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Upon your arrival at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport, our team will be there to greet you and escort you to your hotel in the heart of the capital. After checking in and getting settled, you’ll receive a briefing about the trek, gear check, and tips for the days ahead. Enjoy your evening wandering through the cultural alleys of Thamel.
We begin the day with a short and scenic flight to Pokhara, revealing a bird’s-eye view of valleys and snow-clad peaks. From Pokhara, a one-hour drive brings us to Kande, the trailhead of our trek. The path ascends gently through forest and stone steps, arriving at the ridge-top village of Australian Camp. From here, you’ll enjoy jaw-dropping views of the Annapurna range and Machhapuchhare. Overnight in a teahouse with a mountain panorama.
After a peaceful sunrise and breakfast with a view, we begin our trek through pine forests and terraced fields. Today’s route is quiet and mostly downhill, offering plenty of opportunities to observe village life and rolling green hills. By afternoon, we reach the eco-friendly hilltop village of Astam, known for its sustainable tourism and panoramic Himalayan views. Overnight in a local lodge.
We continue along the ridgeline and descend toward Ghachowk, a traditional Gurung village nestled in a picturesque setting. Along the way, you’ll see traditional homes, farmland, and locals going about their daily routines. This area sees few trekkers, making it a perfect place for a cultural exchange and peaceful reflection. Overnight in a teahouse or community homestay.
After breakfast and farewells in Ghachowk, we take a scenic drive back to Pokhara. From here, a short flight returns us to Kathmandu by the afternoon. Once back in the capital, enjoy some free time for last-minute shopping, temple visits, or a celebratory dinner.
Depending on your flight schedule, we’ll arrange a timely transfer to the airport. As you leave Nepal with unforgettable memories, we hope this gentle Himalayan journey inspires many more in the future. Namaste and safe travels!