S.N | Mode | Route | Elev.(m) | Duration | Overnight | Included |
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1 | Flight | Arrive Kathmandu Airport – Hotel | 1300 | - | Hotel | Welcome Dinner |
2 | Drive | Kathmandu Hotel - Pirthivi High-Way - Pokhara Lakeside | 940 | 6/7 Hours | Hotel | Breakfast |
3 | Drive | Pokhara Lakeside - Beni - Tatopani - Marpha Village | 2670 | 6/7 Hours | Lodge | Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner |
4 | Drive | Marpha Village - Jomsom Bazaar (Airport) - Muktinath Temple - Kagbeni | 2840 | 5/6 Hours | Lodge | Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner |
5 | Drive | Kagbeni - Kali Gandaki River - Tangbe - Chhusang - Chele - Samar | 3475 | 5/6 Hours | Lodge | Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner |
6 | Drive | Samar - Syangbochen - Ghiling - Ghami - Tsarang (Charang) | 3560 | 6/7 Hours | Lodge | Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner |
7 | Drive | Tsarang (Charang) - Marang-La Pass - Lo Manthang | 3840 | 4/5 Hours | Lodge | Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner |
8 | Festival | Full-Day - Explorations - Festival of Tiji Festival - 14 May 2026 | 3840 | - | Lodge | Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner |
9 | Festival | Full-Day - Explorations - Festival of Tiji Festival - 15 May 2026 | 3840 | - | Lodge | Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner |
10 | Festival | Full-Day - Explorations - Festival of Tiji Festival - 16 May 2026 | 3840 | - | Lodge | Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner |
11 | Drive | Lo Manthang - Chogo-La Pass - Ghar Gompa - Dhakmar | 3820 | 5/6 Hours | Lodge | Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner |
12 | Drive | Dhakmar - Ghami - Samar - Chhusang - Kagbeni - Jomsom Bazaar (Airport) | 2720 | 6/7 Hours | Lodge | Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner |
13 | Drive | Jomsom Bazaar - Marpha - Tatopani (Hot Spring) - Beni - Pokhara, Lakeside | 940 | 6/7 Hours | Hotel | Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner |
14 | Drive | Pokhara, Lakeside - Pirthivi High-Way - Kathmandu - Farewell Dinner | 1300 | 6/7 Hours | Hotel | Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner |
15 | Flight | Departure - Kathmandu Tribhuvan Int'l Airport - Own Your Destination | - | - | Breakfast |
The Tiji Festival in Upper Mustang is a vibrant, three-day Buddhist celebration that symbolizes the victory of good over evil. It will take place in Lo Manthang from May 14 to May 16, 2026. This annual festival, deeply rooted in Tibetan Buddhist traditions, dates back over 300 years and is associated with the myth of Dorje Jono, who is believed to have defeated a demon that caused water shortages in the region
Welcome! Upon your arrival at Kathmandu Tribhuvan International Airport, you'll be greeted warmly by our representative holding a sign with your name card board for easy identification. You'll be welcomed with a traditional Nepali culture by flower garland as a gesture of good will and blessing.
Our friendly team will assist you with your luggage and ensure a smooth transfer to your hotel in the heart of Kathmandu. Along the way, you'll get a glimpse of the city's vibrant streets, bustling with energy and charm.
Once at your hotel, you'll be helped with the check-in process. Afterward, you can relax and enjoy a refreshing welcome drink as you settle into the serene ambiance of your accommodation.
Before check in your room Alliance adventure will brief you about your Tiji Festival activities with offering you nepali tranditional Dinner
Driving from Kathmandu to Pokhara Lakeside is one of the most popular journeys in Nepal, offering stunning landscapes, scenic views, and a glimpse of rural life along the way. The Prithvi Highway connects Kathmandu to Pokhara. While the road is mostly paved, sections may be narrow and winding. The journey follows the Trishuli River for much of the route, offering picturesque views of the river and surrounding hills and continues your journey you’ll arrive at Lakeside, the tourist hub of Pokhara, situated near the tranquil Phewa Lake.
The drive from Pokhara to Marpha Village around 160KM (100miles), located in the Mustang District of Nepal, is an adventurous and scenic journey. Marpha, often called the "Apple Capital of Nepal," is famous for its apple orchards, traditional Thakali culture, and serene beauty. The road is mix of paved and rough roads. You'll drive alongside the Kali Gandaki River, passing lush green hills, small villages, and terraced farmlands and stop at Tatopani, natural hot spring for couple hours and enjoy with nature hot spring bath and continues toward to Marpha village is whitewashed houses, stone-paved alleys, and apple products (apple brandy, dried apples, and more), explore Marpha Monastery and explore the local Thakali culture.
