Annapurna Basecamp Trek

Accomodation
Hotel & Teahouse
Max. Altitude
4,130m / 13550 ft
Activity Per Day
Trekking
Grade
Moderate

Overview

The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is one of the most famous trekking routes in Nepal, offering a fascinating journey through some of the most spectacular landscapes of the Himalayas. This route leads you to one of the most stunning base camps in the world, surrounded by majestic mountains and rich cultural diversity. The trek is an ideal way to experience the beauty of nature and discover the unique culture of the Himalayan region.

Itinerary

    • Altitude:

      1400 m

    • Upon your arrival in Kathmandu, you will be picked up from the airport and transferred to your hotel. Spend the rest of the day exploring the city and preparing for your trekking adventure.

       

    • Attend a trekking briefing and obtain all necessary permits for your trek. Spend the day checking your gear and making last-minute purchases.

       

    • Altitude:

      1,940 m

    • After breakfast, take a bus ride to Pokhara, from where you’ll have a short drive to the starting point of your hike to Ghandruk. The trek takes about 5-6 hours, leading you through picturesque villages and terraced fields.

       

    • Continue your trek and reach Chhomrong, a traditional Gurung village perched on the edge of a steep valley. The hiking time is about 5-6 hours as you walk through dense forests and along steep paths.

    • After breakfast, set out for Bamboo, a small village on the banks of the Modi Khola River. The hike takes approximately 5-6 hours, leading you through lush forests and alongside rushing rivers.

    • Today, you will continue your trek to Deurali, another stop on the way to the base camp. The walking time is about 5-6 hours as you approach the Annapurna massif and the landscape becomes increasingly alpine.

       

    • Today, you will reach the spectacular Annapurna Base Camp, surrounded by mighty mountains. The trek takes around 7-8 hours as you navigate rocky terrain and pass glacial lakes.

       

    • After exploring the base camp, begin your descent back to Bamboo. The hike will take approximately 6-7 hours as you enjoy the majestic Himalayan landscape on your way down.

       

    • Hike to Jhinu Danda and relax in the natural hot springs before embarking on the final section of your journey. The hiking time is about 4-5 hours as you walk through dense forests and charming villages.

       

    • Conclude your trek in Nayapul and take a bus back to Pokhara. The hiking time is about 5-6 hours as you walk through terraced fields and charming villages before taking the bus back to Pokhara.

       

    • After breakfast, drive back to Kathmandu. The journey takes approximately 6-7 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions. Spend the rest of the day relaxing or exploring the city’s sights.

       

    • After breakfast, you will be transferred to the airport for your return journey. Bid farewell to the mountains of the Himalayas and head home with unforgettable memories.

Inclusion

What's Included
    1. Airport transfers and private transportation (Kathmandu–Pokhara–Kathmandu).

    2. Trekking permits (Annapurna Conservation Area Permit & TIMS card).

    3. Accommodation and meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) during the trek.

    4. Licensed English-speaking guide, porter, and their insurance.

What's Not Included
    • Nepal entry visa and international airfare.

    • Travel insurance covering trekking and emergencies.

    • Personal expenses (Wi-Fi, hot showers, laundry, drinks, snacks, etc.).

    • Tips for guide, porter, and driver.

FAQ's

  • What type of accommodation is available?

    While solo trekking is allowed, hiring a licensed guide and/or porter is highly recommended for safety, navigation, and local insights — especially on longer routes like the Annapurna Circuit.

  • Is there internet access on the trail?

    Many tea houses offer Wi-Fi (paid or free), but the signal can be weak in remote areas.

  • What about food during the trek?

    You’ll find Nepali, Tibetan, and Western dishes. Common options include Dal Bhat, noodles, soups, pancakes, and tea/coffee.

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