TILICHO LAKE- ANNAPURNA CIRCUIT TREKKING(THORONG-LAA PASS)

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Duration

12 Days

Tour Type

Annapurna Trekking

Group Size

20 persons

Location

Annapurna Region

Overview

“Embark on an unforgettable adventure to the stunning Tilicho Lake, revered as sacred by Buddhist and Hindu traditions. This breathtaking journey takes you through the iconic Annapurna Mountain Range, recognized as one of the world's best adventure destinations by Lonely Planet and other travel guides. Experience the majestic beauty of the high and scenic Manang Valley, leading toward the Mustang region via the challenging yet rewarding Thorong-La Pass. As you traverse windswept valleys and traditional villages, along the way, enjoy daily panoramic views of towering peaks, including Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Manaslu. Immerse yourself in the rich culture and customs of the Buddhist communities in Manang, and walk through lush hill forests adorned with rhododendron, oak, and pine trees. From warm, low-lying paddy fields to cooler alpine terrains and the arctic zones of ice and glaciers, this adventure offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness Nepal's diverse natural beauty and vibrant heritage.”

NOTE; THOES 11 NIGHTS 12 DAYS TREK DOESN'T INCLUDE ARRIVING, DEPARTURE AND EXTRA DAYS IN NEPAL

tilicho lake and throng-la pass map and altitude chart

MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TILICHO LAKE- ANNAPURNA TREKKING

Sacred Tilicho Lake: Visit Tilicho Lake, considered holy by both Buddhist and Hindu religions, offering a spiritual and scenic experience.
Annapurna Mountain Range: Trek through the Annapurna Mountain Range, famous for its stunning views and challenging terrain.
World's Best Adventure Destination: Recognized as one of the best adventure destinations globally by Lonely Planet and other travel guides.
Thorong-La Pass: Cross the Thorong-La Pass, one of the highest trekking passes in the world, with awe-inspiring views of the surrounding peaks.
Manang Valley: Walk through the scenic Manang Valley, experiencing its unique landscape and traditional villages.
Cultural Exploration: Explore the rich culture and customs of the Buddhist communities in the villages of Manang, offering insight into local life.
Stunning Views of Dhaulagiri & Manaslu: Enjoy breathtaking views of the Dhaulagiri and Manaslu peaks, along with the Annapurna Himalaya range.
Diverse Ecosystems: Experience a variety of ecosystems, from warm paddy fields to alpine hills and the Arctic zone of ice and glaciers.
Scenic Villages: Visit charming traditional villages, offering a glimpse of rural Nepali life and hospitality.
Lush Forests: Trek through beautiful forests filled with rhododendrons, oak, and pine trees, adding to the natural beauty of the trek.

Mode of Trekking:	Hotels and in lodge on walks.
Trek Grade:	Moderate and Adventurous.
Area of Trek:	Nepal North Mid-West within Annapurna Himalaya region.
Highest Altitude Gain:	On top Thorang-La pass at 5,416 m / 17,700 ft high.
People and Culture:	Mainly populated by Manang, Thakali, Gurung and Poon-Magar enriched with Buddhist religions with impressive culture.
Trek Duration:	11 Nights and 12 Days (with drives and flight to Pokhara)
Average walks:	Minimum 4 hrs to Maximum 9 hrs or more.
Total Trip:	11 Nights and 12 Days Kathmandu to Kathmandu.
Seasons:	March to May and September to December months March to May good for treks when wildflowers in full bloom, where most of the days are clear for views. Morning and night time as well as in the shade will be cold without a wind-chill factor, October to December are the best months to trek when the day is clear, but short sunlight hours due to autumn and winter months will be very cold morning/night times with chances of snow.

INTRODUCTION - TILICHO LAKE- ANNAPURNA TREKKING

Tilicho Lake and Annapurna Trekking is a wonderful combination of adventure where you will visit both best sides of scenic Manang Valley, where Tilicho Lake on least traveled area by trekkers due to its remoteness and isolation from main trails and villages.

Tilicho Lake and Annapurna Trekking certainly fascinate you with its marvelous scenery of mountains, green hills barren windswept country, and walking into lush green alpine woodland to arid terrain within close views of Annapurna and Chulus peaks.

Our marvelous adventure begins from the capital Kathmandu taking an exciting drive beyond Kathmandu Valley heading towards Nepal Mid-West around Lamjung district within the warmer riverside valley at Besisar, where the walk leads after a short drive from the town of Besisar.

