Nepal·16 - 29 November 2026

A Sonic Adventure in Nepal, November 2026

A once in a lifetime adventure through the mighty Himalayas shaped by music and meaning culminating in the world’s highest full moon party.

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Overview

After an extraordinary expedition in February 2025 - where 43 fundraisers conquered Africa’s highest peak - in 2026, we take our mission to the Himalayas. For adventure, for connection, and for purpose. With every step, we’ll raise vital funds and awareness for the Girls’ Empowerment Programme (GEP) in Devchuli, Nepal - a transformative project supported by the Last Night A DJ Saved My Life Foundation. This is more than a trek. It’s a life-changing experience that challenges your body, elevates your spirit and opens your heart. We’re with you every step of the journey, offering training support, preparation guides and expert advice. You’ll trek alongside a crew of like-minded legends, and we promise: it will stay with you forever. So lace up your boots, tune into the rhythm of the mountains, and join us for the ultimate Himalayan adventure. Big love, The Tribe and LNADJ x Last Night A DJ Saved My Life Foundation: Registered charity in England & Wales no. 1142478.

Highlights

The Trek - The Mighty Himalayas

The Trek - The Mighty Himalayas

This Sonic Adventure plunges you deep into the Himalayas - remote trails, soaring peaks and the raw, glacial beauty of Manang, Pisang and Gangapurna Lake. It’s wild, powerful and like nowhere else on Earth. Give everything to the journey and we’ll give you a celebration you'll remember forever.

The Party - History in the Making

The Party - History in the Making

At Tilicho Lake, the adventure peaks. Under the full moon, beside one of the highest lakes on Earth, we’ll host a surreal, high-altitude celebration with a special guest DJ. It’s not just a party - it’s the release you’ve earned. Under glowing skies and towering peaks, we’ll create a moment that is deeply entrenched in musical history.

The Purpose - What it's all About

The Purpose - What it's all About

Our 2026 adventure supports the Girls’ Empowerment Programme in Devchuli - a powerful space giving young girls safety, education and a future. It’s the heart of our mission for this journey. Each participant will raise at least £1,000, directly contributing to the next phase of this life-changing project and the impact it creates for thousands of girls across Nepal.

Hosts

Our experience team is lead by Gopal. Born in the Kathmandu region and raised in the mountains, he has trekked this route hundreds of times. Meet our diverse team of climbing hosts, including our very own TV medic, who bring a range of skills, personalities and personal touches to your experience.

Gopal

Gopal

Gopal is an accomplished adventure tour operator whose career spans over two decades; beginning his journey in 2001, he developed deep expertise in Nepal’s renowned trekking trails and expanded his tours to Tibet and Bhutan, sharing the region’s beauty with global adventurers. He also served on the board of the Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal (TAAN), including a term as treasurer in, where he played a key role in surveying new trekking routes and advancing Nepal’s tourism industry. His lifelong dedication has helped elevate Nepal’s reputation as a premier destination for trekking and cultural exploration.

Emily

Emily

Emily kicked off 2025 from the rooftop of Africa, joining forces with her good friend and LNADJ founder Jonny Lee to lead 43 adventurers to the summit of Kilimanjaro. With a background in production and operations - and a lifetime of partying in extraordinary corners of the world - she's the reason you can live in the moment on every Tribe experience. She believes passionately in the coming together of people to make magic happen and when she's not sprinkling her magic on Tribe Experience's, she's sprinkling it in Ibiza where she runs The Tribe Travel Company.

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Jonny

Jonny

Jonny Lee is the original founder and visionary behind LNADJ and his boundless energy and enthusiasm are its driving force. His career in music and entertainment spans 3 decades and has taken him from humble beginnings organising free parties in forests in the Midlands to leading the dance on outlying Thai islands, mountain tops in the Himalayas, Ibiza chill-out bars, Singaporean superclubs, and back again. The itinerant party starter has earned his stripes traveling the globe, facilitating treasured memories for many and leaving a trail of mass euphoria in his wake. 

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Hannah

Hannah

Hannah first climbed Kilimanjaro in 2023, inspired by her time on The Tribe Uganda Experience the year before. That journey sparked something big - and in 2025, she returned not just as a climber but as a leader, heading up our project team and guiding the full experience. We genuinely couldn’t have done it without her. From adventure to travel to trekking, Hannah lives and breathes it all. She brings heart, discipline, and energy to the mountain, turning every challenge into a moment of magic. Get ready for someone who leads from the front and makes sure everyone behind is safe.

