30/09/2025
• ANNAPURNA CIRCUIT (Annapurna Round Trek)
- Annapurna Circuit is an extraordinary trek in terms of culture and environment diversity. It is one of the most popular and adventures trek in Nepal. You can explore diverse Gurung, Magar, Thakali and Tamang culture during the trek. Annapurna Round Trek is preffered to physically fit trekkers who are seeking to reach more height and explore more. Annapurna Circuit is one of the best trekking route in terms of culture and environment diversity. The total area of Annapurna trek is estimate to be of 300km. Annapurna Circuit starts from the lush sub-tropical forest below 800m altitude. The decor changes every day from rice paddies and pine forests to Tibet like the countryside on the northen slope of the Himalayas in Manang district. After Manang,the territorial go high altitude ice desert over Thorung La Pass(5416)meter of height,which is considered as the deepest ravine in the world,which is five times deeper than Grand Canyon.
• Time Duration: 12 days
• Trip Starts & End: Kathmandu - Pokhara
• Trip Area: Annapurna Region
•Difficulty Level: Moderate
• Best season: March-May & Mid September-
November
•Maximum Altitude: 5426meter / 17769feet.
•Price : 1-1 pax = US $ - 1260
2-3 pax = US $ - 1020
4-10pax = US $ - 899
10-20pax=US $ - 850
• Included: Government licence holder guide,Transport,Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner,Accommodation 3 times hot tea or coffee and Permits.
• Itnerary
•Day 1:
Kathmandu to Tal Village,Tal- 1,700 m / 5,577 ft – 10 hrs
•Trek time: 5 to 6 hours
•Distance: 210 km / 130 miles
•Accommodation: Tea House
•Meals: Lunch and Dinner
•Overnight: Tal Village
Start our first day of the trek early in the morning. After breakfast in Kathmandu, we get on a bus and drive to a village called Tal.
The road is long but very pretty. Throughout the ride, you will see green hills, rivers, farms, and little villages. You might even see waterfalls and snow mountains far away.
First we reach Besisahar. From there we take a jeep ride to Tal village. As you enter the village, your Annapurna trekking permit has to be checked at the check post.
•Day 2:
Tal Village to Danakyu, Danakyu – 2,300 m / 7,545 ft – 7 hrs
•Trek time: 5 to 7 hours
•Distance: 15 km / 9 miles
•Accommodation: Tea House
•Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
•Overnight: Danakyu
Today we start our real trekking! After breakfast in Tal, we walk along the river and pass pretty villages like Dharapani.You’ll see green hills, waterfalls, and big mountains in the distance. The trail goes up and down but it’s not too hard.We will stop for lunch on the way, then keep walking through pine forests until you reach Danakyu, a small, quiet village.
Tonight we sleep in a cozy teahouse and rest your legs for tomorrow’s adventure!
• Day 3:
Danakyu to Chame,Chame – 2,670 m / 8,760 ft – 6 hrs
•Trek time: 5 to 6 hours
•Distance: 13 km / 8 miles
•Accommodation: Tea House
•Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
•Overnight: Chame
Today we keep trekking from Danakyu to Chame. After breakfast, we start walking through green forests and see tall pine trees all around us.We will pass small villages like Timang and Thanchok. The trail goes up and down but you get amazing mountain views.Sometimes you will see snow peaks like Lamjung Himal and Annapurna II. You can stop for lunch on the way and enjoy the view.After a few hours of walking, we reach Chame, the main town of the area. Chame has shops, teahouses, and great views of the mountains.
Tonight we sleep in Chame and rest well for tomorrow’s trek!
Day 4:
Chame to Upper Pisang,Upper Pisang – 3,300 m / 10,826 ft – 5 hrs
•Trek time: 5 to 6 hours
•Distance: 13.2 km / 8.2 miles
•Accommodation: Tea House
•Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
•Overnight: Upper Pisang
Today we trek from Chame to Upper Pisang. After breakfast, we walk along the river and through beautiful pine forests.You will see big rocky cliffs and maybe some eagles flying above. The trail goes through small villages like Bhratang and Dhukur Pokhari.You’ll also see snow-capped mountains like Annapurna II and Pisang Peak. The views are amazing!
After lunch on the way, we keep walking up to Upper Pisang, which is higher than Lower Pisang and has better views of the mountains.
In Upper Pisang, we stay in a cozy teahouse, eat warm food, and watch the sunset on the peaks.
•Day 5:
Upper Pisang to Manang,Manang – 3,540 m / 11,614 ft – 6 hrs
•Trek time: 6 to 8 hours
•Distance: 17 km / 10.6 miles
•Accommodation: Tea House
•Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
•Overnight: Manang,
Today we trek from Upper Pisang to Manang. After breakfast, we start walking with amazing views of big snow mountains all around us.The trail goes through pretty pine forests and small villages like Ghyaru and Ngawal. You will see old stone houses, fields, and prayer flags.This part of the trek is a little longer but the views are beautiful. You might see yaks or mountain goats on the hills!After a nice lunch on the way, we keep walking until we reach Manang, a bigger village with lots of teahouses, bakeries, and shops.
We rest here tonight, eat warm food, and get ready to explore more tomorrow!
• Day 6:
Acclimatization Day in Manang,Manang – 3,540 m / 11,614 ft – 3 hrs
•Trek time: 3 hours(Day Hike)
•Accommodation: Tea House
•Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
•Overnight: Manang
Today is your rest day in Manang! You stay here to help your body get used to the high altitude.
We don’t just sit, we do a short hike to get used to the thin air. Many people walk up to Gangapurna Lake or visit the Braga Monastery. For those with more energy, a longer but amazing side trip is the hike to Ice Lake (Kicho Tal). It’s a tough climb, but at the top you’ll see two crystal-clear alpine lakes reflecting the snowy Annapurna peaks, truly unforgettable!You can see beautiful views of snow mountains and glaciers. Then we come back to Manang to relax, eat food, and maybe visit a bakery for a treat.
