• trip code

    TGN-311

  • difficulty

    Strenuous

  • Trip Style

    Group

  • Start in

    Kathmandu

  • end in

    Kathmandu

  • group size

    2 - 14 Pax

  • max altitude

    4,010 (13,157 feet) Lo La Pass

  • Accommodation

    Tea House

  • Best Season

    September and ends of November, March to May.

Overview

Upper Mustang Trek: Explore the Lost Hidden Kingdom in Nepal

The district of Mustang was once an independent kingdom. Until the early 1950s, it maintained close cultural ties with Tibet. The people here remained isolated from Nepal for hundreds of years. Even today, the true mountain folks of the Upper Mustang Trek still speak Tibetan and preserve their heritage. Explore this lost hidden kingdom on the Upper Mustang Trek.

History of Mustang Kingdom and Royal Rule

The king of Mustang held titular kingship until 2008, when Nepal became a republic following a major political shift. Although the monarchy ended, the king retained his title. Similarly, petty kings in Bajhang, Salyan, and Jajarkot kept their titles. Mustang’s capital, Lo Manthang, remains home to the last raja of Mustang. To learn more about Nepal’s royal history, visit the Nepal Government Official Site.

Tiji Festival 2025: Cultural Celebrations in Upper Mustang

Every May, Lo-Manthang in Upper Mustang hosts the vibrant Tiji Festival. This major cultural event celebrates Tibetan Buddhism with traditional music, dances, and performances. These acts depict the victory of good over evil. Visitors also enjoy unique activities that showcase native traditions. The festival creates an atmosphere cherished by locals and tourists alike.

Population and Ethnic Groups of Mustang Region

Based on the 2001 census, Mustang had roughly 14,981 residents spread across three larger towns. The district also contains about 30 smaller settlements. The majority of inhabitants belong to the Gurung and Thakali ethnic groups. Some residents proudly claim pure Tibetan ancestry. For information on Nepal’s diverse ethnic communities, check out our page on Ethnic Groups in Nepal.

Geography and Historical Trade Routes of Mustang

Mustang lies on a strategic trade route between India and Tibet. This location supported a thriving population. The trekking route used today follows the same path traders took since the 15th century. Discover other historic trekking routes on our Annapurna Circuit Trek.

Although Mustang became part of Nepal in the 1950s, foreigners only gained access in the early 2000s. Today, access beyond Kagbeni requires special trekking permits. Trekkers must also travel with a government-appointed official.

Discover the Ancient Mustang Sky Caves and Buddhist Artifacts

The Upper Mustang caves, or Sky Caves, are among the area’s most captivating attractions. Hundreds of man-made caves are carved into cliff faces. Experts estimate around 10,000 caves in this region. Exploring these caves revealed numerous Buddhist artifacts, some dating back to the 12th century. Finds include paintings, sculptures, and manuscripts. Along with a 55-panel depiction of Buddha’s life, the Mustang Sky Caves rank among the world’s greatest archaeological mysteries. For more about Buddhist heritage in Nepal, visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site on Lumbini.

Trek Difficulty and Best Seasons for Upper Mustang Trek

The Upper Mustang Trek is not particularly difficult, with its highest point at 3,800 meters. However, the conditions can be harsh. Most residents migrate to lower regions during winter due to cold weather, so trekking during this season is best avoided. Summer and monsoon months provide more favorable conditions.

Trekking Permits and Regulations for Upper Mustang

Permits play a crucial role in visitor safety and conservation. For the Upper Mustang Trek, you need the Upper Mustang Restricted Area Permit and the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP). You can obtain these permits in Kathmandu or Pokhara. Trekking with a registered guide or agency is mandatory. Properly acquiring permits supports the local economy and helps protect Mustang’s unique culture and environment. Read more about trekking permits on our Nepal Trekking Permits Guide.

Best Time and Climate for Trekking in Upper Mustang

Upper Mustang lies in the rain shadow region of the Himalayas and receives very little rainfall. The trek usually takes at least 14 days. It features a fairly easy walk through the Kali Gandaki valley, with occasional climbs above the valley walls. Vegetation is sparse in this desert-like region, but the harsh conditions test and strengthen travelers’ grit. The journey becomes part of the experience, especially when braving the cold Mustang winds.

