Manang Trek

Annapurna on the north side from Pokhara, Nepal's spectacular diversity appears at its finest the deep valleys and high mountains encircling the giant Annapurna Himal embrace a wide range of peoples and terrain, from subtropical forest to a high, dry landscape resembling with the Tibetan Plateau.

 
Two main trails follow river valleys in relatively easy ascents: up the Kali Gandaki to Jomosom and Muktinath, and up the Marsyangdi to Manang. By crossing a high but straightforward pass, the Thorung La, these trails can be joined into the classic Annapurna Circuit. As the land climbs, thatch-roofed mud-walled huts are replaced by flat-roofed stone houses, and people change from farmers to herders, Hindus to Buddhists.

The Annapurna region dramatically reveals the highland/lowland cultural and geographic frontier running across Nepal. Mountain views are frequent and excellent, and if they don't equal the heart-of-the-mountains feeling of Khumbu, there's the Annapurna Sanctuary, a secluded high-altitude hollow ringed by huge peaks.

Itinerary :

Day 01: Arrival Kathmandu air port and transfer hotel
Day 02: Drive to Besi Sahar - Bulbule
Day 03: Besi Sahar - Bulbule - Sange
Day 04: Sange-Tal
Day 05: Tal - Chame
Day 06: Chame - Pisang
Day 07: Pisang - Manang village
Day 08: Manang rest for acclimatization
Day 08: Manang - Thorong Phedi (Thorong BC)
Day 09: Thorong BC - Thorong La pass (5416m) - Muktinath
Day 10: Muktinath - Jomosom
Day 11: Jomosom - Pokhara.Pokhara lake sightseeing.
Day 12: Pokhara.Free day for rest and shopping
Day 13: Pokhara - Kathmandu
Day 14: Guided Sightseeing in Kathmandu valley
Day 15: Final Departure