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Annapurna Base Camp Trek

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15D / 14N

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Annapurna Base Camp Trekking: Highlights

  • Experience the rich Sherpa culture and visit traditional villages along the way.

  • Trek through diverse landscapes, from lush forests to rugged terrain, testing your physical endurance.

  • Reach heights of over 4,000 meters, pushing your limits and experiencing the effects of high altitude.

  • Meet fellow trekkers from around the world, forming bonds and sharing the adventure.

  • A true adventure that pushes physical and mental limits. Create unforgettable memories and stories to share.

  • Explore different ecosystems as you trek from lush green valleys to alpine regions.

  • UNESCO World Heritage Sites Pashupatinath temple, Bouddhanath Stupa, Swoyambhunath temple and Kathmandu Durbar Square.

  • Pokhara, Phewa Lake and view of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain range.

  • The Annapurna Base Camp Trek offers a variety of landscapes, from lush forests to high-altitude terrain, providing a rich tapestry of natural beauty to explore.

  • Throughout the trek, you'll be treated to stunning vistas of snow-capped peaks, with Annapurna I standing tall as a prominent feature of the landscape.

  • Trekking through charming villages along the way, you'll have the opportunity to interact with local communities, experiencing their unique way of life and warm hospitality.

  • The trek presents a physical challenge as you navigate through different terrains and altitudes, making it a rewarding adventure for those seeking an active and exhilarating experience.

  • The ultimate destination of the trek, reaching Annapurna Base Camp is a surreal experience, surrounded by towering mountains and a sense of accomplishment that comes with conquering the challenging terrain.

  • The trek typically spans 7-12 days, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the beauty of the Himalayas and create lasting memories of this remarkable journey.

Annapurna Base Camp Trekking: Overview

Activity location: Kathmandu, Nepal.

Trip Duration: 15 Days | 14 Nights

About Annapurna Base Camp Trekking From Kathmandu:

Annapurna Base Camp trekking establishes the ecstatic touch of the Himalayas. The trails lying on the southern face of Annapurna Mountain (8,091 metres or 26,545 feet) pass through the rhododendron woods, keeping the view of mountains and glaciers. The flora and fauna, a panorama of the mountains and the lifestyle of the locals are in perfect harmony with nature. This trek provides an excellent opportunity to experience a fascinating glimpse of the rich culture, and typical Nepali lifestyle in the Himalayas at a high elevation. This is an ideal trek best called as a classic one which takes you into the heart of the mountains and provides you with the 360-degree vista of peaks. Mount Fishtail Adventure has designed this 15-day long Annapurna Base Camp trekking that includes a visit to UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu, and sightseeing in Pokhara, also known by the name “Lake City of Nepal.” Phewa Lake and views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain range are the main attractions of this trek. 

The route of Annapurna Base Camp passes through Pooh Hill, The key point at the height of 3,210 metres or 10,532 feet to get a closer view of more than 20 highest peaks and the magnificent sunrise view. This trekking route also crosses the natural hot spring at Jhinu Danda where one can benefit by taking a bath in a pool, famous for its medicinal value. Take on the Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek and witness breathtaking alpine beauty.

This Package Includes:

  • 8 nights’ accommodation in a shared bedroom. 3 nights’ accommodation in Kathmandu and 2 nights’ accommodation in Pokhara at a level hotel with breakfast.

  • Kathmandu sightseeing and boating in Phewa Lake

  • All Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner include Continental, Chinese, Indian and Nepali cuisine while on trek.

  • Welcome dinner and Farewell Dinner

  • Entrance fee for various venues and a tour guide on full-day sightseeing.

  • English-speaking trekking guide and one porter to carry luggage and belongings of two persons, during the hiking.

  • All transportation. One-way flight ticket from Pokhara to Kathmandu.

  • Government taxes, park permit fee, trekking permit, required documents

Excludes:

  • Nepal entry visa fee

  • Meals: lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu and Pokhara 

  • International airfare and airport taxes

  • Items of personal expenses such as alcoholic drinks, mineral waters, cold drinks, laundry bills, cigarettes, phone calls etc

  • Extra cost on shower, battery charge, extra porters during the trek

  • Personal travel and rescue insurance

  • Rescue charge if needed (we can arrange it), any kind of unforeseen expenses etc

  • Personal trekking equipment

Note: Hotel / Accommodations.

