The Tilicho Lake Trek is one of the most spectacular high-altitude treks in Nepal’s Annapurna region. This trek offers awe-inspiring views of snow-capped peaks, rugged alpine landscapes, and pristine natural scenery. Tilicho Lake, perched at an altitude of 4,919 meters, is among the highest lakes in the world and a must-visit destination for adventurers and nature enthusiasts seeking a unique Himalayan experience.
The trek perfectly combines adventure, cultural exploration, and natural beauty. Along the trail, trekkers pass through charming Manang villages, encounter traditional Himalayan lifestyles, and traverse high mountain passes. The journey also includes encounters with serene glacial lakes, dense forests, and sweeping mountain vistas, making it an unforgettable adventure for anyone seeking both challenge and tranquility in the Himalayas.
🔸 Tilicho Lake: Visit one of the highest lakes in the world (4,919 m), surrounded by stunning Himalayan peaks
🔸 Mesokanto La Pass (5,416 m): Optional high-altitude pass for adventurous trekkers, offering panoramic mountain views
🔸 Traditional Manang Villages: Experience the unique Himalayan culture, monasteries, and local lifestyle
🔸 Spectacular Mountain Views: Breathtaking panoramas of Annapurna I, Annapurna II, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and Tilicho Peak.
🌄 Region: Annapurna, Nepal
Highest Altitude: 4,919 m (Tilicho Lake)
📊 Trip Grade : Moderate to Strenuous trek
Group size : Recommended Group Size: 2–15 people
⏱️ Duration : 14 Days Accommodation : Lodge
best season : Automn( August 15th -November 15th )
Spring (March 1st – June 15st )
📍Start and Ending Point : Kathmandu
Trek briefing by Destination Holiday Trek team
Overnight at hotel in Kathmandu
Return via same trail
6–7 hours round trip
Overnight in Siri Kharka
Descend to holy Muktinath temple
8–9 hours walk
Overnight in Muktinath
3-Star Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast (1–2 nights)
International airfare to/from Nepal
Nepal visa fees
Beverages, Snacks & Personal Expenses during the trek
Personal trekking equipment and gear (sleeping bags, down jackets, etc.)
Personal expenses: bottled water, soft drinks, snacks, phone calls, laundry
Tips for guides, porters, and staff (optional but appreciated)
Travel insurance (mandatory, but to be arranged by the client)
Any extra costs due to emergencies: flight delays, or changes in itinerary
Optional activities or side trips not mentioned in the itinerary