Tilicho Lake Trek

Trek up to the highest lake in the earth

Duration Duration 17 Days
Meals Meals
  • 16 Breakfast
  • 12 Lunch
  • 13 Dinner
Accommodation Accommodation
  • 3-night hotel
  • 13-night eco-lodge
Activites Activities
  • Trekking
  • Sightseeing
  • Scenic Drive
Price Reduced US$ 1900 Price Starts From US$ 1700
Destination Destination
Nepal
Difficulty Difficulty
Difficult
Max. Altitude Max. Altitude
5416 M, Thorong La Pass
Activities Activity
Trekking
Start and Point Start/End Point
Kathmandu/Kathmandu
Best Season Best Season
March, April, May, Sept, Oct, Nov
Group Size Group Size
1-8 people
Transportation Transportation
Jeep/Bus
Activity Per Day Activity Per Day
6-7 hours trek

Overview of Tilicho Lake Trek

Tilicho Lake Trek starts by crossing the suspension bridge in the Marshangdi River. You will see the beautiful waterfall dropping down from the rocky mountain. Taal is the entrance of the Manang District. Typical types of Tibetan or Mongolians inhabit the region. The Annapurna Tilicho Lake Trek course is about 17 days. Undoubtedly we can organize according to our client’s desire.


Tilicho Lake Trek Highlights

  • Tilicho Lake exploration – the highest lake in the world
  • Trek via Sherpa Village, Buddhist Gompa, and ethnic group
  • Cross Thorong La Pass 5416 meter
  • Scenic flight to Pokhara from Jomsom
  • Sightseeing in Kathmandu and Pokhara

Tilicho Lake lies at the highest altitude of 4949 meters. This is the best place to witness the glacier lake and the mountain range. It is in the vicinity of the Annapurna Circuit Trek trail. Peregrine offers this magnificent trekking experience in the Himalayan belt of Nepal.

Tilicho Lake Trek trail overview

Trekking in Nepal is a mystique affair. Tilicho Lake trek starts from the drive to Lamjung, Beshisahar. The Lamjung district of Nepal is very significant because of its historical events. The trekking begins from Beshisahar to the Khangsar Village, similar to the Annapurna Circuit Trekking. For the circuit trekking, the trail leads towards Yak Kharka, but for the Tilicho Lake trekking, the trail moves to pass by the Khangsar Village. The glacial lake lies majestically in the mountains, and this trail goes to Yak Kharka or Tilicho pass. We can see the views of Annapurna, Tent Peak, and other Himalayan ranges from Tilicho Lake. Trekking overall is a fantastic adventure and a fun-filled journey.

After a mesmerizing trek, the Tilicho Lake trek returns. The trek moves towards more daunting and challenging phases of the Annapurna Circuit Trekking. The Tilicho Lake to Yak Kharka passes by the Thorong La Pass (5416m). It provides the wilderness adventure experience. Once you have given the Thorong La the border of Manag and Mustang, the trip follows the Muktinath Jomsom trail. Finally, the view of the Nilgiri on your left and the barren Mustang region to your right can be seen. At the banks of Kaligandaki River, forget all the pains endured upon coming here. Jomsom to Pokhara, either by airplane or by helicopter, can be reached.

Hence, Come and Book this trek. The package consists of a high Altitude Lake, snow-covered mountain passes, and the mystical Mustang Muktinath Temple or wonders of Himalayan Mountain.

Tilicho Lake Trek Detail Itinerary

  • Day 01: Kathmandu Arrival

    You will be welcomed at the Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, by our airport representative and a 20 to 25-minute drive to Thamel. You will get brief information about your trekking itinerary. Overnight at the hotel on the bed and breakfast plan.