Three-night accommodation in a star hotel in Kathmandu and an 11-night stay in the standard teahouse lodge in the mountains during the trek. You may have to share a bed with a companion during the mountainous trip. But if you need, $ 250 can fetch you a single supplement for the whole trip in the mountains.

Food.

You will be served with breakfast during your stay in Kathmandu. All other meals will be provided to you by Mount Fishtail Adventure Pvt Ltd which include welcome dinner. We provide you with breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the journey. When you are on the mountain, you will be served with local foodstuffs such as Dal Bhat (gram soup and rice), noodles, Tibetan bread made of buckwheat, spaghetti, soup, salad, and hot drinks.

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Tour Plan

Day 1

Arrival in Kathmandu

Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA)

  • Welcome by our representative upon arrival.

Transfer to Hotel

  • Vehicle transport takes approximately 20-30 minutes to the hotel.

Check-in and Rest

  • Settle into your hotel room and relax after your journey.

Dinner and Trip Planning Meeting

  • Enjoy a welcome dinner while discussing and planning your upcoming trip.

Included Meal

  • Dinner

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Age Policy: 

  • This event is suitable for anyone above 12 years of age, and the prices will be the same as for adults. 

Price Includes 

  • Stay

Meals 

  • Meals

Permits 

  • Event Permits are provided. 

  • Government permit.

Guide 

  • Professional leader to assist you 

Transfers 

  • A/C Separate Vehicle

Things to Carry

Clothing:

  • Thermal wear (top and bottom)

  • Fleece jacket or woollen sweater

  • Waterproof and windproof jacket

  • Trekking pants

  • T-shirts (quick-dry)

  • Warm gloves and socks

  • Woollen cap and sun hat

Footwear:

  • Sturdy trekking shoes

  • Comfortable sandals or flip-flops (for evenings)

  • Extra pair of socks

Accessories:

  • Sunglasses (UV protection)

  • Sunscreen lotion and lip balm (SPF 30+)

  • Trekking poles

  • Backpack (50-55 liters) and rain cover

  • Raincoat

  • Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries

Personal Items:

  • Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, towel, etc.)

  • Personal medication and first-aid kit

  • Water bottle or hydration pack

  • High-energy snacks (nuts, energy bars, etc.)

Others:

  • Camera and extra batteries

  • Mobile phone and power bank

  • Lightweight sleeping bag (optional)

  • Plastic bags

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Sathya

Reviewed: May 9, 2023

5/5

I loved the Annapurna Base Camp trek! Escape2Explore crafted a perfect Annapurna Base Camp trek itinerary that made our adventure so much more enjoyable.

Daksh

Reviewed: May 9, 2023

5/5

The Annapurna Base Camp trek organized by Escape2Explore was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Their Annapurna Base Camp trek itinerary included all the must-see spots and gave... Read More

Baljiban

Reviewed: May 9, 2023

5/5

Fantastic trip! The Annapurna base camp trek cost was very reasonable for the unforgettable adventure with Escape2Explore.

Balhaar

Reviewed: May 9, 2023

5/5

I had the adventure of a lifetime on the Annapurna Base Camp trek with Escape2Explore! The Annapurna Base Camp trek itinerary was well-structured, balancing challenging treks with moments to relax... Read More

Adhira

Reviewed: May 8, 2023

5/5

I had an incredible time on the Annapurna Base Camp trek with Escape2Explore. The Annapurna Base Camp trek itinerary was very well-planned, allowing us to experience the natural beauty of... Read More

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1 : What makes the Annapurna Base Camp Trek special?

It is one of Nepal’s most scenic treks, offering stunning views of Annapurna, Machapuchare, and Hiunchuli peaks, along with a diverse landscape of dense forests, rivers, and glaciers.

Cancellation Policy

  • All our arrangements are very basic; we do not/cannot provide luxury on such an event.

  • In case of unforeseen, Weather conditions, government restrictions, or permission changes, certain activities may be cancelled and in such cases, we will try to provide an alternate feasible activity or Postpone option. However, no refund will be provided for the same.

  • Once you book the Annapurna Base Camp Trekking there will be no cancellation.

