Destination
Nepal, Annapurna Region
Region
Annapurna Region
Trip Grade
Grade 3: Hard/challenging
Accommodation
Tea House
Total Distance
205 km
Start / End Point
Kathmandu/Kathmandu
Durations
16 Days
Max. Altitude
4820m/15817ft
Meals Included
Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Group Size
above 2
Best Season
March to May/sept to Nov
Activity per day
6 hrs
Transportation
Cycling /Hiking/Drive/flight
Trip Highlights
Highlights of an Upper Mustang bike ride tour include exploring the ancient walled city of Lo Manthang, riding through dramatic desert-like landscapes, visiting sacred sites like Muktinath Temple and ancient monasteries, and experiencing breathtaking views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges. The tour also features thrilling rides through the world's deepest gorge, Kaligandaki Gorge, and opportunities to soak in natural hot springs and experience the local Tibetan-influenced culture.
Visit Kathmandu’s iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Adventurous Cycling Tour to the Trans Himalaya Region, Upper Mustang
Explore Muktinath, a holy sanctum for Hindus and Buddhists.
Venture into the forbidden kingdom of Mustang.
Cycling with a professional biking guide with backup transportation.
Lo Manthang: Explore the medieval walled city, including ancient monasteries like Jampa and Thubchen, and the Royal Palace.
Ancient sites: Visit sacred pilgrimage sites like Muktinath Temple, known for its 108 water spouts, and explore ancient man-made Chhoser Caves and monasteries like Ghar Gompa.
Cultural immersion: Interact with locals and learn about the unique Tibetan-influenced culture of the region, including its traditions, food, and way of life.
Tiji Festival: If your trip is timed correctly, you may be able to witness this ancient and vibrant festival.
Unique landscapes: Ride through the surreal, desert-like landscapes of the trans-Himalayan terrain, with its red cliffs and eroded hills.
Mountain views: Enjoy panoramic views of major Himalayan peaks, including Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and Manaslu.
Kaligandaki Gorge: Navigate the world's deepest gorge, a highlight for many riders due to the scale and scenery.
Challenging terrain: Experience thrilling rides with challenges like river crossings, steep ascents, and descents on rugged dirt trails.
Tibet border: Ride close to the border at Kora La pass, where you can get a glimpse into Tibet.
Hot springs: Relax in natural hot springs, particularly at Tatopani, after challenging days of riding.
Local produce: In areas like Jomsom and Marpha, known as the "Village of Orchards," you can sample renowned apples, apple pie, and apple wine.
Trip Overview
Upper Mustang is a dreamland for every mountain biker seeking the ultimate adventure in the pristine Himalayan nature of Nepal. Also referred to as the Forbidden Kingdom of Lo in Nepal, where the king still governs the land, the adventurous expedition to this hidden realm is going to be an extraordinary, out-of-the-world experience.
As a highly restricted area due to its proximity to the Tibet border, the mountain bike ride to the Upper Mustang offers you a once-in-a-lifetime cultural odyssey, riding through several remote valleys in a tranquil setting and viewing the enriching lifestyle of the Himalayan locals, dominated by the people of Thakali and in some parts by the ethnic communities of Gurung.
The majority of the locals are practitioners of Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhism, which is rooted in nature and worships the mountains such as Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Nilgiri as the gods watching over them, creating majestic landscapes, mountainous terrains, and several glacial river valleys. The experience of witnessing these glorifying sights during the mountain biking tour to the Upper Mustang cannot be explained in words.
Throughout the biking trail, you will be able to feel the raw Himalayan breeze in your cheeks as you ride your mountain bike through the verdant lowlands to the artistic climate of the high alpine zone with similar kinds of vegetation, fostering unique cultural attractions along with true Himalayan spirits as you make your way through an awesome geographic diversity.
Therefore, the mountain biking tour to the Upper Mustang is the perfect mountain expedition, exposing bikers to the most spine-tingling intimacy with the trans-Himalayan region of Nepal that follows the classic Annapurna Circuit Trek route for a few days and later on gives you access to the hidden gem of the Nepalese Himalayas with an insider insight into the region’s historical, cultural, and religious significance.
Unfold the mystery of one of the hidden Himalayan realms of the Nepalese Himalayas, Upper Mustang, in our 16-day mountain biking tour happening right now at Good KarmaTreking. Contact us now to book this surreal adventure!
What to expect at the Upper Mustang Moutain Biking Tour?