    Meals: Not Included

  • Day 02: Kathmandu to Besishar by bus and Jeep to Jagat

    We drive on the Prithvi Highway for five hours, following the Trishuli River to Dumre. And then, we follow the Marshyangdi River to arrive at Besisahar or Bhulbhule. We transfer our trekking staff to the local Jeep and drive to Jagat or depend on their local Bus and Jeep service management committee. Driving on this Mountain and rocky landscape is beautiful and adventurous, and we have been able to skip a few days because of local transportation on the same trekking trail to Chamje.

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

  • Day 03: Jagat to Bagarchap

    Today we hike up to Bagarchap crossing the suspension bridge from left to right and right to left along with Kali Gandaki riverside, and we arrive at Taal, the entrance to the Manang district. The Taal offers a superb view of the waterfall. Depending on your walking speed, it takes about 3 to 4 hours until Dharapani and then Bagarchap.

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

  • Day 04: Dharapani to Chame (2710m/8891ft) 6-7 hours

    You are rewarded with spectacular views of Mount Manaslu after climbing uphill for about two hours on the rhododendron and pine forest trails. We negotiate some steep forested ridges along with some landslides to come. You would be greeted with remarkable views of Annapurna and Lamjung Himal from Chame; the headquarter of Manang District has many tea houses run by migrated Tibetan People.

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

  • Day 05: Chame to Pisang (3190m.) 5- 6 hours

    Today we start our trek through a deep, steep, narrow valley; we cross several suspension bridges and climb uphill into the beautiful pine forest to Dhukur Pokhari, offering some mountain views. Have lunch at Dhukur Pokhari and trek in the flat green mountain valley for one hour more, overnight at lodge.

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

  • Day 06: Pisang to Manang (3450m.) 5-6 hours

    There is an alternative trekking route from Pisang (upper and Lower Pisang), which becomes more hardened again in Mugi. Trekking from Lower Pisang is a shorter, more accessible, comparatively high rate. It is a mountain valley trekking through some pine trees via Home Airport, but picturesque views of the mountain and valley are taken from the upper route.

    Manang Village
    Manang Village

    Also can see the mountain people living standards in Braga and Ngawol’s ancient villages and Monasteries. It would be proper acclimatization for better sleep in Manang after enduring tired legs while trekking. Manang is a large village dominated by Tibetan types of Nepalese Himalayan people.

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

  • Day 07: Acclimatization day in Manang

    This morning would be beautiful with the views of Annapurna II, III, Gangapurna, Tilicho, and many small other mountains and a spectacular view of the milky blue Gangapurna Lake from your hotel. Manang has many places to acclimatize in higher elevations. Most people hike up to Gangapurna viewpoint (3800m.), Ice Lake or Milarepa cave. We suggest taking advice from the Himalaya Rescue Association, located in Manang, about mountain sickness nearby Hotel overnight at the lodge.

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

  • Day 08: Manang to Khangsar Village (3734m.)

    Continue our trek towards Tilicho Lake crossing the western gate and the trails separate from Thorong La Pass. The Trail descends from old Manang, passing by white color painted Chorten from left side trails crossing the suspension bridge, and walking along with Khangsar River to arrive at ancient Khangsar village, called the last village of this region.

    Towards Tilicho Lake
    Towards Tilicho Lake

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

  • Day 09: Khangshar to Tilicho Lake Base Camp (4150m.)

    We will start early morning trekking after breakfast because the wind and rocks are falling in the afternoon. We arrive at the base camp and overnight at Teahouse.

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

  • Day 10: Trek to Tilicho Lake (4949m.) and back to base camp

    This is the primary day of the Tilicho Lake Trek. It starts a steep climb uphill after a while, which turns into a more natural route, but people find it hard to climb because of the high elevation. When you see around you, the mountains appear in every direction as you slowly trek and continuously climb to Tilicho Lake.

    At Tilicho Lake
    At Tilicho Lake

    Tilicho Lake is the highest lake in the world, located in the lap of the mountain on 4949m. It is a fantastic view of mountains and desert land. After taking some pictures, return to Tilicho Lake Base camp, the same route, and stay overnight at a small lodge.