  • You agree to indemnify yourself for the risks involved in the outings varying from destination to destination.

  • In case of damage or loss of any of the equipment or Items of Escape2explore, the responsible member has to bear the cost.

  • We have designated pick-up and drop points, make your arrangements for transport to the desired pick-up point accordingly.

  • We are dependent on a third-party transport agency; we don't have direct control over the vehicle, or vehicle drivers. Issues about pick-up and drop times or the quality of the bus are quite rare. If you are too specific please check before registering.

  • Escape2explore is not responsible if any injuries or accidents occur during the event.

  • Any client consuming Alcohol, Misbehaving, or causing delay during the event will be terminated from the event without any prior warning and no refund will be given. Such clients should arrange their transport on their way back, Escape2explore does not hold the responsibility of terminated clients.

  • Littering, smoking & consumption of alcohol are banned for Trekking packages.

For Bookings made from Third Party Websites:

  • The client is responsible for communicating with a third party (booking website) for cancellation.

  • Cancellation / Refund is done by a third party based on their policies. 

Blog - Annapurna Base Camp Trek: A Quick Guide

If you’re even remotely into hiking, this one’s probably on your bucket list, or it should be. We’re talking Nepal’s crown jewel here, pulling in adventure junkies and regular folks from everywhere. The entire route winds through the Annapurna Sanctuary, which, honestly, sounds like a theme park but is this wild and stunning patch of the Himalayas. You kick things off in a little spot like Nayapul or Jhinu, and then it’s a greatest-hits album of Nepalese scenery. Rhododendron forests (yes, that’s a flower get used to them), those crazy terraced fields you see in travel mags, villages where the locals are way friendlier than you’d expect, and, eventually, you’re up in the clouds surrounded by monster peaks like Annapurna I, Machapuchare (which, by the way, is shaped like a fishtail and looks insane at sunrise), Hiunchuli, and Annapurna South. If you’re not into mountain gawking, I don’t know what to tell you. Well, it’s no stroll in the park, but you don’t need to be a superhero either. Most folks wrap it up in 7 to 11 days, give or take, depending on how many dal bhat you stop for or how much you want to soak in the views. The trail’s all over the place one minute, you’re sweating through a humid forest, next thing you know, you’re crunching across frosty ground at the base camp, everything looking like a freeze-frame from a Nat Geo documentary. Now, the real magic trick is that finish line: Annapurna Base Camp Trek itself. You’re at 4,130 meters (which is, like, really high up, don’t forget the altitude meds) in this natural arena of snow and rock. When does the sun come up? Everything glows. It’s one of those moments where you half-expect some cheesy inspirational music to start playing in your head. Plus, it’s not just about the landscape. The villages you pass through are packed with culture, Gurung, Magar, all sorts of folks who’ll probably out-hike you even while carrying a week’s worth of supplies on their backs, warm food, and honestly, nothing beats swapping stories with random strangers over a plate of momos after a long day. Whether you’re chasing views, looking for a bit of soul-searching, or want a humblebrag for your socials, the Annapurna Base Camp trek is the kind of adventure you’ll still be talking about when you’re old and grey.

History of Annapurna Base Camp Trek

It’s not just some random path someone doodled on a tourist map to sell more hiking boots. Yeah, compared to old-school routes like the Silk Road, it’s the new kid on the block, but it’s soaked in Nepalese traditions, wild legends, and scenery that’ll make your phone weep for more storage space. “Annapurna.” Here’s the scoop: straight from Sanskrit, “Anna” means food, “Purna” means full. Annapurna is the goddess of food, the reason nobody’s hangry. The actual mountains? Locals treat them like A-listers. Especially Machapuchare (that’s Fishtail, in case you’re wondering). The Gurung and Magar people? Yeah, they steer clear of climbing. That one word is, it’s Lord Shiva’s penthouse. Total respect zone. Think of it as the OG “Keep Out” sign, but with way more spiritual weight. Jump back to the 1950s. Picture this: a bunch of Westerners stomping around with huge packs, basically geeking out over the Himalayas for the first time. Maurice Herzog, a French dude with a death wish for heights, hauls himself and his crew up Annapurna I. First humans to bag an 8,000-meter peak. Big history moment. He writes a book about it. Suddenly, hiking boots are flying off the shelves and every adventure junkie wants in. Fast-forward to the 70s and 80s, everything changes. Teahouses are popping up, trails get less sketchy, and suddenly you don’t have to be Bear Grylls to survive the trek. You can roll up as a total beginner, chow down on dal bhat, and crash in an actual bed. Honestly, it’s like the trek got a total upgrade. Then, in ‘86, the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) swooped in.