Mountain biking to the Upper Mustang of Nepal, otherwise called the Himal Pari ko Gaon in Nepalese, which translates to the village beyond mountains, and for the reason that it falls in the Trans Himalayan region, serving as a nation within the secular federal country of Nepal that still practices the monarchial system within its area, is an unforgettable adventure where you can expect the most fulfilling journey of your lifetime with:
The most satisfying off-the-beaten trail to the Upper Mustang
Unlike some of the more popular trekking routes in Nepal, such as the Annapurna Circuit hiking routes, the Everest Base Camp expedition, and others, which also see a significant number of mountain bikers each year, the mountain biking route to the Upper Mustang sees fewer tourists due to its discovery and opening to visitors only in 1992.
Furthermore, as the whole realm of Upper Mustang is hidden behind the gigantic Himalayan ranges Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Nilgiri, along with its designation as a restricted area of Nepal, it allows only a countable number of foreigners to preserve the true essences of the region along with its distinctive culture and natural beauty, assuring you a more intimate and off-the-beaten-remote experience while you immerse yourself in the serenity of the authentic wilderness and establish a genuine mutuality with nature and its people.
Dramatic Himalayan Landscapes
The trail to the Upper Mustang is famous among mountain bikers for its never-ending picturesque landscapes from the starting to the ending point of the entire journey, characterized by stunning views of the rugged mountains, such as the world’s eighth and tenth highest peaks, Mt. Dhaulagiri (8,167m) and Mt. Annapurna (8,091 m), which are usually covered in snow, deep valleys, and contrasting barren lands against the lush subtropical hills below.
As you bike through the region, you will be rewarded with the expansive panoramic views of several Himalayan giants such as Nilgiri, Tilicho Peak, and Thorong Peak beside the two of the eight-thousanders, scenic and adventurous cliffs, and arid desert-like terrain on reaching the higher altitude, which hence provides you with ample opportunities to click some in your lens and is also called the photographers haven as well as the trekkers and bikers paradise.
Bike along the deepest gorge in the planet, Kali Gandaki
Situated at an altitude of 6,268 m/20,564 ft, the Kali Gandki River or gorge is the largest gorge in the world on the way to the Upper Mustang biking tour that provides you with the awe-inspiring sight of a mountain cutting through the heart of the Himalayas. Being the only place where one can find the highly revered Saligram worshipped by both Hindus and Buddhists as the incarnation of the Hindu deity Lord Vishnu, the sense of adventure and exhilaration, along with the spiritual energy, will keep you inspiring as you ascend and descend into and through the gorge.
You will feel blessed to have come across such a glorious sight as you look at the valley below, which is as scenic as it can be, while the mountains atop the sky never leave your eyes, and the ambiance around the Kali Gandaki gorge is a fantastic spot for meditation that can lead to one’s spiritual awakening during the 16-day mountain biking journey to the Upper Mustang.
Ancient villages, caves, and beautiful apple orchids of Jomsom and Kagbeni
Jomsom, an administrative center, is surrounded by several traditional villages made up of mud and bricks, consisting of narrow alleyways, and traditional architecture reflecting centuries of historical and cultural heritage, among which Kagbeni is the oldest and most beloved village in the Mustang region, offering a glimpse into the Mustangi way of life.
Further, Kagbeni specifically is amidst the rock formations peppered with caves once used by the people during war and famine to take shelter and some significant religious leaders such as Guru Rinpoche to medicate, who is believed to have acquired enlightenment in these sky caves adorned with colorful prayer flags and Mani walls followed by prayer wheels.
While both Jomsom and Kagebeni are noted for their beautiful apple orchids and local specialty apple brandy, you can conclude that the mountain biking through here to meet and finally explore the Lo Manthang of the Upper Mustang is a natural and cultural odyssey that exposes you to some of the most incredible secret gems of the Mustang and Annapurna regions.
Uncover the mystery of the Kingdom of Himalayas (Lo Manthang)
Once the capital city of the Kingdom of Lo, Lo Manthang is a semi-independent, mysterious kingdom featuring distinctive walls within the borders of modern Nepal, whose prosperity hails to this day while its origin takes you to Tibetan Buddhism.
Along with being the ancient trade route, it is also one of the major highlights of the Upper Mustang biking tour and treks, located in a rural and isolated part of the Himalayas characterized by the presence of centuries-old monasteries, temples, and palaces intricately carved with woodcarving.