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

  • Day 11: Base camp to Yak Kharka (4020m.

    Today we follow the same trail from the Tilicho base camp. Except for the landslide section, the path was much easier after the high-elevation Tilicho Lake (4949m.) trek. Further, we leave the Khangsar trail and catch another trail to Yak Kharka. The views of the mountain and desolate Khangsar village are top scenic. There is a high possibility of seeing blue sheep in this area. After 3.5 to 4 hours of walking, we arrive at Yakkharka and stay overnight at the lodge.

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

  • Day 12: Yak Kharka to Thorong Phedi (4450m.) 4 to 5 hours trek

    Today we get ready for strenuous hiking of more than 600 meters, including some steps, steep trails, and up and downhill. We cross the wooden bridge and start some steep climb, then walk one more hour along with the rock-falling area. People climbed High camp to acclimate and come down for the night. Some people go to high camp for the night to make tomorrow’s Thorong Pass easier.

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

  • Day 13: Thorong Phedi to Thorong La Pass (5416 m. to Muktinath (3800m.)

    Today is one of the most challenging and strenuous days of Tilicho Lake Trek, but Peregrine Treks Pvt will fully secure you. Ltd staff. Early at 3:30 am, you will be given a weak up call and have breakfast or tea/coffee. The trail starts to climb straightly to the high camp.

    Thorong La Pass
    Thorong La Pass

    Around one hour, take a tiny break there and continue your hiking. It would be once in your life walking in the dark with a headlight which would be exciting for many people. It is better to arrive at the top before 10 O’clock because of the big winds and 800 meters ascending and 1600 meters descending to Muktinath with a packed lunch.

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

  • Day 14: Muktinath to Jomsom

    Today morning would be lovely with the spectacular views of the seventh highest mountain in the world, Dhaulagiri (8167 m.), Nilgiri, and many other small snowcapped peaks and beautiful landscapes. After descending, you will explore 700 and 500 years old monasteries at Jharkot and Kagbeni, the gateway of the Upper Mustang trekking. The trails catch the Kali Gandaki River, and you must walk to Jomsom on the sand with the big wind.

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

  • Day 15: Jomsom to Pokhara by flight

    After breakfast in the morning, you will have a 24-minute flight to Pokhara. Pokhara is Nepal’s second biggest city, where the beautiful views of Machapuchre, Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and Lamjung mountains can be savored. You will have sightseeing in Pokhara at Davis Falls, Gupteshwor cave, Tibetan refugee camp, and Phewa lake boating. Overnight at the hotel.

    Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

  • Day 16: Pokhara to Kathmandu by tourist bus 6 hours driving.

    After breakfast in your Hotel, we will drive to Kathmandu from Pokhara for about 6-7 hours, but you will have lunch on the way. After you arrive in Kathmandu, you will have free time for shopping.

    Meals: Breakfast

  • Day 17: Final departure

    Today is the last day of Tilicho Lake Trek. If you have an evening flight, you will have some sightseeing, depending on your flight schedule. Before three hours you better have to depart from the Hotel because of the traffic jam in Kathmandu.

    Meals: Breakfast


Includes/Excludes

What's included

  • Airport pickups and drops in a private vehicle
  • The Everest Hotel in Kathmandu and Kuti Resort in Pokhara
  • Room in the best available lodge and all meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) during trekking
  • Kathmandu to Jagat Jeep (We will provide a private Jeep for more than four people if not Bus to Beshisahar and Jeep to Jagat)
  • Pokhara – Kathmandu tourist bus
  • Jomsom-Pokhara flight ticket
  • An experienced English or other Language speaking guide and one assistant guide for more than five trekkers
  • One porter for two trekkers
  • Salary for trekking crew members, insurance, accommodation, and food, and airfares, if necessary
  • All necessary Permit and TIMS
  • First Aid Medical Kit or essential medicine
  • Seasonal fruits during the trek
  • Farewell dinner
  • Applicable government and local taxes

