Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu [1,300m/4,264 ft] Upon our entry in the Tribhuwan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu, we will be welcomed by an agent from Adventure 14 peaks who will drop us off at our lodging. Subsequent to checking in, we take rest We may likewise walk around the roads of Thamel, a visitor center point in Kathmandu for some keepsake shopping. At night, there will be excursion meeting Overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 2: Kathmandu: Sightseeing and Trek Preparation Today after breakfast we begin a guided visit to a few of the most authentic and otherworldly attractions in Kathmandu. Some of these milestones including the noteworthy Durbar Square, the holy Hindu sanctuary of Pashupatinath, the renowned 'Monkey Temple' (Swayambhunath) and Buddhist hallowed place (Bouddhanath) which is one of the biggest stupas on the planet are recorded as the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. There will be a brief pre-trip bunch dialog took after by trek planning Overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 3: Drive from Kathmandu to Sotikhola [710m/2328 ft] 8 - 9 hours We set off early today for Sotikhola. Amid the drive, we appreciate perspectives of the Nepalese wide open alongside the mountain views. We will drive on a cleared street from Kathmandu to Dhading Bensi, region headquarter of Dhading (1050m)but the drive from Dhanding Bensi to Arughat will be on an unpleasant street. After achieving Arughat, a noteworthy town in the district we drive further towards Sotikhola. Overnight in Soti Khola.

Day 4: Soti Khola - Maccha Khola [900m/2952 ft]: 6 - 7 hours At the intersection of the scaffold, we trek through the excellent Sal woods, then climb onto an edge above colossal rapids on the Budhi Gandaki. We then achieve Khursane whereupon the rough trail weaves its way here and there, past two tropical waterfalls on a lofty, rough trail sticking to the side of a bluff. It in the long run advances down and past a couple rice porches, then up and around to the Gurung town of Labubesi. We facilitate move behind a rough outcrop, where the valley opens up and the Budhi Gandaki winds among wide rock bars. Dropping to the sandy waterway bed, we stroll along adjusted stones before moving over a side edge. We head down again to the stream and cross another suspension extension to reach Machha Khola town. Overnight in Machha Khola.

Day 5: Maccha Khola - Jagat [1410m/4625 ft]: 6 - 7 hrs The thin trail makes some minor high points and low points and in the long run crosses the Tharo Khola and achieving Khorlabesi. After a couple of more climbs and slips we go over a little Hotspring in Tatopani. From the hot spring, we move over another edge, then cross the Budhi Gandaki on a suspension span. At this point, we jump on a wide, all around created staircase, then over an avalanche and over an edge to Dobhan. After traverse the Yaru Khola, we climb the stone stairs and after that drop to the stream and again climb more stone stairs to Tharo Bharyang. Crossing the west bank of the Budhi Gandaki, we move over an edge, trek along the waterway and after that climb towards the town of Jagat. Overnight in Jagat.

Day 6: Jagat - Deng [1,804m/5917 ft]: 6 - 7 hrs We start today's trek by moving over a rough edge to Salleri, and after that plummet to Sirdibas. The valley broadens a bit as the trail proceeds up to Ghatta Khola. We facilitate keep strolling upstream to a long suspension span in Philim, an extensive Gurung town. The trail turns north simply over the least house in the town and remains focused genuinely level trail as it crosses millet fields to Ekle Bhatti. The course now enters a lofty, uninhabited chasm. Now, we plummet to the verdant area inclines, cross the Budhi Gandaki, then trek along the west bank for some time, then cross toward the east bank and afterward back once more. As we proceed through the trail the valley broadens and we go through bamboo woodlands to the Deng Khola. After intersection the Khola, we achieve the small town of Deng. Overnight in Deng.

Day 7: Deng - Namrung [2630m/8626ft]: 6 - 7 hrs After a brief walk past Deng, we cross the Budhi Gandaki and move to Rana at 1910m. From the scaffold, we climb a bit to join a trail from Bhi, then travel west up the Budhi Gandaki valley. The trail additionally goes through timberlands and mani where we turn towards a corner that shapes to Ghap. Despite the fact that there is another course, we take the course through Prok town. Prok town has a perspective for a lovely sight of Siringi Himal. We promote cross the Budi Gandaki a few times today and run over a few gompas in transit. The trail finishes the stream upstream a thick backwoods. In the wake of intersection the stream at a great spot where it thunders down a slender chasm, the timberland turns out to be less thick and the trail is fine once more. The lovely walk proceeds and after a last soak climb we achieve Namrung. Overnight in Namrung.

Day 8: Namrung – Samagaon [3530m/11,578 ft]: 6-7 hours Namrung town is a decent perspective for Siring and Ganesh Himal and from the town one can likewise see Mt. Himal Chuli in the south. We climb relentlessly and go through woods and achieve Lihi, a fine town with numerous chortens and grain patios. The trail drops and crosses the side valley of Simnang Himal with Ganesh Himal constantly close by. We advance go through Sho, Lho and Shyala towns before achieving Sama Village. We appreciate extraordianary perspectives of Mt. Manasly from Lho town furthermore investigate the well known Ribung Gompa. In Shyala town we will be encompassed by high mountains like Himal Chuli and Peak 29 (Ngadi Chuli) to one side, Manaslu and expansive icy masses straight ahead, and other snow summits to one side, and at the far end stands Ganesh Himal. Today's excursion closes in Samagaon where we spend the night.