The drive from Marpha to Ranipauwa (Muktinath Temple) and back to Kagbeni a revered pilgrimage site in the Mustang District of Nepal, is a fascinating journey through the rugged Himalayan terrain, of the Kali Gandaki River, Nilgiri Mountain, and surrounding arid landscapes. Kagbeni, is a charming village at the confluence of the Kali Gandaki and Jhong Rivers. Known for its ancient Tibetan-style houses and Kag Chode Thupten Samphel Ling Monastery. Transition from arid Mustang landscapes to greener pastures near Muktinath. Panoramic views of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna peaks. Muktinath is a sacred site for both Hindus and Buddhists and known for its 108 water spouts (Muktidhara) and eternal flame (Jwala Mai) and drive back to Kagbeni
The exploring drive from Kagbeni to Samar (3,660m / 12,008ft) takes you through the stunning landscapes of Upper Mustang, offering a blend of arid desert terrain, Tibetan-influenced villages, and dramatic rock formations. This route follows the ancient trade path to Lo Manthang, passing through deep gorges, colorful cliffs, and historic settlements.
Kagbeni to Tangbe (2,950m/8km Drive) The drive along the Kali Gandaki River, famous for Shaligram fossils and passing through Tangbe Village known for white-washed houses, narrow alleys, and apple orchards and spectacular views of Nilgiri and Annapurna ranges.
Tangbe to Chhusang (3km) The Short drive through red cliffs and eroded rock formations at Chhusang Village (2,980m), where three rivers converge crossing the rocky Kali Gandaki riverbed via a small bridge.
Chhusang to Samar (6km) The drive towards Chele (3,050m), a village with Tibetan-style houses and mani walls continues ascend to Dajong La Pass (3,660m), offering panoramic mountain views continues reaching Samar is a beautiful village with lush poplar trees, chortens, and ancient caves.
The drive from Samar to Tsarang (Charang) (3,560m/11,680ft) is an adventurous journey through the high-altitude desert terrain of Upper Mustang. This route follows an ancient Tibetan trade path, passing through rugged cliffs, deep canyons, and traditional Mustang villages. The landscape is barren yet stunning, with chortens, mani walls, and ancient caves adding to the mystical atmosphere.
Samar to Syangboche (7km Drive), the drive through barren, wind-eroded cliffs of passing by Chhungsi Cave Monastery, where Guru Rinpoche is believed to have meditated to Syangboche (3,800m), a small settlement with stunning Mustang views.
Syangboche to Ghiling (5km Drive), the drive along the narrow dirt roads, passing through barren landscapes with descend slightly into Ghiling (3,570m), a beautiful village with whitewashed houses, barley fields, and ancient chortens and tunning views of Nilgiri and Annapurna ranges.
Ghiling to Ghami (9km Drive), the drive passing through Nyi La Pass (4,020m), offering panoramic views of the Mustang region and towards Ghami (3,520m), the third-largest village in Mustang and visit the longest Mani wall in Upper Mustang (600m) and red cliffs of Dhakmar.
Ghami to Tsarang (6km Drive), the drive passing through Choya La Pass (3,870m) with breathtaking views continues to the Tsarang, an ancient village with historic monasteries and the Tsarang Palace.
Drive from Tsarang (Charang) to Lo Manthang, is one of the most exciting and iconic segments of the Upper Mustang Trek, as you finally reach Lo Manthang (3,840m/12,598ft), the walled capital of the ancient Kingdom of Mustang. The journey offers stunning views of Mustang’s arid landscapes, deep gorges, and Himalayan peaks, along with ancient monasteries and caves.
Tsarang → Lo La Pass (9km, 3,950m/12,959ft), the trail gradual ascent through barren terrain and dry riverbeds through Lo La Pass (3,950m/12,959ft), the final high pass before Lo Manthang of first panoramic view of Lo Manthang, surrounded by red cliffs, chortens, and the snow-capped Himalayas (Nilgiri, Annapurna, Bhrikuti, and more).
Lo La Pass → Lo Manthang (4km, 3,840m/12,598ft), driving gentle descent towards the walled city continues reaching at Lo Manthang, the ancient capital of Mustang, known for its white-walled fortress, monasteries, and Tibetan culture.
The first day of the Tiji Festival (May 14, 2026) is a powerful and symbolic beginning to this sacred event. The first day sets the tone — focusing on invoking blessings, cleansing negative forces, and preparing for the dramatic confrontations of the following days.
Opening Ceremonies at the Royal Palace Square in Lo Manthang.
Monks from Choedhe Monastery perform the Tsa Chham, the opening dance ritual.
The main character, Dorje Jono (Vajrakila), is introduced. This deity is central to the myth being reenacted — he begins his journey to defeat evil and restore balance.
Rituals are performed to summon protective deities and purify the space.
The entire community, along with visiting travelers, gather in their finest traditional attire. It's a colorful, festive, and deeply spiritual atmosphere.
Sacred instruments like long horns, drums, and cymbals accompany the performances.
Absolutely! The second day of the Tiji Festival (May 15, 2026) is when the drama and symbolism intensify — it's the climax of the mythological narrative. While the first day is ceremonial and introductory, the second day is the spiritual battle itself — filled with ritualistic dances, chants, and ancient symbolism.
The third day of the Tiji Festival (May 16, 2026) is the grand finale — it wraps up the spiritual journey with the symbolic victory of good over evil and a communal celebration of renewal.
