Kathmandu to Pokhara by private vehicle is a common way to travel between these two popular destinations in Nepal. The journey takes about 6-7 hours and covers a distance of approximately 200 km. You can choose between a private car or van, which can be arranged through local travel agencies or hotels. The route takes you through scenic landscapes, and you can stop along the way to visit local villages and temples. The private vehicle option provides comfort and convenience, and you can customize the itinerary to suit your needs and interests.

The journey from Pokhara to Bhulbhule and then trekking to Nadi is a popular option for those wishing to explore the Annapurna region of Nepal. Bhulbhule is a small village located on the banks of the Marsyangdi River, which is the starting point of the trek to Nadi. The trek to Nadi is a short and scenic trek that takes you through traditional villages and terraced fields, and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The trek can be completed in an hour or two, depending on your pace, and provides an excellent opportunity to experience the rural life and natural beauty of the region. From Nadi, you can continue your journey to other destinations in the Annapurna region or return to Pokhara. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Keep an eye out for dazzling cascades en route as the trail makes its way through a deep wooded canyon with a few stretches of steep climbing. Wander through rice paddies, follow winding trails through the sub-tropical forest, cross suspension bridges swaying over raging rivers, pass waterfalls of melted snow and climb steep mountain passes. Dinner and overnight

Today’s trek continues through the deep wooded canyon embellished by stunning waterfalls. You’ll be venturing into the Manang district of the mountain range, with much of the trail ascending throughout the day.

Marking the end of the great Marsyangdi River Gorge, make a steep climb to Timang, then the trail settles into gentler slopes as the vegetation transforms from dense pine forests to drier slopes. The district headquarters of Manang, Chame, is the largest settlement after Besisahar.

Slowly you are going to enter into the different world and gaining the elevation and walking through the pine forest. Pisang is the inhabitant of Gurung people.

Trek the northern trail via upper Pisang and Ghyaru – an area renowned for its spectacular views. It is now drier and you are sure to come across local farmers herding yaks. Here’s a hot tip – Tibetan yaks take a special interest in people wearing red, so choose your gear carefully today!

Spend a day here to acclimatize and day hike to Monastery, then return to Manang for the night. Manang is a village of about 500 flat-roofed houses, and offers excellent views of Annapurna II, Annapurna III, Gangapurna, and Chulu East.

You will be walking as a slog due to the altitude. Along the way, you will encounter Musk deer, Himalayan Thar, and all other flora and fauna along with the mountain range. It is an easy and short hike due to the altitude.

Today leisurely walk to Throng Phedi and have Lunch then 2hrs hike to High Camp. It offers great landscapes and Mountain views.

Probably the hardest day of the entire trek. Early morning ascends 490m to the Throng la top and walk down to Muktinath. This is a pilgrimage holy place in Annapurna region. Once you are in Muktinath you are entering into the different world which you may feel.

The most relaxed day and walking into the barren land and facing the warier caves, visit the hundreds of years Monastery and Experience the Tibetan tribes. Walk about 3 hours to Kagbeni for Lunch and explore the area. After having Lunch walk to Jomsom for another 2 hours.

After breakfast moves towards Jomsom airport and flies to Pokhara. As soon as you reach Pokhara drive to the hotel and rest for the day.

Breakfast and depart for Kathmandu, evening farewell dinner at Nepalese typical Restaurant.

After the healthy breakfast, we drop you at the airport for your final departure for your onward destination.