Despite the rapid urbanization, Lo Manthang still has an unspoiled authentic mountain way of life and cultural identity, adding much to the enriching first-hand cultural experience for everyone who traverses this area, leaving no one behind, including bikers.
Festival of Tiji in the Upper Mustang
One of the largest and most significant festivals that is celebrated precisely in the Upper Mustang annually is Tiji, which generally falls in April or May, commemorating the triumph of good over bad that you can be part of during the mountain biking at this time.
Moreover, if you are hopeful of observing this festival only, you can take an optional short Mustang Trek featuring the unique traditional dances, rites, rituals, and various ceremonies performed by monks and locals dressed in cultural attire, offering and praying in the aromatic and vibrant ambiance.
Riding through acute mountain sickness-prone areas
The biking expedition to the Upper Mustang presents you with its own set of challenges that include several rugged sections, steep ascents, and technical descents, which can be physically demanding at the higher altitude, posing a high risk of acute mountain sickness (AMS) due to the unpredictable weather conditions that can experience fluctuation at any time.
However, on making it through it, the scenes will be equally rewarding, followed by the most gratifying sense of achievement that makes the mountain biking expedition to the Upper Mustang worth each effort; hence, it is crucial to keep yourself well-prepared mentally and physically and gain some mountain biking experience before beginning to embark on the Upper Mustang on a mountain bike.
The Spirtual biking to the Muktinath and Tatopani
Although lying at a different altitude profile level, the Muktinath temple and Tatopani both hold religious importance in the hearts and souls of every Hindu and Buddhist devotee, as taking baths in both of these natural and cultural landmarks’ premises is believed to possess the power of salvation.
Undoubtedly, Muktinath is considered the holiest and is an astounding monument as well, consisting of 108 water sprouts originating from the melting of glaciers, an eternal flame nearby, and a huge idol of one of the supreme Hindu lords among the three, Vishnu, while the Tatopani is a natural spring rich in minerals that can reduce fatigue and provide relief to tired muscles, besides the religious belief.
Both of these are located amidst the glorifying peaks of the Annapurna Himalayas and are a treat to the eyes, mind, and soul. They are the perfect place to find inner peace, renew yourself, and build a deeper connection to the world around you, appreciating life as an element in making the Mustang Biking the spiritual journey of self-transformation.
Why 16-day itinerary to go for the Upper Mustang Moutain Biking Tour?
The 16-day mountain biking excursion to the Upper Mustang begins with a test drive around the Kathmandu Valley, which on the very next day catches a local bus, private jeep, or tourist vehicle to one of the most famous cities in Nepal, famous for its shimmering water lakes, Pokhara.
From Pokhara, the 16-day itinerary includes a stunning flight to the hilltown of Jomsom, still facilitating the lookout at the most amazing ancient Thakali cultures and traditions along with its customary life to officially begin the mountain bike ride to the Upper Mustang that first stops by Kagbeni.
On making it to Kabeni, you will move your mountain bike forth and take blessing at one of the holy shrines of the Hindu Lord, Muktinath, treasured by both Hindus and Buddhists all over the globe in the serene natural amphitheater, giving initiation to a spiritual touch in the overall journey to the Upper Mustang.
Muktinath onward begins a descending mountain biking trail to Samar that goes by the five major villages interlinked by similar ethnic ties known as Chele, Gyakar, Chiksang, Tamgbe, and Tetang, observing several ascents and descents, most of which involve downhill biking, and later on finally calling it a day at the typical mountain lodge at Samar.
Throughout this section of the mountain biking expedition from Jomsom, you will be at a dynasty gaze of towering mountains such as Tilicho Peak and Thorong Peak, along with the magnificent ranges of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri, and numerous unnamed summits that still tail you in this entire Upper Mustang mountain biking trip.
From Samar, the biking route experiences a slight increment in altitude to Ghami that exposes riders to the strenuous yet beautiful five mountain passes named Bhena La, Yamdo La, Syanboch La, Nya La, and Ghami La, all above 3,800 m, and spends the night at the nearby tea house to continue the ascending biking until you arrive at Manthang.
Biking from Manthang takes you to Kimlang, Choser Loop, Lo Manthang, and retraces the route back to Kathmandu via Pokhara, before which you will spend nights at several popular stopovers in the Mustang region, some of which you had made your way through earlier, such as Ghami and others including Chele, Marpha, Tatopani, and Beni.