Trip highlights

  • Jomsom bazaar- Located at an altitude of 2800 meters, Jomsom bazaar stretch over the river bank of kali Gandaki.It is famous for its local market and apples.
  • Packed mud and brick houses, dark alleys and chortens of the quaint Kagbeni village.
  • The deepest gorge in the world that is the Kali Gandaki Gorge.
  • Lo-Manthang is the ultimate highlight of this trek. This used to be the capital of the former Mustang kingdom that now has numerous chortens and monasteries. Several smaller villages scattered in the region also is the highlight.
  • The 12th century Mustang Sky Caves still conjure up mysterious allure to every travellers that visit.

itinerary

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  • day 01

    Arrival in Kathmandu

    • Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu.
    • Nepal Tour Guide team will greet you and drop you at your hotel.
    • Half day visit of major world heritage sites in Kathmandu such as  Royal Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath temple, Syambhunath, and Boudhanath stupa.
    • Preparing for the next day’s trek.
    • Overnight stay at your hotel.

  • day 02

    Flight Kathmandu - Pokhara or drive 6-7 hrs.

    Breakfast at your hotel in Kathmandu.

    We take an early flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara then drive to Pokhara Airport for 25 min flight to Jomsom.

    Jomsom is the district headquarter of Mustang.

    The short 20 minutes flight has great views on clear days.

    Close view of both Dhaulagiri and Annapurna from the flight is spectacular.

    Jomsom is where your actual trek begins.

    Overnight at a local guesthouse.

  • day 03

    Pokhara to Jomsom (2725m)- Kagbeni (2810m)

    Breakfast at Pokhara.

    On this day we will fly to Jomsom 20 min flight and 4 hrs of walk.

    From flight we can clearly see snowcapped mountain of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna range.

    After landing we will trek towards Kagbeni.

    Overnight at Kagbeni.

  • day 04

    Kagbeni (2810 m) - Chele (3050 m) 6 hrs

    The trek continues towards the east bank of the Kali Gandaki through many ridges and reach north to the Tangbe village. The picturesque Tangbe village is a labyrinth of narrow alleys amid white-washed mud and stone houses.
    From here, you continue your 2 hr hike to Chhusang village. After crossing the dwindling waters of Kali Gandaki, you climb up the huge red mass of Conglomerate.
    After crossing the Kali Gandaki Valley, you continue your uphill climb to Tiche Chele.
    The culture transitions from Manangi culture in Jomsom, Kagbeni and proceeding to Tibetan culture.
    Overnight at Chele.

  • day 05

    Chele (3050 m) - Syangbochen (3800 m) 7-8 hrs

    The trek goes along a steep barren land, alongside the copper red canyon. The copper red landscape makes Mustang unique.
    Hike down to the beautiful village Samar and stop for lunch.
    After a final descent, you will reach Syangboche. Here, almost all the tea houses look similar  to each other with their whitewashed walls and wood stacked neatly around the perimeter of the roof.

  • day 06

    Syangbochen (3800 m) – Ghami (3560 m) 7 hrs

    On the outskirts of Ghami, you will pass one of the longest many walls of Mustang.
    You will also pass a group of chortens on the way out.
    After this, you make your way uphill over a pass at an altitude of 3,820m. From here Mustang looks like a desert with barren hills.
    And we enter in the valley.
    Overnight at Ghami.

  • day 07

    Trek to Charang (3560m) Via Ghar Gompa (3950m)

    Breakfast at Ghami.
    On this day our trail will ahead towards Charang.
    The red-painted Charang stupa welcomes you to Charang.
    Further below is the palace and monastery of Tsarang.
    A broad pathway leads you to the 2nd largest village of Mustang, ‘Charang’. Charang was the capital of Mustang before Lo-Manthang.
    In this trek Ghar Gompa also a another adorable place.
    Overnight at Charang.

  • day 08

    Trek to Lo-Manthang (3810m)

    You trek to Lo-Manthang. It is one of the major highlights of any Upper Mustang Trek.
    You start your trek via Tsering Thupten Shedrub Dhargyeling Monastery.
    From here, you pass the Cherang river which separates Cherang and Lo. After crossing the pass Lo, you will reach Lo-Manthang.
    Lo Manthang was the capital city of the forbidden kingdom of Mustang. It still houses King’s impressive palace. The descendants of the kings still reside here.
    Once here, you can rest and hire horses on lease to explore the beautiful valley.
    Overnight at Lo-Manthang.

  • day 09

    Lo Manthang (3800 m). Rest day and explore heritage sites.

