This is one of the classic and most rewarding treks in Nepal. The southern slopes of Manaslu and, Annapurna ranges are heavily settled and, Annapurna ranges are headily settled and farmed, except the higher regions which support thick forests of Rhododendron and fir, most of the tribes inhabiting this area Gurungs, Magars, Chhetris and Newars. As on turn westwards into the Manang Valley and into the rain shadow of the Annapurna Ranges dramatic changes occur. Though, there are small fields supporting some crops of millet and wheat, and small flocks of sheep and goats, the Manang tribes are traditionally a trading race, they are also Tibetan by origin and Buddhist by religion, and their architecture and life-styles is quite different to these tribes on the southern slopes. Thakali and Mustang tribes control the busy trading and pilgrimage trail along the Kali Gandaki, until move through the gap between Dhaulagiri and Annapurna into the wetter zones, where can meet Gurungs and Magars. On the whole trek there is not one day during which one does not have magnificent views of all the ranges.

Tukuche peak is a wonderful mountain located just in front of Dhaulagiri, Annpurna rang on the other side, at the northern one of the wildest valley of Nepal (hidden valley) and Kaligandaki River flows its bottom. The rout follows through Annapurna classic trek and divert from Marpha to the West, Yak kharka and Base camp. We attempt the summit 6920m about 4/5 days preparation in Base camp and high camp via North East Ridge. Magnificent mountain views and valleys will be seen during the trek and expedition. The journey came to end at Jomsom and then fly back to Kathmandu.

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu then transfer to Hotel.

Day 02 : Kathmandu free day (preparation for trekking/expedition)

Day 03: Kathmandu to Beshi Shahar/Khundi – Ngadi (920m) : Drive from Kathmandu to Beshi Shahar/ Khundi by private Bus trek about 30 minutes through fairly easy trail to Bulbule and 2 hours to Ngadi  O/N at Ngadi
           
Day 04: Ngadi – Jagat (1290m) : The track continues up to Bahundanda and descent to Syange where you will see beautiful waterfall. The walking hours will be about 6hrs. in total to reach from Ngadi to Jagat.

Day 5 : Jagat – Dharapani (1860m) : It also takes approximately 7hrs. walking from Jagat. The trail goes through Chamje village and climb steadily up to Taal; a small village at the foot of a large waterfall. Now the trek enters the Manang district. After leaving Taal cross a large bridge to the village of Dharapani and camp.

Day 6: Dharapani – Chame (2530m) : The trail is now bearing west, Manasalu (8256m) forming a splendid backdrop and Annapurna ii (7937m.)and Lamjung Himal (6932m) appearing occasionally to the south. Continue through forests of pine and fir, resting at the hamlets of Charku, Thangje and Kuparkoo. As continue on to Chame, views of the Annapurna improve dramatically. Walking distance about 6hrs.

Day 7: Chame – Pisang (3000m) : Continuously cross the river all day, passing through the narrow and steep sided gorge. Nearing the village of Passing top a ride to get first views of the Manang valley, a wide U - shaped valley hanging between two lion of snow peaks. It also takes approximately 6hrs.

Day 8: Pisang – Manang Village (3440m). (via Ghyaru – 3700m  to Ngawal – 4500m): After crossing Marsyandi river ascend to the broad forested valley floor, follows the trial through the Gyaru village to Ngawal. During the whole trek you could see huge Annapurna range including other major peaks and you may visit Ngawal monestry and Braga. Walking distance about 7hrs. Between Ghyaru - Ngawal, we will enjoy with Annapurna North range and some others Mountains ( Pisang Peak – 6081m, Peak 29, lamjung Himal- 6932m, Annapurna –7937m, Annapurna IV 7525m, Annapurna III – 7555m, Gngapurna Himal – 7454m, Tilicho Peak- 7135m  Chulu East-6300m and Chulu Far East- 6059m to the north side.

Day 9:Manang - Khangsar – Rest (3734m): A necessary day to rest and acclimatize and explore Manang. The village, of about 500flat roofed houses, is picturesquely set amounts spectacular scenery; Annapurna ii, Annapurna iii, Mlarepa’s Cave (4500m) Monastry, Gungapurna and Chulu East  to the north. Little trek about 2 hours to Khangsar.

Day 10: Khangsar - Tilicho basa camp ( 4500m): The trail follows up on the Khangsar Khola and dry muddy trail to Tilicho B.C. There are two ways, one is easy but quite long and another one is little uncomfortable to steps on trail but it is very short. The campsite is situated just buttom of Tilicho Lake. Walking distance approximately 5 hrs.

