Seven Pass Trek

Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, receive you with a private vehicle and transfer to the hotel in Thamel. We arrange your trekking Permits and will brief you on the Seven passes trek Annapurna programs.

Early morning, the guide will come to pick you up at your hotel at 6.00 am in the morning. Taxi ride to Gongabu Bus station to catch a coach to Besi Sahar. Kathmandu to Besisahar distance is 185 kilos meters and takes about 7 hours bus ride. However, the journey passes several impressive hills and valleys including the view of the snowy mountains.

Later Lunch at Besi Sahar, we take a local jeep (passenger collection basis) to Chamje passing Syange waterfall. While riding the Jeep, tourists can see a waterfall and hot spring on Marsyangdi Riverside. Jagat is another bigger village that offers basic to comfort lodges but we continue our journey to Chamje.

The trail today continues countering the hill after crossing the small bridge all the while getting a glance of a jeep passing on the other end beyond the Marshyangdi River. We choose to tramp through the classical trail to touch Tal waterfall. Tal is a beautiful village situated on the bank of the Marshyangdi River and stays with trekkers’ lodges. Spending roughly 2 hours, the mountain trail leads us to Kroto village. Ascending some other hours, we reach Nache village. Nache is a village situated on a hilltop with around only 40 households and a few homestays.

Wake early morning to capture a glimpse of Annapurna and Manaslu. Later breakfast, descend towards Alubari passing Pine trees and tiny YAK trails that are made by the local shepherds.

Our hike ascends across the Dona river, with the two steep cliffs as we continue up to Dharmasala. Himalayan Langur monkeys, Ghoral, Thar, and Himalayan Griffon animals are seen on a clear weather day along the journey. In addition, Nomads can watch the impressive mount Manaslu’s super view during their staying here. Dharmasala is a truly amazing inhabitant of the pasturelands of the Marshyangdi basin.

Walk to Dona Lake through the multiple colorful rhododendron forest. Hike the frigid Lake, the highlight of the day tour with added mount Manaslu superior view and a large cave. Visit Dona lakeside and return to Dharmasala to stay overnight.

The present walk today is again exceptionally delightful. Nature’s path goes through the rhododendrons forests with dazzling perspectives on Annapurna II, Lamjung Himal, and Manaslu. After two or three hours of a hike through the timberland, we pass Kapribai Cave. About one hour hike, we reach Kyudanda Cave. Continue our journey over a field encompassed by mountains and proceed towards Bijay Phedi stream to set up our camping.

The journey today is tough, so we start early morning to get Tripple pass, the highest point. Campers can see an excellent view of Annapurna II, Lamjung Himal, and Kangaru Himal, with lake Dona in the valley underneath. Towards the far west, we can see the pinnacles of Anapurna III and furthermore Tilicho top. In the wake of investing some energy at the high pass, a 5 hours steep plummet starts through a woodland, right until we arrive at Gho hamlet. This path isn’t obvious and at places, it is extremely steep making it possibly deceptive. We need to walk intimately with the gathering during this slide.

Gho is a tiny stop on around Manaslu trail for certain lodges. There are extraordinary perspectives on the western substance of Manaslu mountain. Several hour’s trips following Dudh Khola will carry us to Tilche, a Gurung and Ghale residence, where the hiking groups will stop for lunch. After 3 hours of a ramble, we reach Tachai. Tachai is an extremely pleasant rural village with terraced farmlands and excellent conventional houses. Our excursion today is around 9 kilometers including rambling and climbing.

We walk passing water factory and it’s terraced ranches where we can frequently run over Langurs. After the terraced ranches, the path climbs steeply up the tall verdant inclines and shrubberies. A couple of spots request to get down on the ground. After some hours of ascends, we arrive at an edge from where voyagers can achieve the best viewpoint of Annapurna, Lamjung, and Manaslu.

The hiking path today is long. Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal take off up towards the eastern sky en route. We climb a risky path in the middle of 2 monster rocks going about as an entryway. Our entire rambling journey is genuinely compassionate with a delicate move up a valley that extends up as we pull closer.

The trip starts with a sensitive soaring and soon we cross short steep sections until we appear at the bottom of Kuchumro pass. About 90 minutes hike leads up Kuchumro Pass. Tourists can view the best of the Annapurna mountain range from the highest point of Kuchumro la. After the pass, we drop on a simple and delicate downhill and again leap on a delicate slope to cross the Yarcha pass.

During the rainstorm season, crowds of sheep, goats, and yaks are brought here for grazing. There are little safe huts here for the herders. Locals have teemed this valley who come to gather the most costly spice on the planet, “Yarcha Gumba”, The Himalayan Viagra!. Typically, the cost of Yarcha Gumba (Himalayan viagra) per kilo brings up to US$ 50,000 in the global market. Late examinations have shown that Yarcha Gumba helps to fix dysfunctions in the lungs and kidneys. This is really a caterpillar that is assaulted by spores and kills the host and develops as a mushroom from the dead caterpillar. Likewise, we set up our campsite at Kang Guru Himal Base Camp.