    This beautiful mystical town of Lo-Manthang has a lot to offer. Some of the must-visit places is the five storey palace of the Mustang King.
    Namgyal Gompa: Situated on a hilltop, it holds social, religious and legal importance.
    Tigkar village.
    Jampa Lhakhang: Houses a large Buddha statue and walls painted with intricate Mandalas.
    You can explore Nyphu Cave monastery.
    You can also explore Jhong Sky cave. The 2500 yr old cave has more than 44 compartments.

  • day 10

    Rest Day

    On this day we will do rest because it will be difficult if we continue the trek.
    For our Physical health we need to take rest.

  • day 11

    Trek to Yara (3650m) 6-7hrs

    Breakfast at Lo-Manthang.
    On this day after finishing our rest days. We will start our trek towards Yara.
    On this way we can see interesting valleys and one of the best village. DI village is way with descends.
    Overnight at Yara.

  • day 12

    Trek to Tangye (3240m) 4-5 hrs of walk

    Breakfast at Yara.
    On this day our trek will continues by crossing forest and rivers. This walk will take you to the small village Tangye. Where we can see only 30 houses.
    Overnight at Tangye.

  • day 13

    Trek to Tetang/Chossang (2980m)

    Breakfast at Tangye.
    On this our trail we will cross the hills and get in the Tetang village.
    Tetang village found between 2 hills. This trek will go along Kaligandaki.
    Overnight at Tetang.

  • day 14

    Trek to Kagbeni (2810m) 4-5hrs

    Breakfast at Tetang.
    On this day we will trek back to Kagbeni.
    Overnight at Kagbeni.

  • day 15

    Trek to Jomsom

    Trek to Jomsom
    You continue tracing your way back to the village of Jharkot.
    You can explore Jharkot Monastery, Tibetan Herbal Medicine Center and ancient fortress.
    You can feast on the delicious Mustang apple and witness the local culture.
    Overnight in Jomsom. The night before your flight back to Pokhara, there is usually some grand feasting and dancing with fellow travellers and locals.

  • day 16

    Fly to Pokhara.

    You catch an early morning flight to Pokhara.
    In Pokhara, you can choose to spend the rest of the day by booking a massage, bicycle ride around the city, boating , or just slumbering in your hotel room. You deserved it.

  • day 17

    Drive Back to Kathmandu.

    Breakfast then a bus or private car back to Kathmandu.
    In Kathmandu, you can choose to go souvenir shopping for your family and friends back home or just relax.

  • day 18

    Final Departure

    Our representative will take you to the airport and will assist you with procedures there.
    Farewell.

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Price Included

  • Airport Pick Up & Drop in a private Car.
  • All Ground Transportation as per above itinerary.
  • Accommodation on local lodges in the Trekking area.
  • 2 night’s accommodation in Kathmandu in a 3-star category hotel with breakfast
  • 2 Night accommodation in Pokhara in a 2-star category hotel with breakfast
  • Experienced English Speaking Guide.
  • All Government local Taxes
  • Annapurna conservation fees
  • (TIMS)Trekkers information Management System
  • Flight ticket (Pokhara-Jomsom-Pokhara).
  • ACAP Permit for entry in Manaslu.
  • Farewell Dinner with typical Nepali culture
  • First Aid Kit.

Price Excluded

  • Trekking equipments
  • Any type of personal expenses such as Alcoholic Beverage drinks,phone and Laundry.
  • Tips (Not mandatory)
  • Lunch and dinner during the trip
  • Meals in trekking area.
  • Arrangement of emergency helicopter service which will be paid by your travel insurance company.
  • items not included in cost includes.
  • Porter in Trekking area.

FAQ

  • What is the best time of a year to do Upper Mustang trek?

    For this trek spring season (March, April and May) is best time to trek. In this time, you can see the beauty of blooming flowers like rhododendron and orchids and clear panoramic view of Himalayas. Apart from this season, you can trek in other seasons too for the same adventure

  • What are the trekking equipment’s required for this trek and where do I get them?

    For trekking equipment’s, we have mentioned them below. We recommend you be equipped with these for the trekking: Day pack Duffle bag Sun glasses Towels Water bottle Washing soaps Moistening lotion Spare batteries Spare Warm clothes And most needy things like: Hiking boots, Flip-Flop slippers, wind proof jackets which will keep you warm, trekking suits, sun hat, water proof gears. These equipment’s are important for you while trekking and you will get these stuffs in trekking shops in Thamel area in Kathmandu or in lake side Pokhara. Our representatives will be happy to help you with the hiring of the materials.

