Annapurna Base Camp Trek

Explore the beauty of the Annapurna Region

Duration

12 days

group size

1 -12

altitude

4130m

trip start

Kathmandu

Best season

Spring and Autumn

difficulty

medium

fixed departure

dates

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Annapurna Base Camp

This trek will allow you to access, arriving at the Machhapuchhare Base Camp and then the Annapurna Base Camp. This trek is not difficult, which will allow you to enjoy the magnificent view of the Annapurna range as well as other mountains. Some viewpoints offer us a magnificent view of the southern Annapurna range (7219 m), Himchuli (6434 m), Machhapuchhare (6997 m) and especially the first Annapurna (8091 m).

In this trek, we visit beautiful villages, different ethnicities, their culture, traditions, religion, etc. Unforgettable encounters with the Gurung ethnic group will allow you to understand current life in Nepal. Sometimes the route takes place in the forests, where you can also see wild animals, as well as hot water baths.

When we arrive at Machhapuchhare Base Camp and Annapurna Base Camp (4130 m), we will be surrounded by large mountains, which will be very close to us. We then think we are in paradise. This is a route to recommend in spring, when the rhododendrons are in bloom.

 

Best season

March – April, May – September, October November

Altitude maximum

4130 m at Annapurna Base Camp

Total duration

12 Days of KTM in Pokhara

Region

Annapurna

Condition

Minimum 2 to 12 people.

Accommodations

Hotel, Lodge

Transportation

Tourist bus and private car.

 

 

 

Here is the program

Day 1: Kathmandu – Pokhara 820m:

Depart from Kathmandu to Pokhara by tourist bus, with a beautiful view of the rice fields, villages, river and mountain range of Langtang, Ganesh Himal, Manaslu and Annapurna. 7 hours drive. Overnight at the hotel in Pokhara (820m).

Day 2: Pokhara - Ulleri 1960m: 

Departure by vehicle to reach Nayapul (1070m) in 1h30, then start of the trek. We pass through villages and observe the local activity. At the end of the day, a steep path leads us to Ulleri. 5 hours of walking. Night in lodge.

Day 3 : Ulleri – Ghodepani 2830m : 

The route continues through a beautiful forest of giant rhododendrons, with the possibility of observing wild animals. Wonderful mountain views when arriving in Ghodepani. 4 to 5 hours of walking. Night in lodge.

Jour 4 : Ghodepani – Poon Hill 3210m – Ghandruk 1940m :

Early in the morning, climb to the Poon Hill viewpoint (3210m), offering a panoramic view of the mountains. Descent to Tadapani, then through a dense rhododendron forest to Ghandruk, one of the most beautiful Gurung villages. 7 hours of walking. Night in lodge.

Day 5 : Ghandruk – Chomrung 2170m : 

Start with an ascent, then descend through forest and terraced fields to Chomrung. Unobstructed view of South Annapurna (7219m), Hiunchuli and Machapuchare. Overnight in Chomrung. 5 hours of walking. Night in lodge.

Day 6 : Chomrung – Dovan 2505m : 

Through a steep-sided valley dotted with waterfalls, we reach Dovan. 6 hours of walking. Night in lodge.

Day 7 : Dovan – Machhapuchare Base Camp 3700m :

The trail climbs through the forest to the foot of the glaciers at the Machapuchare Base Camp. Grandiose view. 6 hours of walking. Night in lodge.

Day 8: Machhapuchare Base Camp – Annapurna Base Camp 4130m – Machhapuchare Base Camp 3700m:

Early in the morning, climb to the Annapurna Base Camp to enjoy the sunrise over the Himalayan peaks. Return to the Machhapuchare Base Camp. 4 to 5 hours round trip. Night in lodge.

 Day 9 : Machhapuchare Base Camp – Bamboo 2335m : 

Return by the same way as on the way to Bamboo. 5 hours 30 minutes of walking. Night in lodge.

Day 10 : Bamboo – Jhinu Danda 1780m :

After two climbs and a nice descent, we reach Jhinu Danda where we can enjoy the hot springs in the afternoon. 5 hours 30 minutes of walking. Night in lodge.

