Tilicho Lake Trek

Highlights

Great opportunity to see the lake which is situated in the highest around the world

Embark on an adventurous trek in the western Himalayan in Nepal

Trek in the Annapurna Conservation Area following the trails of Marshyangdi and Kali Gandaki valley

Witness lush green hills and waterfall views to ice flows and arid cliffs 

Trek through picturesque villages resided by people from different communities like Gurungs, Magars, Manangis, Thakalis, etc. 

Witness diverse landscapes and jaw-dropping mountain panorama

Visit one of the pilgrimage sites in Nepal, Muktinath Temple

Trek through the Kali Gandaki gorge, the deepest gorge in the world

Enjoy natural hot springs in Tatopani

Explore beautiful Ghorepani village and hike to Poon Hill 

Experience mountain lifestyle and get to see the cultural heritage of the villagers along the trail

Opportunity to visit two district of Nepal that are beyond the Himalaya

The Tilicho Lake trek is one of the famous trails in the Annapurna region. Tilicho Lake (4912m) is the lake at the highest altitude in the world. Majestic views of Dhaulagiri Himalayan range, Annapurna Himalayan range, Mt. Manaslu, fishtail mountain, Hiunchuli and many more along with the rural villages occupied with the ethnic diversity of people, scenery of herds of yaks and blue sheep; experience the various hot springs (Tatopani) play a vital role to make the Tilicho base camp trek a once in a lifetime experience.

Similar to other treks in Annapurna circuit trail, Tilicho Lake trek starts with a 6-hour drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar. We trek to Chame, Pisang and then to Manang village similar to that of Annapurna circuit trail. Then we branch of the regular trail to head towards Khangsar valley. Then, we trek up to Tilicho base camp. We lodge there and start our trek to Tilicho Lake and back to the base camp as early as possible. Then we trek to Khangsar and then to Thorangla Phedi. If you tend to lengthen your journey with Nepal Pioneers Trek, you can take a route from Jomsom following Ghorepani poon Hill Trek to Nayapul and drive back to Pokhara. Then, fly back to Kathmandu.

Tilocho Lake trek lasts around 18 days to 3 weeks depending upon the itinerary chosen. (October -December) and (February to May) are the best months to trek to Tilicho base camp. To put in a nutshell, Nepal Pioneer trek encourages enthusiasts around the globe to follow the trail to the lake at the highest altitude in the world. Tilicho lake trek is an adventurous and highly recommended. Nepal Pioneer Treks & Expedition is glad to operate this tour for you to make it your lifetime experience.

Itinerary
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                                  Includes/Excludes
                                  Includes
                                  • Two nights accommodation in Kathmandu with twin sharing at tourist standard hotel (Bed and Breakfast)
                                  • All Ground and air transportation. Pick up and drop.
                                  • Full board meal 3 times a day (B+L+D) during the trek days including tea & coffee (served in a cup).
                                  • English speaking trekking guide who has been authorized by the Nepal government and necessary number of porters (According to the group size) with their insurance, salary, accommodation, and meals.
                                  • Welcome and farewell dinner in Kathmandu with Cultural show. (Ethnic music and dance)
                                  • All the necessary official documents, TIMS Permit, Trekking Permit, etc.
                                  • Sleeping bags and down jackets if necessary.
                                  • First Aid kit.
                                  • Trekking Route map.
                                  • Insurance of Guide and Porters.
                                  • All required local and government tax.
                                  Excludes
                                  • Nepal Visa fee and International flight.
                                  • Meal except for Breakfast in Kathmandu.
                                  • All personal expenses such as bar bills, water, extra tea/coffee, snacks, battery re-charge, laundry service, etc.
                                  • Personal clothing and gears.
                                  • Tips to guide and porters.
                                  • Cost raised by flight cancellation, emergency rescue charges, landslide, weather, political unrest, illness, re-routing etc which are not under our control.
                                  • Monument entrance fees.
                                  Price and Availability
                                  Date AvailabilityPrice 
                                  Start DateNov 10, 2024End DateNov 25, 2024StatusAvailablePriceUS$1350
                                  Start DateNov 15, 2024End DateNov 30, 2024StatusAvailablePriceUS$1350
                                  Start DateNov 21, 2024End DateDec 06, 2024StatusAvailablePriceUS$1350
                                  Start DateNov 30, 2024End DateDec 15, 2024StatusAvailablePriceUS$1350
                                  Additional Information

                                  Tilicho Lake trek best time

                                  The best time Tilicho Lake trek depends on your choice of weather and crowd. The trek can be done year-round, but the weather and conditions can vary significantly depending on the season.

                                  Here is a general overview of the different seasons and what you can expect during each one:

                                  Autumn (late September to November): This is the most popular time to trek to Tilicho Lake trek, as the weather is typically clear and dry, and the views of the mountains are stunning. This is also the peak tourist season, so the trails and teahouses may be more crowded.

