At a glance: An 8-day moderate trek, reaching 4,919 m. Best season: Spring and Autumn. From $940 per person.
Trip Overview
If you are a trekker and have heard about Tilicho, you definitely dream of trekking to Tilicho. A perfect trek who loves mountains, nature, and the Himalayas culture, this trek will take you to the world’s highest glacier lake.
Tilicho Lake, a glacier-made, world’s highest lake, is a dream destination for trekkers and a spiritual destination located in the Annapurna region of the Nepal Himalayas. Located at 4,919 m/16,138 ft above sea level in the Manang District of Nepal, it lies at the base of Tilicho Peak and also between Annapurna and Nilgiri Mountain. Tilicho Lake is 160 kilometres (Km) away from Kathmandu and 55 Km aerial distance from Pokhara. The lake is mainly supplied by water from melted snow and glaciers flowing down from the surrounding himalayan peaks, particularly Tilicho peak. Although water flows into the lake from surrounding glaciers and streams, there is no visible river flowing out of it. Experts believe the water escapes through underground channels or by evaporation. The water is a stunning turquoise-blue colour, which is a result of glacial rock flour: fine, powdery silt created by ancient glaciers grinding against rocks . The Tilicho lake trek as a standalone adventure is a shorter himalayan trekking experience designed for travellers who wish to explore the breathtaking Tilicho lake (4,919 m) without undertaking the full Annapurna circuit trek.
The Tilicho trek provides high-altitude adventure, himalayan villages, mountain views and a rich cultural experience of the Gurung, Thakali, and Manangi ethnic groups. It has cultural and religious value, solely for Hindus and Buddhists.
The Tilicho lake trek requires good preparation because of its high altitude, and the fact that trails are difficult, rocky, and challenging. It is one of Nepal’s most rewarding adventures, featuring breathtaking Himalayan scenery, dramatic landscapes, and the stunning crystal-clear waters of the Tilicho. Visitors can witness the amazing view of Tilicho peak (7,134 meters) in the northwest direction, Nilgiri in the north, and the Annapurna range in the south and southwest, including Annapurna I, Annapurna II, Annapurna III, and Gangapurna in the east. Also, we can experience serene hiking compared to other parts of the Annapurna region. Despite that, this trek is quieter and less crowded than other treks like the Everest Base Camp trek; you will experience nature and the Himalayas in a peaceful environment.
This trek is moderate to challenging because of rocky paths and narrow trails with steep drops on the side, but every year, thousands of Nepali and international trekkers take on this challenge, just to experience the beauty of Tilicho and the journey to get to the destination. It’s more challenging not because of a huge amount of walking or difficult trails but because of high altitude; trekkers might get altitude sickness quite frequently, and because of the lower oxygen level, people feel dizziness, headaches, and vomiting. People who do long hiking, regular exercise, and are physically fit might not get troubled with this issue, but every trekker should take proper precautions before beginning the journey.
Trek Major Attractions
Octopus Jharna
Chyamche Jharna
Lamjung Tunnel
Chame Hot Spring
Green Lake
Ice Lake
Gangapurna Lake
Bhraka Village
Tilicho Lake is normally an 8-day adventure trek in Nepal’s Annapurna region. This 8-day itinerary has been carefully designed to provide trekkers with a safe, comfortable, and memorable journey from Kathmandu to Tilicho Lake and back.
Best time to visit Tilicho Lake
The ideal season to visit Tilicho Lake is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). Autumn is considered the best overall season because the weather is stable and the skies are cloudless and clear after the monsoon rains. And also, in spring, you will witness the beauty of rhododendron trees bursting into vivid red, pink, and white blooms & snow-capped peaks, but the lake might be frozen during Maytime.
During winter, trekking is possible to Tilicho, but due to a drop in temperature below -20 degrees Celsius, a very cold temperature, you need to be extra careful; during these times, trails will be
empty, and you will observe top alpine adventures. But in the monsoon season, due to dangerous road and trail conditions due to monsoon rain, landslides will occur, so trekking during this time will be risky. Trekking during the monsoon season will not be the right decision.