Interesting walk leading you from low warmer sub-tropical areas to cooler mid-hills with ever-present views of Annapurna-Lamjung and Manaslu mountain range as the walk progresses reaching higher country covered with serene coniferous and deciduous woodland of tall rhododendron and pine trees.

The adventure continues heading past lovely villages enriched with Buddhist culture and customs encountering prayer symbols and monuments as the route finally ends at beautiful and scenic Manang Valley surrounded by the giant peaks of Annapurna and Chulus.

Having a rest day and a short hike to its magnificent viewpoints and witnessing the village's age-old fascinating heritage of Buddhist religion then heading towards our main goal and highlighting further from Manang Valley to reach Tilicho Lake.

Tilicho Lake is located in a complete wilderness and tranquil environment close to Gangapurna and Tilicho peaks, here with enjoyable hikes around the pristine emerald-colored lake regarded as a holy spot by Hindu and Buddhist followers.

From Tilicho Lake head back to the main trail of the Annapurna circuit to reach high above Thorang-La pass the highest spot of the adventure at 5,416 m and 17,700 ft with a sweeping panorama of the surrounding giant mountain range.

After a blissful time on top Thorang-la descends to the holy spot of Muktinath located within the Mustang area, at Muktinath our trekking completes taking a short drive to the interesting town of Jomsom where a short scenic flight takes you to beautiful Pokhara city and around its verdant valley with views of Annapurna Himalaya.

In Pokhara one of the main tourist spots of Nepal and around the Himalaya region located on the laps of towering Annapurna and Machhapuchare Himal ‘Fish Tail’ and its serene calm Phewa Lake a great place to conclude our overwhelming adventure Tilicho Lake and Annapurna Trekking.

PACKING LIST FOR TILICHO LAKE- ANNAPURNA TREKKING

Backpack: A comfortable, sturdy backpack with a rain cover (40-60 liters recommended).

Clothing:

Lightweight, moisture-wicking base layers (shirts, pants).
Insulating layers (fleece or down jacket).
Waterproof jacket and pants.
Thermal underwear (for cold nights and high altitudes).
Trekking pants and shorts.
Warm hat and gloves.
Sun hat or cap.
Neck gaiter or scarf.
Extra socks (wool or synthetic, not cotton).

Footwear:

Comfortable, waterproof trekking boots.
Sandals or camp shoes for evenings.
Gaiters (optional, for extra protection in snow or muddy areas).

Sleeping Gear:

Lightweight sleeping bag (rated for -10°C or lower).
Sleeping liner (optional, for added warmth and hygiene).

Trekking Gear:

Trekking poles (adjustable, if preferred).
Sunglasses (UV protection).
Headlamp with extra batteries.
Water bottles or hydration system.
Water purification tablets or filter.

Personal Items:

Passport and permits (TIMS and ACAP).
Trekking map or guidebook.
Small first aid kit (bandages, pain relievers, blister plasters, etc.).
Personal hygiene items (toothbrush, toothpaste, wet wipes, etc.).
Sunscreen (SPF 30+).
Lip balm with SPF.
Hand sanitizer.
Toilet paper (biodegradable if possible).

Electronics:

Camera with extra memory cards and batteries.
Mobile phone with power bank (solar charger recommended).
Headphones (optional for entertainment).

Food and Snacks:

Energy bars, trail mix, nuts, or other high-calorie snacks.
Instant soup or tea bags (optional for extra warmth).

Health and Safety:

Altitude sickness medication (consult a doctor beforehand).
Personal prescription medications (if needed).
Anti-diarrhea tablets.
Reusable face mask.

Miscellaneous:

Cash (Nepalese Rupees) for trekking expenses, tips, and purchases.
Travel insurance (covering trekking at high altitudes).
Extra ziplock bags for waste disposal (leave no trace).

Included/Excluded

Three times meals (breakfast,lunch,dinner) breakfast with hot drinks . accommodations during trekking tea house basis

transportation to trekking starting point and from ending point to Pokhara (airport pick up and drop )

All necessary permits for trekking

11 nights’ accommodation during the trek (Twin Sharing Base)

duffels bags , sleeping bags , down jackets if you needed

first aid box , water purified pills

Staff insurance, well-paid salary, equipment, food,

1 nigts hotel in pokhara at silver oaks inn

Certificate of achievement .

Farewell dinner in Nepali restaurant in Thamel before you depart from Nepal.

