• One of two, by flight or by vehicle from Kathmandu to Pokhara.
• Criss-cross trails,terraced fields,towering hills,cascades and hanging bridge.
• A reception by an indigenous diverse groups to the trekkers.
• Overgrown forest with Rhododendron and oak trees will overrule your pace.
• Mt:Annapurna and Dhaulagiri will certainly shackle to your eyes.
• Sigh,after exploring the Beauty and the beast lakes and glaciers.
• Plough into the world’s deepest ravine of Kali Gandaki.
• In the long run,Kathmandu awaits for luscious dinner.

Annapurna Holy Lakes and Glaciers trek starts from the sub-tropical Pokhara Valley and passes through paddy fields before slowly ascending over terraced hillsides of wheat and barley. At each of the villages along the way we are warmly received by the local Gurung and Magar people. The walking is sensibly paced so we have ample opportunity to experience and absorb local lifestyles that have changed little over centuries. From the start we enjoy ever-changing views of the stunning, snow-covered Annapurna Mountains. Halfway through the trek we leave habitation behind and walk through rhododendron and oak forests, alive with exotic birds and beautiful flowers, to finally emerge above the tree line at Kopra Danda. Here we experience the stunning wilderness scenery beneath the towering peaks of Annapurna; to the west lies Dhaulagiri and far below lies the Kali Gandaki River Valley, which is the world’s deepest.