Tilicho Lake Trekking Difficulties
Tilicho Lake is a moderate-to-challenging trek due to its high elevation, sloping terrain, and steep trails. Trekkers pass through rocky and narrow paths, unstable slopes, and gradual altitude gain. Altitude gain is one of the obstacles of the Tilicho trek; you might experience altitude sickness. Due to the narrow path and landslide-prone area, the area above Shree Kharka is considered more challenging, but every year, thousands of Nepali and international trekkers do it.
You need to be physically and mentally prepared for this trek. Activities like jogging, swimming, and hiking help strengthen the body, which helps during the 6-8 hours of trekking up and down the hills and in the high elevation of the Tilicho trek. If you can walk for several hours uphill and have completed a few similar treks, you can do this trek easily, but you always need to be aware of the altitude sickness symptoms.
Responsible and Respectful Trekking
While trekking, respect the local culture and traditions of the places. Wear decent and comfortable dress when visiting villages and monasteries, and remove your shoes before entering religious places and local houses. Walk in a clockwise direction on stupas, temples and mani walls, and always ask for permission before taking a photograph of a religious place and local people. Respect local customs, be polite and treat the local people with kindness throughout your journey.
Why choose the Tilicho Lake trek?
The Tilicho Lake trek is perfect for those who want to experience the beauty of the Himalayas and the rich culture of Nepal in one journey. The trek takes you to Tilicho Lake (4,919 m), one of the world’s highest lakes, surrounded by spectacular mountain views.
Along the trail, you’ll pass through remote villages, experience local traditions, taste authentic Himalayan food, and enjoy the warm hospitality of the local people. Compared to many popular trekking routes, the Tilicho Lake Trek is less crowded, offering a peaceful environment and a more authentic trekking experience.
Mountains Visible During the Tilicho Lake Trek
Mountain
Altitude
Annapurna II
7,937 m
Annapurna III
7,555 m
Khangsar Kang (Roc Noir)
7,485 m
Gangapurna
7,455 m
Tilicho Peak
7,134 m
Nilgiri North
7,061 m
Alternative Routes
Thorong La Pass Route (5416m)
After visiting Tilicho Lake, most trekkers return to Tilicho Base Camp and continue the classic Annapurna Circuit route. The journey follows these stages:
Trek from Tilicho Base Camp to Yak Kharka (4,000 m) – around 5 hours.
Trek from Yak Kharka to Thorong Phedi (4,450 m) – around 5 hours.
Cross Thorong La Pass (5,416 m), one of the highest trekking passes in the world, and descend to Muktinath (3,802 m) – 8–9 hours.
Trek from Muktinath through Kagbeni to Jomsom (2,713 m) – around 5 hours.
Drive or fly from Jomsom to Pokhara, then continue to Kathmandu either via air or road. This trekking journey typically takes 12–13 days to complete.
Mesokanto La Pass Route (5330m)
Another alternative route of Tilicho Lake trek is the Mesokanto La Pass route. The Mesokanto La Pass is a challenging alternative to the standard return trail from Tilicho Lake. Instead of backtracking, this route crosses the 5,330m Mesokanto La Pass and descends towards Jomsom. This route is recommended only for experienced trekkers. The trail is steeper, less marked, and more remote than the classic route, requiring good physical fitness, proper equipment, and an
experienced guide. If you’re looking for a quieter and more adventurous trekking experience, the Mesokanto La Pass offers stunning mountain scenery and fewer crowds.
Tilicho Lake to Tilicho Base Camp – 4–5 hours
Tilicho Base Camp to Nam Phu via Mesokanto La Pass (5,330m) – 5–6 hours
Nam Phu to Kaisang and Thinigaon – 5–6 hours
Trek from Thinigaon to Jomsom – 5–6 hours
Drive from Jomsom to Pokhara, then continue to Kathmandu or fly from Jomsom to Kathmandu.
8 days on the trail: altitude, walking time, stays and meals for each day.
Altitude profileMax 4,150 m
Start · Day 1
2,670 m
Peak · Day 5
4,150 m
Finish · Day 8
1,400 m
8 days · , 1 acclimatization day · , highest overnight 4,150 m
Day 01Drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar and Chame by JeepKathmandu1,400 m→toChame2,670 m▲Climb of 1,270 mWalking: 10–12 hoursStay: HotelMeals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Depart early morning from Kathmandu to Besisahar (5-7 hours drive) along the Marsyangdi River. Switch to an off-road sharing jeep in Besisahar and pass through villages like Dharapani and Bagarchhap to reach Chame.
