ascend from 1,800 m in Pewa to 2,160 m in Ghap
🏨 Overnight: Teahouse or lodge in Ghap
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included

After enjoying a nutritious breakfast at your lodge in Pewa, you will begin today’s trek ascending further into the scenic Manaslu region. Covering approximately 9 kilometers over 4 to 5 hours, the trail gradually climbs through dense mixed forests of pine, fir, and rhododendron, offering refreshing shade and glimpses of vibrant flora.

As you trek, you will pass through traditional Buddhist villages where prayer flags adorn the rooftops and mani stones line the paths, symbolizing the deep spiritual heritage of the region. The peaceful ambiance is complemented by views of soaring peaks peeking through the trees, inspiring a deep connection with nature.

The path winds steadily upward, with occasional breaks allowing you to appreciate the stunning mountain vistas and crisp fresh air. Approaching Ghap, perched at an elevation of 2,160 meters, you will find a welcoming village that serves as a gateway to the higher reaches of the Manaslu Conservation Area.

Upon arrival, settle into your cozy teahouse or lodge, where you can relax and replenish your energy with a warm meal. This evening, take time to soak in the serene mountain atmosphere and prepare for the challenging yet rewarding days ahead.

🏞️ Trekking distance: Approximately 9 kilometers
⏳ Trekking time: 4 to 5 hours
🕉️ Elevation: Ascend from 1,800 m in Pewa to 2,160 m in Ghap
🏨 Overnight: Teahouse or lodge in Ghap
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included

After a nourishing breakfast at your lodge in Ghap, you will continue your ascent into the breathtaking landscapes of the Manaslu Conservation Area. Today’s trek covers approximately 10 kilometers and takes around 5 to 6 hours, gradually climbing through mixed forests before transitioning to alpine meadows and more rugged terrain.

The trail offers spectacular views of towering Himalayan peaks, and you will notice the changing flora as the altitude increases — tall coniferous trees give way to sparse shrubs and colorful wildflowers in the open meadows. Along the way, you might encounter local herders and their grazing yaks, a reminder of the traditional high-altitude lifestyle that has endured for centuries.

Namrung, located at 2,630 meters, is a charming village known for its welcoming atmosphere and as an important stop on the Manaslu trek. The village features traditional stone houses, prayer wheels, and small shops where you can stock up on essentials.

Upon arrival, you will be warmly welcomed by local hosts and settle into a comfortable teahouse or lodge. This evening, enjoy the peaceful mountain environment and prepare for the next day’s trek to higher elevations.

🏞️ Trekking distance: Approximately 10 kilometers
⏳ Trekking time: 5 to 6 hours
🕉️ Elevation: Ascend from 2,160 m in Ghap to 2,630 m in Namrung
🏨 Overnight: Teahouse or lodge in Namrung
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included

After a wholesome breakfast in Namrung, you begin the day’s trek climbing steadily toward Shyala, a remote settlement that marks your entry into higher alpine terrain. The trail today is approximately 8 kilometers and takes about 4 to 5 hours, offering a mix of gentle ascents and cultural immersion as you pass through scattered villages, prayer flags, and mani walls that reflect the deep spiritual traditions of the region.

The path winds upward through changing vegetation—tall conifers and rhododendron give way to more sparse high-altitude flora—as the air becomes crisper and the views broader. Along the way, you’ll feel the tug of the mountains, a “Mountain Calling” that stirs both reflection and anticipation of the journey ahead. (Learn more about that pull and preparation on our blog: Mountain Calling)

Shyala, perched at 3,030 meters, is a quiet village far from the bustle, offering a genuine taste of traditional life and a critical opportunity for your body to adjust to altitude before pushing further north. Upon arrival, you will settle into a simple but welcoming teahouse or lodge, connect with local hosts, and take time to rest. This evening is important for hydration, light movement, and mental preparation for the next segment of the trek toward Samagaun.

Enjoy a warm meal, absorb the serene surroundings, and reflect on how the mountains have begun to shape your journey—this is where the real depth of the adventure begins.

