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Dhampus (1790m) + Australian Camp (2300m) Day Trip: Ideal for those seeking a taste of trekking on a short trip.

• Departure and return from Pokhara in a single day. 
• Highest point: Approximately 2,300m at Australian Camp. 
• No concerns about altitude sickness. 
• Perfect for those preferring not to stay overnight in lodges.

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Ghorepani + Poon Hill (3,200m) 1 Night 2 Days: Explore the expanding road networks that now allow round trips in just one night and two days!

• Departure from Pokhara – Options from 2 days/1 night to 4 days/3 nights. 
• Highest point: Approximately 3,200m at Poon Hill. 
• Overnight altitude: Around 2,850m at Ghorepani. 
• Ideal for beginners with minimal risk of altitude sickness. 

※ Note: In “Poonhill,” the “pu” is pronounced as a semi-voiced consonant “゜,” not a voiced consonant “゛”!

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Jomsom Muktinath (3,798m) 2 Nights 3 Days by Car: Experience this entire journey comfortably by car. The once rough and unpaved road has now been paved, allowing you to enjoy trekking without the need for walking.

• Departure from Pokhara, spanning 3 days and 2 nights. 
• Highest elevation: Approximately 3,798m at Muktinath. 
• Highest lodging altitude: Around 2,730m at Naurikot. 
• Perfect for beginners with minimal risk of altitude sickness.

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Manang (3,480m) 3 Nights 4 Days by Car: Embark on this route entirely by car, eliminating the need for walking. Despite the once rough and unpaved road, recent paving allows you to enjoy trekking comfortably.

• Departure and return from Kathmandu, spanning 3 nights and 4 days. 
• Highest point reached/overnight altitude: Approximately 3,469m (Manang). 
• Ideal for those cautious about trekking but eager to explore the foothills of the high Himalayas. Take precautions against altitude sickness, as you will reach heights higher than Mount Fuji.

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Mardi Himal Base Camp (4,500m) 4 Nights 5 Days: Explore this new and popular trekking route, running parallel to the east side of the Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) trail across the valley. It offers a quicker ascent to high altitudes compared to the ABC route, providing breathtaking views of Annapurna South (7,220m), Himchuli (6,441m), and Machhapuchhre (6,993m).

• Departure from Pokhara, with options for 4 nights and 5 days or shorter durations based on route and physical fitness. 
• Highest altitude reached: 4,500m at Mardi Himal Base Camp. 
• Highest overnight altitude: 3,550m at High Camp. 
• Take precautions against altitude sickness, as you will ascend to heights higher than Mount Fuji.

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Annapurna Outer Ring Crossing via Thorong Pass (5,416m) 10 Nights 11 Days: Embark on the Annapurna Outer Ring Crossing, where roads now extend up to Manang and beyond from Muktinath, changing how this journey is experienced.

• Departure from Kathmandu to Pokhara, spanning 10 nights and 11 days. 
• Highest elevation: 5,416m at Thorong Pass. 
• Highest lodging altitude: 4,441m at Thorong Phedi. 
• Due to altitudes exceeding 5,000m, take necessary precautions against altitude sickness. The day of crossing Thorong Pass requires 8 to 10 hours of walking.

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