  • Are the foods and water hygienically standard?

    Yes, the foods and water in the trekking region are hygienical standard as our representative will take care of foods that are provided to you on the region.

  • What kinds of foods are available during Upper Mustang trek?

    Typically, different kinds of ethnic foods like Dal- Bhat are best served in the area. One can also get western and continental foods however the taste might not be up to the usual standards. And please inform our guide if in case you are allergic to any kinds of food.

  • How fit do I need to be to do this trek?
    When planning a trek in Nepal, the fitness level needed depends on the specific trek you choose. Here are some general guidelines 1. Moderate Treks (e.g., Ghorepani Poon Hill) Basic fitness is usually enough. Regular walking and some cardio exercises will help. 2. Challenging Treks (e.g., Annapurna Circuit) A good level of fitness is important. You should be comfortable with long days of hiking, ideally 5-8 hours a day. Training for several weeks before the hike, including hiking with a backpack, can be beneficial. 3. Strenuous Treks (e.g., Everest Base Camp) Strong fitness is required. Endurance training, strength training, and acclimatization are essential. Consider doing longer hikes and elevation training if possible. Tips for Preparing Cardio Do activities like running, cycling, or swimming to build stamina. Strength Training Focus on leg strength with exercises like squats and lunges. Hiking Practice Train on similar terrain to prepare.
  • Do I need any medical insurance for this trek?

    Medical insurance is highly recommended for this trek because it will be easy for you in case of any medical emergency. The trek to Himalayas is itself a challenging task so it is better to be prepared for circumstance.

  • Do I need guides and porters for this trek and how can I get them?

    Trek guide is necessary for this trekking while you can choose to have a porter if you feel necessary who will carry 15 kgs of your luggage. The price of the porter is not included in our packages. You can get one in the trekking area and our guides will help you in the matter.

  • How can I pay for this trek?

    You can choose to pay via credit cards, Bank transfer or IME/ Moneygram/ Western Union. For more information regarding the payment please follow our payment information.

  • What happens in-case of medical emergency during the trek?

    In case of any medical emergency our guide will be there to help you. You could be transferred to any nearby health post or health clinic or you could be rescued via chartered Heli from the trekking region in case we need to. Having a travel insurance that covers the high-altitude medical insurance could be helpful in this situation.

  • Can I get the guides who speak languages other than English?

    Yes, you can get the guide that speaks other language if you need one. The price however will be extra.

  • What if I cancel the trip?

    For any trip cancellations clients will have to inform 30 days prior to the departure. While 20% Booking amount is fully nonrefundable any extra amount received above that shall be refunded however the expenses incurred for the transfer of the refund amount shall be charged by the company. Any trips cancelled within 30 days of the date of departure shall be fully nonrefundable.

  • How difficult is to do Upper Mustang trek?

    Upper mustang trek is a strenuous trek which involves 5 to 6 hrs of walk per day to reach an altitude of 3820 m so clients with altitude sickness might face the difficulties.

  • How experienced are your guides/porters for this trek?

    You will be accompanied by a knowledgeable and experienced guide licensed by the Government of Nepal. Our team has the members serving more than 10 years in the industry.

  • Are there ATMs on the way of this trek?

    No there are no ATMs on the way so you have to carry extra cash with you.

  • Do I have to pay extra for the mobile, camera charging, hot shower and internet use and how much is it?

    Yes, you have to pay extra charge 2 to 4 Dollars for charging, camera, hot shower or internet use.

