Day 1
Jomsom to Kagbeni
3 hrs / 9 km / sleep 2,810 m
Easy walk along the Kali Gandaki river to the medieval village of Kagbeni.

Annapurna
Walk through the deepest gorge in the world along the Kali Gandaki river to the sacred Muktinath temple (3,800m). An ancient salt-trade route with Thakali culture and apple orchards.
Overview
Long-form route context for planning, pacing, and realistic expectations.
Walk through the deepest gorge in the world along the Kali Gandaki river to the sacred Muktinath temple (3,800m). An ancient salt-trade route with Thakali culture and apple orchards.
This itinerary is synced from TrekGuard mobile app data and includes 7 planned days, 55 km of walking, and 1,800 m of total elevation gain.
Highlights include Muktinath Temple (3,800m), Kali Gandaki — deepest gorge, Marpha — apple capital of Nepal, Kagbeni medieval village.
Itinerary
Day 1
3 hrs / 9 km / sleep 2,810 m
Easy walk along the Kali Gandaki river to the medieval village of Kagbeni.
Day 2
5 hrs / 9 km / sleep 3,800 m
Ascend to the sacred temple of Muktinath, holy to both Hindus and Buddhists.
Day 3
3 hrs / 9 km / sleep 2,810 m
Descend back to Kagbeni. Explore the village and its Kag Chode Thubten Samphel Ling Monastery.
Day 4
5 hrs / 14 km / sleep 2,670 m
Trek south along the Kali Gandaki to Marpha, famous for its apple orchards and brandy.
Day 5
3 hrs / 6 km / sleep 2,590 m
Short trek to Tukuche, an old Thakali trading town. Visit the distillery.
Day 6
4 hrs / 12 km / sleep 2,720 m
Return trek to Jomsom along the river valley.
Day 7
0 hrs / 0 km / sleep 2,720 m
Buffer day. Fly back to Pokhara.
Map
Leaflet route rendering with checkpoints, altitude markers, and GPX geometry where published.
Route preview
Day-by-day itinerary is available below. GPX/KML for this trek will appear here when published — always verify the trail locally before walking.
Static route references for offline planning.
GPX/KML files are not published for this route yet. Itinerary data is available now.
Route files are planning references only. Always follow current trail conditions, local notices, and guide advice.
Use a mobile-friendly checklist for clothing, electronics, medicine, documents, and trail gear.
Altitude and safety
Climb gradually and take acclimatization seriously.
Check weather, wind, and daylight before long days.
Descend and seek help if altitude symptoms worsen.
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