Annapurna Circuit Trek

Good To Know

  • Country Nepal
  • Duration 14 Days
  • Destination Annapurna Region
  • Routes Kathmandu- Manang- Muktinath
  • Max. Altitude 5416m
  • Activity Trekking
  • Meals Includes Lunch,Dinner, Breakfast
  • Accommodation Hotels/ Teahouses
  • Best Season Feb- May/ Sept-Nov
  • Difficulty Moderate
  • Start / End trip Kathmandu
14 Days All-inclusive price US $2000 US $2200
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Trip Introduction

Undertake an unforgettable journey through the Annapurna Circuit, a trekking route renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, cultural richness, and diverse terrain. Beginning in Kathmandu, the vibrant capital of Nepal, adventurers set out on a thrilling expedition that promises aweinspiring mountain vistas and immersive cultural encounters

The adventure kicks off with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Jagat via Besisahar, where travelers are treated to picturesque landscapes and charming village scenery. Trekking through the Annapurna region, each day brings new wonders to explore and experience. From Dharapani to Chame, hikers traverse through verdant forests, terraced fields, and quaint settlements, immersing themselves in the natural beauty of the Himalayan foothills

One of the most captivating aspects of the trek is the sense of remoteness and tranquility that permeates the journey. As trekkers venture deeper into the mountains, they leave behind the distractions of modern life and immerse themselves in the simplicity of the natural world. The crisp mountain air, the rushing rivers, and the towering peaks on the horizon create an atmosphere of serenity and peace that is difficult to replicate elsewhere. Moreover, the Annapurna Circuit offers a rare opportunity to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with the rhythms of nature. With limited access to internet and electricity, trekkers are encouraged to embrace the present moment, fully engaging their senses and savoring the beauty of their surroundings. Whether admiring a sunrise over the mountains or stargazing beneath a canopy of stars, each moment on the trail is imbued with a sense of wonder and awe. Another highlight of the trek is the sense of accomplishment that comes with conquering its physical challenges. From steep ascents to high mountain passes, the Annapurna Circuit demands endurance, determination, and resilience from its trekkers. Crossing Thorong La Pass, the highest point of the trek at an elevation of over 5,400 meters, is a particularly memorable achievement that symbolizes the triumph of human spirit over adversity

The trek also offers a captivating journey through a tapestry of cultures and traditions, each one adding depth and richness to the trekking experience. As travelers traverse through the diverse landscapes of Nepal, they encounter a mosaic of ethnic groups, including the Gurung, Thakali, and Manangi people, each with their own unique customs, languages, and lifestyles. From traditional mountain villages adorned with colorful prayer flags to ancient monasteries perched on rocky cliffs, the trek provides a window into the spiritual beliefs, social structures, and artistic expressions of these vibrant communities. Whether participating in local festivals, sampling traditional cuisine, or observing ageold rituals, trekkers gain a profound appreciation for the cultural diversity and heritage that thrives amidst the rugged beauty of the Himalayas

But perhaps the most profound aspect of the Annapurna Circuit Trek is its ability to foster connections both with the natural world and with fellow travelers. Sharing meals, stories, and laughter around the communal dining table, trekkers form bonds that transcend cultural and linguistic barriers. Whether hiking solo or in a group, the camaraderie and support of fellow trekkers create a sense of belonging and companionship that enhances the overall experience

A day in Manang 

A day in Manang unfolds amidst the serene beauty of the Himalayan landscape, offering a tranquil retreat from the rigors of the trek. Nestled at an altitude of 3,540 meters amidst the towering peaks of the Annapurna range, this picturesque village exudes a sense of timeless charm and spiritual tranquility. As the first rays of dawn illuminate the snowcapped peaks, trekkers awaken to breathtaking vistas stretching across the horizon. A leisurely morning begins with a hearty breakfast amidst the cozy confines of traditional stone houses adorned with fluttering prayer flags. As the day unfolds, explorations beckon, inviting trekkers to venture out into the surrounding terrain. A leisurely stroll through the village reveals narrow alleys lined with quaint teahouses and rustic lodges, where weary travelers find respite and camaraderie. Cultural encounters abound as locals go about their daily routines, tending to fields and herding livestock, offering glimpses into the rich tapestry of Himalayan life. The azure waters of Gangapurna Glacier Lake beckon, offering a serene oasis amidst the rugged landscape, where trekkers can pause to reflect and rejuvenate. As the sun sets behind the towering peaks, casting a golden glow over the village, a sense of peace and contentment settles over Manang, reminding travelers of the profound beauty and tranquility that awaits amidst the majestic Himalayas

