This isn’t just a trek, it’s a slow awakening. The Annapurna Base Camp trail draws you in like a whispered secret, one footstep at a time. You begin in the lowland warmth of Phedi or Nayapul, where waterfalls braid through fern-covered cliffs, and time folds itself into the pace of the trail. ...
Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu. Transfer to hotel and enjoy a local welcome dinner with optional cultural show. Overnight in Kathmandu (3★ hotel).
Drive (5–6 hrs) or fly (30 min) to Pokhara. Continue by private jeep or bus to Nayapul, the trek’s starting point. Trek through lush rhododendron and oak forests to Sinuwa for overnight in a planned teahouse.
A steep day through bamboo forests with river crossings, passing Dovan and Bamboo villages. Prepare for increasing altitude. Overnight in Deurali.
Trek via Machhapuchhre Base Camp, arriving at Annapurna Sanctuary. Clear mountain amphitheater views of Annapurna I, Machhapuchhre, Gangapurna. Overnight at ABC under dramatic mountain skies.
Begin descent through the same scenic forests. Many companies pace the descent, with expected travel time of 7–8 hours. Enjoy sunset views along the Modi River. Overnight in Bamboo.
Descend via Chhomrong and Jhinu Danda—optionally soak in natural hot spring at Jhinu Danda. Continue trekking down to Matque. Transfer via jeep or bus to Pokhara. Rest and explore lakeside city.
Drive or fly back to Kathmandu (via tourist bus or flight). Optional sightseeing or shopping. Transfer to the airport for onward departure
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The standard Annapurna Base Camp trek takes 7 to 12 days, depending on the route, acclimatization needs, and side trips (like Jhinu Danda hot springs or Poon Hill). A typical package is around 10 days.
From USD 650 per adult. Price varies by group size.
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