What is excluded

  • Nepal visa fee and International airfare
  • Hotel accommodation, Lunch, and Dinner in Kathmandu because of an early arrival in Nepal or late departure from
  • Travel and rescue insurance for trekkers only.
  • Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, soft or hard beverages, recharge the battery, bottled/boiled water, extra porters, hot shower, a pot of tea, etc.) during trekking
  • Tips and gratuities for guide(s), porter(s) and driver(s)

Accommodation

Accommodations throughout the Tilicho Lake Trek are typically simple mountain teahouses or guesthouses in most villages along the way. These lodges offer adequate comfort and basic amenities, including a hot shower, buckets for laundry, charging, and internet. During our eighteen days of the tour, you will spend most of the nights in these lodges, but once you reach the Tilicho Base Camp, you can also go camping twice- once before the ascent and once after the descent.

Meal

Our Tilicho lake Trekking tour package offers 16 Breakfasts, 12 Lunches, and 13 Dinners. Breakfasts will be available during stays in cities such as Pokhara and Kathmandu, but during the actual trek, all three meals are provided (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner).

Traditional Nepali Dal Bhat Tarkari (Lentil and Rice with vegetable curry) forms the basis of meals, providing the necessary energy to complete a strenuous day of trekking. During the trek, trekkers can also enjoy various dishes sourced from locally grown ingredients.

Departure Dates

Customize this trip with help from our local travel specialist that matches your interests.

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    15 Days – US$ 30
    30 Days – US$ 50
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    You can charge your electrical devices at hotels and lodges because there are no power outages. In the Himalayan region, however, hotel owners may levy a nominal fee.

    Essential Information

    Trek Difficulty

    The Tilicho Lake Trek is considered moderately complex in the Annapurna region of Nepal. The trail comprises steep ascents, descents, and rough terrain, which can become slippery and icy during winter and rainy seasons. The trekking paradise boasts a maximum altitude of 4949 meters at its namesake lake and an impressive peak elevation of 5416 meters at the Thorong La Pass. An experienced or novice trekker should therefore be well prepared as it will require some endurance and mountaineering know-how.

    Best time for the trek

    The ideal time to visit Tilicho lake is usually in the autumn months of late September, October, and November, when the weather is perfect for trekking and taking in the sights and sounds of Mother Nature. Alternatively, the spring months of March, April, and May are also great times of the year to journey to this remarkable destination as the snow-capped mountains start to melt and overhead glistening blue skies.

    Trekking to Tilicho Lake is possible in both the monsoon and winter seasons. However, these two seasons bring a dramatic change to the region. The monsoon months from June to August featured torrential rains and strong winds.

    This climate challenges trekkers regarding navigation, safety, and access to scenic views. The rough weather conditions often result in reduced visibility and an increased risk of landslides, floods, and other natural disasters.

    The winter months from December to February are the coldest, with regular snowfalls in the Himalayas and frequent cloud cover. Given the cold temperatures and unpredictable weather throughout the winter, it is not recommended that trekkers attempt to reach Tilicho Lake during the winter.

    Trek Preparation

    When embarking on the journey to Tilicho Lake, it is essential to be adequately prepared. Packing the proper clothing, footwear, and appropriate gear for the terrain and climate conditions is paramount to your safety and success. It is essential to bring a durable pair of shoes, lightweight clothing, and a raincoat to stay dry in wet conditions. A hat and thermal layers are also recommended to protect against the harsh weather conditions typical in high altitudes. Depending on the route, special gear like trekking poles, ice axes, and crampons may also be required.

    It is also wise to plan by researching potential trails and terrain conditions and booking any necessary accommodations. It is also essential to bring along a first aid kit, extra food, and contact information for a tour group in charge of the area in case of an emergency.