Highlights 

Cultural immersion in Kathmandu: Your adventure begins in Kathmandu, Nepal’s vibrant capital city, where you’ll find yourself enveloped in a sensory feast in the bustling Thamel district. Here, narrow alleys brim with shops selling colorful handicrafts, aromatic spices, and vibrant textiles. Amidst the hustle and bustle, ancient temples and historical sites beckon, offering glimpses into Nepal’s rich cultural heritage. From the sacred confines of Swayambhunath Stupa, with its iconic eyes of Buddha overlooking the city, to the elaborate woodcarvings of Pashupatinath Temple, where Hindu cremation rituals unfold along the banks of the Bagmati River, Kathmandu captivates with its blend of spirituality, tradition, and modernity

Scenic drive and charming villages: Departing Kathmandu, a scenic drive leads you through the verdant foothills of the Himalayas to Jagat, the gateway to the Annapurna Circuit Trek. Along the way, the landscape transitions from bustling city streets to tranquil countryside vistas, dotted with terraced fields and traditional Nepalese villages. As you trek through the Marsyangdi Valley, inhabited predominantly by Gurung and Manang people, you’ll traverse ancient trails lined with stone houses adorned with intricately carved wooden windows and doors. The rhythmic sounds of waterfalls cascading down mosscovered cliffs provide a soothing backdrop as you immerse yourself in the unhurried pace of village life

Acclimatization in Manang: Arriving in Manang, nestled at an altitude of 3,540 meters amidst the towering peaks of the Annapurna range, you’ll pause to acclimatize to the thinning air and breathtaking vistas. This picturesque village, with its traditional stone houses and fluttering prayer flags, serves as a tranquil haven for trekkers amidst the rugged Himalayan landscape. A rest day allows you to explore the surrounding terrain, including the azure waters of Gangapurna Glacier Lake, reflecting the jagged peaks of Annapurna III and Gangapurna in its crystalline depths

Thrilling highaltitude trails: Continuing your journey, you’ll ascend to even greater heights, traversing steep trails that wind their way through alpine meadows and rocky moraines. Passing through Yak Kharka and Throng Phedi, perched at elevations that test both physical endurance and mental fortitude, you’ll be rewarded with panoramic vistas of snowcapped peaks that pierce the sapphire sky. Annapurna I, Manaslu, and Hiunchuli stand sentinel over the rugged terrain, their majestic beauty a testament to the aweinspiring power of nature

Crossing the Thorong La Pass: The culmination of your trek is the exhilarating ascent of Thorong La Pass, the highest point on the Annapurna Circuit at 5,416 meters above sea level. Here, amidst the thin air and icy winds, you’ll experience a profound sense of achievement as you stand atop the world, surrounded by an amphitheater of towering peaks. Panoramic views stretch to the horizon, offering glimpses of distant valleys and shimmering glaciers, while prayer flags flutter in the mountain breeze, carrying the hopes and aspirations of generations past.

Muktinath A sacred pilgrimage site: Descending from the lofty heights of Thorong La Pass, you’ll arrive at Muktinath, a revered pilgrimage site revered by both Hindus and Buddhists. Here, amidst the rugged beauty of the Mustang region, lies the sacred Muktinath Temple with its ancient walls adorned with intricate carvings and colorful prayer flags. Pilgrims from far and wide come to pay homage to the divine, bathing in the sacred waters and seeking blessings from the eternal flame that burns bright amidst the rocky landscape

Kali Gandaki Gorge The deepest gorge in the world: During your descent, you’ll traverse the dramatic landscapes of the Kali Gandaki Gorge, the deepest gorge in the world. Towering cliffs rise on either side; their rugged contours carved by millennia of wind and water, while the Kali Gandaki River meanders far below, its waters teeming with life. Unique rock formations, ancient fossils, and hidden caves add an air of mystery to the landscape, inviting exploration and discovery at every turn

Jomsom Gateway to Mustang: Jomsom, a bustling town nestled at the confluence of two ancient trade routes; here, amidst the rugged beauty of the Mustang region, you’ll find respite from the rigors of the trail in comfortable lodges and cozy teahouses. Breathtaking sunrises illuminate the snowcapped peaks that loom overhead, casting a golden glow over the rugged landscape. Ancient monasteries, fortified villages, and stark desert landscapes await exploration in Jomsom