  • What are the safety measures during my trip?
    Below are the important safety precautions for your trek. 1. Pre-Trek Training Cardio Gym exercises, strength training, and hikes to get your body used to being active. Research Knowledge of the terrain, possible weather conditions, and its hazards. 2. Acclimatization Ascend Gradually Take time to acclimatize at altitudes above 2,500 meters (8,200 feet). Observe the rule: "climb high, sleep low.". Hydrate Your Body Take ample water to help your body get used to the altitude. 3. Pack Essentials Medication Kit Bring a standard first-aid kit including bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, and medicine for altitude sickness. Emergency Supplies A whistle, flashlight, map, and multi-tool make up some of the items. 4. Stay Informed Weather Updates Check the weather forecast frequently and be prepared for sudden changes. Know Your Limitations Understand your body's limit and never overexert yourself. 5. Travel with Guide Avail the Services of a Local Guide An experienced guide can be so much helpful assistance and acquaintance with the local conditions and serve in case of an emergency. 6. Emergency Procedures Plan Emergencies Understand the evacuation route and have a plan for illnesses or injuries. Communication Carry a fully charged cell or satellite phone for emergencies. 7. Stick to Blazed Trails No Shortcuts On designated trails, there is less risk of getting lost or injured. 8. Group Security Travel with a Buddy Always hike with partners or groups. Pay close attention to the health and well-being of all. Constantly Check In Regularly discuss each member's feelings. Be Prepared Know how to react if you come across wildlife. Store the food properly and maintain a safe distance. 10. Insurance Travel Insurance Get comprehensive travel insurance that covers trekking and medical emergencies. These will really help you achieve a great trekking experience, while minimizing risks and taking safety measures for a safe adventure!
  • Do I need to tip guides and porters and how much is it?

    It is not mandatary but recommended to tip the guides and porters. It is usually 10% of trip amount.

  • What is the highest altitude reached of Upper Mustang trek?

    The highest altitude is 3820 m at Ghar Gumba.

  • How long do we walk every day during this trek?

    We will walk up to 5 to 6 hrs in this trek in average every day. Throughout the trail there will be plenty of time to rest and enjoy the scenic beauties.

  • What kinds of transportation are available during Upper Mustang trek? Do you book transportation or I need to book the transportation by myself?

    We will provide air transportation Pokhara- Jomsom and Jomsom- Pokhara. Other surface transportation will be in private vehicle. Local buses and shared jeeps are also available for the transportation.

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      Trip Name : Upper Mustang Trek


      Trip Overview :

      Upper Mustang Trek: Explore the Lost Hidden Kingdom in Nepal

      The district of Mustang was once an independent kingdom. Until the early 1950s, it maintained close cultural ties with Tibet. The people here remained isolated from Nepal for hundreds of years. Even today, the true mountain folks of the Upper Mustang Trek still speak Tibetan and preserve their heritage. Explore this lost hidden kingdom on the Upper Mustang Trek.

      History of Mustang Kingdom and Royal Rule

      The king of Mustang held titular kingship until 2008, when Nepal became a republic following a major political shift. Although the monarchy ended, the king retained his title. Similarly, petty kings in Bajhang, Salyan, and Jajarkot kept their titles. Mustang’s capital, Lo Manthang, remains home to the last raja of Mustang. To learn more about Nepal’s royal history, visit the Nepal Government Official Site.

      Tiji Festival 2025: Cultural Celebrations in Upper Mustang

      Every May, Lo-Manthang in Upper Mustang hosts the vibrant Tiji Festival. This major cultural event celebrates Tibetan Buddhism with traditional music, dances, and performances. These acts depict the victory of good over evil. Visitors also enjoy unique activities that showcase native traditions. The festival creates an atmosphere cherished by locals and tourists alike.

      Population and Ethnic Groups of Mustang Region

      Based on the 2001 census, Mustang had roughly 14,981 residents spread across three larger towns. The district also contains about 30 smaller settlements. The majority of inhabitants belong to the Gurung and Thakali ethnic groups. Some residents proudly claim pure Tibetan ancestry. For information on Nepal’s diverse ethnic communities, check out our page on Ethnic Groups in Nepal.

      Geography and Historical Trade Routes of Mustang

      Mustang lies on a strategic trade route between India and Tibet. This location supported a thriving population. The trekking route used today follows the same path traders took since the 15th century. Discover other historic trekking routes on our Annapurna Circuit Trek.

      Although Mustang became part of Nepal in the 1950s, foreigners only gained access in the early 2000s. Today, access beyond Kagbeni requires special trekking permits. Trekkers must also travel with a government-appointed official.

      Discover the Ancient Mustang Sky Caves and Buddhist Artifacts

      The Upper Mustang caves, or Sky Caves, are among the area’s most captivating attractions. Hundreds of man-made caves are carved into cliff faces. Experts estimate around 10,000 caves in this region. Exploring these caves revealed numerous Buddhist artifacts, some dating back to the 12th century. Finds include paintings, sculptures, and manuscripts. Along with a 55-panel depiction of Buddha’s life, the Mustang Sky Caves rank among the world’s greatest archaeological mysteries. For more about Buddhist heritage in Nepal, visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site on Lumbini.