Day 11: Tilicho B.C. - Mesokanto B.C.(4900m): Starting up the ride in front of the rest house the trail reaches at Tilicho Lake and after the lunch farther proceed to climb and reach on top of Tilicho lake which is the Mesokanto B.C.  It takes about 6/7 hrs to reach to the destination, it is best to star earlier. The tremendous views of Tilocho Lake as well mountain range.

Day 12: Mesokanto B.C. - Mesokanto Pass (5099m) – Kharka (4500m): Though the crossing of the pass is technically difficult and possible snow and ice during the cross After about 3 hours reach the top and enjoy some absolutely stunning high Himalayan scenery. The entire Annapurna rages in the south; the Mukut and Mustang Himal to the west, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, Tilico Peak and excellent views of Damodar Himal to the north. Walking distance approximately 6 hrs

(There is another easy pass which is non challengeable both trekkers and Nepalese staffs and the view would be the same.)

Day 13: Kharka – Jomsom (2750m) Rest: Today walk for at least 3 hrs down hill to reach Jomsom. Through the trek one can seen Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, Thapa peak Tukche and other snow caped beautiful mountains.

Day 14: Jomsom - Marpha (2670m): The trek will begins early in the morning  and it will be only an hour to reach Marpha Marpha is the  beautiful Thakali village and Thakalis are the dominant tribe of the valley, interestingly related to Gurung and Magars of the southern slopes. Whole day will spend to prepare for the expedition.

Day 15: Marpha - Yak Kharka (4500m): Today the trek will be starting for a three hours walk to Alubari to take a break for lunch. Then continue walking for a couple of short hours, always enjoying the magnificent views of Annapurna, Tilicho peak, Nilgiri until reaching Yak Kharka.

Day 16: Yak Kharka - Tukche B.C. (5090m): Retrace the steps to make an overnight camp at Tukche Base camp.

Day 17/23 : Climbing period:- This period to the scale summit of Tukuche Peak. At the beginning, there will be the puja and explore around. Next day the group should ascent up to the high camp, fixed the camp and will back to B.C. Rest of other days will send on high camp, summit on appropriate date and descent to Base camp as well Yak Kharka. There are sufficient number of days to climb (including security days), if the group will able to ascent earlier as planned date then you may spend leisure time at Jmsom (if there is about two days left then you may visit Muktinath by hourse, which will be much interesting and will have extra entertainment on same time).

Day 24: Yak Kharka - Marpha
Day 25: Marpha – Jomsom: Trek about an hour and visit museum and take a rest.
Day 26: Jomsom - Pokhara by plane
Day 27:  Pokhara - KTM by flight or by private transportation.
Day 28:  KTM free
Day 29:  Departure onward your destination

1. All domestic flights, Ground Transpotation as per itinerary
   1. Pre trip services & advice.
   2. All permits such as National park, Trekking Permit, ACAP, Climbing permits as described in the itinerary.
   3. All hygienically prepared meals such as Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner while you are on the trek.
   4. Use of boiled water reduces mountain pollution and saves money. We provide you with boiled water.
   5. Good quality climbing equipment for peak climbing except for expeditions above 6500m.
   6. High quality tents, mattresses and kitchen equipment for treks that require camping.
   7. Medical Kit Bag for every trek.
   8. First Aid and Eco trained English Speaking guide.
   9. Domestic airport tax.
   10. Porters as required.
   11. We provide our staff with insurance, a well paid salary, high altitude equipment, food and accommodation.
   12. Rescue arrangements if necessary. We do not cover the expenses!
   13. High altitudes chamber bags (PAC) for high altitudes treks
   14. Group Celebration Fare well Dinner
       

1. International airfare to/from home city;
2. Food and Accommodation while you are not on the trek/tour/safari.
3. Nepal entry visa costs (~$30.00 p.m).
4. Visa extension fees.
5. International Airport departure tax.
6. Excess baggage charge.
7. Travel, trek and expedition medical and evacuation insurance.
8. Emergency evacuation charges, if required.
9. Personal expenses (e.g. phone calls, laundry, alcohol, soft drinks, bottled water, souvenirs, etc.).
10. Tips for the staff because it is the sign of the guest happiness at the end of the trip. The customary word used is "Bakshis".
11. Any loss due to unforeseen circumstances such as flight delays, road blockage due to landslide, etc.