No. of Pax

Cost (per person)

1 Pax

$ 2000

2 Pax

$ 1200

3-5 Pax

$ 1100

6-10 Pax

$ 1000

11-16 Pax

$ 900

Itinerary

As you step off the plane onto the tarmac of Kathmandu Airport, a wave of anticipation sweeps through you, signaling the beginning of your grand adventure. After navigating through immigration and customs, you’re met by the warm smile of your guide or representative, who eagerly welcomes you to Nepal. Together, you weave through the bustling terminal, your senses alive with the sights, sounds, and aromas of this vibrant city. Outside, the air is infused with the scent of incense and spices, a tantalizing preview of the sensory journey ahead

Once settled into your accommodation, you find yourself enveloped in the rich tapestry of Kathmandu’s cultural heritage. The rest of the day unfolds like a leisurely overture, inviting you to relax and unwind, allowing your body and mind to sync with the rhythm of this new time zone. Perhaps you wander through narrow alleys lined with intricately carved wooden buildings, or lose yourself in the maze of bustling markets, where vibrant fabrics and exotic spices beckon from every corner. As the sun sets over the city’s ancient temples and pagodas, you feel a sense of reverence for the adventure that lies ahead, a journey that promises to be as transformative as it is unforgettable

  • Altitude 1300
  • Accommodation 3* Hotel

The dawn breaks over Kathmandu, painting the sky with hues of rose and gold as you embark on your first leg of the journey. Leaving behind the city’s bustling streets, you set forth on a scenic drive towards the village of Jagat, nestled amidst the verdant hills of the Annapurna region. The road winds its way through terraced fields, where farmers toil under the watchful gaze of ancient stone stupas, their labor a testament to the enduring bond between humanity and the land

As you traverse the rugged terrain, the landscape unfolds like a living tapestry, each turn revealing a new vista of breathtaking beauty. Passing through the bustling town of Besisahar, you catch glimpses of everyday life in rural Nepal, where time seems to move at a gentler pace. The journey is punctuated by stops at roadside teahouses, where steaming cups of masala chai offer respite from the journey and a chance to connect with fellow travelers. With every passing mile, you feel yourself drawn deeper into the embrace of the mountains, their silent majesty a reminder of the aweinspiring adventure that lies ahead.

  • Duration 7-8 Hrs
  • Altitude 1290m
  • Meals Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast
  • Accommodation Teahouse

Leaving the quaint village of Jagat behind, you set out on foot, your boots crunching softly on the rocky trail as you delve deeper into the heart of the Himalayas. The trail meanders alongside the roaring Marsyangdi River, its waters a constant companion on your journey. Lush forests cloak the mountainsides, their verdant canopy alive with the symphony of chirping birds and rustling leaves. Waterfalls cascade down sheer cliffs, their crystalline streams merging with the river below in a shimmering dance of light and sound

As you ascend higher into the mountains, the air grows crisp and invigorating, filling your lungs with the pure essence of the Himalayas. Around every bend, you’re greeted by panoramic vistas of snowcapped peaks, their icy summits piercing the cerulean sky like jagged sentinels. The trail winds through picturesque villages, where weathered stone houses cling precariously to the mountainside, their colorful prayer flags fluttering in the breeze. Arriving in Dharapani, you’re welcomed with open arms by the local villagers, their warmth and hospitality a testament to the timeless bond between travelers and the communities they encounter along the way

  • Duration 5-6 Hrs
  • Altitude 1860m
  • Meals Lunch, Dinner,Breakfast
  • Accommodation Teahouse

As dawn breaks over the rugged landscape, you lace up your hiking boots and set forth on another day of adventure. The trail climbs steadily upwards, offering everchanging views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Towering stands of pine and rhododendron trees line the path, their branches laden with fragrant blooms that perfume the air with their heady scent. Along the way, you encounter ancient stone chortens and prayer wheels, their weathered surfaces bearing witness to countless generations of pilgrims who have passed this way before

As you approach Chame, the scenery undergoes a dramatic transformation, giving way to alpine meadows and rocky outcrops. The village itself is a bustling hub of activity, its narrow streets teeming with merchants and traders hawking their wares. With its panoramic views of Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal, Chame serves as a fitting gateway to the high Himalayas, a place where the ancient rhythms of mountain life continue to thrive in harmony with the natural world. As you settle in for the night, you’re filled with a sense of gratitude for the opportunity to experience the raw beauty and untamed wilderness of the Annapurna region firsthand.