    Safety Tips

    Tilicho Lake Trekking involves hiking at high altitudes above 5000m, which requires caution. Ensure you are in good physical condition and have received proper training. It is essential to acclimatize to the altitude, drink plenty of water, and monitor your body for signs of High Altitude Sickness. A good rule of thumb is to hike at most 500m in one day when trekking at high altitudes above 5000m and take regular breaks. Ensure that the body is well hydrated before taking on the challenge.

    A typical day in Tilicho Lake trek

    Every day of Tilicho Lake Trek begins early, with a filling breakfast that gives energy for the trek. The morning trek usually follows a well-defined path, crossing over several rivers and streams, with occasional stops to take in the breathtaking views of the Himalayas. The enormity of the peaks makes it almost seem like you are walking in a dream.

    Along the way, you pass small villages tucked away among the mountains, encountering friendly locals who are always eager to share stories and chat. Midday brings time for a break to enjoy lunch and relax in one of the valleys.

    By evening, you will go to one of the hospitable local guesthouses and receive a warm, genuine welcome from its delightful hosts. Here you will stay overnight, letting yourself be lulled to sleep by the sound of nature and the starry sky above.

    Customizable Trek

    The wonderful thing about this trek is that you can do it anytime. If you’re short on time, you can still make the trip in a fraction of the time compared to a more traditional route.

    A jeep ride is available from Kathmandu to Manang and Manang to Kathmandu, allowing you to complete the journey in 10 to 15 hours. While this does cut down the trek significantly, you will still have beautiful sights and adventures. Instead, it can give you a chance to see places along the way that you may have otherwise missed, such as views of mesmerizing highland villages and crisp rhododendron forests.

    Suppose you are looking for an even more in-depth experience instead of trekking from Muktinath to Jomsom, the usual itinerary. In that case, you can extend the trek by taking a jeep ride to Tatopani. You can reach some other picturesque places from Tatopani, such as Ghorepani and Poon Hill. You can continue your journey to Tikhedhunga, from where you can drive back to Pokhara.


    Frequently Asked Questions

    Obtaining travel insurance is necessary for adventurers looking to trek the Tilicho Lake Region of Nepal. Many risks can be encountered while trekking, including extreme weather, unexpected transportation changes, and potential health issues. Proper travel insurance will protect you from covering any costly medical expenses and help provide peace of mind when it comes to staying safe during one’s trek. Additionally, travel insurance will also provide coverage should there be a need for emergency evacuations due to weather or other events.

    Swimming in Lake Tilicho is forbidden due to its religious significance for Hindus and Buddhists. It is a pilgrimage site for devotees who now consider it an essential part of their faith.

    Trekking at high altitudes always poses a particular risk of altitude sickness. And for this specific trek, you will cross Thorong La Pass at 5416 m. As the risk of altitude sickness increases at higher altitudes, it is recommended that you allow plenty of time for adequate acclimatization.

    Certainly! You can customize this journey to your time, convenience, budget, and preference. Please reach out to our customer service to reserve your trek. To extend this trip, you can start your trek from Beshisahar and include the Ghorepani Poon Hill part. If you want to shorten this trip, you can take a jeep to Manang from Kathmandu.

    Yes, if your child can hike 6 to 7 hours daily. If your child is more than ten years with good physical fitness, they can do this trek. If not, please consult with us before booking this trip. We might need to arrange a particular person for your child to care for.

    Reviews

    5.2

    Based on 9 Reviews

    Taylah Conolly
    Australia
    5 Star Rating

    Excellent

    Highly recommend this trek with Peregrine

    I recently returned from a trek to Tilicho Lake with Peregrine Treks, which was one of my most incredible experiences. The trek was challenging but manageable at the same time, as Peregrine Treks provided us with experienced guides that tailored our itinerary according to our needs. We witnessed stunning views of the Annapurna range from various vantage points along the route and explored delightful villages on our way up. Accommodation during the trip was comfortable, and meals were filling, with local delicacies being a highlight each night. The team at Peregrine Treks took care of all of our arrangements, like permits, transportation, equipment, etc., which made it extremely convenient for us. All in all, I highly recommend this trek with Peregrine Treks – they are professional and organized yet warm and friendly!