The whole zone is the biggest in Nepal, by the way. It’s about saving all the cool animals, keeping tourism from turning the place into a circus, and making sure locals aren’t just getting steamrolled by visitors. Early adopter of eco-friendly before it was even a thing. It’s not just “let’s save the snow leopards”; it’s “let’s keep the whole vibe alive” villages, forests, glaciers, all of it. You’re sweating through rainforests, then suddenly you’re up in these chilly alpine meadows, and before you know it, you’re face-to-face with glaciers that look straight up Photoshopped. It’s not just a walk, it's like binge-watching a whole season of Nepalese culture and nature in one go. Prayer flags, myths, crazy views check, check, check. Annapurna Base Camp isn’t just another trek. It’s this wild cocktail of spiritual energy, history, ridiculous landscapes, and local flavour, all tied together with a legit push for sustainability. You don’t just come back with sore legs and a phone full of epic shots, you come back with this whole new outlook that kinda lingers, way after you’re done.

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Nearby Places Around Annapurna Base Camp

  • Pokhara: Pokhara’s got that chill vibe you dream about after a dusty trek. It’s like someone took a postcard and slapped it next to a lake. About 200 clicks from Kathmandu (so, not exactly a short drive, but worth it), it’s where trekkers either gear up or wind down before or after the Annapurna Base Camp grind. You get these epic views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri that guilt-trip you into staying longer. And when you’re not staring at mountains? There’s paragliding, boats, cafes that’ll suck you in for hours, and that lazy lakeside mood that just hits different after the trail.

  • Ghandruk: Ghandruk is this old-school Gurung village right on the ABC path, think stone houses, proper mountain hospitality, and culture for days. The views? Unreal. You get Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and that iconic fishtail peak, Machapuchare, all popping off in the background. If you’re lucky, you’ll stumble into a folk dance night or get schooled at the local museum. Frankly, it’s the kind of place that makes you want to trade your trekking boots for a cup of local tea and just stay.

  • Jhinu Danda: Now, if you’re the type who needs a long soak after wrecking your knees on the trail, Jhinu Danda’s your jam. It’s famous for these natural hot springs tucked by the Modi Khola river. You slog down a bunch of steps, but the reward? Sitting in steamy water with nothing but green hills and a mountain breeze around. Honestly, it’s like nature’s own spa day. Everyone coming off the trek looks about five years younger after stopping here, no joke.

  • Chhomrong: Chhomrong is the last proper village before you truly hit the wilds toward base camp. Sitting at about 2,170 meters, it’s Trekker Central teahouses, shops, WiFi if you’re desperate, and plenty of places to carb-load. The views of the Annapurna range from here are no joke, either. Plus, it’s a solid spot to catch your breath and let your lungs catch up before the altitude gets real.

  • Machapuchare Base Camp (MBC): Right before you hit the big show (ABC), you’ll roll through Machapuchare Base Camp at 3,700 meters. Climbing the actual peak is off-limits (it’s considered sacred, so no summits allowed), but honestly, just being there, surrounded by all those jagged peaks, is enough. The place is eerily quiet, the kind that makes you whisper even if you’re not sure why. If you’re into dramatic landscapes, this is bucket-list stuff.

  • Landruk: Landruk’s like Ghandruk’s chill cousin on the opposite ridge. It’s got terraced fields, sleepy village vibes, and killer mountain views that’ll have you snapping photos every five steps. Lots of trekkers swing through here on the way back to mix things up and dodge the same-old-same-old routes. If you’re into a slower pace and less foot traffic, Landruk’s a solid bet.