  • Duration 5-6 Hrs
  • Altitude 2650m
  • Meals Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast
  • Accommodation Teahouse

As the first light of dawn crests over the rugged peaks, you set out from Chame, your footsteps echoing softly against the rocky trail. The path meanders through verdant forests, alive with the vibrant hues of rhododendron blossoms and the melodious trill of mountain birds. Crossing babbling streams on rustic wooden bridges, you’re enveloped in a sense of serenity and connection to the natural world. The air is crisp and invigorating, filling your lungs with the intoxicating perfume of pine and wildflowers

As you ascend higher into the mountains, the landscape gradually transitions into a rocky alpine terrain, dotted with gnarled juniper trees and hardy shrubs. Along the way, you pass through charming mountain villages where smiling children play amidst terraced fields of barley and buckwheat. Pisang emerges on the horizon like a jewel nestled amidst the rugged peaks, its whitewashed houses and colorful prayer flags a testament to the resilience of its inhabitants. As the sun dips below the horizon, casting the mountains in a golden glow, you settle into your accommodations, grateful for the opportunity to witness the timeless beauty of the Himalayas

  • Duration 5-6 Hrs
  • Altitude 3250m
  • Meals Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast
  • Accommodation Teahouse

The dawn breaks with a symphony of color, painting the sky in shades of pink and gold as you bid farewell to Pisang and set forth on the next leg of your journey. The trail winds its way through high alpine meadows, where yaks graze lazily amidst carpets of wildflowers. With each step, you ascend higher into the mountains, the air growing thinner and the vistas more expansive. Around every bend, you’re greeted by panoramic views of snowcapped peaks, their icy summits glistening in the morning light

As you approach the village of Manang, the landscape undergoes a dramatic transformation, giving way to a barren, windswept terrain. Despite its harsh beauty, Manang exudes a sense of tranquility and serenity, its whitewashed houses and fluttering prayer flags standing in stark contrast to the rugged terrain that surrounds them. Here, amidst the towering peaks of the Annapurna range, you find respite from the chaos of the modern world, immersed in the timeless rhythms of mountain life. As you settle into your accommodations, you’re filled with a profound sense of gratitude for the opportunity to experience the majesty and grandeur of the Himalayas firsthand

  • Duration 5-6 Hrs
  • Altitude 3519m
  • Meals Lunch Dinner Breakfast
  • Accommodation Teahouse

Waking up to the crisp mountain air of Manang, you relish in the luxury of a rest day, allowing your body to acclimatize to the altitude. The day unfolds at a leisurely pace, giving you the opportunity to immerse yourself fully in the natural beauty and cultural richness of this highaltitude haven. Perhaps you choose to explore the winding streets of Manang, where ancient monasteries and prayer wheels offer glimpses into the spiritual traditions of the region. Or maybe you opt for a gentle stroll along the banks of the Marsyangdi River, its turquoise waters reflecting the towering peaks that surround it. 

In the afternoon, you embark on a scenic hike to Gangapurna Glacier Lake, a shimmering jewel nestled amidst the craggy peaks of the Annapurna range. The trail winds its way through rocky terrain and alpine meadows, offering breathtaking views of Gangapurna Peak and the surrounding glaciers. As you approach the lake, you’re met with the sight of crystalclear waters that seem to stretch on for eternity, mirroring the azure sky above. Sitting on the shore, you feel a profound sense of peace and connection to the natural world, the tranquility of the mountains enveloping you like a warm embrace. As the sun sets behind the peaks, casting a golden glow over the landscape, you return to Manang filled with a sense of awe and wonder at the beauty that surrounds you.

  • Duration 5-6 Hrs
  • Altitude 3540m
  • Meals Lunch Dinner, Breakfast
  • Accommodation Teahouse

Setting out from the tranquil village of Manang, you resume your journey through the rugged landscape of the Annapurna region. The trail ascends steadily, leading you through a landscape that feels increasingly remote and untamed. Towering peaks loom overhead, their jagged silhouettes etched against the clear blue sky. As you climb higher into the mountains, you pass through alpine meadows dotted with vibrant wildflowers, the air alive with the buzzing of bees and the distant calls of mountain birds

Yak Kharka emerges on the horizon like a sanctuary amidst the harsh beauty of the high Himalayas, its rustic stone shelters offering a welcome respite for weary trekkers. Here, at an elevation of over 4,000 meters, you find yourself surrounded by a rugged wilderness that stretches as far as the eye can see. As the sun sets behind the towering peaks, casting long shadows across the rocky terrain, you settle into your accommodations, grateful for the chance to experience the raw beauty and untamed wilderness of the Annapurna region firsthand