                                  Spring (March to early May): This is another good time to visit, as the weather is generally clear and dry, and the rhododendrons are in bloom, adding some colorful flowers to the landscape. The crowds are generally smaller than in the autumn.

                                  Monsoon (June to September): The monsoon season brings heavy rainfall to the region, which can make the trails muddy and slippery and make it more difficult to see the views. However, the monsoon season can also bring some beautiful greenery and waterfalls to the region. If you don't mind the rain and are looking for a more quiet and off-peak experience, this could be a good time to visit.

                                  Winter (December to February): The winter can be cold and dry, and the trails may be covered in snow and ice.However, the winter season also offers some beautiful snowy landscapes and fewer crowd.

                                  Tilicho Lake trek accommodation

                                  Accommodation during the Tilicho Lake trek is generally in lodges, which offer basic amenities such as food and lodging.The lodges are run by local families and are a great way to experience the culture and hospitality of the Nepalese people.

                                  Most lodges have simple rooms with twin beds and a shared bathroom. Some lodges also offer hot showers for an additional fee.The rooms may be basic, but they are clean and comfortable and provide a warm place to rest after a long day of hiking.

                                  During the Tilicho Lake trek, it is common to stay in a different teahouse each night. There are also some lodges and hotels available in the larger villages along the route. These options may offer more amenities and comfort, but they may also be more expensive.

                                  Meals

                                  During the Tilicho Lake trek, meals are generally included in the cost of your trek and are provided at the lodges where you will be staying. The meals are typically simple and hearty, consisting of a variety of Nepalese dishes such as dal bhat (a dish made with rice, lentils, and vegetables), momos (Nepalese dumplings), and tarkari (curried vegetables).

                                  Lodges typically offer both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, and you can usually choose from a set menu or individual dishes. The food is generally prepared using locally grown ingredients and is typically very flavorful and satisfying.

                                  It is common to eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the lodges while on the trek. Breakfast usually consists of a simple meal such as eggs, toast, and tea or coffee. Lunch is usually a more substantial meal, consisting of a main dish such as dal bhat or momos, and some snacks or dessert. Dinner is typically similar to lunch, with a variety of dishes to choose from.

                                  Group/private joining

                                  The Khopra trek can be done either as a group trek or a private trek. Here are some things to consider when deciding between a group or private trek:

                                  Group trek: A group trek means that you will be joining a group of other trekkers and will be accompanied by a guide and possibly a porter. Group treks can be a good option for those who are traveling solo and looking for a social experience, or for those who want to save money by sharing the costs of the trek. Group treks may have a set itinerary and may not be as flexible as a private trek.

                                  Private trek: A private trek means that you will be trekking with your own group and will have a private guide and porter. Private treks offer more flexibility and allow you to customize your itinerary to meet your specific needs and interests. Private treks can also be more expensive than group treks, as you will be paying for the guide and porter for just your group.

                                  Child Policy

                                  Your children should be in good physical condition to participate in the Tilicho Lake trek. The trek involves hiking for several hours each day and climbing to an altitude of over 4,000 meters, so children must be able to handle the physical demands of the trek.

                                  Children's safety is of utmost importance to us at the Tilicho Lake trek. So we make sure children are accompanied by a responsible adult at all times and that they are properly supervised while on the trek.

                                  We make special arrangements for children, such as providing a separate guide or porter. It is best to discuss your needs and concerns with us. 

                                  Travel Insurance

                                  It is a good idea to purchase travel insurance for your Tilicho Lake trekking. Travel insurance can protect in case of unexpected events such as trip cancellations, medical emergencies, lost or stolen luggage, and other unexpected expenses.

                                  It is important to have medical coverage while on the Tilicho Lake trek, as medical facilities may be limited in the remote areas of the trek. Look for a policy that offers comprehensive medical coverage, including emergency evacuation.

                                  You can additionally combine overage for trip cancellations and interruptions in case you need to cancel or cut short your trip due to unforeseen circumstances. Make sure that your travel insurance policy covers lost or stolen luggage, as this can be a common problem while traveling.

                                  FAQs
                                  • You should drive from Kathmandu to Beshishahar then your choice either start trek from Beshishahar or take a Jeep to Manang. You have Jeep facilities up to Manang village.

                                  • Tilicho Lake is situated at 4920m. The lake which is situated at the highest elevation in the world.

                                  • No, it is not. It is frozen only in winter.

                                  • Tilicho Lake is hard trek because we have to reach at 4920m. Two days between Manang and Tilicho Lake Base Camp very trail and stone fall down from the clef so you have to careful there while you walking through.

                                  • Yes, you need sleeping bag and down jacket while you are in trekking to Tilicho. This trek is colder than other Annapurna trekking.

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