Day 9: Samagaon - Pungyen gompa - Samagaon: 6 - 7 hours investigation We spend the day at Samagaon both for rest and acclimatization. Today, we get to know the rich Sherpa society. We appreciate seeing a huge number of mani stones with Buddhist messages and pictures and the Sherpa ladies clad in customary garments and trimmings. On a little slope close to the Sama town is an old Gompa (Pungyen Gompa), a cloister with extraordinary perspectives of the ice sheet. It is named after Manaslu, Pungyen implies wrist trinket, a great portrayal of the two tops. It was wrecked a year after the principal unsuccessful Japanese endeavor to climb Manaslu. Local people trusted that the ascension maddened the divine beings, and when the Japanese returned a year later they met with a great deal of resistance that they needed to surrender their endeavor. They were at long last effective in 1959. Overnight in Samagaon.

Day 10: Samagaon - Samdo [3860m/12,660 ft]: 4 - 5 hours Today, we slide to the Budhi Gandaki River, that has turned north and tail it to a scaffold over a side stream. The trail to one side prompts the Manaslu Base camp. The Larkya la Trail passes a few mani dividers as the valley augments. It is a simple trail on a rack over the stream passing the juniper and birch woods of Kermo Kharka. We drop off the rack, cross the Budhi Gandaki on a wooden extension and climb steeply onto a projection between two forks of the waterway. From a stone curve we can see a vast white kani. At long last going through the kani we discover Samdo. Overnight in Samdo.

Day 11: Rest Day in Samdo This is one more day put aside for appropriate acclimatization. There are two choices for us today. The alternative that we exceptionally prescribe is a trek, up the valley specifically at the back of the Samdo town. This trek will take us to one of the exchange goes to Tibet for fabulous perspectives of Mt. Manaslu alongside other Himalayan extents including Simrang, Hiunchuli, Ngadi, Larkye Peak, Cheo and conceivably Kang Guru behind the pass. In transit to these perspectives we pass numerous occasional grouping settlements called doksas and locate some wonderful mountain feathered creatures like the Lophophorus (the national fowl of Nepal), Lammergeyer and Himalayan Griffin taking off high above us. Another choice for now could be an excursion to the Gya La ('vast go') toward the north of Samdo, an all the more regularly utilized exchanging course to Tibet. Be that as it may, this is a somewhat more climb (entire day) and consequently could be a touch of tiring. Overnight in Samdo.

Day 12: Samdo - Dharamsala/Larkya B. C. [4460m/14, 628 ft]: 4 - 5 hours Indeed, even today, we proceed with our stroll down the edge, traverse Budi Gandaki and start strolling upward. After intersection two streams and seeing the Larkya Glacier we circumvent the valley of the Salka Khola and scale again to the stone visitor house (4450 m), which is not a hotel but rather a sort of haven called Dharmshala, otherwise called Larke Phedi. The short walk today likewise leaves a lot of time for acclimatization and unwinding toward the evening. Overnight in Dharmashala.

Day 13: Dharamsala - Larkya la [5160m/16, 924 ft] - Bimthang [3720m/12, 201 ft]: 8 - 9 hours After a short climb, we achieve a valley on the north side of the Larkya Glaciers from where we can appreciate awesome perspectives of Cho Danda and Larkya Peak. At long last, we stroll crosswise over moraines of the ice sheet, making a steady climb which gets to be more extreme just in the last area of the pass. From the go, there are remarkable perspectives of Himlung Himal, Cheo Himal, Kangguru and the immense Annapurna II. It is a more drawn out day than common to Bimtang, yet to stroll into these low fields with the night fog coming in with Mt. Manaslu approaching close by is a mind-boggling knowledge. Overnight in Bimthang.

Day 14: Bimthang - Tilije [2300m/7544ft]: 5 - 6 hours From an edge at Bimthang, we can appreciate incredible perspectives of Mt. Manaslu, Lamjung Himal, Himlung Himal and Cheo Himal. We dive further and cross a high field (Sangure Kharka) trailed by an extension over Dudh Khola. We stroll through rhododendron backwoods and complete a trail a restricted valley until we achieve the most noteworthy developed place that is known for the valley at Karche, 2785 meters. We go crosswise over fields before making a precarious move over an edge. The trail falls off the edge in a major, clearing circular segment to the waterway bank at 2580m. A short separation past

Day 15: Tilije - Tal [1700m/5576 ft]: 5 - 6 hours(1700) We climb over a small ridge and enjoy the stone paved trail as it passes through a beautiful village. We then cross the bridge over Dudh Khola and climb up through a chorten-shaped arch, pass a mani wall and reach the Thonje village. At the village, we go through a police checkpoint and continue to Dharapani. We have entered the Annapurna circuit section from Dharapani. Further down, we come across Karte village and after quite a bit of walking we cross a bridge over Marshyangdi Khola. We also come across some mani walls before reaching the village of Tal, situated at the foot of a large waterfall. Overnight in Tal.

Day 16: Tal - Syange [1080m/3542 ft]: 6 - 7 hours We follow the trail to Chyamje village crossing the Marshyangdi Khola once again. The Marsyandi valley opens with its terrace fields and villages clung very high to the hillsides. The trail then descends through rhododendron and and pine forests to Syange. Overnight in Syange.

Day 17: Syange - Kathmandu: 8-9 hours The drive from Syange to Kathmandu via Besi Sahar offers one an opportunity to enjoy both hill and mountain landscapes. The drive is often along the banks of the Marsyangdi and Trishuli rivers. We also drive by some beautiful villages with farming terraces on both sides of the road. In Kathmandu, we will be escorted to our hotel. The day in Kathmandu can either be spent in leisure or perhaps we catch up with some last minute shopping. To celebrate the successful completion of our journey, we will have a farewell dinner in the evening.Overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 18: Final departure Your adventure comes to an end today. we will have plenty of time to plan our next adventure in the wonderful country of Nepal.

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