  • Duration 3-4 Hrs
  • Altitude 4020m
  • Meals Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast
  • Accommodation Teahouse

Leaving the tranquil haven of Yak Kharka behind, you embark on a challenging ascent towards Throng Phedi, the gateway to the legendary Thorong La Pass. The trail winds its way through rugged terrain, climbing steadily towards the pass that looms ominously on the horizon. With each step, you feel the effects of the high altitude more acutely, the thin air leaving you breathless and exhilarated in equal measure

As you ascend higher into the mountains, the landscape grows increasingly barren and desolate, the harsh beauty of the high Himalayas unfolding before you in all its glory. Snowcapped peaks pierce the sky, their icy summits glistening in the harsh light of the midday sun. Despite the physical challenges of the ascent, you find yourself filled with a sense of awe and wonder at the sheer majesty of the mountains that surround you

Arriving in Throng Phedi, you’re greeted with a sense of relief and accomplishment, knowing that tomorrow will bring the ultimate test of your endurance and determination. As you settle into your accommodations for the night, you steel yourself for the challenge that lies ahead, ready to conquer the fabled Thorong La Pass and continue your journey into the heart of the Himalayas

  • Duration 3-4 Hrs
  • Altitude 4450m
  • Meals Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast
  • Accommodation Teahouse

The day dawns with a palpable sense of anticipation as you rise early to tackle the legendary Thorong La Pass. Setting out from Throng Phedi before first light, you begin the grueling ascent towards the highest point of your journey. The trail climbs relentlessly upwards, switchbacking through rocky terrain and snowfields, each step bringing you closer to the pass that marks the culmination of your trek

As you ascend higher into the mountains, the air grows thinner and the temperature drops, the biting cold a constant reminder of the challenges that lie ahead. Despite the physical exertion and the relentless march of time, you press on, fueled by a determination born of sheer willpower and the knowledge that the summit is within reach. Finally, after what feels like an eternity, you crest the pass, greeted by panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys, the world spread out before you in all its breathtaking beauty

Descending from the pass, you make your way towards Muktinath, a sacred pilgrimage site revered by both Hindus and Buddhists alike. Here, amidst the rugged beauty of the high Himalayas, you find solace and sanctuary amidst the ancient temples and holy shrines that dot the landscape. As you settle into your accommodations for the night, you reflect on the challenges you’ve overcome and the lessons you’ve learned along the way, grateful for the opportunity to experience the raw beauty and spiritual richness of the Annapurna region firsthand

  • Duration 8-9Hrs
  • Altitude 5416m
  • Meals Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast
  • Accommodation Teahouse

Leaving the sacred grounds of Muktinath behind, you embark on the final stretch of your trek, descending towards the bustling town of Jomsom. The trail winds its way through barren, windswept terrain, where the rugged beauty of the high Himalayas unfolds in all its glory. Along the way, you pass through the charming village of Kagbini, where traditional stone houses cling to the mountainside, their colorful prayer flags fluttering in the breeze

As you continue your descent, the landscape undergoes a dramatic transformation, giving way to lush green valleys and terraced fields that stretch as far as the eye can see. The trail follows the course of the Kali Gandaki River, its turquoise waters a soothing presence amidst the rugged beauty of the surrounding terrain. Arriving in Jomsom, you’re greeted by the sights and sounds of a bustling mountain town, where traders and merchants hawk their wares amidst the narrow streets and bustling marketplaces

As you settle into your accommodations for the night, you feel a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment at having completed your trek through the Annapurna region. Tomorrow, you’ll bid farewell to the mountains and begin the journey back to civilization, but for now, you revel in the memories of the journey you’ve undertaken and the experiences you’ve shared with fellow travelers along the way

  • Duration 6-7 Hrs
  • Altitude 2743m
  • Meals Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast
  • Accommodation Teahouse

With the dawn breaking over the rugged landscape of Jomsom, you bid farewell to the mountains and embark on the next leg of your journey. Boarding a scenic flight, you soar above the majestic peaks of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, drinking in the aweinspiring vistas that unfold below. As the plane touches down in the lakeside city of Pokhara, you’re greeted by the serene beauty of Phewa Lake, its tranquil waters reflecting the towering peaks that surround it

