Tilicho Lake is located in the Manang district of Nepal. It is situated at an altitude of 4,919 meters (16,138 ft.) in the Annapurna range of the Himalayas and is known as the highest lake for its size in the world. The trail cuts through varied elevations, and has surreal landscapes varying from subtropical to alpine forests, massive waterfall to turquoise Tilicho Lake, and the stunning rocky Thorong La Pass with an altitude of 5416 meters.

The only tricky part along this trek is the trail between Shree Kharka and Tilicho Base Camp – called the “landslide area”. Passing through the landslide area has got to be the toughest part of the climb, not because they are difficult to walk, but the trails are very narrow and you have to be very careful throughout this path. Nonetheless, the rock formations along this trail are quite stunning and impressive. 

One amazing thing about this trek is that, it is a splendid summer trek, as rewarding as it is challenging. The Tilicho lake trek undoubtedly ranks among the finest high-altitude Nepal treks best experienced in the Monsoon.