Day 02Trek from Chame to PisangChame2,670 m→toPisang3,250 m▲Climb of 580 mWalking: 5–6 hoursStay: TeahouseMeals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Begin walking upstream along the Marsyangdi River through dense pine forests and over suspension bridges, enjoying view of Annapurna II before arriving at Pisang.
Day 03Trek from Pisang to ManangPisang3,250 m→toManang3,540 m▲Climb of 290 mWalking: 6–7 hoursStay: TeahouseMeals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Hike into the dry Manang Valley featuring stone houses, ancient stupas, and prayer flags. Arrive in Manang village with spectacular vistas of Tilicho Peak and the Annapurna range.
Day 04Acclimatization Day in ManangAcclimatizationManang3,540 mWalking: 3–5 hoursStay: TeahouseMeals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Spend an acclimatization day adapting to high altitude. Take short hikes to Gangapurna Glacier, Khangsar village, or ancient Braga Monastery following the 'climb high, sleep low' rule.
Day 05Trek from Manang to Tilicho Base CampManang3,540 m→toTilicho Base Camp4,150 m▲Climb of 610 mWalking: 7–8 hoursStay: TeahouseMeals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Leave lush forests behind for alpine landscape. Pass Khangsar village and carefully traverse narrow, rocky paths with landslide areas above Shree Kharka to reach Tilicho Base Camp.
Day 06Hike to Tilicho Lake and Return to Shree KharkaTilicho Base Camp4,150 m→toShree Kharka4,080 m▼Descent of 70 mWalking: 7–9 hoursStay: TeahouseMeals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Start early to climb the steep, winding path up to Tilicho Lake (4,919 m). Spend 30-40 minutes admiring the turquoise water framed by high Himalayan peaks before returning down to Shree Kharka.
Day 07Trek from Shree Kharka to Manang and Drive to BesisaharShree Kharka4,080 m→toBesisahar760 m▼Descent of 3,320 mWalking: 2 hours walk + 6–8 hours driveStay: HotelMeals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Trek 2 hours downhill from Shree Kharka back to Manang village. Board a sharing jeep for a 4-5 hour drive down the Marsyangdi valley to Besisahar.
Day 08Drive from Besisahar to KathmanduBesisahar760 m→toKathmandu1,400 m▲Climb of 640 mWalking: 8–9 hoursStay: HotelMeals: Breakfast
Board a bus from Besisahar and drive 8-9 hours along the Marsyangdi and Trishuli rivers back to Kathmandu, concluding the trip.
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What's Included
Everything your trip price covers, and what to budget for separately.
Your $940 covers
Per person, from price
14 items
Airport pick up and drop
Hotel in Kathmandu and Besishar with breakfast included
Teahouse accommodation during the trek
Kathmandu to Besisahar by Bus and Besisahar to Chame by sharing jeep
Besisahar to Kathmandu by tourist bus
3 times meals during the trek - one item menu
Breakfast includes one tea or coffee only. Additional drinks cost extra.
All permits - TIMS, Local Government Permit, Annapurna Conservation Area Park Permit
A Professional local trekking guide & ( Every two trekkers one porter)
First aid medical kit
Trekking Map
Duffel bag to carry your luggage (should return after the trek)
All government tax and paperworks
PeacefulNepal T-shirt
Budget separately
6 items
Nepal arrival visa fees
Extra services during the trek such as hot showers, Wi-Fi, and battery charging
Personal expenses including mineral water, beer, soft drinks and all other beverages
Travel insurance that includes trip cancellation and helicopter evacuation coverage
Accommodation and meals in Kathmandu if you return early from the trek
Tips (as a gesture of appreciation) and any additional trips or extra accommodation costs
Peaceful Nepal Traveler Reviews
Recent reviews from travelers across all our treks and tours.
Anna ISep 2026
Great Trek to ABC
I completed the Annapurna Base Camp and Poon Hill trek with my partner through Peaceful Nepal in May 2026 and had an amazing time! Bishnu was an amazing guide throughout the experience, organising everything and answering all our questions. He was able to change our itinerary on the trek to suit our walking pace and the conditions each day. Bishnu handled all the logistics throughout the trip, including airport pickup, transfers to Pokhara and our bus to Chitwan after, and accomodation. All accomodation we stayed at was pleasant and clean. The trek itself was also amazing! Would definitely recommend both ABC and Peaceful Nepal.
