Manaslu, Annapurna Circuit, and Upper Mustang Trek Overview
The Manaslu, Annapurna Circuit, and Upper Mustang Trekking begin in Kathmandu as you drive west from the capital to Arughat. Following the Budhi Gandaki River north, the road trip continues to Soti Khola, where the trek officially begins. The trail takes you to Machha Khola and continues through several Magar villages before you stop at Deng. As you continue in the company of the Nubri ethnic people, the trail will head west and take you to Namrung. Then, the next trek takes you to Sama Gaon, and then you head to the Manaslu Base Camp.
After completing the detour to the base camp, you head north towards Dharamshala. Further, the altitude increases to 5,160 meters at the top of Larkya La Pass—the top grants surreal sights of the vistas in Manaslu, Annapurna, and Cheo Himal ranges. Then, the descent from the pass will take you to Bimthang. Finally, the trek heads to Dharapani and joins the Annapurna route. Further, the walk continues north to settle at Pisang. You will leave trees line behind and walk through an open, wide area to reach Manang. Explore around the village before you head off towards Batase Danda.
Then, the next part of the trek leads you to Yak Kharka. You reach the base of the Thorung La Pass at Thorung Phedi. From the pass, you start the descent and reach Muktinath. Then, you head to Kagbeni, the gateway to Upper Mustang. Following the views of the high Tibetan Plateau, you will explore the region of Upper Mustang. Crossing the challenging and beautiful Lo La Pass (3950m), you will arrive in Lo Mangthang. Passing through the quaint villages, you will return to Jomsom and fly back to Pokhara. From the lake city of Pokhara, you will drive back to Kathmandu.