An airport transfer as per your departure date and time

International airfare, Nepal visa fee and any kind of insurance

yours nepali visa , hotel in kathmandu , travel insurance

Bar bills and extra foods and hot drinks , drinking water

wife , hot showers , local entrance fees , donations , mobile or power bank charge

Hotel in kathmandu and pokhara (for not included on price )

Local entrance fees and donation .

Itinerary

DAY 1

DRIVE FROM KATHMANDU TO BESISAHAR CONTINUE TO DHARAPAANI (1860mtr) Dis-(225km) Tim-(8,9hours)

Take early morning bus from kathmandu to Besisahar 6,7 hours at besisahar make lunch break and drive to dharapaani through stunning road along side beautiful river Marsyangdi while driving to dharapaani can absorve some beautiful waterfalls at boong waterfall stop for photos and videos . after long day of driving reach dharaapaani overnight satay.

DAY 2

DHARAPAANI(1860mtr) TO CHAME (2675mtr) Dis-(16km) Tim-(6,7 hours)

After Dharapani walk leads into cool forest of rhododendron and pine trees and heading towards Bagarchap and Danaque villages to reach at Timang where you will notice more strong Buddhist culture with views of Mt. Manaslu 8,163m / and nagdi chuli

DAY 3

CHAME(2670) TO UPPER PISANG (3250mtr) Dis-(14 km) Tim-(5,6hrs)

From Chame onward heading closer towards mountains as walk leads through alpine forest following Marsyangdi River upstream, with short ups and down to reach Bhratang village, At Bhartang there is an apple farm can stop for test apple from himalaya juicy and crunchy apple after a short stop walk follows uphill into woodland to Dhukure Pokhari a small place on top of a hill with few teahouses and lodge facing views of Annapurna2 (7935mtr) Chulus and Pisang peaks, with possible lunch stop, then continue to upper pisang overnight stop.

DAY 4

UPPER PISANG (3250mtr) TO MANANG(3500) Dis-(19km) Tim-(8,9hrs) VIA GHYARU AND NAGWAL VILLAGE

Morning catch views of mountains, from here onward altitude gains slowly as walk leads into forest with one strong uphill Ghyru (3750mtr) facing excellent views of Annapurna II , III and IV. Gangapurna, Chulus and Pisang peaks. follows small up and down hill to nagwal village stop for lunch with excellent views 0f mountains around . Small descend to humde village through pine forest. Walking into main village of proper Manang for overnight stop, before Manang an interesting tour of old Braga monastery enriched with ancient Buddhist relics, wall painting and frescos includes stunning views of Annapurna Himalaya.

DAY 5

ACCLIMATIZATION DAY PREVENTION AGAINST ALTITUDE SICKNESS (4,5hrs)

A rest day at Manang for acclimatization before reaching higher areas Tilicho Lake and Thorang-la pass, on this day take a hike around Manang village, a large village situated on scenic arid valley by the bank of Marysangdi River, which is below from Annapurna and Gangapurna mountain range, a nice walk uphill at Manang area for great views of Gangapurna Glacier and Gangapurna glacial Lake.

DAY 6

MANANG(3500) TO TILICHO BASE CAMP(4100mtr) Dis-(14km) Tim-(6,7hrs)

Start after breakfast from Manang to Tilicho base camp following the road to Khangshar then gradually to Shree Kharka stop for lunch then continue to the destination crossing the landslide area to the base camp pay attention while crossing the part of falling rock keep some distance to each other to run in case overnight stay at tilicho base camp

DAY 7

DAY FOR ONE OF THE HIGEST LAKE TILICHO (4919mtr) THEN TREK TO SHREE KHARKA Dis-(16km) Tim-(6,7hrs)

A free day at base camp for hike towards scenic Tilicho Lake, one of the holy spot for both Hindu's and Buddhist religions, the areas offers wonderful views of snowcapped peaks in the comfort of nice lodge by the bank of beautiful Tilicho Lake. After a great time at Tilicho Lake return back to Tilicho base camp for onwards journey towards Thorang-la and Mustang area. Over night at shreekharka .

DAY 8

TREK TO YAK KHARKA (4200mtr) Dis-(1okm) Tim-(4,5hrs)

After a pleasant time beyond Manang, as morning leads to join the main path of Annapurna circuit on the road to Thorang-la, where walk leads to short uphill to reach at Yak Kharka, (kharka means a flat and grassland where yaks grazed) an interesting walk with views of snowcapped mountains, on crossing a small stream reaching Yak Kharka for overnight stop, a small settlement with views of Gangapurna, Annapurna III and Chulu Peaks.