TravelerSep 2026
Excellent ABC experience
I have just completed the Annapurna Base Camp trek and would like to sincerely thank my guide, Som Giri, and my porter, Nepal Giri, for making this 6-day journey such a wonderful and memorable experience.Som Giri was an excellent guide — highly professional, knowledgeable, and incredibly caring throughout the trek. He always paid close attention to my pace, health, and comfort, and shared valuable insights about the mountains, local culture, and daily trekking routes. His calm attitude and experience gave me great confidence and peace of mind every day.Nepal Giri was equally outstanding. He was strong, reliable, and always smiling, even on the most challenging sections of the trail. His support and positive energy truly made a big difference, and I felt well taken care of during the entire journey.Both Som Giri and Nepal Giri went above and beyond their duties, showing genuine care, teamwork, and professionalism. I really appreciated having fruit every day, which made a big difference…
AAmit KAug 2026
Langtang Trek
I had an unforgettable 7-day trek through the Langtang Valley, climbing all the way up to Tserko Ri at 4,985 meters. Really enjoyed the snow-capped mountains, lush green forests, countless waterfalls and incredible wildlife (if you’re lucky you might spot a rare red panda) throughout the trek. Huge thanks to my guide Bishnu from Peaceful Nepal Treks and Tours. His deep knowledge of every trail, wildflowers and wildlife along the way made this adventure truly special.
My partner and I did the Annapurna Base Camp Trek with Peaceful Treks and it was an amazing experience!! Bishnu was great to plan with, accomodating our requests for an extra day in Kathmandu at the start and always replying to any requests we had promptly.When we started hiking Bishnu was flexible with the itinerary to allow us to go at the pace we wanted to walk. He always checked in and had some fun facts about Annapurna and Nepal in general and it was great getting to know him.Overall it was an amazing experience and I would definitely recommend Peaceful Treks.Also Bishnu made sure to grab some pics and sent them to us after, see attached :)
DDamayanthi SMay 2026
18 days Manaslu and Annapurna Circuit combined trek!
Namaste!I did a 18 days trekking tour covering the Manaslu and Annapurna circuit combined with peaceful Nepal trek and it was absolute perfection.Started with the planning phase where email and what's app inquiries were answered immediately and the itinerary was planned together and agreed upon.The trek was long and hard but this team made it bearable by always finding good accomodations (95% of my room has electric socket to charge my electronics , attached toilet which is a huge advantage and good food).The guide also brought along medical kit (which many company doesnt) and often was being asked to share medical supplies/medicine to others.Bonus is the guide love to take pictures and videos along the way so you can get nice documentation too even when you are too lazy to get your camera/phone out.Main highlights on this trip :1. Manaslu basecamp : not too many people come here for "rest day" but we made it. It was HARD but i am glad we did it. One of the best experiences on this tr…
Tilicho Lake Trek: Know Before You Go
Teahouses, food, permits, connectivity and preparation: the practical details, one topic at a time.
Accommodation and Food on the Tilicho Lake Trek
During the Tilicho Lake trek, local guesthouses, called teahouses, are available along the route. From Besisahar to Tilicho Base Camp, family-run teahouses are found in nearly every village, offering warm hospitality, fresh, home-cooked meals, and comfortable, clean rooms and facilities. Staying in these teahouses provides an opportunity to experience the local culture of the communities living in the Himalayas. Accommodation during the whole trek is budget-friendly. Most teahouses offer twin-bed rooms with mattresses, pillows, blankets, and shared bathrooms.
At lower elevations, the facilities will be more standard; tea houses offer facilities like hot showers, wi-fi, a charging port, and laundry services, but these services might be an additional cost. As the trek reaches higher elevations, the accommodation will be limited, and you will only get basic facilities. Charging electronic devices becomes more expensive at higher elevations because electricity is limited and oftern generated by solar power.
