North
of Pokhara, Nepal's spectacular diversity appears at its finest in the form
of Kali Gandaki Valley. This deep valley and its high mountains encircling
the giant Annapurna peak embrace a wide range of ethnic groups and terrain,
from subtropical jungle to a high, dry landscape resembling the Tibetan
Plateau.
Kali Gandaki Valley is one of the most popular trekking region, attracting
over 75% of Nepal's tourists (more than 30,000 annually). It's also among
the tamest areas, with excellent lodges lining the main routes. The scenery
and culture of the valley incomparable.
Fast Facts
| Location |
North of Pokhara |
| Significance |
Deepest gorge of the world |
| Major Attraction |
Hot springs |
| Nearest Access |
Pokhara |
| Also Known As |
Jomsom-Muktinath Trek |
Highlights
- Kali Gandaki river
- Kali Gandaki valley: deepest gorge of the world
- Marpha: typical village and center of apple plantations
- Panorama on Annapurnas, Gangapurna etc
- Muktinath - holy place for Hindu and Buddhist
- Tato Pani - hot springs
- Pewa lake Pokhara
Trekking Expedition
A 12 day trekking expedition to the exotic Kali Gandhaki Valley one of the
unforgettable journeys in Nepal. The windy valley is best experienced on the
Jomsom-Muktinath Trek. Cited below is a day-to-day tour to Kali Gandhaki
Valley.
Itinerary
Day 01: Reach Kathmandu
Day 02: Arrive Pokhara (850m) by bus or flight
Day 03: Drive to Birethanti (1163m), trek to
Tickhedhunga (1577m)
Day 04: Trek to Ghorepani (2855m)/ Morning: sunrise trip
to Poon Hill
Day 05: Trek to Tatopani (1189m)
Day 06: Trek to Ghasa (2013m)
Day 07: Trek to Marpha (2667m)
Day 08: Trek to Kagbeni (2800m)
Day 09-10: Trek to Muktinath (3802m D)
Day 11: Morning flight to Pokhara
Day 12: Drive o Kathmandu
