Breakfast will be served at the hotel early in the morning after which the driver will be ready to escort you to the bus stop. Before leaving with the driver, please make sure that you have packed and checked luggage and personal belonging properly. The bus will drive you toward the western part of the valley following a blacktopped Prithvi Highway. After crossing the Trishuli River, you’ll drive to Dhading Besi, where you’ll have a rough three-hour journey to Arughat, which is a tiny village populated primarily by Newar people. Get ready to enjoy the magnificent landscapes, countryside lifestyle, terraced fields, waterfalls, and rivers along the journey.
You will get a chance to enjoy the Arghat environment for a while and then the journey to Soti Khola will start. On the journey you will encounter another small village resided by the Gurung and Magar ethnic groups after the bridge across the Budhi Gandaki River is crossed. The view is splendid as you will get to experience the landscape with traditional paddy farm along with millet farm. Local lodge will be readied for you to rest and enjoy the night.
Meal: BLD

After crossing a suspension bridge and passing through the magnificent Sal woodland, the walk begins on a rocky route with a few ups and downs. You’ll stroll up to the town of Lapubesi, which is populated by traditional Gurung, while seeing tropical waterfalls and passing terraces. After a little rest, you will begin trekking upward along the Budhi Gandaki River’s bank to Khanibesi. You may photograph the Ganesh Himal from the north-east, as well as a magnificent waterfall, before descending to the town of Macchakhola. Take a soothing shower in a hot spring and go exploring in the area. Spend the night at the local lodge.
Meal: BLD

You’ll begin trekking today on a narrow route that follows the Budhi Gandaki River. The Khorlabesi, which gives a great view of Ganesh Himal, may be reached by trekking through a zigzag route and crossing a suspension bridge. From here on out, you’ll be walking on a rising and lowering track, over many suspension bridges, through landslides, rock falls, and small hamlets, and even walking in stone steps beside a rocky trail en way to Jagat. When you get at Jagat, take in the spectacular vista of Sringi Himal, as well as the mani walls and Chirtens that symbolize Himalayan culture. Spend the night at the local lodge.
Meal: BLD

You’ll walk up a terraced hill to Saguleri after sliding down a lengthy sequence of stone stairs to the river. From Saguleri, you can see Singri Himal, which is 7187 meters high. The path divides at Saguleri. Continue upstream on the left-hand branch, passing through a canyon area with high cliffs. In the following couple of hours, you’ll cross the river three times to avoid rough valley sides, then slide up a steep ridge to reach the settlement of Deng. Spend the night in a nearby lodge/camping in Deng.
Meal: BLD

While approaching the raised Buddhist Community, you will pass through a Lamastic Buddhist hamlet, witness several Mani walls/ Chortens, and see some attractive flags. Because today’s trip is quite short, you’ll arrive in Ghap, which crosses the river, in approximately four hours. You’ve officially entered the Tibetan Region since you’ve noticed a noticeable shift in the temperature and culture. Spend the night at a local lodge or camp in Ghap.
Meal: BLD

As you approach into alpine area, the distinct sighs of elevation increase are evident, and the mountain views are more than fantastic. Namrung will be reached after passing through a plethora of mani stone walls and crossing the Buri Gandaki three times. You must issue hiking permits and MCAP permits at Namrung. The valley expands up beyond Namrung, with vast meadows. The Tibetan town of Sho, 3000m, is reached after a steady uphill walk and passing a bridge over a huge stream coming down from the Lidanda Glaciers. Beyond Sho, the views of the Manaslu North and subsequently the Manaslu Main are breathtaking. After a short hike, you’ll arrive in Lho, a big town at 3150 meters with a wonderful small monastery and several chortens and Manis. Ganesh I may be seen in the background. Spend the night at a local lodge or camp in Lho.
Meal: BLD

Follow the right side of the river beyond Lho, with views of Peak 29 ahead. After a short hike along the main trail, you will reach Sama Gaon 3500m. Sama Gompa, which is only a 20-minute walk from Sama, is a must-see. Spend the night in a local resort or camp in Sama.
Meal: BLD

Resting throughout the hike is recommended for full acclimatization before ascending. Spend your time at Sama Village learning about Lamaism’s culture, lifestyle, and people. You may either climb to a ridge to see the magnificent mountain ranges of Nadi CHuli, Manaslu, Larke, and Naike, or you can take a bus to the top. You may also go to the Pung Gyen Gompa to photograph the spectacular vista of the Puggen Glacier. Your resting walk will allow you to become acquainted with height. Retrace Returning to Sama Goan for the night.
Meal: BLD

