About

The Annapurna Circuit Trek is a legendary multi-week journey that loops around central Nepal’s massive mountain massif, offering a dramatic transition from lush, subtropical river valleys to the arid, high-altitude desert of the Mustang region. Spanning roughly 12 to 20 days, the adventure challenges trekkers with a grueling ascent to cross the world-famous Thorong La Pass at 5,416 meters before descending through culturally rich highland villages and sacred pilgrimage sites like Muktinath.

Itinerary

1 Dharapani

Pokhara -Dharapani 10 -12 hrs drive

2 Chame

Trek to Chame from Dharapani 5-6 hrs

3 Upper pisang

Trek to upper pisang from chame 6-7 hrs

4 Ngawal

Trek to ngawal from from upper pisang 4-5

5 Manang

Trek to manang from ngawal via bhraka 3-4 hrs

6 Acclimatization

Acclimatization Day at Manang village

7 Yak kharka

Trek to Yak kharka from manang village 5-6 hrs

8 Trorong phedi

Trek to Thorong Phedi from Yak kharka 5-6 hrs

9 Muktinath

Trek to Muktinath from Thorong phedi via Thorong la pass 8-9 hrs

10 Kagbeni

Trek to kagbeni through Kali gandaki valley towards Kagbeni . 4-5 hrs

11 Jomsom

Trek to Jomsom ,a lively town known for its apple orchards and colourful markets .

12 Tatopani

Drive from jomson to Tatopani and rest day in tataopani soaking in th warm mineral waters which feels like true blessings.

13 Pokhara

Drive back to Pokhara from Tatopani 5-6 hrs

What’s included

All government taxes and applicable service charge .

ACAP (Annapurna conservation area permit ) & TIMS card.

Private vechical transport to trek point .

Break fast ,Lunch ,Dinner during the trek.

Accomodation in tea house during the terk .

One licensed English speaking guide throughout the trek.

porter services (one porter for every two trekkers )

Completion Certificate

What to bring

Waterproof hiking boots

Camp shoes or sandals

Moisture-wicking base layers

Thermal tops and bottoms

Quick-dry trekking pants

Fleece jacket or mid-layer

Waterproof and windproof shell jacket and pants

Heavy down jacket

Warm beanie and sun hat

UV-blocking sunglasses

Buff or neck gaiter

Liner and insulated outer gloves

Sleeping bag (rated to -10degree )

Sleeping bag liner

40–60L backpack or duffel bag

20–30L daypack

Trekking poles

Headlamp with extra batteries

Reusable water bottles or hydration bladder

Water purification tablets or filter

Personal first aid and medications

Altitude sickness medication (Diamox)

Sunscreen and lip balm

Wet wipes and hand sanitizer

Power bank

Passport, permits (ACAP/TIMS), insurance details, and cash

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Itinerary

What’s included

What to bring

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