Region: Annapurna Region

✔ Road Types: Mix of smooth highways, broken trails, and off-road sections ✔ Altitude Sickness: Risk above 3,000m (Mustang/Everest routes) ✔ Weather: Unpredictable – cold mornings, rain in monsoon (June-Sept) ✔ Fuel Stations: Available but scarce in remote areas (carry extra fuel) ✔ Permits: Needed for Upper Mustang, Manaslu, and restricted zones

Best Time to Visit Sikles;- Spring (March-May) – Pleasant weather, blooming rhododendrons. Autumn (September-November) – Clear skies, best mountain views. Winter (December-February) – Cold but peaceful, with possible snow.

This trek is an ideal way to explore the area around Pokhara for those short on time or relatively new to trekking, without missing out on the amazing views over the surrounding mountains or the experience of village life! Your trek starts in style with a gentle boat trip across Lake Phewa to take you to the start point, where a short climb will be rewarded with stunning views out across the Annapurnas, Machhapuchhare (Fishtail), Dhaulagiri and Manaslu, which will form the backdrop to much of the trek. The trail will take you up to the World Peace Pagoda, through the forest where you can see the flora and fauna of Nepal and past a number of villages where you can experience the daily lives of the local people. It takes you up to an elevation of 2500m on the summit of Panchase hill, from which (if you are willing to get up early enough!) you can see a stunning sunrise over the snowy Himalayan peaks. This trek is also a great extension to any of our tours of Kathmandu, Pokhara and Chitwan.

The Mardi Himal trek gives you the best adventure of the trek in a very short time, The Trek starts from Kande, Within very short period of time without any problem in health you will be 4000m high, The trek is best for sunrise and to have very close view to Mt Fishtail 6993m Annapurna South and Himchuli. Whole trip would make know Nepal and its adventure, White water Rafting, Canoening, Jungle Safari and Cultural Tour

Welcome to Kathmandu a land of Mount Everest, this trip begins from Kathmandu once you arrive, with visits to the major tourist attractions in and around Kathmandu Valley as well as Chitwan and Pokhara city. After you visit the major places of Kathmandu such as Nagarkot, Dhulikhel you head off to Chitwan. In Royal Chitwan National Park, you get to indulge in interesting jungle activities like elephant safari for sightseeing exotic wildlife and diverse ecosystem, canoeing and a walk in the wilderness. You will get to see rare species like the one-horned Rhino and Royal Bengal Tiger, along with several other birds and animals species in your jungle safari. This close encounter with the wildlife will provide you with an experience of a lifetime. After Chitwan tour you will again head off to Pokhara a city of Lakes, you will be traveling to the exotic and beautiful landscape. Pokhara is vary famous for Sun rise view, high mountain towering you, Phewa Lake, Mahendra Gupha, the gorge of Seti River and Davis Fall are the major sightseeing places in Pokhara. Do not forget to ask your guide to see the World Peace stupa or Shanti Stupa where you will enthralled your excitement to see the Pokhara valley, Annapurna, Fishtail and other major mountains. You experience nature at its best, a midst the enchanting natural beauty and snow-capped peaks of Pokhara. After visiting these beautiful places in Chitwan and Pokhara you will drive back to Kathmandu. You will have an opportunity to visit Kathmandu city is also known as Kasthamandap, the source of the name Kathmandu means ‘made from the timber of a single tree’. Also known as Kantipur, the capital Kathmandu is the hub of Nepal’s art and culture. Swayambhunath is said to be around 2000 years old, this Buddhist Stupa sits atop a hill. And lastly we visit the Patan city located about 5 km south of Kathmandu. This is one of 3 royal cities in the valley.

