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Major Highlights

• • Chulu East Peak Climb (6,584 m)

Conquer a stunning peak with breathtaking panoramic views of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and other Himalayan ranges.

• • Annapurna Semi-Circuit Trek

Trek through a diverse range of landscapes, including lush forests, high alpine meadows, and barren rocky terrains.

• • Thorong La Pass (5,416 m)

Cross one of the world’s highest trekking passes, offering awe-inspiring views of snow-capped peaks and deep valleys.

• • Cultural Exploration

Visit traditional villages of Gurung, Thakali, and Manangi communities, showcasing their unique lifestyles and rich cultural heritage.

• • Stunning Himalayan Views

Enjoy panoramic vistas of iconic peaks like Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and Gangapurna.

• • Adventure & Challenge

Experience a thrilling blend of trekking and peak climbing, offering a sense of achievement and adventure.

• • Diverse Ecosystems

Encounter a variety of flora and fauna, including rhododendron forests, yaks, Himalayan blue sheep, and various bird species.

• • Trekking through Remote Trails

Explore less-crowded trails, providing a more intimate experience with nature and the Himalayas.

• • Acclimatization and Exploration

Opportunity for proper acclimatization with side hikes and cultural exploration, reducing the risk of altitude sickness.

• • Glimpse of Local Culture

Interact with locals in ancient monasteries, tea houses, and villages, learning about their way of life in the mountains.

Short Trek Profile

Best Seasons

• Spring (March–May): Clear skies, warmer weather, and blooming rhododendrons.

 

• Autumn (September–November): Stable weather, crystal-clear mountain views, and comfortable temperatures.

 

What to Expect

What to Expect in Nepal and on route trek and climb:

Nepal is a country of the world’s highest mountain range known as the Himalayas, where 80 % of landscapes are covered by hills. As well as greater ridges and mountains, where one can expect walking ups and downhill.

The only flat land of the country is located south, which extends from the Far East to the Far West of Nepal. The low land is known as the Terai belt, of sub-tropical climate, the country with most mid and high hills. 

The people around the hills, especially around Annapurna Himalaya’s Northern sides, around Manang valley populated by Manang Gurung tribes.

The Manang people practice Buddhism religion and similar culture to their Tibetan predecessors. Around Kaligandaki and Lower Mustang inhabited by Thakali people, also follows Tibetan Buddhism of Mahayana sects, and the southern range populated by Magar and Gurung tribes of people. Interwoven with both Hindu and Buddhism religions, the villages are interwoven with Buddhist, houses are adorned with prayer flags.

The lower areas of Annapurna Himalaya are heavily cultivated with paddy and other seasonal crops. The hills are cooler covered in beautiful rainforests and higher areas. The hills are lined with rhododendron, oaks, hemlocks, and pine trees. 

The region of trekking is most populated by Manang Gurung, Thakali, Magar and Gurung people, includes few Hindu Brahmin, Chettries and Dalits. Nepal has more than 60 ethnic groups and 70 native spoken languages, with a blend of Hindu and Buddhism religions. 

On this trek expect more uphill climbs with downhill walks, encountering Buddhist monuments of prayer walls and long rows of spinning wheels. In the shade of snow-capped peaks. Overlooking Annapurna and Dhaulagiri as far as Manaslu Himalaya range. 

Extension trips

People with enough time in Nepal, can join in for various adventure sports activities in Pokhara. Likewise Paragliding, Ultra-Light Flight, Bungee Jumping, Zip Flyer, White water or scenic float Rafting. Other extension program is Mountain Biking for few days, and trip to Chitwan National Park for Wild-Life Safari.