Rest well today, this will help you feel strong for the higher part of the trek!
•Day 7:
Manang to Tilicho Base Camp,Tilicho Base camp – 4,150 m / 13,615 ft – 4 hrs
•Trek time: 4 to 5 hours
•Distance: 8 km / 5.2 miles
•Accommodation: Tea House
•Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
•Overnight: Tilicho Base Camp
Today we leave Manang and walk towards Tilicho Base Camp. This is the base for visiting beautiful Tilicho Lake.First, we walk through small villages like Khangsar and Shree Kharka. The trail has amazing views of big snow mountains and rocky cliffs.You may see blue sheep or yaks on the hills! The path goes up and down and can be narrow in some places, so walk carefully.After a few hours of trekking, we reach Tilicho Base Camp, a small place with teahouses where we will sleep tonight.
Rest well — tomorrow you will visit the stunning Tilicho Lake!
•Day 8:
Tilicho Base Camp to Shree Kharka (via Tilicho Lake)Shree kharka – 4,050 m / 13,287 ft – 6 hrs
•Trek time: 6 to 7 hours
•Distance: 10 km / 6.2 miles
•Accommodation: Tea House
•Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
•Overnight: Shree Kharka
Today is an exciting day! we wake up early and hike from Tilicho Base Camp to Tilicho Lake, one of the highest lakes in the world.The trail goes uphill and can be a bit tough, but the views are amazing. You will see big snow mountains, rocky cliffs, and maybe blue sheep on the hills.The trail goes uphill and can be a bit tough, but the views are amazing. You will see big snow mountains, rocky cliffs, and maybe blue sheep on the hills.After visiting the lake, we walk back down to Shree Kharka, a small, quiet village where we rest for the night.
We eat warm food, relax, and get ready for more trekking tomorrow!
•Day 9:
Shree Kharka to Yak Kharka,Yak Kharka – 4,110 m / 13,484 ft – 7 hrs
•Trek time: 7 to 9 hours
•Distance: 15 km / 9 miles
•Accommodation: Tea House
•Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
•Overnight: Yak Kharka
Today we walk from Shree Kharka to Yak Kharka.
The trail goes up and down through green hills and open fields. You see big snow mountains, rivers, and maybe yaks or blue sheep along the way.After a few hours of walking, we reach Yak Kharka, a small, quiet village with a few cozy teahouses.
Here you can relax, eat warm food, and sleep well to get ready for the higher trails tomorrow!
•Day 10:
Yak Kharka to Thorong Phedi or High Camp,Thorong phedi – 4,600 m / 15,091 ft – 6 hrs
•Trek time: 6 hours
•Distance: 8.5 km / 5.2 miles
•Accommodation: Tea House
•Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
•Overnight: Thorong Phedi/High Camp
Today we leave Yak Kharka and walk higher up to Thorong Phedi or High Camp.The trail goes through rocky hills and you may see yaks and blue sheep on the way. We cross a small bridge and pass landslide areas, so we walk slowly and carefully.When we reach Thorong Phedi, we can rest there if we feel tired. Some trekkers stay at High Camp, which is a bit higher up. Staying at High Camp makes crossing the big pass tomorrow a little easier.
Tonight you eat warm food, rest well, and get ready for the big day — crossing Thorong La Pass!
•Day 11:
Thorong Phedi to Muktinath via Thorong La Pass,Muktinath – 3,800 m/ 12,467 ft – 9 hrs
•Trek time: 9 to 10 hours
•Distance: 15-18 km / 9-11 miles
•Accommodation: Tea House
•Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
•Overnight: Muktinath
Today is a big day! We wake up very early and start walking from Thorong Phedi to cross Thorong La Pass, the highest point on the trek.The trail is steep and snowy, so we walk slowly and carefully. You will see amazing views of big snow mountains all around us.At the top, we reach Thorong La Pass (5,416 m). You can take photos with the famous sign and colorful prayer flags. You feel proud because you crossed one of the highest passes in the world!
Then we go down, all the way to Muktinath, a beautiful village and holy place. We stay in a teahouse, eat warm food, and rest after a long, exciting day.
•Day 12:
Muktinath to Pokhara (Drive),Pokhara – 822 m / 2,697 ft – 8 hr
Trek time: 8 hours
Distance: 150 km / 93 miles
Accommodation: Tea House/ Guest house in Pokhara
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Overnight: Pokhara
Today we say goodbye to Muktinath and start our drive to Pokhara.First, we drive down through dry hills and small villages like Jomsom and Tatopani. You will see apple orchards and rivers along the way.The road can be bumpy but the mountain views are beautiful. We stop for lunch on the way.After a long but fun drive, we reach Pokhara, a lovely city with a big lake and nice cafes. Here you can relax, eat yummy food, and rest after your big trek!
Yes, you did it—your Annapurna Circuit trek is finally completed.
•••Packing List for Annapurna Circuit Trek
•Daily Wear
Clothing: Lightweight moisture-wicking base layers, thermal layers for warmth, and insulating layers.
Pants: Comfortable and quick-drying.
: Long-sleeve for sun protection and short-sleeve for warm weather.
Hat and Gloves: For colder evenings and high-altitude area
Hiking Boots: Waterproof and comfortable for trekking.
Shoes: For town and indoor activities.
Arrow Right Primary
Socks: Wool or synthetic, including a few pairs of thicker hiking socks.
Arrow Right Primary
Scarf/Buff: For warmth
# # : Our guide will provide you full proper information and your needs which are necessary for this trek.
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