Annapurna Seven Passes Trek is one of the rarest and most exotic ideal treks for those who want to discover the off the beaten trail and the hidden valley  trail of Nepal Himalayas. Although the Annapurna suggests among the top 10 trekking destinations in the world. A fantastic experience in a natural and unexplored part of Nepal positioned in a remote and completely new adventure corner of the Annapurna region. has recently come up as an astonishing alternative to the trekkers who want to trek longer in the peaceful wilderness of the mountains. The Seven High Passes trek begins with a walk from Tal 1,665m. Along the route of this Seven Passes corner offers some of the most stunning close-up views of the high Himalayas range. Trekking to 4 passes that are over 5,000 meters and 3 passes over 4,000 meters above sea level will surely offer you the best of the trekking adventures. 

Traveling through the unique and the forbidden hidden valleys Nar and Phu Valleys which was only opened for visitors in 2003 by King Mahendra. The exotic terrain offers ancient villages and the immortal cultures of the ethnically Tibetan Nomadic tribes medieval Tibetan culture in a pristine and almost untouched form. Traveling through Nar and Phu and crossing over Khangla Pass we return to Manang, a beautiful village on the Annapurna trail, then continue the trek to the spectacular mountain views and great alpine scenery, Tilicho lake (which is the highest point lake in the world altitude 4920 meters high) followed by the onward trekking to Eastern pass, Tilicho or  Mesokanto La pass before reaching Jomsom and the surrounding geography near the end of the trek make Seven Passes trek unforgettable amazing experience of lifetime. This trip is ideal  for those adventure seekers  who are in search of a real Shangri-La of the Himalayas. The trail passes through the Challenging high passes, Triple Pass 4480m,  Kuchumro Pass 4900m, Yarcha Pass 4834m, Phu Pass 5043m, Naar Pass 5390m, and from the summit of Khangla 5300m, and Tilicho or Mesokanto La Pass 5164m.  alternative route of the Thorong La Pass trek. Both offer fantastic Himalayan views of Mount Manaslu 8163 m, Mount Dhaulagiri 8167m, Mount Annapurna I. 8091m,  Annapurna massif, Lamjung Himal,  Tilicho peak & other 17 other  snow capped mountains of Annapurna region. 

The Seven Passes trek is an exciting and beautiful route, is although very technical, particularly the downhill section from the Mesokanto-La pass, and we do not recommend it for beginners, but with views of peaks at over 8000 meters and a variety of landscapes, plants and animals, it is well worth the effort. ). It was for long almost totally closed save for a few climbers and expeditions, and since 1974, when Nixon changed the China policy, part of the area above Thini on the Jomsom side became a totally off-limits military area.

You can do this trek throughout the year and experience various flora and fauna in addition to the overwhelming view of the mountains.