Best Time to Visit Annapurna Base Camp Trek

  • Spring Season (March to May): The weather's basically Goldilocks-level perfect, not roasting, not frostbite central. The skies? Crystal clear, like the guilt-free feeling after skipping leg day (kidding, sorta). And the flowers, dude, it’s like Mother Nature went nuts with a paintbrush, rhododendrons, magnolias, colours everywhere. Legit looks like a festival exploded on the hills. Your Insta will thank you. Early mornings? Those mountain views slap. Plus, everything’s alive, birds, bugs, random plants you’ll pretend to know the names of.

  • Autumn Season (September to November): Monsoons have passed, so you’re not dodging rain or mudslides. So fresh it’ll make you re-evaluate city life. Zero haze, just straight-up postcard mountain shots every day. The trails dry out, so you’re less likely to eat dirt. And the festivals? Dashain and Tihar are in full swing, so you get this sweet mashup of epic hiking and wild Nepali celebrations. You get the best of both worlds: peak mountains, peak culture.

  • Winter Season (December to February): Winter’s a bit of a wildcard. Like, are you cool with being cold, and I mean legit cold, not “oh, I forgot my jacket” cold. If you wanna feel like you have the Himalayas all to yourself (and you’ve got the gear for it), this is your shot. The snow turns everything into a freakin’ postcard, but yeah, you might freeze your eyelashes off. Don’t skimp on the layers unless you enjoy shivering. It’s quiet, it’s peaceful, but not exactly beginner-friendly. You’ll earn those bragging rights, though.

  • Monsoon Season (June to August): The rain just doesn’t quit, so you’re squelching through mud, swatting at leeches, and hoping the trail doesn’t slide out from under you. Views? Mostly just clouds playing hide-and-seek with the mountains. But hey, if jungle vibes and solitude are your thing, there’s something weirdly cool about it. The hills go full-on neon green, and you’ll barely see another soul. Just bring killer rain gear and maybe a sense of humour.

How to Reach Annapurna Base Camp

  • By Airport: Just snag a quick flight from Kathmandu. Seriously, it’s barely enough time to finish your coffee, like 25, maybe 30 minutes tops. Mountains just flexing, clouds floating around like they’ve got nothing better to do, and you’re snapping pics like you’re about to win National Geographic. Loads of daily flights, so no sweat. If you hate long bus rides (and who doesn’t?), this is the move.

  • By Road: Jump on a tourist bus, book a private jeep if you’re feeling baller, or just wing it with whatever local ride you can find. Not gonna lie, it’s a haul, think 6 to 8 hours, give or take, depending on whether the traffic gods are smiling at you. But man, the scenery! Rivers, hills, tiny villages popping up outta nowhere. Plus, your wallet won’t hate you as much. Sure, it’s not exactly “fast and furious,” but it’s way more of a story.

  • Drive to the Trailhead (Nayapul / Jhinu / Ghandruk): Most folks grab a jeep or van to Nayapul or Jhinu Danda, those are the OG starting points for the ABC trek. Takes maybe 2, sometimes 3 hours, depending on whether the road’s behaving or if you’re in for a bone-rattling ride. Wanna switch it up? Start from Ghandruk or some other spot nearby. Your call. Just depends on how much you like zig-zagging up mountain roads and, you know, your overall pain tolerance.

Why Book with escape2explore

When exploring the Annapurna Base Camp from Bengaluru and beyond, escape2explore stands out as a trusted name in adventure and experiential travel. Here’s why hundreds of travellers choose us for their getaways:

  • Trusted, Well-Reviewed Local Operator: escape2explore has gained the trust of thousands of content tourists all over India. With persistent positive feedback and an unblemished reputation for delivering quality experiences, we assure you that your experience will be hassle-free, memorable, and value-packed. Our insider local knowledge guarantees that you will always be in safe hands.

  • Seasoned Guides: Our trips are led by friendly, trained, and professional guides who are passionate about the outdoors and your safety. Whether it's a beach trek, a cultural tour, or a spiritual walk through temples, our team knows the terrain, the stories, and how to make each moment count.

  • Safe & Curated Itineraries: Your safety is our number one priority. Our tour packages are thoughtfully crafted with safety measures, researched accommodations, and easy travel arrangements. We take care of the details so you can have the experience hassle-free and worry-free.

  • Unique Experience That You Won't Find Anywhere Else: With escape2explore, you discover more than the tourist attractions. We go off the beaten track with hidden beaches, unusual treks, offbeat cultural destinations, and true interactions.


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