Today you will walk to Manaslu Base Camp, which is a fantastic journey. To get to base camp, you’ll have to hike for around 5 hours. Explore the area before continuing on foot to Samdo, your final destination. Today’s hike will be a little longer to take advantage of the sunshine on the mountains and glaciers. The trek’s highlight is the breathtaking blue vista of Birendra Lake. Spend some time at the base camp before continuing on to Samdo. You’ll soon be in a forest full of birch, juniper, rhododendron, moss, and lichen. The route will lead you to the Kyonggma Kharka, which features tiny stone cottages and long Mani walls. You will enter the settlement of Samdo after crossing a bridge over the Budhi Gandaki River. It is a Tibetan Refugee community-settled settlement in Tibet, with Taka Choeling Gompa, a large Mani wall, and proximity to Sonam Glacier, as well as a perspective of Naike and Pangboche Peaks. Stay the night at a local lodge or camp.
Meal: BLD

(Get thrilled as you follow the river to reach Larkya Phedi)
– Destination: Larkya Phedi (Altitude: 4,470m/14,665ft.)
– 6 to 7 hours of trek
Meal: BLD
You will grow a substantial amount of height today. You will hike through Larke Khola to Dharmashala (Stone Hut) 4460 over the difficult path above the river beyond Samdo 3780m. You will be captivated by the beautiful vista of Larke Kunda at some point during today’s walk. Continuing to gain altitude, you will reach Larkya Phedi 5105 after passing Larkya-la Pass (5153m). While trekking towards Larke Phedi, the path passes via the Mani walls and Stone Huts. Larke Phedi, also known as Dharmasala or Rest House, is a seasonal hamlet that offers hikers accommodations and tents. After arriving, walk the hills for acclimatization and then retrace your steps back to Phedi for an overnight stay at the Resthouse/camping.

(Capture the beauty of heights)
– Starting point:
– Destination: Bimtang crossing Larkya La Pass (Altitude: Larkya La Pass: 5153 m/ 17005 ft. Bimtang: 3,720m/12,204ft.)
– 8 to 9 hours of trek
Meal: BLD
Today will be the most thrilling day of the journey, as we will pass the Larkya-la Pass and reach the highest point of the hike. Simply begin walking early in the morning and you will pass the Larkya Glacier’s moraine path, cross frozen lakes, and follow the hard ascent to Larkya-La. The flattering colored flags in a location will make your day a delightful experience enjoying the spectacular view of the snowcapped peaks like Annapurna II, Kangguru, Himlung, Larkey, and others. Continue going on a steep descent over a high moraine ridge of the Salpudanda glacier, following the guide. The trail will now be Dangboche Kharka’s grassy moraine rock fall. After a short walk, you will arrive at the lovely Bimthang Village. From here, you can see the Lamjung, Manaslu, Phungi, Himlung, and Cheo Himal peaks, as well as the Lamjung, Manaslu, Phungi, Himlung, and Cheo Himal. Spend the night at Bimthang at a local resort or camp.

Waterfall is waiting for you along with the forest filled with the national flowers)
– Starting point:
– Destination: Dharapani (Altitude: 1,860m/6,102ft.)
– 5 to 6 hours of trek
Meal: BLD
Begin the route to Hampuk, a rock shelter cave, and cross a bridge to continue going down through a Rhododendron and Pine forest, passing numerous villages and farmed area, and discover the Gurung community’s Gho Village as well as the Kilpu waterfall. You will arrive at Tilje, where you may have a break. Explore a Gurung village in its original form. After passing a bridge over the Dudh River, you’ll continue trekking towards Dharapani. Spend some time exploring the village and taking in the scenery. Stay the night at the Local Lodge.

Your trip will enter the Annapurna Conservation Area Project and the Marshyangdi Valley as of today. When departing Dharapani, show the TIMS and ACAP at the Check Post. Dharapani is the meeting point of the Annapurna and Manaslu Trails, as well as the Dudh Khola and Marshyandgi Rivers. Begin walking downhill through Tal Village, then continue on a steep stone route to Chamje, where you will cross a suspension bridge over the Marshyangdi River. From here, drop steeply into Syange hamlet and cross a bridge to reach the bus station. Besisahar is reached after hours of driving down a winding route. After a little rest, you will be transported, following Highway blacktopped road, to Kathmandu.