🏞️ Trekking distance: Approximately 8 kilometers
⏳ Trekking time: 4 to 5 hours
🕉️ Elevation: Ascend from 2,630 m in Namrung to 3,030 m in Shyala
🏨 Overnight: Teahouse or lodge in Shyala
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included

After breakfast in Shyala, you set out on today’s meaningful and scenic trek toward Samagaun, with a special visit to the revered Pungen Gompa en route. The day covers approximately 10 kilometers and takes about 5 to 6 hours, climbing steadily into higher alpine terrain. The trail weaves through terraced fields and sparse forests before opening into the broader valley where Tibetan Buddhist culture becomes increasingly prominent.

En route, you will arrive at Pungen Gompa, an important spiritual sanctuary in the region. Here, take time to explore the monastery, observe monks in prayer, spin the prayer wheels, and absorb the calm, sacred atmosphere. This visit offers a moment of reflection and connection, as the gompa sits surrounded by sweeping mountain views and traditional mani walls, embodying the deep religious heritage of the area.

Continuing from Pungen Gompa, the trail leads you upward to Samagaun, a picturesque village nestled beneath the massive presence of Mount Manaslu. Arriving at 3,530 meters, you will feel the altitude’s presence more keenly, and the village’s serene environment provides a vital opportunity to begin adapting. Samagaun is your gateway to the high alpine world—a place where the rhythm slows, and preparation for the forthcoming ascent takes shape.

Settle into a welcoming teahouse or lodge, refresh with warm tea, and take a gentle walk around the village to stretch your legs and soothe your body after the climb. Tonight is a key evening for rest, hydration, and mental preparation, as you have earned the acclimatization days ahead that will make the higher passes safer and more rewarding.

🏞️ Trekking distance: Approximately 10 kilometers
⏳ Trekking time: 5 to 6 hours
🕉️ Elevation: Ascend from 3,030 m in Shyala to 3,530 m in Samagaun (via Pungen Gompa)
🏨 Overnight: Teahouse or lodge in Samagaun
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included
🌄 Highlights: Visit to Pungen Gompa, cultural immersion, first high-altitude village experience, approach to Mount Manaslu

Today is a pivotal day for both acclimatization and experiencing the raw grandeur of Mount Manaslu up close. After an early breakfast, you will depart from Samagaun and begin the day excursion toward Manaslu Base Camp. The out-and-back outing covers roughly 12 kilometers round-trip (the ascent gaining about 1,270 meters to reach approximately 4,800 meters at the base camp) and will take 7 to 10 hours total, depending on pace and conditions.

The trail climbs steadily through high alpine meadows, moraine fields, and scattered prayer flags, with ever-expanding views of the glacier-carved valleys and the massive ice walls of Manaslu. This hike gives you a taste of the high mountain environment while allowing you to return to the slightly lower altitude of Samagaun to sleep “low” after climbing high,” reinforcing safe acclimatization practices.

At Manaslu Base Camp, soak in the awe-inspiring panorama of the massif, watch the dynamic play of light over snow and rock, and feel the scale of the Himalaya before retracing your steps back to Samagaun. The descent is a chance to reflect on the day’s effort while easing stress on your body.

This day trip is both a reward and a strategic part of altitude adaptation, strengthening your readiness for the more demanding sections ahead. Spend the evening in Samagaun resting, hydrating, and enjoying the quiet mountain ambiance.

🏞️ Trekking distance: Approximately 12 km round-trip
⏳ Trekking time: 7 to 10 hours
🕉️ Elevation: Ascend from 3,530 m to ~4,800 m and return to 3,530 m
🏨 Overnight: Teahouse or lodge in Samagaun
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included
🌄 Highlights: Manaslu Base Camp views, strategic acclimatization, high-altitude experience, mountain immersion

After a nourishing breakfast, you will begin the next stage of your journey, trekking from Samagaun upward toward Samdo, gradually leaving behind the warmer valley feel and entering a more austere, high-altitude environment. Today’s trek is approximately 12 kilometers and takes about 5 to 6 hours, with a steady climb from 3,530 meters to 3,860 meters.

The trail unfolds across open valleys and sparse, windswept terrain, with increasing signs of Tibetan cultural influence—prayer flags fluttering in the crisp air, chortens guarding passes, and mani walls lining the path. The vegetation thins, and the landscape opens into broader vistas, revealing distant snow-capped peaks and the wide expanse of the upper Budhi Gandaki corridor. You may encounter local herders and their yaks, a reminder of the traditional highland livelihoods adapted to this rugged environment.