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Alice

Alice

Alice is a photographer, and passionate nature lover who thrives in the great outdoors. She's responsible for some of the incredible content you see on our channels, highlighting the magic and the moments from every experience and she will do exactly that during our Sonic Adventure in Nepal. With a thirst for adventure, she loves connecting to like minded people, exploring the world through travel and outdoor sports.

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Schedule

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DAY 1

NOV 16: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,300m)

Your adventure begins the moment you touch down in Kathmandu. You’ll be welcomed with a traditional Nepali greeting before being transferred to your hotel in the heart of the city. The day is yours to settle in, breathe in your first dose of Himalayan air, and ease into the rhythm of Nepal.


In the evening, Trekking Mart (our guide partners in Nepal) will gather everyone for a warm welcome and an introductory briefing - setting the tone for the journey ahead.

Included

Nepalese Welcome

Not Included

Dinner

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DAY 2

NOV 17: Cultural Welcome Day in Kathmandu

Today is all about immersing yourself in Nepal’s culture and the purpose behind our mission. After a relaxed morning, we come together for a traditional welcome lunch filled with music, dance, and powerful introductions to the Girls’ Empowerment Programme.


The afternoon flows into our official opening ceremony and a monk blessing to set intentions for the journey ahead — a meaningful and energising start before we head into the mountains.

Included

Accommodation

Breakfast

Dinner

Not Included

Lunch

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DAY 3

NOV 18: Drive Kathmandu → Timang (2,670m) – 8–9 Hours

We hit the road early and make our way toward the Himalayas, travelling through river valleys, terraced hillsides and deep into the mountains. After breaks along the way - including lunch beside one of the many waterfalls you'll see during the experience - we arrive in the peaceful village of Timang.


We will enjoy our first sonic experience - a local music gathering with the community, at the gateway to the Himalayas. The first hint of the sonic magic to come.


Included

Accommodation

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Transport

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DAY 4

NOV 19: Timang → Bhratang → Upper Pisang (3,300m)

We begin with a scenic drive to the Bhratang Apple Farmhouse before starting our trek into the Annapurna region. The trail today is gentle, surrounded by sweeping mountain views that grow more dramatic with every step.


We overnight between Upper and Lower Pisang - two villages that offer some of the best views of the entire trek. Your first of many mountain WOW moments. 

Included

Accommodation

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Transport

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DAY 5

NOV 20: Pisang → Manang- (3540m)- 17.2 KM-7-8 hours’ walk

A full trekking day takes us through valleys, across suspension bridges, and along the peaceful “lower route” we loved on our test experience. We stop for lunch in Humde, then continue to the ancient Bhraga Monastery before reaching the vibrant mountain town of Manang.


Here, great coffee, warm bakeries and breathtaking scenery welcome you into one of the most iconic villages on the Annapurna Circuit.

Included

Accomodation

Breakfast

Dinner

Lunch

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DAY 6

NOV 21: Acclimatization Day in Manang

Today we slow down and let our bodies adjust to the altitude - but in true Tribe and LNADJ style, acclimatisation comes with a twist.


We’ll host our first Himalayan sonic event: a daytime celebration at Gangapurna Lake, set against one of the most spectacular backdrops in the region.

Included

Accommodation

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Music Event

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DAY 7

NOV 22: Manang → Khangsar → Siri Kharka (4,000m)

We continue deeper into the high mountains, trekking through Khangsar for a relaxed lunch before ascending toward Siri Kharka. The landscape becomes more rugged and remote, with glaciers and rock formations rising all around us.


Siri Kharka is quiet, peaceful, and the perfect place to rest before the push toward Tilicho Base Camp.

Included

Accommodation

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

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DAY 8

NOV 23: Siri Kharka → Tilicho Base Camp (4,150m)

A steady trek takes us through dramatic terrain - including the region’s well-known landslide sections, always managed with full safety briefings. The environment here feels truly otherworldly.


We settle into Base Camp, recharge with warm food, and prepare for the biggest day of the adventure.