      Trek Difficulty and Best Seasons for Upper Mustang Trek

      The Upper Mustang Trek is not particularly difficult, with its highest point at 3,800 meters. However, the conditions can be harsh. Most residents migrate to lower regions during winter due to cold weather, so trekking during this season is best avoided. Summer and monsoon months provide more favorable conditions.

      Trekking Permits and Regulations for Upper Mustang

      Permits play a crucial role in visitor safety and conservation. For the Upper Mustang Trek, you need the Upper Mustang Restricted Area Permit and the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP). You can obtain these permits in Kathmandu or Pokhara. Trekking with a registered guide or agency is mandatory. Properly acquiring permits supports the local economy and helps protect Mustang’s unique culture and environment. Read more about trekking permits on our Nepal Trekking Permits Guide.

      Best Time and Climate for Trekking in Upper Mustang

      Upper Mustang lies in the rain shadow region of the Himalayas and receives very little rainfall. The trek usually takes at least 14 days. It features a fairly easy walk through the Kali Gandaki valley, with occasional climbs above the valley walls. Vegetation is sparse in this desert-like region, but the harsh conditions test and strengthen travelers’ grit. The journey becomes part of the experience, especially when braving the cold Mustang winds.

      Trip Highlights
      • Jomsom bazaar- Located at an altitude of 2800 meters, Jomsom bazaar stretch over the river bank of kali Gandaki.It is famous for its local market and apples.
      • Packed mud and brick houses, dark alleys and chortens of the quaint Kagbeni village.
      • The deepest gorge in the world that is the Kali Gandaki Gorge.
      • Lo-Manthang is the ultimate highlight of this trek. This used to be the capital of the former Mustang kingdom that now has numerous chortens and monasteries. Several smaller villages scattered in the region also is the highlight.
      • The 12th century Mustang Sky Caves still conjure up mysterious allure to every travellers that visit.

      Itinerary

      • * Day-01 : Arrival in Kathmandu
      • * Day-02 : Flight Kathmandu - Pokhara or drive 6-7 hrs.
      • * Day-03 : Pokhara to Jomsom (2725m)- Kagbeni (2810m)
      • * Day-04 : Kagbeni (2810 m) - Chele (3050 m) 6 hrs
      • * Day-05 : Chele (3050 m) - Syangbochen (3800 m) 7-8 hrs
      • * Day-06 : Syangbochen (3800 m) – Ghami (3560 m) 7 hrs
      • * Day-07 : Trek to Charang (3560m) Via Ghar Gompa (3950m)
      • * Day-08 : Trek to Lo-Manthang (3810m)
      • * Day-09 : Lo Manthang (3800 m). Rest day and explore heritage sites.
      • * Day-10 : Rest Day
      • * Day-11 : Trek to Yara (3650m) 6-7hrs
      • * Day-12 : Trek to Tangye (3240m) 4-5 hrs of walk
      • * Day-13 : Trek to Tetang/Chossang (2980m)
      • * Day-14 : Trek to Kagbeni (2810m) 4-5hrs
      • * Day-15 : Trek to Jomsom
      • * Day-16 : Fly to Pokhara.
      • * Day-17 : Drive Back to Kathmandu.
      • * Day-18 : Final Departure

      Includes

      • Airport Pick Up & Drop in a private Car.
      • All Ground Transportation as per above itinerary.
      • Accommodation on local lodges in the Trekking area.
      • 2 night’s accommodation in Kathmandu in a 3-star category hotel with breakfast
      • 2 Night accommodation in Pokhara in a 2-star category hotel with breakfast
      • Experienced English Speaking Guide.
      • All Government local Taxes
      • Annapurna conservation fees
      • (TIMS)Trekkers information Management System
      • Flight ticket (Pokhara-Jomsom-Pokhara).
      • ACAP Permit for entry in Manaslu.
      • Farewell Dinner with typical Nepali culture
      • First Aid Kit.

      Excludes

      • Trekking equipments
      • Any type of personal expenses such as Alcoholic Beverage drinks,phone and Laundry.
      • Tips (Not mandatory)
      • Lunch and dinner during the trip
      • Meals in trekking area.
      • Arrangement of emergency helicopter service which will be paid by your travel insurance company.
      • items not included in cost includes.
      • Porter in Trekking area.

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      • Office Number: +977 1 4501555
      • Mobile Number: +9779851243700
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