As you approach Samdo, the architecture and religious symbols reflect a closer proximity to Tibet: stone houses with flat roofs, colorful prayer flags draped across village entryways, and a quieter, more remote atmosphere that prepares you mentally for the higher altitudes ahead. Samdo serves as a strategic stop—here you begin to feel the true elevation, and your body will continue adjusting while your team ensures all equipment and health checks are in order.

Upon arrival, settle into your teahouse or lodge, hydrate well, and take a short walk around the village to keep circulation active without overexertion. This evening is important for final preparations before ascending to Dharmashala and ultimately crossing the Larkya La Pass. Reflect on the day’s transition and absorb the serene stillness of this high mountain gateway.

🏞️ Trekking distance: Approximately 12 kilometers
⏳ Trekking time: 5 to 6 hours
🕉️ Elevation: Ascend from 3,530 m to 3,860 m
🏨 Overnight: Teahouse or lodge in Samdo
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included
🌄 Highlights: Tibetan cultural influence, high alpine transition, scenic wide valleys, traditional highland life

After breakfast in Samdo, you begin today’s ascent toward Dharmashala, also known as Larkya Phedi, the critical staging area below the Larkya La Pass. The trek covers approximately 10 kilometers and takes around 5 to 6 hours, steadily climbing through increasingly rugged and windswept terrain as the landscape opens into high alpine expanses.

The trail gradually loses vegetation, and the air becomes noticeably thinner, signaling your progression into the true high-altitude environment. As you gain elevation, the dramatic backdrop of snow-capped peaks grows more prominent, and the rugged beauty of the region becomes ever more striking. You will pass rocky slopes, scattered prayer flags, and strategically placed mani walls that mark spiritual and protective traditions of the high Himalaya.

Arriving at Dharmashala (4,460 meters), you reach a crucial point of preparation for the upcoming Larkya La Pass crossing. This area serves as your last opportunity to rest, hydrate thoroughly, and make final adjustments to clothing and gear before tackling the highest point of the trek. Take a short walk to help circulation, but avoid overexertion; conserving energy now is essential.

Settle into your teahouse or mountain shelter, enjoy a warm meal, and spend the evening reviewing the plan for crossing the pass. Mentally and physically preparing here—checking layers, confirming weather, and staying well-hydrated—will make the next day’s early pre-dawn push over Larkya La more manageable and safer.

🏞️ Trekking distance: Approximately 10 kilometers
⏳ Trekking time: 5 to 6 hours
🕉️ Elevation: Ascend from 3,860 m in Samdo to 4,460 m in Dharmashala
🏨 Overnight: Teahouse or basic shelter in Dharmashala
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included
🌄 Highlights: High-altitude transition, final preparations for Larkya La Pass, stark alpine scenery

Today is the most iconic and physically demanding day of the trek as you cross the Larkya La Pass (5,160 m), the highest point on the circuit, before descending to the serene highland settlement of Bhimtang. After an early wake-up and a hearty breakfast, you begin the pre-dawn ascent from Dharmashala (4,460 m). The full day covers approximately 16 kilometers and typically takes 7 to 8 hours, depending on conditions and pace.

The climb to Larkya La is steady but steep in sections, with the terrain transitioning from rocky moraine to open snowfields near the summit. As you gain altitude, the panoramic vistas unfold—towering peaks of the Manaslu massif, Annapurna II, Himalchuli, Cheo Himal, and Kang Guru surround you in a vast, sacred amphitheater of ice and rock. Reaching the pass is a moment of triumph; take time to absorb the breathtaking 360-degree views, capture photographs, and feel the exhilaration of having crossed one of Nepal’s most spectacular high passes.

The descent from the pass brings relief and beauty in equal measure. The trail drops into a stark, windswept basin before easing into rolling alpine meadows dotted with grazing yaks. The village of Bhimtang (3,720 m) appears as a welcoming oasis after the high crossing—a place of rest and recovery, framed by distant peaks and open skies.

Upon arrival, you will settle into a comfortable teahouse or lodge, replenish with a warm meal, and allow your legs to recover from the day’s exertion. This evening is for reflection and gratitude: you have crossed Larkya La, and the descending trail ahead leads toward lower altitudes and deeper cultural interaction.