DAY 9

TREK TO HIGH CAMP (4985mtr) Dis-(8km) Tim-(4,5hrs)

Morning walk lead to higher elevation and getting closer at the base of Thorang-la, on crossing a bridge and then climb along a river bank, finally walk leads to Thorang Phedi, here depending upon the physical conditions of the clients, if all goes well an hour steep climb to Thorang High Camp for overnight stop.

DAY 10

THORONG-LAA PASS AND MUKTINATH (3650mtr) Dis-(13km) Tim-(7,8hrs)

One of the highlight the adventure, after early breakfast a long climb leads you to Thorang-la walking on steep winding path to reach at Thorang La Pass above 5,416 m / 17,700 ft. The highest point of the adventure with views of snowcapped peaks, and then with long descends to reach at holy Muktinath around Lower Mustang area. On reaching Muktinath for overnight stop, this is a holy spot for both Hindus and Buddhists the word Muktinath literally means ‘the place for Nirvana or Liberation’.

DAY 11

TREK TO JOMSOM OR DRIVE TO HOT SPRING

T'is time to explore some parts of lower Mustang trekking to jomsom from muktinath is amazing by landscape , mountains around , mt.dhaulagiri (8167mtr), nilgiri sout,north and center ,dhampus peak ,thapa peak and others snowcaped mountains walking along side of kali-gandagi river after 9,10 am can feels strong wind in vally jomsome is the one of the most windy vally in Nepal .. others one is can drive from muktinath to natural hot spring for relax in to the hot spring which can get rid of muscle pain

DAY 12

DRIVE TO POKHARA BY ADVENTUROUS BUS RIDE Tim-(8,9hrs)

Eather from jomsom or hot-spring we can drive to pokhara by bus

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The Tilicho Lake + Thorong La Pass route is challenging but doable if you’re well-prepared. It combines two demanding sections of the Annapurna Circuit Trek, making it one of the toughest treks in Nepal due to high altitude, steep climbs, and unpredictable weather.

📍 Manang to Tilicho Base Camp (4,150m) Rockfall-prone area 😬 – The trail is narrow, with loose rocks. Steep & tiring ascents – Thin air makes it harder to breathe. Cold & basic teahouses – Limited accommodation at Tilicho Base Camp. 📍 Tilicho Base Camp to Tilicho Lake (4,919m) & Return Super steep climb (~900m gain in 3–4 hours). Frozen & extremely windy in colder months. No teahouses at Tilicho Lake – Must return to Base Camp. 📍 Thorong Phedi (4,540m) to Thorong La Pass (5,416m) to Muktinath (3,800m) Most difficult & longest day (8–10 hours) 😓. Thin air, extreme cold, and strong winds. 2–3 AM start needed to avoid afternoon storms. Knee-breaking descent to Muktinath (1,600m down in one day!)

The Annapurna Circuit Trek with Tilicho Lake takes approximately 16 days. The timeframe includes rest and acclimatization days to help you adjust to the high altitude. The route can change depending on the weather, fitness level, and personal preferences.

This trek's key features include Tilicho Lake, the Thorang La Pass, the spectacular Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains, Tibetan-influenced cultures and lifestyles, the iconic Muktinath temple, the hot springs in Tatopani, and a rewarding sunrise hike to Poon Hill for panoramic mountain vistas.

The main difference is the presence of Tilicho Lake. The traditional Annapurna Circuit Trek avoids the detour to Tilicho Lake, focusing instead on Thorong La Pass and the surrounding surroundings. This walk is more exciting and rewarding since it includes Tilicho Lake, a more difficult route, more stunning scenery, and higher altitude.

The height, length, and varied terrain make this walk relatively difficult. While beginners with normal physical fitness and tenacity can complete the trek, prior trekking experience is recommended but not needed.

✅ Good for: Experienced trekkers who have done high-altitude hikes before. Physically fit hikers who can walk 6–10 hours a day. People prepared for extreme weather & basic facilities. ❌ Not ideal for: Beginners (better to try Annapurna Base Camp or Poon Hill first). Anyone with altitude issues or knee problems. Trekker who isn’t used to long, steep climbs.