Arriving in Pokhara, you’re welcomed with open arms by the vibrant energy of this charming city, where bustling markets and lively cafes offer a glimpse into everyday life in Nepal. After a hearty meal, you set out to explore the city’s many attractions, from the ancient temples and pagodas that dot the landscape to the peaceful shores of Phewa Lake, where colorful boats drift lazily on the shimmering waters. As the sun sets over the mountains, casting a golden glow over the city, you settle into your accommodations for the night, grateful for the chance to experience the beauty and tranquility of Pokhara before continuing your journey back to Kathmandu

  • Duration 7-8 Hrs
  • Altitude 822m
  • Meals Breakfast, Lunch
  • Accommodation 3* Hotel

As the morning light filters through the curtains of your hotel room in Pokhara, you prepare for the final leg of your adventure. Boarding a comfortable vehicle, you embark on a scenic drive back to Kathmandu, retracing the winding roads that brought you to the Annapurna region. The journey takes you through picturesque countryside, where terraced fields and quaint villages dot the landscape, offering glimpses into the daily rhythms of life in rural Nepal

Along the way, you pause to stretch your legs and savor a hearty meal at a roadside eatery, the flavors of traditional Nepali cuisine tantalizing your taste buds. As you continue on your journey, the bustling streets of Kathmandu come into view, signaling the end of your epic adventure through the Himalayas. Arriving back in the city, you’re filled with a sense of nostalgia for the rugged beauty and spiritual richness of the mountains, tempered by the anticipation of reuniting with loved ones and sharing tales of your travels

As the sun sets over the city, casting long shadows across the ancient temples and bustling bazaars, you gather with your fellow travelers for a farewell dinner, reminiscing about the unforgettable experiences you’ve shared and the bonds you’ve forged along the way. As the evening draws to a close, you retire to your hotel for a welldeserved rest, grateful for the memories you’ve made and the journey that has forever changed you

  • Duration 7-8 Hrs
  • Altitude 1300m
  • Meals Breakfast, Dinner
  • Accommodation 3* Hotel

With the first light of dawn creeping through the curtains, you awaken to your final day in Kathmandu. After enjoying a leisurely breakfast, you take some time to reflect on the incredible journey you’ve undertaken over the past two weeks, filled with aweinspiring landscapes, unforgettable experiences, and newfound friendships

As the morning unfolds, you bid farewell to your fellow travelers and guides, exchanging heartfelt embraces and promises to stay in touch. With your bags packed and your heart full of memories, you set out for Kathmandu Airport, where a new adventure awaits

As you make your way through the bustling terminal, you’re filled with a sense of gratitude for the experiences you’ve shared and the lessons you’ve learned along the way. Boarding your flight homeward, you carry with you the spirit of the Himalayas, forever etched in your heart as a reminder of the transformative power of travel and the boundless beauty of the natural world

  • Duration 30min
  • Altitude 1400m
  • Meals Breakfast

Inclusions

What’s Included

  • Pick up from Airport and Transfer to the hotel.
  •  Two Night 3* hotel in Kathmandu with Breakfast.
  • One Nights 3* hotel in Pokhara with Breakfast.
  • Lunch Dinner and Breakfast during trekking.
  • Kathmandu/ Besisahar/ Pokhara/ Kathmandu by bus.
  • Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP).
  •  Jomsom to Pokhara by bus.
  • Besisahar to Jagat by sharing jeep.
  • Duffle bag.
  • Company T- Shirt.
  •  All necessary paper works.
  •  All accommodations in lodges/tea houses during the treks.
  •  ‘Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) Permit.
  •  An experienced, helpful, and friendly Guide, porters (1 porter for 2 clients).
  •  Medical supplies (first aid kit will be available).
  •  All government taxes.
  • Last Night’s farewell dinner at an authentic Nepalese restaurant with a cultural performance.

What’s Excluded

  • Nepal Visa fee you may obtain easily at Kathmandu airport.
  •  International airfare to and from Kathmandu.
  •  All meals in Kathmandu (and also in the case of early return from mountain than the scheduled itinerary).
  •  Travel and rescue insurance.
  •  Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottle or boiled water, shower, etc).

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Private & Group Discount Price

  • 1 Pax US$ 2000
  • 2 Pax US$ 1200
  • 3-5 Pax US$ 1100
  • 6-10 Pax US$ 1000
  • 11-16 Pax US$ 900
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Travelers x US $2000 Total US $ (No additional taxes or booking fees)

Add-Ons

Upgrade Flight to Pokhara

If you’re looking for a more comfortable journey from Jomsom to Pokhara, we offer an upgrade option that ensures a luxurious flight experience. By upgrading your flight, you can avoid the long and sometimes challenging mountain road journey. The cost of upgrading the flight from Jomsom to Pokhara is USD 160 per person.