Included

Accomodation

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

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DAY 9

NOV 24: FULL MOON DAY – Tilicho Lake Experience (4,920m)

The most iconic moment of the journey. We rise before dawn and trek under the early morning sky to reach Tilicho Lake - one of the highest lakes on Earth. Here, we’ll host our world-record full moon sonic experience, surrounded by sacred stillness and towering Himalayan walls.


After descending to Base Camp for recovery and food, we gather again at sunset for a second full moon music moment - a magical celebration set against snow-covered peaks.

Included

Accomodation

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Party

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DAY 10

NOV 25: Base Camp → Khangsar → Drive to Timang

We begin our journey back toward the lower valleys, trekking to Khangsar for lunch and then continuing by 4×4 through the mountains until we reach Timang once again.


After the intensity of the climb, tonight feels grounding, peaceful, and deeply rewarding.

Included

Accomodation

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Transport

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DAY 11

NOV 26: Timang → Pokhara (160 km)

We leave the mountains behind and make our way to Pokhara - Nepal’s lakeside paradise. After arriving, you can relax, unwind and enjoy the comfort of a warm shower, soft bed, and city energy once again.


The rest of the day is yours to settle into Pokhara’s calm but vibrant atmosphere.

Included

Accomodation

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Transport

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DAY 12

NOV 27: Celebration Day in Pokhara

The adventure shifts from mountains to celebration. The morning is free for optional activities - from paragliding to bungee jumping - before we gather for a special closing ceremony, followed by our closing party at a secret location, overlooking the entire Pokhara Valley.


We wrap the night with a celebration dinner and an after-party at a stunning lakeside venue in Pokhara - a final sonic moment to close the adventure in style.

Included

Accomodation

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Party

Not Included

Paragliding

Zipline

Sightseeing

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DAY 13

NOV 28: Fly Pokhara → Kathmandu → International Connection

Depending on your travel plans, you can fly home the same day, spend an extra night in Kathmandu, or join our Girls’ Centre Extension - visiting the very project your trek supports.

It’s a meaningful way to connect the purpose of the journey with the people whose lives it impacts. Details to follow shortly.

Included

Breakfast

Transport to Airports

Internal Flights

Not Included

Night in Kathmandu

Girls Centre Extension

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DAY 14

NOV 29: Chitwan → Kathmandu → International Departure

For those on the extension, we begin the day with a short flight from Bharatpur back to Kathmandu, where you’ll connect to your international departure.


It’s the end of an unforgettable adventure - and the beginning of the lifelong impact your journey helps create.

Included

Breakfast

Transport to Airport

What's Included

What's Included

Airport pickup with greeting

Hotel in Kathmandu & Pokhara with breakfast

4x4 jeep transport to/from trek start/end point

Transport from Pokhara → Sarangkot

Domestic flights as per itinerary

Welcome lunch with cultural show

1 trekking guide per 10 participants

Porters (15 kg luggage limit per client)

Salary, insurance, food, accommodation for staff

Trekking permits

Lodge-to-lodge accommodation

Breakfast, lunch, dinner during trek

Tea/coffee 3 times daily

Duffel bag, cap, t-shirt

All government taxes

International flights

Nepal Visa

Altitude, rescue & travel insurance

Porter and Guide Tips

Personal medication

Personal kit

Sleeping bags and trekking poles (can be hired )

Additional nights needed in the hotel if need to return for any reason.

Personal expenses (laundry, phone, bar, bottled water)

Tickets

A Sonic Adventure in Nepal - ADULT

A Sonic Adventure in Nepal - ADULT

November 2026

FROM$4,118.42/pp

Trip Tips

Climbing Kit

Climbing Kit

You will need to have a tried and tested kit with you. Sleeping bags and walking poles can be hired at a small additional cost if you wish. How much you choose to spend on your equipment is a personal choice however if you have no kit and choose to buy mainly second hand from sites such as Vinted then expect to spend around £300. Detailed kit list will soon.

Tipping Porters

Tipping Porters

Tipping is an important part of trekking culture in Nepal and is a way to thank your guides and porters for their hard work. For a 14-day trek in the Annapurna region, the typical guideline is: Lead Guide: USD $10–15 per day Assistant Guide: USD $7–10 per day Porters: USD $5–7 per day At the end of the trek, tips are usually handed over in cash directly to each team member. You can adjust amounts based on service quality and your own discretion. For the full team, including kitchen staff where applicable, the total cost typically ranges between USD $200–250 per person for a 14-day trek. It’s recommended to carry small denominations of USD or Nepali Rupees to make tipping straightforward.

