Your adventure begins when we arrive at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan airport and transfer to the domestic airport for a spectacular 30-minute flight to Pokhara. Pokhara is a beautiful town set on the banks of the Phewa Lake. It is smaller and much less hectic than Kathmandu and is the perfect starting point for your trip. Whilst in Pokhara you will stay at the delightful Hotel Stupa run by Mrs Raj Kumari and her family. Upon arrival you will be free to relax in the hotel after your long journey or explore this friendly easy-going town and take in the many shops and bazaars. The following morning a tour will be arranged for you to visit the Tibetan Refugee Camp and Devi Falls.
Your next adventure will be an awe-inspiring flight to Jomsom on landing you will be automatically surrounded by such giants as the Annapurna South (7273m) and Annapurna Fang (7647m),Mt. Nilgiri (7647m) to the North and to the East we see Annapurna One (8091m) with imposing views of the Mt. Dhaulagiri (8167m) and the Dhaulagiri Range to the West. The views here are breathe-taking and the tranquility of this special place affords an inner peace and calmness not often found in today's busy lifestyle. No other area in Nepal has such a splendid variety of natural beauties as the Annapurna region. It is a rare combination of long arrays of snow-capped peaks, crystal lakes, and turbulent rivers with deep gorges, Tibetan monasteries, and picturesque villages, inhabited by simple and friendly ethnic people. On this trip you will pass through many villages where you will have ample time to take photographs and chat with the local people. Language is not a big problem as many of the local people speak English. If not, your Guide and Lyn will be happy to translate for you. There are many different ethnic groups along the trail, but the predominant people in this area are the Gurung. Together with the Magar and Chetrie people, the Gurung are famous as soldiers in the British Army, better known as Gurkhas. You will experience diverse terrain from glacial valleys to sub-tropical valleys with banana trees and rice paddies to high ridges clad in thick rhododendron forest .