This 16-day itinerary for the Upper Mustang Moutain Biking Tour incorporates several days of exploration without having to rush the biker pace, mitigating the potential occurrence of acute mountain sickness or altitude sickness, which is common in higher Himalayan expeditions such as the Upper Mustang.
Further, this 16-day route also allows ample time for rest and recovery, and at Good Karma Trekking, we excel at customizing itineraries according to your specific needs and personal preferences, so we believe it is one of the best itineraries to go on the Upper Mustang mountain biking tour in 2026 and 2027.
Detailed Itinerary
On this Day
Upon your arrival in Kathmandu, you will see our airport representative waiting outside the airport terminal a few meters from the exit door with a placard of your name.
He will take you to your hotel in Kathmandu by our private vehicle, which is around 20 20-minute drive from the airport.
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: Welcome dinner
This day is to check the condition of your bikes and gear. For that, you’ll do a warm-up ride around some of the remote parts of the valley on a single track.
The trails here are best to test the quality of your equipment for the upcoming journey with the never-ending accompanying temples.
After the test drive, you will return to your hotel and start packing for the trip with essential materials.
Meals: Breakfast
The journey from Kathmandu to the calm city of Pokhara, surrounded by the Annapurna Himalayan Mountains with breathtaking sights of verdant hills and a turquoise lake, takes seven hours, while the flight time is only thirty-five minutes.
Pokhara has a wide range of activities to offer, such as canoeing, sunset viewing, rafting, paragliding, and kayaking. Later on, take a rest at modest motels or world-class resorts.
The day begins with a 25-minute domestic flight from Pokhara to Jomsom, where the crew builds bikes, heads towards the Kali Gandaki glacial river, and heads forward to visit Kagabeni, known for its Yak Donalds, to enjoy yak burgers and organic apple cider.
The journey is going to be thrilling and rewarding.
Accommodation: Tea House
Meals:Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
The journey from Kagbeni to Muktinath, one of the Char Dhams in Nepal revered by both Hindus and Buddhists, involves an uphill jeep track, stopping at Jharkot for lunch. Visits include artistic and religious monasteries and local settlements.
After a few hours, arrive at Muktinath, check in at a guest house, and embark on a pilgrimage.
Accommodation: Teahouse
Meals: Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
There are five main villages in the Manag Valley: Chele, Gyakar, Chuksang, Tangbe, and Tetang, bound by ethnic links and living in a tough area with only a few arable land where commerce is the only source of income, among which you will pause by Chele for lunch, flanked by willow and barley fields.
On simultaneously ascending through here, you will pass by Gyakar village, which has gorgeous coats of Himalayan peaks, while the route comes to a junction at Samar to camp for the day near groves and irrigation channels.
Accommodation: Tea House
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Five passes above 3,800m: Bhena La, Yamdo La, Syanboch La, Nya La, and Ghami La are part of the riding circuit, requiring an early morning breakfast to ride through the trail, which is slightly tougher with easier climbs and fast downhill sections.
Once you get to Ghiling, you will take a lunch break and walk for two hours to Ghami at a distance of 5 kilometers, followed by a lengthy descent before reaching the destination of the day.
Accommodation: Tea House
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
The schedule for this day involves passing via two passes, one with a 4.5-kilometer ascent without taxing, offering a pleasant route at higher altitudes that goes by Charang village for lunch while observing its beauty.
Following Charang, you will go through Chortens and amazing caverns before arriving at a 3,850-meter ridge with views of Mansail covered in snow along with Mustang Khola and Lo Manthang, from where you will descend to a stream and briefly climb a little distance to reach the northern corner of the legendary walled city of Manthang.
Accommodation: Tea House
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
About Lo Manthang
Lo Manthang is the historic walled city and former capital of the Kingdom of Lo in Nepal’s Upper Mustang region, known for its well-preserved Tibetan culture, ancient monasteries, and unique medieval architecture. Situated at an altitude of 3,840 meters, it was inaccessible to foreigners until 1992, which helped preserve its traditional lifestyle. The city is rich in history and culture, with notable attractions including ancient caves and a royal palace.
History and geography
Former capital: It was the capital of the Kingdom of Lo, which was founded in 1380 by the warrior Ame Pal.
Location: Lo Manthang is located in a remote, rain shadow area behind the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges, giving it a desert-like climate.
Ancient trade route: The city was a crucial hub along the ancient salt trade route connecting Tibet and India.
Restricted area: As a restricted area, entry requires special permits, helping to preserve its cultural heritage.
