Trek by the Annapurna Massif, cross Thorong La Pass at 5416m, and navigate the deepest gorge of the world in Kali Gandaki Valley.

16-day Annapurna Round Trek is an iconic trekking route for its diverse terrain, varied climate, and cultural significance. The trek north of Annapurna massif navigates the valleys flourished between the Himalayas and Tibetan Plateau through the unique geological formation. The side trip to Tilicho Lake, which is one of the highest among many in the world, takes you through arid landscapes and wonderful trails. Besides its geographical beauty, Annapurna Circuit Trek also unfolds a myriad of cultures and creeds, each characterized by distinct features and colors. These cultural dimensions are enriched by monasteries, chortens, and prayer flags and the route negotiates sub-tropical forest to Alpine meadows.  The trek starts with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Tal, via Besisahar then continues along the Marshyangdi, through small villages and towns. As you continue further, traverse the exceptionally beautiful Marshyangdi Valley, which lies right behind the Annapurna Massif. Then spend two nights in Manang village for acclimatization and village exploration, before trekking Tilicho Lake. Retrace for one day before veering towards Thorong Pass. Upon crossing the pass we descend, and enter the Kali Gandaki valley, which used to be a trade route between Tibet and Pokhara in the past. From Jomsom, we take a flight to Pokhara and conclude the trek.