You'll Be Staying Here

Tea Houses, Himalayas

Tea Houses, Himalayas

Along the trek, you’ll stay in traditional Himalayan tea houses - simple, welcoming lodges that offer basic rooms, hot meals, and a cozy place to rest after each day on the trail. While facilities are modest, the warmth and hospitality of the tea house hosts make every stop memorable. 


These lodges provide a unique chance to experience local culture, meet fellow trekkers, and recharge for the next stage of the adventure, all while surrounded by stunning mountain scenery.

Lo Mustang, Kathmandu

Lo Mustang, Kathmandu

Lo Mustang is your calm, stylish base in the heart of Thamel - the perfect blend of Nepali character and modern comfort. Expect warm hospitality, clean and spacious rooms, great showers, and a cosy atmosphere that feels like a soft landing before (and after) the adventure. 


Step outside and you're instantly in the buzz of Kathmandu’s most vibrant neighbourhood; step inside and it’s peaceful, friendly, and effortlessly comfortable.

Hidden Kingdom, Pokhara

Hidden Kingdom, Pokhara

Hidden Kingdom is your post-trek paradise and the perfect home base for the grand finale of our adventure. Bright, modern, and just steps from the Lakeside buzz, it’s where the hot showers hit different, the beds feel unreal after the mountains, and the balconies open onto classic Pokhara views. 


This is where recovery meets celebration - the ideal place to reset, recharge, and roll straight into full-blown celebration mode for our final night together.

FAQs

The total price of the experience is £2,995 per person. A £500 deposit is required to secure your place. A second payment of £1,295 is due by 30th April, and the remaining £1,295 balance is due by 30th September.

You can also pay off part or all of your balance at any time by logging into your Easol account using the details you created at checkout.

No. We will be offering a group flight option in the coming weeks, which you're welcome to join. Alternatively, you can make your own travel arrangements and we'll meet you in Nepal.

Yes. You will be asked to complete a medical declaration form in order to attend the trip. For some medical conditions including knee and back injuries we may require a Drs certificate stating that you are safe to take part in this trip. We will contact you to discuss any issues raised on the medical declaration.  

Yes. However, although we will have a doctor supporting the trip, there is limited access to medical treatment in the Himalayas due to its remote nature. 

We will organise some training weekends in the UK, to help you prepare. Details will follow in due course.

You will need standard travel insurance plus high altitude insurance. It is compulsory to have high altitude insurance to attend the trip. Normal travel insurance (including winter sport cover) does not include cover for over 3000 meters. In the weeks running up to the trip we will require a copy of the insurance documents.  

British passport holders will need a visa to enter Nepal. It's a straight forward process which can be managed online. You can also do a visa on arrival. A detailed visa guide will be shared nearer the time. To apply for your visa online and learn more visit https://uk.nepalembassy.gov.np/pages/visa/

You will need to have a tried and tested kit with you and we will share a detailed kit list at least 6 months prior to departure. Sleeping bags, walking poles and sleeping matts can be hired at a small additional cost if you wish. How much you choose to spend on your equipment is a personal choice however if you have no kit and choose to buy mainly second hand from sites such as Vinted then expect to spend around £300. 

Recommended vaccinations for Nepal include Hepatitis A, typhoid, and tetanus, as well as ensuring routine immunizations like MMR and polio are up to date. Depending on your travel plans, additional vaccines for rabies, Japanese encephalitis, hepatitis B, and cholera may be recommended. Consulting a travel clinic is crucial to determine your specific needs. 

November is one of the best months to trek in the Annapurna region, with clear skies, minimal rainfall, and stunning mountain views. Daytime temperatures in the valleys are around 15–20°C (59–68°F), while higher elevations like Tilicho Lake can drop to 0–5°C (32–41°F). Nights are cold, often below freezing, so warm layers and proper gear are essential.

A Sonic Adventure in Nepal, November 2026

Nepal· 16 - 29 November 2026· 13 nights

FROM$4118/pp