The main event is the ritual dance called Rha Chham, where Dorje Jono finally defeats and banishes the demon who was harming Mustang.
A ceremonial effigy of the demon is created and then ritually destroyed, symbolizing the purging of negative forces from the land.
The atmosphere is one of relief, joy, and spiritual upliftment.
After the final dance, there’s a blessing ceremony where monks offer prayers for peace, harmony, and good fortune for the year ahead.
Locals and visitors often engage in celebratory feasts, music, and traditional dancing after the rituals are complete.
The whole square of Lo Manthang is vibrant with color, sound, and heartfelt community spirit.
The drive from Lo Manthang to Dhakmar (3,820m/12,532ft) is a scenic but rugged journey through the high-altitude desert of Upper Mustang, offering dramatic landscapes, ancient monasteries, and Himalayan views. The drive through historic walled city of Mustang to Chogo La Pass (4,230m) – The highest point on the route, offering breathtaking views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges continues to the Ghar Gompa (3,930m/14km from Lo Manthang) and one of the oldest monasteries in Mustang, built by Guru Rinpoche (8th century) of Features ancient murals and Buddhist relics. The journey descending to Dhakmar of landscape changes to deep red cliffs and eroded sandstone formations. The Dhakmar’s red rock formations are legendary in Tibetan Buddhist history.
The drive from Dhakmar to Jomsom Bazaar (Airport) (2,720m/8,924ft) takes you through some of the most rugged and scenic terrain in Upper Mustang, passing through historic villages, deep valleys, and high-altitude landscapes before descending to Jomsom, the gateway to Mustang. The through known for its stunning red cliffs of Ghami (3,520m/11,548 ft) (6km Drive), one of Mustang’s longest Mani walls (prayer wall) continues Samar (3,660m/12,008 ft) (10km Drive) offers beautiful views of the Himalayas and journey to the Chhusang (2,980m/9,777ft) (15km Drive) is one of scenic village at the junction of Upper and Lower Mustang. Kagbeni (2,804m/9,199ft) (7km) is gateway to Upper Mustang, famous for its medieval Tibetan-style village. The drive through Kali Gandagi river to the Jomsom Bazaar (Airport) (7km), Administrative center of Mustang and Jomsom Airport, connecting flights to Pokhara who doesn't want to long drives.
The drive from Jomsom Bazaar (Airport) to Pokhara, Lakeside takes you through the scenic and rugged landscapes of the Mustang and Myagdi districts, descending from the high-altitude Mustang region to the lush green hills of the Annapurna region. the drive offers a combination of challenging roads and mesmerizing landscapes, with cultural and natural highlights at every turn. Upon reaching Pokhara, Lakeside Hotel and after long drive rest, easy and free.
The drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu is a scenic journey through Nepal’s hills, rivers, and valleys, following the Prithvi Highway. The route offers beautiful views of the Trishuli River, terraced fields, and small towns, making it one of Nepal’s most popular road trips and check into the Hotel and Rest/Easy walking in Thamel.
Departure to Kathmandu Tribhuvan Int'l Airport after a wonderful Teji Festival Upper Mustang Tours, Pokhara City Tour and Kathmandu World Heritage Site Tours with today is last day in Nepal and last minutes shopping for family's, frineds, packing and Alliance Adventure departure to the airport for your onward destination to your country.
The best time for Larkya North Peak climbing is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These seasons offer clear skies, moderate temperatures, and stable weather, ensuring the best climbing and trekking conditions.
Larkya North Peak climbing is considered moderately challenging. It requires basic mountaineering skills, physical fitness, and acclimatization. Training in using crampons, ice axes, and ropes is recommended for beginners.
While prior climbing experience is beneficial, it’s not mandatory. Beginners can undertake this climb with proper guidance from experienced climbing guides and training in basic mountaineering techniques.
You need the Larkya North Peak climbing permit, a TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) card, and permits for trekking through the Manaslu Conservation Area.
The entire expedition typically takes 18-21 days, including acclimatization, trekking, climbing, and travel to and from Kathmandu.
Larkya North Peak stands at an elevation of 6,249 meters (20,502 feet). Climbers ascend to its summit, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayas.
Essential climbing gear includes crampons, ice axe, harness, helmet, climbing boots, ascender, rappel device, ropes, and warm clothing. Equipment is often available for rent in local villages or provided by trekking companies.
Accommodation ranges from tea houses to tents at high camps. Meals include traditional Nepali, Tibetan, and Western dishes, with options for vegetarian and non-vegetarian preferences.
Yes, hiring experienced climbing guides and porters is highly recommended for safety, navigation, and managing gear and supplies. Guides are also crucial for acclimatization and climbing support.
Our company also provides experienced climbing guides who are well-trained, certified, and equipped to ensure a safe and successful ascent of Larkya North Peak.
Common risks include altitude sickness, unpredictable weather, and physical fatigue. Proper acclimatization, a gradual ascent, and following the guidance of experienced climbers minimize these risks.
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