The path follows the shape at the mountain edge fundamentally the lower part of Kang Guru peak. Our excursion today is around 12 kilometers with a mind blowing splendid journey. En route, the local people assembled a path on a practically inconceivable steep side of the cliff. They have in a real sense crushed tree signs into the mass of the mountainside and over it, rocks are laid to take away. Despite the fact that the path looks not really encouraging, it is in reality quite amazing as stacked yak trains stroll across this path during the Yarcha Gumba picking season.

Today, the path wanders along the edge passing a portion of the unique, bright Tibetan Buddhist chortens that Nar and Phu are well known for. Our hike is simple after the form and is set apart by tremendous states of exceptionally old juniper trees and beautiful shrubberies at the edges. This day specifically is extremely delighted with gigantic blanketed tops toward the East and an emotionally dry scene toward the west and north. Chyaku is a huge rural field where they develop grain and potatoes and maintain goats and sheep.

An hour stroll from Chyaku carries us to another delightful Khampa settlement called Kyang. Wonderful perspectives on the Annapurna II, emotional stone bluffs, and the delightful Khampa settlement of the sheepherders make this spot incredibly beautiful. After Kyang the path enters a thin crevasse and is sliced through close to the vertical stone massif. About 2 hours journey across these picturesque gullies and canyons, trekkers climb steeply through sensational stone arrangements to the Phu passage. Hikers can see the village itself, the old “dzong” (Tibetan style fortification), and the remaining parts of two demolished fortresses, amazingly arranged on the flatlands before the town.

Phu is perhaps the remotest town of the Himalayas. The set of experiences is gone back 900 years and various contentions between the Tibetans and individuals of Phu have been recorded. A multi days rambling and climbing journey from this town take you to the Tibetan boundary. In addition, Phu is a gateway to enter Mustang via the Saribung pass.

As an acclimatization day, holidaymakers can investigate the townspeople who are seen turning their yak and sheep fleece, ladies weaving floor coverings from yak fleece, beating mustard seeds into the glue for oil, or approaching their other everyday errands. We will scale to the highest point of the town for stunning perspectives on Mt. Kang Guru and Himlung Himal. In the early evening, curious campers could visit the Tashi Lakhang Monastery.

The path leads into a domain that is natural just to the neighborhood yak herders who put in a couple of months here throughout the mid year for Yak grouping. Climb consistently from Phu right to the highest point of the phu pass (5,050m). We jump on a delicate inclination pass at 4680m to a Yak field where we fix our campsite to stay overnight.

The path begin to climb consistently on a free rock making the ascension harder. About 4 hour’s hike the path leads to Nar Pass at 5,400 meters. The perspectives are remunerating with a 360 degree view of Annapurna II, III, and IV, Lamjung, and to the extent Tilicho Peak toward the south, and Himlung, Nemjung, and Kang Guru Himal toward the east. After a pass, we plummet steeply again on a free rock trail several hours will carry us to Nar. Today’s venture is around 13 kilometers that need to complete.

Nar is a delightful town with interconnected houses similarly as in Phu. As we stroll past the town and think back, the town of Nar looks wonderful chose an evened out terraced ranch with Kang Guru as a background. Two hours of easy hikes will carry us to Kang La Phedi, where there are two coffee bars.

Today presents a challenging journey as we cover a distance of 13 kilometers across the high mountain Kang La Pass. Initially, the trail ascends gradually, not too steeply, leading us toward the high pass. As we approach the pass, however, the climb becomes steeper, with a winding trail that culminates at the highest point of Kang La. From here, travelers can enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Annapurna II, Gangapurna, and Tilicho Peak, all towering above 7,000 meters.

Subsequently, the descent begins, demanding considerable effort from our weary legs after the exhilarating downhill trek. Along the path, we encounter charming stone formations and pass the Milarepa Caves before reaching Ngawal, located on the upper Pisang trek route of the Annapurna Circuit. Milarepa, a revered Buddhist yogi and poet, sought solitude in these caves to meditate and compose verses exploring the deeper meanings of life.

Upon arriving in Ngawal late in the evening, we settle into a moderately modern and charming guesthouse. Accommodation features Wi-Fi, hot showers, comfortable beds, and delicious food, providing a welcome retreat after a strenuous day of hiking.

Tourists can check out their holiday style either hiking over Thorong la or Mesokanto la. Otherwise, we walk downhill through an extremely picturesque trail at the edge of the valley towards Pisang bridge. Amazing perspectives on the Annapurna II and III rule the horizon towards the south face. Upper Pisang is a wonderful customary town with bee colony cluster houses, firmly identified with Tibetan design. Around 8 kilo meters journey brings us down to Dhukur Pokhari. Dhukur Pokhari is a beautiful spot where you can see the Annapurna 4 reflection over the Dhikur Pokhari.

After lunch, we drive downhill to Besi Sahar with a private jeep which is around 4 hour 41 minutes (79.3 km) through Besisahar to Chame Sadak. At Besi Sahar, you can praise your final night gathering of the journey in light of the fact that the following day you drive straightforwardly to Kathmandu and there will not be an opportunity to say goodbye to your trekking team.

After breakfast, In the morning time, we drive back through the scenic countryside, and during the route will stop for lunch on the Malekhu highway. Drive another 4 hours to reach Kathmandu city. On arrival at Kathmandu, the guide will transfer you to your hotel or we drop you at the Kathmandu international airport for departure flights. Trip Finish.