A variety of foods like momos, noodles, thukpa, potatoes, fried rice, eggs, soups, daal vaat, etc., are available during the entire trek, but at higher altitudes the variety may be limited. Breakfast options commonly include bread, toast, tea, and coffee. You will get the most popular Nepali traditional meal, Daal Bhat Tarkari, which includes a seasonal curry, rice, and lentil soup. This dish is full of carbohydrates and protein, which provides plenty of energy for trekking and often comes with free refills, so it will also be a good choice to have during trekking. Besides these, you can enjoy a range of meals.
As you reach higher altitudes, food prices increase because supplies are transported by porters and yaks. During the peak trekking season, hotels can fill up quickly, so reserve the rooms before you reach so that you don’t get into trouble, mostly in popular stops like Tilicho Base Camp. During the season, due to limited teahouses and rooms, trekkers have to spend nights in the dining area, where mattresses and blankets are usually provided.
Permit Required
Trekkers are required to obtain two essential permits. Trekking without permits is considered illegal, and you will be charged a fine, if found doing so. Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS) card are mandatory to enter the Annapurna Conservation Area, where Tilicho Lake is located. These two permits are required to monitor trekkers, respond in case of emergencies and ensure compliance with conservation rules.
ACAP (Annapurna Conservation Area Permit): This permit will cost around NPR 3,000 (about USD 22 to 25) per person for foreigners and NPR 1000 if you are from SAARC countries.
TIMS Card (Trekkers’ Information Management System): This permit will cost around NPR 2,000 (about USD 15 to 20) per person for foreigner and NPR 1000 if youre SAARC citizen.
A passport copy, a passport-sized photo, an application form for ACAP/TIMS, itinerary details and payment will be required to get a permit. The most convenient place to get a permit is at the Nepal Tourism Board office in Kathmandu or Pokhara, Nepal. Trekking permits are not available once you’re on the trail, so obtain them before starting the trek.
Wi-Fi and Connectivity on the Tilicho Lake Trek
Internet service has been available to serve the needs and for the convenience of tourists for the past few years, mostly to reduce incidents of people missing or falling ill during Tilicho Lake trekking and also to update the family members of the trekkers about their location and progress. In case someone suffers from illness or emergencies or if someone goes missing, internet access also helps facilitate timely communication and assistance.
Throughout the trek, network connectivity is available; the signal might be unavailable or weak on remote sections, especially at Tilicho Lake and Tilicho Base Camp, as signal strength decreases at higher elevations and while crossing some villages. Mobile network connection is good in lower villages. Mobile network coverage becomes less reliable after Manang, so it’s best to inform family
or friends before heading toward Tilicho Base Camp. Many teahouses in lower villages have a wi-fi connection for an additional cost. NTC SIM will get coverage in most of the places for phone calls but not for the internet. Internet data around the trekking route is very slow.
Preparation and Fitness for the Tilicho Lake Trek
Tilicho Lake does not require extra skills like climbing; it’s quietly physically and mentally demanding due to long walking hours at high altitude and on narrow paths and quickly changing weather conditions. You need to be prepared 3-4 weeks before the trek by improving your leg strength.
Before the trek, it will be more effective if you do physical exercises, like squats, planks, or other exercises that help build stability and balance and leg strength. Cardiovascular activities such as jogging, hiking, and skipping before the trek help you handle the long walking hours and high-altitude conditions on the trek. Also, do a health checkup before the trek to know any medical conditions at an early stage that prevent serious illness during the trek. And always do medical insurance and travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking because health facilities are limited in the upper regions of the Annapurna Area.
Choose and check comfortable hiking boots before the trek that help prevent blisters and make you comfortable while trekking. You should practice carrying your trekking bag to get to know the weight of the bag you will be able to carry during the whole trek.
Tips for the Tilicho Lake Trek
Hydrate yourself and avoid drinks like alcohol and excessive caffeine that dehydrate your body
Acclimatize in Manang Valley; during this time, go for a short hike to the nearest village and lake.
Only pack necessary materials. Keep your bags lighter, and if you can’t carry them, hire a porter.
Pack warm clothing, as temperatures can drop below freezing at higher altitudes.
Bring cash; only a few places will accept online payments.
If you feel a headache or dizziness, step down; it might be altitude sickness. Do not trek higher.
If you have any conditions, consult your doctor before going trekking.
Always carry first aid material and necessary medicine with you on treks.
Carrying a reusable water bottle and water purification tablets to refill at teahouses while reducing plastic waste.
