Our tour guide will come to pick you up along with the private vehicle. Firstly you will be visiting the UNESCO world heritage site Kathmandu Durbar Square where you can observe the typical wood-carved temples and buildings reflecting the ancient Kathmandu city and then you will be heading towards Swyambhunath- the monkey temple where you can observe the religious harmony and tolerance between the Buddhist religion and Hindu religion along with that enjoy the panoramic view of Kathmandu city and the Himalaya ranges from here.

After that, you will be visiting the Pashupatinath Temple, one of the biggest pilgrimage sites for the Hindu religion people in south-east Asia, explore the surroundings and you can observe the ritual body cremating ceremony process of the Hindu people at the bank of holy Bagmati river and explore the surroundings. Then you will go to visit another UNESCO world heritage site Boudhanath Stupa. It was built in 600A.D. and is the only one of a kind of stupa reflecting Buddhism in the world. Explore the surroundings of Boudhanath Stupa and after completing your sight seen get back to the hotel and rest. 

Accommodation: Overnight in Yatri Suites and Spa or similar

 Early morning, we will leave for Syange in a private vehicle. It takes about seven hours to get to Besisahar through the serpentine roads in the hill. Here, we will stop for lunch and snacks. There are several small towns among green hills and, certainly, you will not be bored. From Besisahar, Syange village is about one hour’s ride. You will get the beautiful views of Mount Annapurna II, Mount Machhapuchhre, and Mount Lamjung.  

Accommodation: Overnight in available local lodge.

 It takes 5 to 6 hours to reach Dharapani from Syange village. You will trek all the way through Jagat, Chyamche, Tal, Kyodo, and Karte (Khotro). Dharapani is situated at an elevation of 1860 meters above sea level. From Syange to Dharapani, the path is going up and down, but it is easy. 

Accommodation: Overnight in best available local lodge

 Today you will see the breathtaking views of Lamjung Himal, Annapurna II, and Annapurna IV (7,525 m). We also come across a small hot spring which is a place to relax for a while. 

Accommodation: Overnight in available local lodge.

Today, the trek begins through the forest areas in a steep, narrow valley. You can enjoy the rugged beauty of the towering Paungda Danda and pose glacial erosion at its finest. The path then leads through the peaceful forest to the upper Manang valley. Upon ascending further, we will reach Pisang, a large & sprawling village. This village bears many lodges that offer delicious meals challenging your taste buds. 

Accommodation: Overnight in best available local lodge

 We will head towards Manang by Ngwal / Ghyaru. Here, the spectacular views of the mountains and an exquisite view of the valley can be observed. The trail continues by the northern bank of the river before arriving at Ngwal. One can enjoy some free time and opportunities to explore and soak in nature’s beauty at its rawest form. 

Accommodation: Overnight in best available local lodge

 If the situation allows, we will enjoy a short boating tour at Gangapurna Lake. We can visit the monasteries that are dotted around the area. Or, we can simply enjoy the spectacular views of the Himalaya in the surrounding.  It is highly recommended to pay attention to the advice of the Himalayan Rescue Association for your stay in Manang. 

Accommodation: Overnight in best available local lodge

 Today, you will cross a stream and ascend to Tengi. You will continue ascending outside the Marsayangdi Valley and reach Ghunsang (3950 m). You will go through a scattered forest of barberry, juniper, and rose and also cross a large stream to reach Yak Kharka (4,050 m). From here, you will walk for an hour to reach Ledar.  

Accommodation: Overnight in best available local lodge