🏞️ Trekking distance: Approximately 16 kilometers
⏳ Trekking time: 7 to 8 hours
🕉️ Elevation: Ascend from 4,460 m to 5,160 m (Larkya La), descend to 3,720 m in Bhimtang
🏨 Overnight: Teahouse or lodge in Bhimtang
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included
🌄 Highlights: Crossing Larkya La Pass, panoramic Himalayan views, alpine meadow descent, arrival at Bhimtang

After breakfast in Bhimtang, you begin the sustained descent toward Tilche, dropping from high alpine terrain into richer subalpine valleys. Today’s trek is approximately 19 kilometers and takes about 6 to 7 hours, moving through a sequence of changing ecosystems as the altitude falls from 3,720 meters to 2,300 meters.

The trail first winds down across open meadows and gentle ridges before entering pockets of forest where rhododendron and oak begin to reappear. You will pass small, traditional settlements, and the landscape gradually softens—transitioning from the stark highland expanses to more sheltered, green valleys. This descent offers expansive views backward toward the peaks you’ve crossed, rewarding you with perspective on the journey so far.

Tilche, nestled at 2,300 meters, provides a welcome resting point after the long day. The village has a peaceful rural character; upon arrival, you will settle into a comfortable teahouse or lodge, refresh, and reflect on the day’s altitude change. This evening is a chance to relax, tend to sore legs, and prepare for the drive back to Kathmandu the following day.

🏞️ Trekking distance: Approximately 19 kilometers
⏳ Trekking time: 6 to 7 hours
🕉️ Elevation: Descend from 3,720 m in Bhimtang to 2,300 m in Tilche
🏨 Overnight: Teahouse or lodge in Tilche
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included
🌄 Highlights: Long descent, changing vegetation zones, rural mountain village atmosphere, reflective views of the high trail

After breakfast in Tilche, you will begin the long but scenic drive back to Kathmandu, covering approximately 230 kilometers over 9 to 10 hours. The journey descends steadily from the hills into the bustling Kathmandu Valley, passing through remote villages, terraced farmland, river gorges, and small market towns—each offering a final glimpse of rural Nepali life before returning to urban energy.

The road may be rough in sections, but the gradual change in landscape—from misty hills to broad valleys and finally the densely populated approaches to Kathmandu—provides a rich visual conclusion to your trek. Along the way, you can stretch at roadside stops, interact with locals in small towns, and savor the transition from the quiet mountains to the lively capital.

Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you will check into your hotel and have time to freshen up. In the evening, you can choose to relax or join the planned farewell dinner and cultural program to celebrate the successful completion of your Manaslu Circuit adventure.

🏞️ Distance: Approximately 230 kilometers
⏳ Driving time: 9 to 10 hours
🕉️ Elevation: Descend from 2,300 m in Tilche to 1,350 m in Kathmandu
🏨 Overnight: Hotel in Kathmandu
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast and farewell dinner included
🌄 Highlights: Scenic drive, rural landscapes, gradual return to urban Kathmandu, celebratory farewell evening

After a fulfilling breakfast at your hotel in Kathmandu, today you will prepare for your onward journey, whether returning home or continuing your adventures elsewhere. Depending on your flight schedule, you will be transferred in a comfortable private vehicle to Tribhuvan International Airport, where you will check in for your international flight.

This day offers a moment to reflect on the incredible experiences of your Manaslu Circuit Trek—the breathtaking mountain vistas, the rich cultural encounters with welcoming local communities, and the personal triumph of completing one of Nepal’s most rewarding trekking routes. The friendships forged and memories created during your journey will remain treasured for a lifetime.

Our dedicated team at Mountain King Treks extends heartfelt gratitude for choosing us as your trekking partner. We hope this adventure has inspired you and that you will carry the spirit of Nepal’s mountains with you wherever you go.

As you say farewell to the Himalayas, know that Nepal will always welcome you back with open arms for new journeys and discoveries. We wish you a safe flight and look forward to assisting you again on your future travels.

🏨 Meals: Breakfast included
✈️ Transfer: Private vehicle to Tribhuvan International Airport
🛫 Departure: International flight from Kathmandu