Monarchy: The Kingdom of Lo was annexed by Nepal in the 18th century but retained its hereditary rulers until the monarchy was abolished in Nepal in 2008.
Culture and attractions
Tibetan culture: The area is home to the Loba people, who share strong cultural and ethnic ties with Tibet and maintain many traditional Tibetan Buddhist practices.
Architecture: The city features ancient monasteries, traditional mud-brick houses, and a royal palace, all enclosed by a large defensive wall.
Caves: Numerous ancient caves are found in the cliffs around the city, containing well-preserved Buddhist paintings and artifacts dating back to the 13th century.
Festivals: The city is known for its passionate festivals that keep its traditional way of life alive.
Main Monasteries in Lo Manthang
Lo Manthang’s three major monasteries are Jampa, Thubchen, and Chode, which are all significant cultural and spiritual landmarks of the Sakya sect of Tibetan Buddhism. These ancient structures are renowned for their architecture, intricate murals, and spiritual importance, and while they are open to visitors for a fee, photography inside is restricted. A single entry fee allows access to the monasteries, with a caretaker monk who will escort visitors.
Jampa Monastery (Jampa Lhakhang)
Significance: This is the oldest of the three, built in 1447 AD.
Description: It is home to a large, three-story high statue of the future Buddha, Maitreya (Jampa Chenpo).
Thubchen Monastery (Thubchen Gompa)
Significance: Built in 1472 AD, this is another important monastery in the region.
Description: The monastery features stunning murals depicting Buddhist mythology and was the site of a major conservation project in 1998 to repair its roof and damaged paintings.
Chode Monastery (Chode Gonpa)
Significance: This monastery is a center for the Sakya sect and plays a central role in local festivities like the Tiji festival.
Description: It is known for its beautiful murals and serves as a community hub for monks and nuns.
Visiting the monasteries
Entry Fee: There is a 1000 rupee fee to visit all three monasteries.
Guided Tour: A caretaker monk will escort you on a tour after you pay the fee
Today, you will ride around the city of Lhasa, which has four major monasteries and 150 homes dating back to the fifteenth century and is known for its religious artwork of Buddha and Tibetan Mastiff dogs guarding the city.
It was once a salt trading hub that has now declined due to Tibet’s incursion, which is mostly dominated by the King’s palace and the royal family, who are respected horsemen and breeders of Lhasa apso dogs.
After exploring the city, you can take an optional walk towards Choser in the afternoon.
Accommodation: Tea House
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
overview chhoser cave lomanthang
Chhoser (or Shija Jhong) Cave is a mysterious, five-story, man-made cave complex with over 40 rooms in Upper Mustang, Nepal, near the Tibetan border. Historically, it served multiple purposes, including a fortress and refuge during times of conflict, and later as a site for meditation, storage, and military lookouts. Access is possible by trekking for two hours or a 30-minute jeep/bike ride from Lo Manthang.
Structure and features
- A five-story complex carved into a cliff face, with over 40 interconnected rooms.
- Reached by climbing steep stairs and wooden ladders that connect different levels.
- Features narrow entrances, long corridors, and small windows that provide natural light and views of the surrounding landscape.
- The layout is intentionally complex and difficult for outsiders to navigate.
History and purpose
- Believed to be over 2,500 years old.
- Initially served as a hideout for people threatened in the 10th century and earlier.
- Human remains with cut marks, dating from the 3rd to 8th centuries, have been discovered, suggesting a connection to ancient burial rituals.
- From the 1400s, its uses expanded to include meditation, storage, and military outposts.
Location and access
- Located in the village of Chhoser, in Upper Mustang, near the border with Tibet.
- From Lo Manthang, the journey takes about two hours on foot or 30 minutes by jeep or bike.
Cultural significance
- The cave complex is a prime example of the “sky caves” found throughout Upper Mustang.
- It represents the ancient history, traditions, and resilience of the people of Mustang.
With the amazing views of the nearby villages of Marang and Charang, the biking begins 21 kilometers from the monastery and starts with an ascent to a 4,100-meter hill, which later on descends a gully to Tanmar, passing by alpine meadows.
From there, you will unwind through verdant meadows and climb ridges before descending to Ghami (98,440 m), which has a monastery closed to visitors due to frequent theft of artifacts. At noon, you will have arrived at Ghami at your camping location, making your way beyond the village.
Accommodation: Tea House
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
On this day, you will cycle across the previous passes and cross into Lo Manthang in the other way on a long, exhausting day that climbs the longest pass of Nyi La, 7 km at 4,010 m, which then quickly passes through a rapid downhill to Ghilling village, followed by a km clamber to Syagboche at 3,850m.
