After a good night’s rest, you will be woken up with a morning call, if you desire, followed by a warm bed tea. Once you finish your breakfast, there will be a guided tour to some of the most historical and spiritual landmarks of the city, all of them being recognized as UNESCO world heritage sites. You will visit the most revered and holy Hindu temple complex of Pashupatinath, and one of the largest stupas in the world - a Buddhist shrine at Bouddhanath. You will also take a tour to Patan, the city of artisans. There you will visit the historical Patan Durbar Square and delight in the architectural wonders of the Malla era. Other attractions in Patan are the Mahaboudhha temple, the Kumbeshwor temple, Krishna temple and the Golden temple. On completion of the sightseeing, you will return to your hotel and either take rest or stroll around the bustling Thamel town. Overnight in Kathmandu.

After Breakfast: Drive to Pokhara (200 km - 6 hrs). During route you can visit Manakamana Temple by Cable Car which cost is addition USD 22 per person directly at the station. This ride gives breathtaking views of Hills, Mountains and river.e clouds.

You will drive along a zigzag route that leads you to Nayapul, which is the starting point of your trek. The initial hike through sub-tropical jungle leads you to a large and flourishing riverside village, Birethanti that lies at the convergence of the Modi and Bhurungdi Rivers. Crossing the latter river after lunch through a bridge, and hiking up to Sudame along the off-road, you will do a gradual climb up to Tikhedhunga. Crossing another metal suspension bridge and making a steep ascent along thousand of tiring staircases and boulders will land you in the village of Ulleri. From here you get terrific views of the landscape of valley floor which you traversed during the daytime, with astonishing views of Annapurna South and Hiunchuli. Overnight in Ulleri.

After breakfast, it is time to leave behind the large Magar village, Ulleri and begin the scenic ascend towards Ghorepani, a fascinating stop with small shops and stalls that sell local products and crafts. Climbing gently through beautiful forests of oak, rhododendron, and magnolia, and occasionally grey langur monkeys leaping over branches, you will reach Banthanti. Moving ahead from this tiny village for a short while, you will reach Nangethanti. The panoramic views will undoubtedly give you the much-needed energy to continue with your ascent. After another hour of walking and several breaks, you will reach Ghorepani, a village that offers stunning views of the Annapurna South and Nilgiri Mountain peaks. It is here that you will begin to feel the chilled weather, as this village rests quite higher than our previous places. Overnight in Ghorepani.

Today you will kick off with a pre-dawn hike, roughly-an-hour climb through rhododendron forests leading up to the grassy top of Poon Hill. The viewpoint of Poon Hill is the most popular trekking destination within the Annapurna region, where you can enjoy tantalizing views of Mustang, Pokhara and more than 20 of the highest mountains including close-up views of Dhaulagiri I, Annapurna I,Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri, Tukuche, Nilgiri, Varaha Shikhar, Lamjung Himal and Manaslu. The unobstructed and illuminated sunrise view over the Himalayas and far western ranges of Dolpo is the most mesmerizing moment for you today. After a photographic delight and a hot beverage, you will descend to Ghorepani for breakfast and then trek to Tatopani. Walking down along Kali Gandaki valley, you will cross the villages of Chetra and Sikha and keep dropping till you reach Ghar Khola village. A short walk following the seasonal road crossing a suspension bridge, the trail ascends up to Tatopani village. Here, you may take a hot bath in natural hot spring and ease away your tired, aching body and feet. Overnight in Tatopani.

Today’s trek begins with a gradual ascent up the Kali Gandaki gorge, the deepest gorge in the world, towards a small village of Dana that is surrounded by orange orchard farms. You may witness indigenous people selling oranges on the way in baskets. Crossing a suspension bridge, you will walk through a small hamlet Rupse and beyond this village rests a thundering waterfall cascading down beside the trail, popularly known by the name of Rupse Chhahara. Entering the steepest and the narrowest section of the gorge from Rupse village, you will walk on the layered stone path that is well-constructed and wide. As the rock cliff ends, you will ascend to a beautiful village that is located at the lower part of the Kali Gandaki Valley, the warm and green Ghasa, a quaint Thakali village famous place for bird-watchers. Overnight in Ghasa.

The way out of Ghasa offers some fantastic views of snow-capped mountains towering above as you ascend on a steep track to Lete Khola through rock-strewn path and forests of fir, cypress, and juniper along the riverbank of Kali Gandaki. Walking further from Lete village and treading east of the river beyond Kalopani will take you through a watery section to Larjung village. Here you will witness the marvelous architectural grandeur, tunnels, narrow alleyways and houses built in traditional style. Overnight in Larjung.

After breakfast, you will leave Larjung village along the trail following the broad valley of Kali Gandaki passing through Khobang and Tukuche. The path rambles through stonewalled orchards and soon leads you across a stone gate marking the entry of Marpha, a village of hardworking people. It is also known as the apple capital of Nepal, with Marpha brandy and jams produced from its apples. Several white-walled houses and well-maintained drainage system can be observed here in Marpha. After having lunch in Marpha, you will continue hiking towards Jomsom, the district headquarters of Manang. Approaching Jomsom, the landscape changes drastically. It becomes barren and impressive with an amalgamation of brown, yellow and grey colors contrasting with the white snow-capped peaks of Tilicho and Nilgiri. Overnight in Jomsom.

The trekking resumes after breakfast along the track through the graveled riverbed of Kali Gandaki. Leaving the valley floor of Jomsom and walking past Kagbeni with beautiful meadows, streams and apple orchards, you will cross a small ridge to ascend towards Khingar village. More fields, streams and lush vegetation can be observed as you walk along the trail towards Jharkot village. Tremendous views of Dhaulagiri and Nilgiri mountain peaks can be glimpsed throughout today’s walking path. Walking past the villages of Purang and Changur, you will encounter mule stables and steep barren hillside before entering the village of Ranipauwa, which has remained an ideal resting point for pilgrims and travelers. From here it is about an hour’s walk to reach Muktinath, an important pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists. Overnight in Muktinath.

Since Muktinath to Jomsom is barely a few hours walk, you will have plenty of time in the Muktinath area this morning. After visiting the temples and a brief sightseeing spree in Muktinath, your trail will lead you to the village of Ranipauwa. Descending the spectacular Kali Gandaki valley, you will pass the villages of Jharkot and Khingar, which are decorated with distinctive Tibetan structural designs. At Jharkot there is a monastery and many Buddhist caves for you to explore. Moving from beautiful meadows, streams and fruit gardens, walking past Kagbeni, you will follow the valley floor to reach the district headquarter of the Mustang district, Jomsom. Tremendous views of Dhaulagiri and Nilgiri mountain peaks can be glimpsed throughout today’s walking trail. Overnight in Jomsom.

You will fly to Pokhara and visit Bindabasini Temple on the way back to the hotel. After Breakfast - Half day sightseeing to David’s fall and Gupteshwar Mahadev Cave Visit Seti River, Visit Old Bazaar, Visit Bat Cave, Drive to Phewa Lake and enjoy boat ride & relax your rest of the day

After Breakfast: You will fly to Kathmandu and transfer to Hotel. Remaining day rest at the hotel or can do shopping or self excursion around with some massage as well before going back to home

Today is the day your holidays in Nepal have come to an end, and you will be flying back home with ample memories of the experiences you’ve had in the Himalayas. A representative from Aid Journeys will drop you off at the Tribhuvan International Airport well ahead of your scheduled flight for your onward journey. With plenty of time on board, you may plan your next trip in the Himalayan realms of Nepal. For those willing to stay back and extend your holidays, Aid Journeys will be glad to plan your trip according to your craving.