To ensure a seamless experience, please inform us in advance, and we’ll arrange everything necessary for your upgraded flight. Enjoy a smoother and more enjoyable travel experience with enhanced flight services.

Upgrade Flight to Kathmandu

If you’re looking for a more comfortable journey from Pokhara to Kathmandu, we offer an upgrade option to enhance your flight experience. By upgrading your flight, you can avoid the long and sometimes challenging road journey. The additional cost of upgrading the flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu is USD 120 per person.

To ensure a smooth transition, please inform us in advance, and we’ll take care of all necessary arrangements for your upgraded flight. Enjoy a more luxurious travel experience with upgraded flight services, making your journey from Pokhara to Kathmandu more pleasant and convenient.

Upgrade Hotel in Kathmandu 

If you’re seeking a more luxurious stay in Kathmandu, we offer the option to upgrade your hotel accommodation. By upgrading, you can enjoy enhanced amenities and comfort during your stay. The cost of upgrading hotels in Kathmandu is USD 120 per night, which includes breakfast and taxes for two people.

To ensure your preferences are met, kindly inform us in advance, and we’ll make the necessary arrangements for your upgraded accommodation. Treat yourself to a more enjoyable and indulgent experience in Kathmandu with our upgraded hotel options.

Upgrade Hotel in Pokhara 

If you’re looking for a more upscale lodging experience in Pokhara, we offer the option to upgrade your hotel accommodation. By upgrading, you can enjoy enhanced comfort and amenities during your stay. The additional charge for upgrading hotels in Pokhara is USD 110 per night, which includes breakfast and taxes for two people.

To ensure your preferences are met seamlessly, please inform us in advance, and we’ll handle all the necessary arrangements for your upgraded hotel accommodation in Pokhara. Treat yourself to a more luxurious and comfortable stay with our upgraded options.

Trip Map

Annapurna Circuit Trek Map

Essential Info

Things to carry 

Camera: Capture the breathtaking landscapes and memorable moments of your Annapurna Circuit Trek with a lightweight camera or smartphone, along with extra memory cards and batteries

First Aid Kit: Pack a first aid kit with essential supplies such as bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, blister treatment, and any personal medications you may need. Cash: Carry enough Nepalese rupees in cash to cover your personal expenses along the trekking route, as ATMs may be scarce or unavailable

Footwear: Invest in sturdy, comfortable trekking boots with ankle support to help you navigate various terrains and protect your feet from blisters and injuries

Personal Hygiene Items: Pack essential personal hygiene items like toilet paper, hand sanitizer, wet wipes, and a small towel to maintain cleanliness and hygiene during your trek

Backpack: Choose a lightweight, durable backpack with enough room to carry your clothing, water, snacks, and personal items

Sleeping Bag: Bring a highquality sleeping bag suitable for cold temperatures to ensure a good night’s sleep at the teahouses along the trekking route

Clothing Layers: Pack a combination of lightweight and warm clothing layers to adapt to changing weather conditions. This includes moisturewicking base layers, insulating midlayers, and waterproof outer layers

Trekking Poles: Consider using trekking poles for added stability and to reduce strain on your knees and joints, especially during steep climbs and descents

Sun Protection: Bring sunglasses, sunscreen with a high SPF, and a widebrimmed hat to protect your skin and eyes from the strong Himalayan sun

Headlamp or Flashlight: Make sure you have a reliable headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries for navigating trails and finding your way in lowlight conditions

Snacks and Energy Food: Bring highenergy snacks such as nuts, dried fruits, energy bars, and chocolate to keep you fueled during your trekking adventures

Essential Information 

Permit Requirements: Ensure you obtain the necessary trekking permits before embarking on the Annapurna Circuit Trek. This typically includes the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and the TrekkersInformation Management System (TIMS) card. These permits help support conservation efforts and ensure your safety during the trek

Travel Insurance: It’s highly recommended to purchase comprehensive travel insurance before starting the trek. This insurance should cover medical emergencies, evacuation by helicopter if necessary, trip cancellations, and other unforeseen circumstances. Verify that your insurance policy includes coverage for highaltitude trekking