The weather near Tilicho Lake is erratic, with heavy winds and freezing temperatures. Snow can make the trails hazardous, and significant snowfall might obstruct the route, especially in the winter. You must be prepared for cold temperatures and unexpected weather changes.

Trekking during the monsoon season (June to August) is not recommended owing to excessive rain, leeches, and the possibility of landslides. Winter trekking (December to February) is doable, although snow and freezing weather make it more difficult, particularly when traversing the Thorong La pass. However, we also do this journey throughout the monsoon season and in the winter.

yes, you can see yaks after pissang to yak kharka.

The biggest health hazards are altitude sickness, dehydration, and stomach distress. Proper acclimatization, hydration, and warmth are essential for remaining healthy. Our guide will also explain how to reduce your chances of altitude sickness.

Altitude sickness happens when you ascend to high altitudes too quickly, and your body struggles to adjust to the lower oxygen levels. It usually starts above 2,500m (8,200 ft) and can become severe if not managed properly.

🟡 Mild AMS (Common & Manageable) Headache 🤕 Dizziness or lightheadedness Nausea or loss of appetite Fatigue & difficulty sleeping Shortness of breath 🔴 Severe AMS (Dangerous – Requires Descent!) Severe headache (not relieved by medicine) Vomiting Confusion & difficulty walking Shortness of breath even at rest Blue lips or fingertips (lack of oxygen!)

Acclimatize correctly by gradually increasing your altitude (do not rush). ✅ Stay hydrated with 3-4 liters of water daily. ✅ Consume carbohydrates - High-energy foods help your body adjust. ✅ Avoid drinking and smoking since they dehydrate and exacerbate AMS symptoms. ✅ Take rest days - If you are feeling ill, do not push yourself. ✅ Consider Diamox (Acetazolamide) to avoid AMS (contact a doctor before use). ✅ Listen to your body: If symptoms develop, descend immediately!

In the event of severe altitude sickness or other medical crises, helicopter evacuation is the standard protocol. This is why high-altitude hikes and emergency evacuations require insurance coverage.

We will provide you with three meals per day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), largely local Nepali and Tibetan cuisine such as dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), noodles, and momo (dumplings). Most teahouses serve western meals such as pasta, pancakes, burgers, sandwiches, and cereal. We recommend that you try dal bhat and tarkari (vegetables), which are energy-dense dishes that you will need on the journey.

1. Meat 🥩 – Not Recommended at Higher Elevations ✅ Available in lower areas. ❌ At higher elevations, meat is not fresh because there are no refrigeration facilities. Any meat you find has usually been carried up for days by porters/mules, increasing the risk of food poisoning. If you really want meat, stick to lower altitudes or eat it in Pokhara before/after the trek. 2. Eggs 🥚 – Safe & Good for Energy ✅ Eggs are widely available at teahouses and are safe to eat. ✅ Good source of protein and energy. ✅ Options: Boiled eggs, omelets, scrambled eggs, egg fried rice, egg toast. 💡 Tip: Boiled eggs are the safest choice as they’re cooked at high temperatures. 3. Cheese 🧀 – Okay in Moderation ✅ Cheese is usually available in lower areas and sometimes at High Camp. ✅ Yak cheese is a common option—it’s delicious and high in calories. ❌ Cheese is heavy to digest at high altitudes, so eat in moderation to avoid bloating or discomfort.

✔ Dal Bhat (Rice, lentil soup, and vegetables) – best for stamina ✔ Porridge, muesli, or oats – good breakfast options ✔ Vegetable soup & garlic soup – helps prevent altitude sickness ✔ Boiled potatoes & chapati – easy to digest ✔ Tea (ginger, honey, lemon, mint) – keeps you warm and hydrated

Tap water is unsafe to consume directly. We recommend using water purification tablets before drinking. Though you can buy bottled water at en-route shops, we do not advocate it for environmental reasons. A better solution would be to carry a water bottle and fill it with boiling or filtered water. You can purchase boiled/filtered water from the lodges/tea houses.

✅ Boil the water: The best way to make water safe is by boiling it (usually done at teahouses, often for a small fee – Rs. 50–100). ✅ Water purification tablets/drops: Carry water purification tablets (like ** iodine or chlorine tablets**) or water purification drops to treat water from streams or taps. ✅ Portable filters: You can bring a portable water filter (e.g., SteriPen, Sawyer, or LifeStraw) to purify tap or stream water. ✅ Bottled water: Available in lower altitudes, but it gets more expensive at higher elevations and adds to plastic waste. It’s better to avoid buying too much bottled water.

