Starting your trek at around 7:30 AM, today’s hike takes approximately 7 to 8 hours as you follow a forested trail alongside the Nar Khola gorge. The route gradually ascends through pine forests, past waterfalls, and crosses suspension bridges. You’ll pass yak herder shelters and arrive in Methang by mid to late afternoon, where your tents will be set up for overnight camping.

Today’s trek begins around 7:00 AM and will take 7 to 8 hours. You continue ascending into the upper valley, passing ancient ruins, chortens, and long mani walls carved with Tibetan script. After lunch en route, you reach Phu by mid-afternoon. After setting up camp, there will be time for exploration of the village and the ancient Tashi Lakhang monastery before dinner.

Departing Phu around 7:30 AM, the trail retraces its path for the first portion of the day before splitting toward the Nar Valley. The trek, lasting 6 to 7 hours, descends gently before climbing again along open landscapes dotted with grazing yaks. You’ll reach Nar Phedi by early afternoon and camp near the monastery.

Beginning around 7:30 AM, this steady uphill trek takes 6 to 7 hours through rocky alpine terrain. As you gain elevation, vegetation thins out, and the air becomes noticeably cooler and drier. The trail leads you to a scenic and secluded high-altitude meadow at Kang La Phedi, where you will camp overnight in preparation for tomorrow’s pass crossing.

You will start very early (around 4:30–5:00 AM) to take advantage of stable morning weather. The steep ascent to the top of Kang La Pass takes about 4 hours, where you'll be rewarded with sweeping views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. The descent to Nawal takes another 3 hours through rugged terrain. Expect a total trekking time of 7 hours before reaching the village by mid-afternoon.

This day is reserved as a buffer. If the itinerary is on track, you may enjoy a relaxing rest day in Naval. You can visit the local monastery or take a short walk around the surrounding hills for stunning views. Alternatively, this day can accommodate any weather-related delays or slow acclimatization from previous days.

Starting at around 8:00 AM, today’s descent takes about 5 hours. The trail re-joins the main Annapurna Circuit and passes through picturesque villages such as Braga. You’ll reach Manang by early afternoon and check into a tea house for a restful evening with modern comforts such as hot showers and bakeries.

The trail departs from the Annapurna Circuit around 7:30 AM and heads west toward Tilicho Valley. The 7-hour trek involves a mix of ascending and traversing narrow cliffside trails. The landscape becomes more dramatic as you near the base camp, arriving by mid-afternoon for an overnight stay.

You’ll start before sunrise (around 4:30–5:00 AM) for a round-trip hike of 7 hours to the stunning Tilicho Lake. The gradual ascent takes around 3–3.5 hours, followed by exploration time at the lake’s edge. The return descent takes about 3–3.5 hours to Base Camp, arriving by mid-afternoon.

Beginning at around 7:30 AM, you retrace the same trail back to Manang over the course of 7 hours. This return journey offers a different perspective of the dramatic cliffs and valleys you previously crossed. You’ll arrive in Manang by mid- to late afternoon.

Today you board a 4WD jeep around 7:00 AM for a 7 to 8-hour drive through the Marsyangdi Valley. The route descends past yak pastures, rice terraces, and small Gurung villages, eventually reaching Besisahar in the late afternoon, where you'll check into a local lodge or guesthouse.

After breakfast, depart by private jeep or tourist van at around 7:30 AM. The 6-hour drive returns you to Kathmandu by early to mid-afternoon. You’ll arrive back at your hotel, where a hot shower and celebratory meal mark the end of your unforgettable Himalayan journey.