This trek is one of the great walks of the world, making a complete circuit of the huge Annapurna Massif in central Nepal; it provides dramatic mountain scenery and a fascinating mix of local people and culture. Starting from Besisahar we head north up the Marshyangdi Valley, through lush green foothills and terraced rice fields. Climbing higher we progress through alpine forests to a dry desert region and the Tibetan Buddhist village of Manang. The mountain views are superb; Lamjung, Himalchuli, Manaslu and the Annapurnas tower spectacularly over the valley. The highlight of this trek is crossing the famous Thorung La pass (5416m) to enter the Kali Gandaki Valley and the long descent to the Hindu temple at Muktinath. We continue down through the deepest gorge in the world before climbing to Ghorapani. Awaking early we ascend Poon Hill (3193m) for a sensational sunrise with views of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna. Our return to Pokhara takes us through delightful villages and ends at the luxurious Fishtail Lodge on Phewa Tal Lake.

A spectacular flight from Kathmandu to the lakeside town of Pokhara provides us with our first views of the incredible Himalayan Mountains. The Annapurna foothills provide tremendous trekking with delightful trails connecting villages and ridge tops. This picturesque trek winds through enchanting villages with ochre thatched houses, terraced rice fields and rhododendron forests, which are spectacular in the spring when whole hillsides are cloaked in colourful flowers. The ridge top village of Ghorapani provides one of the finest viewpoints of the Annapurna Mountains with magnificent views of Annapurna, Lamjung, Dhaulagiri and Machapuchare with its fishtail summit. The highlight of this trip is ascending Poon Hill (3193m) for sunrise for a breathtaking panorama of wonderful snow-capped mountains. We return to Pokhara for a luxurious night at the famous Fishtail Lodge, in its idyllic location on Phewa Tal Lake. From the beautiful landscaped gardens we may catch a glimpse of the sun setting on the now distant Annapurna and Machapuchare Mountains.

Dhaulagiri is one of the most popular 8000m Peaks for climbing in the Himalayas. The seventh highest mountain in the world, Dhaulagiri lies north – west of Pokhara culminating to its highest point at the eastern end. Dhaulagiri is almost unique in the world in terms of its rise above local terrain where it rises to 7000m over the Kali Gandaki gorge to the south east in about 30 km of aerial distance. In fact, Kali Gandaki is dramatic as two eight thousand Annapurna I and Dhaulagiri both stand near the river facing each other over a deep valley. Daulagiri was first discovered in 1808, and it was thought to be the highest mountain in the world for westerners. It was assumed the highest peak for 30 years before its place was taken by Kanchenjunga. Dhaulagiri literally means ‘white mountain’ which justifies a magnificent peak rising as a giant shoulder of shining ice and snow.

Mustang lies behind Annapurna and Dhaulagiri and geographically forms part of the Tibetan plateau. It was only in 1992 that the Government of Nepal allowed tourists access to the area. The people of Mustang, Lobas, boast a long and proud history, their independent state dating back to the 5th Century A.D. In the 7th Century, Songtsen Gampo, most famous of all Tibetan kings, incorporated the land of Lo into his empire. Mustang only reappeared as an independent kingdom in 1430 when Gyalpo, ‘Precious Ruler’, Ame Pal founded a dynasty whose descendants survive to this day. Our trek begins with a flight to Jomsom via Pokhara. We start walking beside the KaliGandakiRiver and as we gradually gain height we pass salt mines, and hermit caves set in the cliffs above. Our route visits many villages on the way, including the rarely-seen settlements north of the square-walled city of Lo Manthang. We leave Mustang by a different route to add further interest.

A fantastic journey in a wild and unexplored area located north of Annapurna: the Nar Phu Valley. This trek is perfect for travelers who want to discover the Annapurna circuit as well as explore an untouched valley. A rough and wild trek, this trek takes you to the exotic Nar Phu valley that lies in the remote corner of the Annapurna region. Opened to visitors only in the year 2003, the Nar Phu valley remains untouched by modernity. The inhabitants, who roughly comprises of about 350 Nepalese Tibetans, have retained their age old practices. Most of them are engaged in yak herding and farming. This trek also offers fantastic views of the Annapurna massif, Lamjung Himal, Machhapuchhre Himal, Manaslu Himal, Dhaulagiri range and Tilicho peak. As the trekking route is frequented by few trekkers, you can look ahead for a ‘just the mountains, nature and us’ experience.