Drink plenty of water (3–4 liters per day) to prevent dehydration and help with altitude adjustment. Drink warm tea or herbal drinks (like ginger or lemon tea) at teahouses to stay hydrated. Avoid alcohol and caffeine at high altitudes as they can dehydrate you.

Restroom on tilicho throng-la pass trek provides basic facilities at throng phedi and high camp route to tilicho there is both restroom is available like westerns and squat and until phedi

You need two primary permits for this trek: an Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and a Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) card.

Yes, we include the cost of the permits in our trek packages so that you can trek hassle-free.

You can obtain the necessary permits in Kathmandu or Pokhara. However, we will get those permits on your behalf.

The Tilicho Lake + Thorong La Pass route is part of the Annapurna Circuit, which has a good network of teahouses (lodges) that offer basic but comfortable accommodation for trekkers. However, the standard of accommodation can vary depending on the location and altitude.

Most teahouses have electricity, although charging your electronics will cost you a modest fee. Wi-Fi is also offered at many teahouses, particularly in more populous villages, however it can be slow and expensive.

Hot showers are available in some teahouses, but usually come at an additional cost, particularly at higher altitudes.

Yes, you can use Electricity from beginning to end on this trek.

there is wi-fi on this trek all the way up to tilicho base camp and throng high-camp cell-phone work till manang after from muktinath it doesn't work between tilicho and throng .

Yes. Our trek packages include an expert guide to accompany you on the adventure. Our guide will aid with travel, providing information about the location, and resolving any concerns.

Safety and Comfort: With both a guide and a porter, you’ll have the security of having someone knowledgeable about the area and the relief of not having to carry heavy loads. Faster & More Efficient Trek: A guide can pace the group while a porter handles the gear, so everyone can enjoy the trek at their own speed. Cultural Exchange: Porters and guides offer rich opportunities to connect with local people, share stories, and deepen your cultural understanding of the trek.

Yes, travel insurance is essential for this trek. Your insurance must cover helicopter evacuation up to the highest trek altitude (5,500m) and treatment. Please call your insurer and double-check if your insurance covers emergency helicopter rescue.

Your travel insurance should cover medical treatment and hospitalization in case of illness or injury and helicopter rescue up to 5,500m.

Except for Indians, all foreigners must obtain a visa to enter Nepal. You can, however, receive a visa upon arrival at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport, or apply for one ahead of time at a Nepalese consulate. To obtain an on-arrival visa, you will need a passport valid for at least six months, two passport-sized pictures, and an application fee. The application fee is based on the length of stay. The current pricing is USD 50 per 30-day stay.

Warm clothing (thermal base layers, fleece, down jacket), waterproof jacket and pants, trekking poles, sunglasses, sunblock, and a hat for sun protection, a first aid pack, and water purification tablets are all necessary. Please refer to the equipment section for more information.

The tea houses provide basic bedding (including beds, pillows, and blankets). However, we advise you to bring a warm sleeping bag to ensure your comfort.

We recommend bringing trekking poles since they give stability and decrease knee discomfort, particularly on steep descents. Crampons are optional unless you are trekking in the winter, when the track may be covered in snow and ice.

In the event of a road blockage or inclement weather, we can arrange for alternate transportation such as jeeps or buses. Because you will be traveling primarily by road, the likelihood of cancellation is low.

There are no domestic flights necessary for the Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake Trek. You will drive by car from Kathmandu or Pokhara to the starting place of the hike. However, for an extra fee, you can fly from Pokhara to Kathmandu.

To finalize the booking, we typically require a 10% deposit on the trek cost. You can pay online via our website, bank transfers, Wise, or Western Union. The remaining trek costs are required when you arrive in Kathmandu. Again, you can pay with cash, credit cards, bank transfers, Wise, or Western Union.

We recommend that you book at least a month in advance, especially if you want to trek during high season. This allows us to plan logistics for the walk so that you are comfortable and well taken care of.

Yes, we have cancellation and refund policies, please visit our terms and conditions page.

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TILICHO LAKE- ANNAPURNA CIRCUIT TREKKING(THORONG-LAA PASS)

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MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TILICHO LAKE- ANNAPURNA TREKKING

INTRODUCTION - TILICHO LAKE- ANNAPURNA TREKKING

PACKING LIST FOR TILICHO LAKE- ANNAPURNA TREKKING

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