[2025 Khangsar Attraction] Travel Guide for Tilicho Lake (Updated Mar)

I visited Tilicho Lake in Nepal, on the Annapurna Circuit. Although it was frozen (lol) March is recommended as the trekking season for Annapurna, but the lakes at higher altitudes were still frozen. In summer, you can see a clear blue lake here. Instead, you can experience a world completely covered in snow and mountains, without even footprints. However, climbing through the snow is very tiring (lol) 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ggu44tCVSGtCNa2u9

I just returned from an amazing trek to Tilicho Lake, and I’m still in awe! 🌟 This stunning lake, perched at an altitude of 4,919 meters, is one of the highest in the world, and the views are simply breathtaking! 😍✨ The trek took about 10-12 days, and for around $500 USD, I had a private guide who made the adventure even more special. We stayed in charming lodges, and while meals and water were separate, the local cuisine was a delightful experience! 🍜💧 🎒 Don’t have the right gear? No problem! I rented everything I needed in Kathmandu (Tamel) for about $100 USD. This journey has truly inspired me, and I can’t recommend it enough to anyone looking for a breathtaking adventure! 🌍💫 Grab your gear and set your sights on Tilicho Lake—you won’t regret it! 🙌🏽✨ #TilichoLake #TrekkingAdventure #TravelNepal #Inspiration #ExploreMore #AdventureAwaits

I finally get around to sharing one of my best high altitude trekking and glacier crossing experiences. This is truly tough and you need to have a tent. You need to do an overnighter. Your progress will be slow as breathing is hard at 5000 - 550 meters. You don’t need to take any water if you go in July/ August as there are tiny water streams everywhere. Now up there nothing talks , nothing, walks, nothing grows. You will truly be alone. Trekking around the lake is extremely tough as you have to cross either one or two glaciers depending on the route you choose. The second glacier which is the last leg of your circle is risky as avalanches will frequently come down from Mr. Tilicho to crash into the lake. As soon as Nepal is open again for tourism I will attempt to climb Mt. Tilicho which looms over the lake like a god-like guardian. #hikingtrails