We, Himalaya Darshan Treks warmly welcome you and your group to Nepal. One of our company staff will take you to your hotel in Kathmandu. The person will be waiting outside the baggage hall of the Tribhuwan International Airport, Kathmandu, holding an A4-size paper with your name and our company name. So, you have to look for that person for your pick up from the airport. Your check-in at the hotel.

Your guide will take you from your hotel to New Bus station to drive to Macchha Khola. It is a 7/8 hour drive from Kathmandu. Stay at the guest house.

The journey from Machha Khola to Jagat takes 5 to 6 hours, going via the Gurung settlements of Khorlabesi, Tatopani, Dobhan, and Yuru Khola along the Budi Gandaki valley.

The day begins with the submission of a trekking permit at the Jagat Police checkpoint. Our right-hand trekking track leads to Tsum Valley, while our left-hand trail leads to Manaslu Circuit and Larke La Pass 5,106m. We continue our journey via a pleasant wooded uphill path with the Sheyar River wind to Lokpa.

Our trekking leads us to Chumling Village (2,810m) primarily follows the Syar Khola, a tiny river. Although it takes around 5 hours to walk through the incredibly serene wild countryside with the sound of the river. We’ll need to gain roughly 550 meters of elevation during the trip.

After breakfast, we start our journey with views of Small Ganesh Mountain and Buddha Himal, to reach the town of Dumje, the finest site for a tea/water break. It serves as an energy saver before crossing the river and trekking up to the Gho village for lunch. After lunch continues the trek to reach Chekumpar.

The morning begins with breathtaking vistas of various peaks in the Ganesh Himalaya Range and Buddha Peak, Himalchuli, and Mt Manaslu. Even though there is much to see and do in Chekumpar Village, we decided to travel to Nile 3,360m. This is one of the more leisurely days, with only a flat, peaceful walk and a narrow path.

After breakfast, we begin our day ascending to Mu Gompa. You can enjoy visiting old and historical Mu Gompa the largest monastery with spiritual values, beliefs, and trust. Stay at the monastery.

Our trek the same way descends to Chhekampar via Rachen Gompa. It is a nunnery (ladies’ monks) monastery so we can visit this beautiful monastery and then continue until Siyar Khola. After crossing the river we will continue our journey to Chhekampar. Stay at a teahouse.

After breakfast, we will trek to Gumba Lungdang (3,340m) way to Ganesh Himal base camp. Today, the ascend will be difficult due to the narrow and zigzag trail. But it is a beautiful day walk to enjoy the great view of Ganesh Himal. Stay at the Monastery.

We will trek descend from gumba lung dang to Lokpa. While you’re down there, you’ll be able to see some incredible landscapes and places.

The journey leaves the Tsum Valley and rejoins the Budhi Gandaki River after a brief descent into the narrow valleys. After crossing the river, the terrain becomes steeper for a little time before leveling down towards Pewa. Then another steep hike continues for the remainder of the day. We will continue our journey to Ghap passing through the Dyang and Bihi phedi to reach Ghap. Stay at a teahouse.

From the Ghap, The trip continues through the forest, gradually gaining altitude and following the Budhi Gandaki River, which is now considerably smaller. The day concludes with a difficult ascent through the jungle to Namrung village.
The walk now enters a greater height from Namrung onwards. After a short walk on flat ground, the trail begins to climb until it reaches Shyo village. As the path lowers into a river and climbs again till it reaches Lho gaon, a view of Manaslu (8,163 meters) arises to the west.

After a two-hour climb up, you’ll pass through the Syala hamlet and into the pine forest on your way to Sama Gaon. The stunning vistas of Manaslu, north Manaslu, Himal Chuli, Nadi Chuli, Naike Peak, and Pangbuche Himal can be seen from Shyala hamlet. The hike to Sama Gaon that day is relatively short.

When you reach a height of over 3,000 meters, you must take time to rest and acclimate to the higher altitudes. Pungyan Monastery, Manaslu Base Camp, and a short climb to Birendra Lake are the primary attractions on that day hikes. You and your guide can decided which places to visit.

Today’s climb to Samdo Village is quite straightforward, although it becomes challenging due to the substantial altitude gain. The Budi Gandaki River runs through the alpine woodland on its way to the river’s suspension bridge. The trail goes on to Samdo after passing the bridge. It may be a bit windy that day, but you will be able to get beautiful Himalayan views.

The trail lowers for a short while before beginning to ascent towards the Larkya Glacier. The path grows easier and ends at Dharmasala (Larke Phedi), where the next day’s ascent begins.

Today, we will start our walking early in the morning, the ascent up the Larke Glacier only leads to the pass’s summit. Himlung (7126 meters), Annapurna II (7937 meters), Kang Guru (6981 meters), and several other peaks above 6000 meters can all be seen from the summit. The glacial moraine begins with a sharp plunge on the snow and continues for the rest of the day. The descent comes to a close with a view of Bhimthang, which is situated on large flat land.

We’ll continue our trek from Bhimthang through Ghoa’s lovely Gurung settlement and cross the Dudh Khola on a suspension bridge, then follow the lower valley to Dharapani. The Manaslu circuit trek permits and the Annapurna circuit trek permits both pass through Dharapani. It is a little bit long day. we will stay at Dharapani.

After breakfast at the hotel, we will drive to Besisahar by Jeep and have lunch at Besisahar. After lunch we will drive along the banks of the Marsyangdi and Trishuli Rivers, passing through rice fields, terraced farms, valleys, and delightful views of the mountainous areas and mountains. We arrived in Kathmandu after a 4.5 to 5-hour drive by Public microbus or Private vehicle (It depends on your group size and package.