Kali Gandaki Valley Trek

The journey from Kathmandu to Pokhara has 200 kilometers studded into it and shows Nepal’s most brilliant landscapes. Travellers can also go for the close to 25-minute flight or a 6- to 8-hour memorable road trip at the great Trishuli River. The route offers views of the tremendous lush hills, rural villages, and glimpses of the great Himalayas. Upon reaching Pokhara, visitors are also greeted by calm Phewa Lake and panoramic mountain views. The city is also a hub for trekking, paragliding, and OK peaceful retreats.

Start the scenic 1 to 2-hour drive to the great Nayapul, passing through calm landscapes and age-old villages. Upon arrival, the trekking begins with a fine climb toward Tikhedhunga. The 4 to 5-hour journey takes you across suspension bridges and green-filled forests. Quaint settlements along the way give a glimpse into the locality. As you approach Tikhedhunga, breathtaking views and the peaceful ambience make all the journey and effort worthwhile.

The trek through the Tikhedhunga to Ghorepani takes 6 to 7 hours; passing it covers lush forests and awesome hills. A steep ascent up through the stone steps till the Ulleri tests endurance but rewards with stunning mountain views, the passes goes go through rhododendron forests, especially during the spring. Upon reaching Ghorepani, majestic Himalayan scenes await.

Start the whole early morning walk to Poon Hill for a fine sunrise well over the majestic Himalayas. Move through forests and villages through the 6 to 7-hour trek at the great Tatopani. The day ends with a relaxing dive into great hot springs.

The trek to the fine Ghasa takes 5 to 6 hours through rugged terrain and scenic trails. Pass charming villages and cross deep gorges with impressive views of fine waterfalls. The journey offers both serenity and adventure, all through nature's beauty.

The 4 to 5-hour trek at the great Marpha offers a cool and refreshing walk through dry landscapes and traditional Thakali villages. Enjoy views of the apple orchards and taste locally made cider. Marpha’s charming stone-ridden streets and monastery welcome trekkers with cultural unity

The trek to Kagbeni takes 5 to 6 hours and involves a windy trail through the Kali Gandaki River. Arid landscapes, prayer flags, and age-old caves create a mystical atmosphere. Passing through Jomsom, the route gives fine views of the Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri peaks. Kagbeni, a fine village, greets trekkers with its rich Tibetan culture and calm ambience.

The trek at the great Muktinath takes 5 to 6 hours through the rugged trail with panoramic views of the great Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. Moving steadily, pass all through villages adorned with prayer wheels. The spiritual atmosphere intensifies near the sacred Muktinath Temple, a fine pilgrimage site for Hindus and Buddhists. The journey mixes breathtaking landscapes with cultural and religious greatness.

The 5 to 6-hour trek till Jomsom gives a descent through fine landscapes and wide riverbeds through the Kali Gandaki River. The trail also passes traditional settlements and offers views of tall peaks such as Nilgiri. Strong winds often sweep through the valley, adding the great sense of adventure. Jomsom's vibrant market and airport shows the gateway to the Mustang region.

Return to the state of Pokhara through the short scenic flight giving an aerial views of the Himalayas or go for an adventurous drive through rugged booked terrain and desolate roads. The flight takes around 20 minutes, while the drive spans at several hours with impressive landscapes through the way. Each option gives a rare perspective of the Annapurna region. Back at Pokhara, tranquility and comfort will wait you.