Begin your trek with a 5–6 hour hike along the Myagdi Khola (river), gently ascending through terraced farmland and Magar villages. The trail is pleasant, winding through forests and cultivated hillsides. You’ll reach the hilltop village of Sibang, offering great views of the valleys and distant peaks.

Today’s 5–6 hour trek ascends through farmland and dense forest. You’ll pass the village of Mattim, cross a suspension bridge over a deep gorge, and then climb steadily to Muri. This is the last major village on the route and provides beautiful views of Dhaulagiri IV and Gurja Himal.

Descend from Muri and cross a river, then climb up steep ridges and traverse through forests for 6–7 hours. You’ll pass the remote village of Naura before entering wilder terrain. Baghar is a grassy clearing near the river where you’ll camp under the stars.

The 5–6 hour trail leads deeper into the wilderness. You walk through dense jungle, along narrow paths carved into cliff sides. As you leave habitation behind, the surroundings become more wild and untouched. You’ll camp in Doban, a remote forested area near the river.

Ascend through a mix of alpine forests and rocky trails for 5–6 hours. You’ll start seeing fewer trees as you climb into higher elevations. Chartare (also called Sallaghari) is a forested glade surrounded by tall pines and birches, ideal for camping before entering glacial zones.

This short but steep 4–5 hour trek takes you above the treeline. The trail climbs through rocky and glacial terrain to Pakabon, a stark and windy campsite nestled among moraines. You’ll start to feel the thinner air and the raw power of the surrounding peaks.

A 3–4 hour trek brings you to Italian Base Camp, located on the edge of the Chhonbardan Glacier. This camp sits dramatically beneath the western face of Dhaulagiri I. It’s a relatively easy day that allows time for acclimatization and glacier view

Today’s 6–7 hour trek is one of the toughest yet most rewarding. You’ll cross rugged glacial terrain, crevasses, and lateral moraines. Careful footwork is needed as you climb toward the legendary Dhaulagiri Base Camp, perched beneath the icy north face of Dhaulagiri I.

A much-needed rest and exploration day. You can take short hikes around the camp to explore nearby glaciers or simply relax. The goal is to let your body adjust to the altitude before crossing high passes ahead.

Set out early for a 6–7 hour trek, climbing up to French Pass. The ascent is steady but demanding, offering breathtaking views of Tukuche Peak, Dhaulagiri I, and Mukut Himal from the top. After crossing the pass, descend into Hidden Valley, an isolated plateau surrounded by icy peaks.

Another high-altitude crossing today. You’ll climb over Thapa Pass in 6–7 hours, then descend steep scree slopes to reach Yak Kharka, a meadow used by local herders. The views of Annapurna, Nilgiri, and Dhaulagiri are majestic along this route.

Descend steadily for 5–6 hours through alpine terrain, crossing ridges and forests until you reach Marpha. This charming village in the Mustang region is famous for its apple orchards, brandy, and neatly kept streets lined with whitewashed houses.

Today’s 5-hour trek follows the ancient trade route along the Kali Gandaki River. The trail is mostly flat, and you pass through windswept valleys and chortens. Kagbeni is a historic fortress town with Tibetan culture and ancient alleys to explore.

You’ll ascend steadily for 5–6 hours through barren, dusty terrain typical of the Mustang region. Reach the revered pilgrimage site of Muktinath, where you can visit temples, springs, and enjoy a well-deserved rest.

A relaxed 4-hour downhill trek leads to Jomsom, the main town in Mustang. The trail follows the Kali Gandaki River, and strong afternoon winds are typical. You’ll celebrate the trek’s end with your team and enjoy your last night in the mountains.

Take a 25-minute scenic mountain flight to Pokhara. After days in the wild, Pokhara’s warm climate, restaurants, and lakeside ambiance offer comfort and well-earned relaxation.

Return to Kathmandu by tourist bus (6–7 hours) or opt for a 25-minute flight. Once back in the capital, enjoy a final evening exploring Thamel, relaxing, or enjoying a farewell dinner.