You will be met by Himalayan Envpro representative and transfer to your hotel. After check in there will be a short brief and handover your duffle bag, with sleeping bag and down jacket. In the evening there will be a welcome dinner in the hotel.

After breakfast, at around 0830 hrs we shall leave to go to Swayambhunath. Swayambhunath is a Buddhist monastery with a stupa in the middle. The unblinking huge eyes of Buddha teach us to look at the things to understand and question for more knowledge. The stupa doesn’t have a mouth, meaning speak less and understand more. From the railing of Swayambhu we will be able to see the Kathmandu valley. According to Buddhism avoid three things: envy, ignorance and desire to be away from the sufferings. To tackle the sufferings we have to practice the three things: compassion, wisdom and lastly the power We leave Swayambhunath to visit Kathmandu Durbar Square. We visit Kumari, the living Goddess of Kathmandu. Then Kal-Bhairav and Sweta-Bhairav. From Kathmandu Durbar Square we walk through the ancient market of Ason to Durbar Marg (king's way) and have lunch in Kathmandu Kitchen.After lunch we shall visit Pashupatinath Temple of lord Shiva. In here we understand the true meaning of life and death. In all temples at Pashupatinath we shall see is the coming together of a Yoni (vulva) and Lingam (male penis) : a continuation of life. This is called Om: Namo: Shiwaya:.

Breakfast at 0700 hrs and we leave the hotel at 0830 hrs. The drive to Pokhara will take 6 hours and on the way we shall have our lunch. In Pokhara if we have time after check-in you are free to look around at lakeside shops.

We will depart hotel at 0530 hrs in the morning for a scenic 20 minutes flight to Jomsom, the start of our trek. Here we will meet our trekking crew. We shall walk along the east bank of the Kaligandaki for about 3 hrs to Eklobhatti. From here onwards we shall be in arid landscape. Kagbeni is an impressive village which is our gateway to Mustang. We shall visit a 500 years old monastery and Kagbeni Village. Kagbeni is religiously very important pilgrimage for the Hindus. The Hindus believes their ancestors reside after death in the kingdom of Lord Bishnu. So to liberate from the hell to the realm of God Bishnu, Hindus go to the confluence of the river Kali (Krishna Gandaki) and the Kag Khola originated from the Muktinath, in Kagbeni region to offer religious food offering (Pinda) to their deceased member. The river Kaligandaki originates from the abode of Lord Bishnu at Damodar Kunda and the Kag Khola from the temple of Lord Bishnu in Muktinath. All the hindus on their pilgrimage comes to Kagbeni first then go to Muktinath.

We will start the morning by 4X4 jeep and follow the road along east bank of the river over a series of small bridges via Tangbe village where we will meet the first black, red and white chortens. When we reach Chusang our jeep drive will terminate. From Chusang we begin our trek along the east bank of the Kaligandaki and cross to the west bank and begin our ascent to Chere where we will have lunch. After lunch our uphill walk to pass the village of Gyakar to reach the Dorjori-La (3735 m). From here nice and easy flat walk to the village of Samar (3600 m) for overnight stay.

The path leaves Samar near a large Chorten and dives steeply for about 70 meters into a deep side canyon followed by a short steep climb out. After this we cross several large spurs before we reach the Chungsi Cave on the Sangmochen Khola in about 3 hrs. Here the Padmashambhawa or commonly known as Guru Rimpoche had meditated on his way back to India from Tibet. From the cave we follow the small road that will take about 2 hours to reach Syangmochen (3800 m). After lunch we will climb to the Syangmochen La (4000 m). A new vista will open towards Ghilling village; we descend from the pass to the chorten and take the right hand fork to descend all the way to Ghilling Khola. Cross the Ghilling Khola and climb up to the Plateau of Ghilling. Nice and easy walk to the village of Ghilling. Later in the afternoon we will visit the Red Monastery of Kalachakra on the mountain-flank above the village.

Today’s trail heads up the center of the valley, through fields and pass chortens to the Nyi La (4020 m), the southern border of Lho. This is the highest point of the trek so-far. It offers fantastic views for South towards Annapurna and further into Mustang. The famous red cliff is a magnificent feature of the landscape. From here gentle descent leads to the Ghami La with the chorten on the edge of a ridge. A steep descent leads to the beautifully white washed buildings of Ghami, the third largest village in Upper Mustang. We shall have lunch here. From Ghami we leave the road behind and trek for a further 3 hrs towards the village of Dhakmar.

We start by following the trail along the top of one of Mustang’s famous Red Cliffs to the Mui-La descending gently to Lo Gekar for lunch. At Lo- Gekar we will be visiting the Ghar Gompa Monastery which is believed to be older than Samya Monastry in Tibet built by Padhmashambhawa. After lunch it is a gradual ascend to cross the Marang La (4270 m) before making a final descent to the ancient walled city of Lo-Mangthan.

Today is the day to explore the great historical and cultural center. There are four major Gumpas to visit during our stay. In addition to the gompas we will also visit the palace which is the home of the King and the queen. The town is interesting that provides us to see strong Tibetan culture hitherto intact. An optional side trip is also available to visit Chosar Valley which has towering red cliffs with caves that were inhabited as far back as 2500 years ago. The cost is paid locally US$ 35 for horse of US$ 150 for a jeep for maximum number of 7 people.

After breakfast we trek on the huge plateau for 3 hours then descend to a nice village. After descending for about 1 hour we reach Dhi village where we stop for lunch. After lunch we cross the Kaligandaki and travel up to a very remote village of Yara.

The first section of trek will be along a stream for two and half hour and we reach Luri Gompa. We spend about two hours here then descend to Ghara village for lunch. After lunch from Ghara nice easy walk downhill to Yara.

We have nice easy walk for two and half hours enjoying the fascinating views of Dhaulagiri 1. Then we descend down to the Dhe Khola and cross the ice-cold river and then climb all the way to the pass which is 4020 m to enjoy the great views while having our pack lunch here. Then we trek over the undulating plateau and finally descent down to the village of Tange.

Today is a challenging day as we have to climb to a high pass called Pa-pass (4200 m) then trek along a flat high country that commands a wide view of Mustang Valley. Then descend down to Chuksang for the night.

We trek to Tetang Village then nice easy climb all the way for 4 hours and reach the Gnyu La Pass (4200m). A great vista opens with 360 degrees all round view. Then we walk for another two and a half hour and finally reach the holy town of Muktinath.

We visit the sacred Muktinath Temple then return to the hotel to have a breakfast. Then we start our trek enjoying the fascinating walk via Ranipauwa, Jharkot, Eklobhatti and finally we reach Jomsom. This is the last night of the trek so we party with the trek staff (guide and porters) and tips to be distributed among staff.

We catch an early flight to Pokhara from Jomsom. After we reach Pokhara and check in our hotel we have a free day to explore Pokhara.

Drive to Kathmandu. (If you want to travel by flight you will have to pay extra as it is not included in costing). When arrive in Kathmandu, freeday for shopping in Thamel. In the evening we shall enjoy a farewell dinner. (We can shorten the tour by a day or two depending on your availability of your time. This may mean you will not visit Muktinath and rest day in Pokhara.)

Our representative will accompany you to the airport for the final farewell. Breakfast will be prepared in hotel.