Walking at a slow and steady pace especially above 4,000 meters, becomes important to conserve energy and reduce the risk of mountain sickness.
Start trekking early in the morning to avoid strong afternoon winds and changing weather.
Respect the local culture, follow your guide’s advice, and avoid littering to help protect the Himalayan environment.
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Guide and Porter
Hiring a guide during the Tilicho Lake trek makes the trek safer, easier and enjoyable, as will they help to manage your daily itinerary and provide all the information about places you visit, local cultures, traditions, and history and the surrounding Himalayas throughout the trek. They play an important role in your safety, as they are familiar with changing weather conditions, trails, and challenges of trekking. It also helps you to know all the information and can prepare earlier for upcoming situations. The experienced professional guides also recognize the early symptoms of mountain sickness. If any problems arise during the trek, they can provide immediate assistance,
coordinate emergency support when needed, and ensure that you receive the appropriate care throughout your journey.
If you are thinking about trekking to Tilicho Lake but worry about the heavy backpack, hiring a porter will also be the best choice. You will find a porter to make your journey comfortable and enjoyable as they will be carrying your backpack. They not only carry the backpacks but also help you find accommodation during the trek. The trails pass through remote villages, narrow paths, landslide prone area, it’s better to hire a porter and provide support throughout the journey.
A porter will carry your heavy backpack, allowing you to trek comfortably with only a lightweight daypack. You can keep your essential items with you, such as a water bottle, power bank, phone charger, sunglasses, sunscreen, snacks, rain gear, personal medications, and other daily necessities.
Visa
You’ll need a visa first, but the process is pretty straightforward. You have two main options: apply ahead of time at a Nepal embassy or consulate back home, or simply get your visa on arrival once you land at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport (Check whether your nationality is eligible or not to get on-arrival visas). The on-arrival option is also available at various land border crossings if you’re entering the country overland.
As for cost, the tourist visa fee isn’t fixed, it changes based on how long you’re planning to stay. 15-day visa: $ 30
30-day visa: $50
90-day (3months) visa: $125
If you’re a citizen of one of these countries: Nigeria, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Cameroon, Somalia, Liberia, Ethiopia, Iraq, Palestine, Afghanistan, and Syria, you must obtain a visa before arrival from a Nepali embassy.
Indian citizens do not need to have a visa to enter Nepal however, they must need to bring a valid government-issued document such as a Passport or voter ID card that proves their identity.
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is strongly recommended and often required by trekking agencies for the Tilicho Lake Trek because the route reaches 4,919 m and passes through remote mountain terrain.
Tilicho Lake is one of the world’s highest lakes, and medical facilities are limited along the trail. If you develop severe altitude sickness or suffer an injury, helicopter rescue may be the only option, and it can cost USD 3,000–8,000 or more without insurance.
Before buying a policy, make sure it includes:
High-altitude trekking coverage up to at least 5,500 m (6,000 m is even better).
Emergency helicopter rescue in Nepal.
Medical treatment and hospitalization for injuries or illnesses.
Altitude sickness treatment and rescue.
Trip cancellation or interruption due to illness or severe weather.
Altitude Sickness
Altitude sickness is one of the main obstacles of the Tilicho Lake trek because the trail reaches Tilicho Lake at 4,919 meters (16,138 feet). As you gain altitude, the oxygen level decreases, making it harder for your body to adjust.
Common symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, tiredness, and difficulty sleeping. If you notice these symptoms, do not ignore them. Rest, drink plenty of water, and avoid climbing to a higher altitude until you feel better. If the symptoms become severe, descend to a lower altitude immediately and seek medical assistance.
The best way to prevent altitude sickness is to trek slowly, follow a proper acclimatization schedule, stay hydrated, eat nutritious meals, and avoid alcohol and smoking. Trekking with an experienced guide is also recommended, as they can recognize the early signs of altitude sickness and provide the necessary support.
Tilicho Lake Trek FAQs
Straight answers to what travelers ask us most about the Tilicho Lake Trek.
Can beginners do the Tilicho Lake Trek?
Yes. Beginners with good physical fitness, proper preparation, and a well-planned itinerary can complete the trek.
What is the altitude of Tilicho Lake?
Tilicho Lake is situated at 4,919 meters (16,138 feet) above sea level.
