Tilicho Lake Trek

Our team member will be waiting outside the entrance terminal holding your name card upon your arrival. We will drive you from the airport to your hotel in our tourist vehicle. After some time of relaxation, you can take a little stroll across the city.

We will have dinner together in the evening and eat traditional Nepalese cuisine. These trial meals will provide you with a brief overview of our lunch and supper in Nepal.

We will leave Kathmandu for Chamje early in the morning after eating breakfast. The first part of our Tilicho Lake Trek begins in Chamje. The elevation of Chamje is 1311 meters; your guide will pick you up from your hotel and transport you there from Kathmandu. It takes around eight or nine hours to get there. Decent on Rock Street is the best way to go to Chamje.

The trail passes via farmlands, small villages, and waterfalls. You reach Tal Village by climbing through submerged zones over the creek that runs beneath Chamje Village. The route continues beyond the village of Khotro (1,860 m) and through fields of corn, rice, potatoes, and pine forests. Explore a forest and cross a lengthy suspension bridge that connects the quaint Alpine yards. The Manang area then opens out; the trail leads to Dharapani after passing the Kodo Village and a few switchbacks.

The Dharapani to Danakyu path is a good, easy hike. Stroll through blue pine, spruce, hemlock, maple, and oak woodlands to Bagarchhap (2,160 m). From Bagarchhap, you will get the first look at Annapurna II. Staying on the creek's south bank, the route passes through forests and arrives at Danaque (2,210 m), a valley filled with apple farms. From Timang, you will obtain a respectable view of Mt. Manaslu and surrounding peaks. Through the chock, the route descends from Timang to Chame. Trekking takes five to six hours from Dharapani to Chame.

The path that leads from Chame to Bhratang is above average. You will have a strenuous journey from Bhratang to Dhukur Pokhari. Pokhari looks to see a number of mountains from Dhukur, including Annapurna II, Pisang Top, Chula Peak, Tilicho Peak, and many more. From Dhukur Pokhari, the route descends gradually till Pisang. It takes 5–6 hours to trek from Chame to Pisang. The trek goes through a deep canyon and is a lengthy path through woodlands with some breathtaking views. 

From Pisang, it takes around 6-7 hours to go to Manang. This walk climbs into pine furrows from upper Pisang to reveal views of the little turquoise lake. The walk finishes with a dogleg through the picturesque village, passing by viewpoints of painted Mandalas and gushing mythological beast mouths. Scale the yak-eating fields and discover a multitude of crops. To reach Ngawal (3.660 m), the route climbs a high edge on the right half of the Marsyangdi River; yet, this is one of the most amazing survey points for the entire Annapurna Ridge and the Marsyangdi waterway valley view.

We will travel to the Khangsar today after getting dressed and eating breakfast. After Manang, this town is the final one. Khangsar is a collection of traditional stone buildings encircling a spacious town square. A small religious community affiliated with Sakyapa School is located near the town's highest point. This settlement is en route to Mesokunda Pass or Tilicho Lake, the highest lake in the world. It's an immaculate, historic town. You will arrive at Khangsar Village after crossing the divider and the Khangsar River.

The route climbs sharply past the Gompa and small chortens from Khangsar. There are brambles of ocean buckthorn and juniper along the road. Little valuable stones and shrubs that line both sides of the trail provide excellent security for the route. There are a few streams that you cross on the walk. After an exhausting climb, you reach a top (4,650 m) with a prayer and then descend a series of switchbacks down a steep slope that takes you to the Tilicho Base Camp Hotel. You may enjoy the more expansive and up-close views of Tilicho Mountain and many other nearby mountains from this location.

We will go to Tilicho Lake today, which is the trek's primary aim. The trail winds across icy moraines, providing views of Khangsar Peak, Muktinath, Tilicho, and Mount Nilgiri. When you get close to the lake, it won't take more than a few minutes to enjoy the view of such a beautiful lake. The lake is also known as the "Frozen Lake" since it remains frozen for most of the year. You may take a lot of photos of the surrounding scenery. After you have spent some time here, you will head back to the base camp in Tilicho.

Today, after completing the excellent hike on the highest lake in the world, we will start our descent to Yak Kharka. After waking up and having breakfast, we will go down a short trail to Sri Kharka and continue walking today along the Marsyangdi River. The route continues as it leaves the Marsyangdi Valley behind. The route follows this valley north, passing a goth along the way as it steadily ascends. You've removed the large trees below; the foliage is now just tall grasses and clean juniper.

There is a strenuous climb that leads through the amazing cliff faces of the Thorang Phedi. Because 'Phedi' denotes the lower section, it is called after Thorong La Pass; hence, Thorang Phedi is located in the lower region of Thorong La Pass. You will get the greatest views of Gundang, Thorong Peak, Khatungkan, and Mt. Syagang. At Thorang Phedi, blue mountain sheep herds can occasionally be seen.

Today, we will go to Thorong La Passes after rising early and feeling eager to begin our adventure. One of the world's highest routes is Thorong La Pass. It is the hardest day of our hike, but it is also the most unusual. With the intention of reaching Thorang La by 9 or 10 am, we will set off on our journey early in the morning, at about 4 am. After reaching Thorong La Pass, it takes another four hours to reach Muktinath, the beautiful location.

Reawakening at a sacred location such as Muktinath will fill you with gratitude. After eating breakfast, we will head to the temple, where we will get several blessings before continuing on to Jomsom. We will go via numerous historic caves, breathtaking mountains, and stupas on our route to Jomsom. To go to Jomsom, we'll take the Kagbeni or Lupra path. We will hike to Jomsom today along the Kali Gandaki River.

We will go to the Jomsom Airport to get a flight to Pokhara after waking up early and eating breakfast. Flying from Jomsom to Pokhara will take you around 25 to 30 minutes, during which time you may take in the breathtaking views of this gorgeous lake city. You will take another aircraft to get to Kathmandu after arriving in Pokhara. Additionally, traveling from Pokhara to the capital city, Kathmandu, will take 20 to 25 minutes.

Concluding the tilicho lake trekking, our company representative drops you at the airport for the final departure. See you again.