Day 1
Pokhara to Sikles
0 hrs / 0 km / sleep 1,980 m
Scenic 2–3 hour drive from Pokhara to Sikles, one of Nepal's largest and oldest Gurung villages. Explore the village's unique architecture and culture.

Annapurna
Trek to the world's lowest-altitude glacier lake at just 2,546m. Kapuche Glacier Lake sits at the base of Annapurna II with turquoise waters and floating icebergs — an extraordinary sight accessible even to beginners.
Overview
Long-form route context for planning, pacing, and realistic expectations.
Trek to the world's lowest-altitude glacier lake at just 2,546m. Kapuche Glacier Lake sits at the base of Annapurna II with turquoise waters and floating icebergs — an extraordinary sight accessible even to beginners.
This itinerary is synced from TrekGuard mobile app data and includes 4 planned days, 32 km of walking, and 1,700 m of total elevation gain.
Highlights include World's lowest glacier lake (2,546m), Floating icebergs & turquoise water, Annapurna II & Lamjung Himal views, Sikles — largest Gurung village.
Itinerary
Day 1
0 hrs / 0 km / sleep 1,980 m
Scenic 2–3 hour drive from Pokhara to Sikles, one of Nepal's largest and oldest Gurung villages. Explore the village's unique architecture and culture.
Day 2
6 hrs / 12 km / sleep 2,100 m
Trek through a mix of rocky paths, steep sections, and dense forest. The trail passes the Yedi waterfall and offers glimpses of wildlife in the Annapurna Conservation Area.
Day 3
6 hrs / 15 km / sleep 1,980 m
Early morning trek to Kapuche Glacier Lake (2,546m). The turquoise lake sits beneath Annapurna II glacier with floating icebergs and occasional avalanches visible from the surrounding peaks. Return to Sikles via Hugu Goth.
Day 4
0 hrs / 0 km / sleep 820 m
Drive back to Pokhara (2–3 hours).
Altitude profile
The single biggest safety factor on a high trek is how fast your sleeping altitude rises. Here's the shape of this itinerary.
820 m
Start
2,100 m
Highest sleep
2,546 m
Max altitude
4
Nights
See which days climb too fast and add rest days to build a safer schedule.
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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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