    Finn Boake
    Australia
    5 Star Rating

    Excellent

    Enjoyable moment in Annapurna region of Nepal

    I recently went on an amazing trek to Tilicho Lake with Peregrine Treks and had a truly once-in-a-lifetime experience. The route was incredibly scenic, running through lush green valleys, rugged mountain terrain, and remote villages. Each day of the journey presented incredible views of the snow-capped Himalayas in the distance that were simply breathtaking! The guides were beneficial and knowledgeable about the region, providing us with fascinating facts and offering invaluable advice when navigating tricky terrain or making campsite decisions. They always put our safety first; I never felt unsafe on any part of the trek, even though some sections could be quite challenging. The highlight for me was definitely reaching Tilicho Lake itself – a beautiful glacial lake surrounded by towering mountain peaks that took my breath away! I would highly recommend this experience to anybody who loves adventure, nature, and spectacular scenery – it really is something special! Peregrine Treks made sure every aspect of this trip was enjoyable from start to finish.


    Russell E. Fulks
    United States
    5 Star Rating

    Excellent

    Life time momorable trip

    My Tilicho Lake trek with Peregrine Treks was an unforgettable experience. From the incredible views of the Annapurna range to the entertaining company of our guide, it was a journey I’ll never forget. This trek transformed my body and mind and gave me a deeper appreciation and understanding of nature, solitude, and the power of companionship. My time with Peregrine Treks was life-changing, and I’d recommend them to anyone looking for an adventure.


    John B. Robinson
    United States

    Spectacular trek

    Recently, I embarked on the Tilicho lake trek with Peregrine treks. The natural surroundings were spectacular, and the experienced guide of Peregrine Treks helped us focus on our goal while promoting safety measures such as using ropes and taking shelter when necessary. Overall, my experience with them was very positive, and I am grateful for their support!


    Chu Quang Quí
    Vietnam
    5 Star Rating

    Excellent

    Highly recommended trek

    I went on a Tilicho trek with Peregrine Treks, where we hiked and climbed up through the forest, over glaciers, and finally to the lake. The trek was amazing, the views were spectacular, and the people we met were amiable. I highly recommend this company for all types of treks.


    Phùng Như Xuân
    El Paso, Vietnam
    5 Star Rating

    Excellent

    Fantastic Trip

    Thanks to Peregrine treks, I had a fantastic trip to Lake Tilicho! They carefully handled all the preparations and tailored the expedition to my time limits. They were always kind and willing to make adjustments if necessary. My guide gave me confidence in the walk and my abilities, and more importantly, he made the entire climb really enjoyable. I want to express my gratitude for the staff’s professionalism and humanity. Definitely recommended.


    Sarah Rynning
    Norway
    5 Star Rating

    Excellent

    Fantastic guide and tour operator

    This incredible trip would not have been possible without the assistance of Peregrine Treks’ fantastic team. They provided us with valuable information on the hiking route, the peaks we could view, food, HAS, and so on. Our guides and porters were always cheerful and willing to assist with anything. If someone is late, they wait; if someone is sick, they attempt to heal; if someone is unhappy, they will find a method to make them happy. Thank you for you were fantastic, and I can’t wait to return to Nepal for another trek.


    Jakub Fjelldal
    Norway
    5 Star Rating

    Excellent

    fantastic experience

    My journey to Lake Tilicho with Peregrine treks was a fantastic experience for me. Everything was great, from airport transportation to teahouses and the weather. I will soon return for a shorter hike.


    Sofia Søndenå
    Norway

    unforgettable trip

    It was an unforgettable event for me. Because of the skilled personnel at Peregrine Treks, I felt comfortable during the trip. Thank you so much, Peregrine!


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