Now, you will ride down the hill to Chele hamlet from Syagboche and again ascent for 3km to reach Yamda Pass at an altitude of 3,850 m, with retraces of the fast shortcuts and breathtaking sights of Annapurna and Nilgiri peaks.
Accommodation: Tea House
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
The ride from Chele to Chhusang is primarily a level descent with the help of a metal bridge to cross the naturally occurring tunnel up until Kagbeni, which rolls and follows the banks of the Kali Gandaki River.
Although the biking is flat, the route to Marpha is exposed to severe headwinds, a very normal meteorological feature of the mountains, making it more comfortable to ride in heavier air.
Accommodation: Tea House
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
The trails of today mostly fall downhill and start out smooth and flat through pine forests and some tiny villages.
You will follow the river, relishing a great view of the blinding white, snow-capped peaks.
Accommodation: Tea House
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
About Tatopani
Tatopani in Myagdi, Nepal, is a village famous for its natural hot springs, which are believed to have therapeutic properties. Located on the banks of the Kali Gandaki River, it is situated along the Annapurna Circuit trekking route and offers stunning views of the Himalayas, making it a popular stop for trekkers and a destination for relaxation and wellness. The name “Tatopani” translates to “hot water” in Nepali, reflecting the area’s key attraction.
Key features of Tatopani, Myagdi
- Hot springs: The village is renowned for its natural hot springs, particularly Singa Tatopani Kunda, which is believed to cure various ailments. The water is naturally heated to around \(50\degree C\) and has a distinctive birch bark scent.
- Therapeutic benefits: The hot springs are believed to provide relief from joint pain, skin conditions, gastritis, and other issues. The water is also rich in sulfur, which has anti-inflammatory properties.
- Location: It is situated in the Myagdi District of Nepal, between the towns of Beni and Ghasa, and is a gateway to the lower Mustang region.
- Accessibility: The village is accessible by road from Pokhara, which is a major city in the region.
- Trekking route: Tatopani is a popular stop on the Annapurna Circuit trekking route.
- Scenery: The area offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Himalayan mountain ranges, including the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges.
- Local culture: The village is also a hub for local culture and provides opportunities to visit nearby traditional temples.
After breakfast in the early morning, you will ride along the bank of the river on a jeep track to Beni Bazaar, where you’ll meet the road to Pokhara.
Our vehicles will be waiting for the crew and other members to take us back to Pokhara.
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: Breakfast & lunch
The drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu is an extraordinary experience through the picturesque scenery along the way that you can click on photographs on the Jeep/Car break.
It takes nearly 5–6 hours for you to reach Kathmandu with lunch at the lunch stop. farewell dinner in the evening with a Nepali cultural dance in a restaurant.
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: Breakfast & farewell dinner
You will do a last-minute check of your essentials and bid farewell to the valley on this particular day. 3 hours prior to your flight, our representative transports you to the airport.
We are thankful for trekking with Good Karma Trekking.
We look forward to seeing you again!
Meals: Breakfast
Cost Includes
- Airport pickup and departure private vehicle
- 3 nights’ accommodation at 3 star hotel with breakfast in Kathmandu
- 2 nights’ accommodation at 3 star hotel with breakfast in Pokhara
- Breakfast-Lunch-dinner and accommodation during trek (local lodge)
- Kathmandu to Pokhara and back to Kathmandu by Tourist Jeep/Car and Beni to Pokhara by jeep as per the itinerary
- Special permit for Mustang
- Annapurna national park permit with TIMS card.
- Qualified mountain bike guide, porters( porter carry maximum 20 k.g and one porter between two person)
- Demostic Airfare ( Pokhara - Jomsom )
- Equipment clothing for porter & staffs
- Equipment (sleeping bag, first aid kit, oximeter etc.)
- Insurance for all staff & porters.
- Farewell Dinner in Kathmandu
Cost Excludes
- Nepal visa - Multiple Entry 30 days - USD 50 (Details in Visa Page)
- International flight
- Insurance for clients (i.e. helicopter evacuation, etc.)
- Lunch & dinner during hotel stay in Kathmandu and Pokhara
- Alcoholic drinks, candies, etc.
- Extra accommodation and meals outside of itinerary
- Tips, any expenses incurred in emergency evacuation/road block due to any reason, table drinks, snacks while walking.