Day 11 : Jhinu Danda – Tolka 1700m : 

We cross the Kimrong Khola (small river) and the Modi Khola on suspension bridges, then climb through terraced crops to the village of Landruk. Beautiful view of South Annapurna and Hiunchuli. Continue to Tolka. 4 hours 30 minutes of walking. Night in lodge.

Day 12 : Tolka – Pokhara 820m :

Nice climb to the Deurali pass (2100m) and then descend to Dhampus Phedi through the villages of Pothana and Dhampus, with a remarkable view of the Machhapuchare and Annapurna II. Transfer by vehicle back to Pokhara. 6 hours of walking and 1 hour of driving. Overnight in Pokhara (820m)..

 

 

detailed itinerary

Day 2: Ubud Cultural Tour


  • Breakfast at hotel

  • Visit Tegenungan Waterfall

  • Explore Ubud Monkey Forest and Royal Palace

  • Stroll through Ubud Art Market

  • View Tegalalang Rice Terraces

  • Coffee tasting at a local plantation

  • Optional: Balinese Cooking Class

  • Overnight in Ubud

Day 3: Temple Trail & Sunset


  • Breakfast at hotel

  • Visit Taman Ayun Temple and Ulun Danu Beratan Temple

  • Photo stop at Handara Gate

  • Late afternoon visit to Tanah Lot Temple

  • Enjoy a stunning sunset by the sea

  • Overnight in Seminyak or Ubud

Day 4: Adventure or Leisure Day


  • Option 1: Mount Batur Sunrise Trek (early morning start)

  • Option 2: White Water Rafting / ATV Ride / Jungle Swing

  • Option 3: Leisure day at beach or resort

  • Spa treatment (included)

  • Overnight in Ubud or Seminyak

Day 5: South Bali Exploration


  • Breakfast at hotel

  • Visit Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park

  • Explore Padang Padang Beach

  • Discover Uluwatu Temple and Kecak Dance performance at sunset

  • Optional seafood dinner at Jimbaran Bay

  • Overnight in Jimbaran or Nusa Dua

Day 6: Nusa Islands Day Trip


  • Optional full-day tour to Nusa Penida or Nusa Lembongan

  • Snorkeling, crystal-clear beaches, and dramatic cliffs

  • Return to mainland in the evening

  • Overnight in Seminyak or Nusa Dua

Day 7: Departure


  • Breakfast at hotel

  • Free time for shopping or relaxing

  • Private transfer to the airport for your departure

  • End of trip with unforgettable memories

inclusion

  • The price includes: ·       2 nights hotel in Pokhara in a double room. ·       The Annapurna Protected Area (ACAP) entry permit. ·       Your meals during the trek, including 3 meals a day: breakfast, lunch and dinner that you can choose from the restaurant menu. ·       Transfers by tourist bus from Kathmandu to Pokhara, from Pokhara to Nayapul by private taxi, from Phedi to Pokhara by private vehicle. ·       Annapurna Balcony Trek (Poon Hill) and ANNAPURNA Base Camp with full board (nights in double room, 3 meals and 1 hot drink per day). ·       Trekking team (transport, meals and accommodation for the entire local trekking team). ·       1 professional guide. ·       1 porter for every 2 clients during the trek, carrying up to 24 kilos in addition to his belongings. ent taxes

Exclusion

  •        Visa, insurance (repatriation, cancellation, etc.).
  •        Alcoholic beverages, fruit juices, coke, fanta, etc., except for one glass of tea or coffee per day.
  •        International flight.
  •        Entrance fees to historical monuments , transport costs for visits, to be paid on site.
  •       Tips, phone calls, souvenirs, etc.
  •       Anything not mentioned in the "Rate includes" section.
  • Alcoholic beverages and soft drinks
  • Personal expenses such as snacks, laundry, tips, and souvenirs
  • Costs arising from itinerary changes due to weather, health issues, or unforeseen circumstances
  • Emergency evacuation and medical expenses
  • Any services not specifically mentioned in the inclusions section
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