Altitude Acclimatization: The Annapurna Circuit Trek involves significant altitude gains, so it’s crucial to acclimatize properly to reduce the risk of altitude sickness. Rest days in your itinerary allow your body time to adjust to the higher elevations. Hydration, gradual ascent, and awareness of symptoms are also essential for a safe trek

Teahouse Accommodations: Along the trekking route, you’ll find teahouses offering basic accommodation and meals. While facilities may vary, expect simple lodging with shared bathrooms and communal dining areas. It’s advisable to carry a sleeping bag liner for added comfort and hygiene during your stay

Weather Variability: Be prepared for a wide range of weather conditions during your trek, including hot sun, cold temperatures, rain, and even snow at higher elevations. Layer your clothing to adjust to changing temperatures throughout the day, and always carry a waterproof jacket and pants in case of rain

Communication and Connectivity: While some parts of the Annapurna Circuit have mobile network coverage, it’s sporadic and unreliable in remote areas. Consider bringing a satellite phone or a personal locator beacon (PLB) for emergencies. Keep loved ones informed about your itinerary and checkin whenever possible

Trail Etiquette and Respect: Respect the local culture and customs along the trekking route. Always ask for permission before taking photos of people, religious sites, or private property. Dispose of trash responsibly and follow Leave No Trace principles to minimize your environmental impact

Emergency Procedures: Familiarize yourself with emergency procedures and evacuation options in case of injury or illness during the trek. Teahouse owners, fellow trekkers, and local guides can provide assistance and advice if needed. Carry emergency contact numbers and know how to access medical facilities along the route

FAQs

The best time for the trek is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons when the weather is clear, and the views are spectacular.

Trekkers need to obtain an Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and a Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) card before starting the trek.

Yes, altitude sickness can be a concern due to the high elevations reached during the trek. It's essential to acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and recognize symptoms of altitude sickness.

Yes, teahouses offering basic lodging and meals are available along the trekking route, making it unnecessary to carry camping gear.

While no specific level of fitness is required, it's recommended to be in good physical condition and have some prior trekking experience due to the trek's duration and elevation gains.

Teahouses along the route typically offer a variety of local and international dishes, including dal bhat (rice and lentils), noodles, soups, and momos (dumplings).

It's not recommended to drink untreated water from streams and rivers due to the risk of waterborne illnesses. It's safer to drink boiled or treated water or use water purification tablets.

Most teahouses have basic squat toilets, and some may offer western-style toilets for an additional fee. It's advisable to carry your toilet paper and hand sanitizer.

ATM facilities are limited along the trekking route, so it's advisable to carry enough cash (Nepalese rupees) to cover your expenses for the duration of the trek.

Some teahouses may offer charging facilities for electronic devices, but it's not guaranteed. Bringing a portable power bank or solar charger is recommended.

Basic medical facilities and pharmacies are available in some larger villages along the route, but they may be limited. It's essential to carry a well-equipped first aid kit and any necessary medications.

Yes, helicopter rescue services are available in case of medical emergencies or evacuation needs. However, they can be costly, so it's important to have travel insurance that covers emergency evacuation.

Yes, the Annapurna Circuit Trek can be done independently, but we recommend that you go through travel agencies to access expert guides, permits and porter services easily.

Accommodation in high-altitude areas consists of basic teahouses with shared rooms and amenities. The facilities may be more primitive, and rooms may not have heating.

Yes, it's essential to respect local customs and traditions, including removing shoes before entering temples or monasteries, avoiding pointing your feet at religious objects, and dressing modestly.

Side trips such as the Tilicho Lake trek, Poon Hill trek, or a visit to the sacred village of Manang are popular options for adding variety to the trekking experience. That being said, those are not included in the package.

It's generally not necessary to pre-book accommodation, as teahouses are plentiful along the route. However, during peak trekking seasons, it may be advisable to book in advance, especially in popular villages.

While wildlife encounters are rare, trekkers may encounter various species of birds, including eagles and vultures, as well as Himalayan marmots and, rarely, blue sheep or even snow leopards in the higher elevations.

The trek can be accessed by road from Kathmandu or Pokhara to the starting point in Besisahar or further along the route in Chame or Nayapul, depending on the chosen itinerary.

In case of an emergency, stay calm and seek assistance from teahouse owners, fellow trekkers, or local guides. If necessary, use emergency communication devices or call for helicopter rescue services. It's crucial to have a well-prepared emergency plan and travel insurance coverage for unforeseen circumstances.

Our team guides, porters and accompanying staff are locals with a broad knowledge about each and every location that we travel through.


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