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Overview

Highlights
The Annapurna range is a vast massif with several peaks above 7000m. Part of the range forms a natural semicircular gallery known as the Annapurna Sanctuary, marked by giants as Annapurna 1, Glacier Dome, Gangapurna, Fang and Machhapuchhare. We trek through forested hillsides to Ghorepani where we ascend Poon Hill for a magnificent panoramic sunrise of the Annapurnas and Dhaulagiri. Entering a narrow valley we pass directly below Machhapuchhare before reaching the Sanctuary, a veritable home of the Gods. Less than 150 people have climbed Annapurna, yet some of the best books on climbing recount tales of this mountain. Compelling reading can be found in Herzog’s Annapurna, about the initial ascent; Annapurna: A Woman’s Place, about the first team of women to climb it; and Annapurna South Face, climber Bonington’s terrifying account of taking a particularly challenging path up the mountain.
Why does Annapurna make for such compelling accounts, when so many more people have climbed Everest, K2, and others of the 10 highest mountains? It surely has something to do with the extreme dangers of Annapurna. Though many trekkers don’t realize it, by traveling to ABC base camp (generally by way of the Sanctuary Trek or the Annapurna Circuit), you are walking up the most dangerous mountain in the world.
Vacation Style
Trekking
Location
Asia, Nepal
Total Duration
13 Night / 14 Days
Best Season
January to March
Difficulty Level
Moderate / Challenging
Accomodation
Hotel / Guesthouse / Tent
Transportation
Jeep, Bus
Maximum Altitude
4023 M / 11219 Ft

Itinerary

Tour Details
13N / 14D - Airport to Airport
Day 1
Arrival in Kathmandu, transfer to hotel.
Day 2
Drive to Pokhara, 7 hours drive by tourist bus, overnight at hotel. Seven hours scenic drive through Prithvi highway, overnight at hotel.
Day 3
Drive to Naya Pool and start trek to Ulleri, 1.30 hours drive and 5.30 hours walk, overnight at guesthouse.
Day 4
Trek to Ghorepani, 5 hours walk, overnight at guesthouse.
Day 5
Visit Poon Hill in the morning and trek to Tadapani, 6.30 hours walk, overnight at guesthouse.
Day 6
Trek to Chhomrong, 5 hours walk, overnight at guesthouse.
Day 7
Trek to Dovan, 5 - 6 hours walk, overnight at guesthouse.
Day 8
Trek to Deurali or Machhapuchhre Base Camp, 4 / 6 hours walk, overnight at guesthouse.
Day 9
Trek to Annapurna base camp, 2 / 4 hours walk, overnight at guesthouse.
Day 10
Trek back to Bamboo, 5 hours walk, overnight at guesthouse.
Day 11
Trek to Jhinu hill, 5.30 hours walk, overnight at guesthouse.
Day 12
Trek to Siwai and drive back to Pokhara , 3 hours dwalk and 2 hours drive, overnight at guesthouse.
Day 13
Drive back to Kathmandu, 7 hours drive by tourist bus.Seven hours scenic drive back to Kathmandu through Prithvi highway.
Day 14
Transfer to airport, departure back home
Rs. 39,600/- Per Person + 5% GST
Important Notice
Need help ? Talk to our Trek Coordinator on +91 95919-45454
Whats included in this tour
Items that are covered in the cost of tour price
  • Transportation
  • Accommodation
  • Expert trek leader and support team
  • All meals (delicious and vegetarian)
  • Quality trekking & safety equipment
  • Permits & camping charges
Whats not included in this tour
Items that are not covered in the cost of tour price
  • Any kind of personal expenses.
  • Food during the transit.
  • Insurance.
  • Mules or porter to carry personal luggage.
  • Anything not specifically mentioned under the head
Available Dates
  • 10 Jan to 22 Jan
  • 22 Feb to 28 Feb
  • 15 March to 24 March
  • 24 April to 30 April

Photo Gallery

Fabulous Places

Tour Video

Tour Video

Pre Trek Essentials

Clothes and Bare Necessities
Suggestion of Pre-Trek Essentials Clothing and Accessories :
  • Rucksack 55-60 Litres
  • First Layer - Thermals
  • Second Layer - Cold Protection (Fleece Jackets)
  • Third Layer - Down Jacket / 3 in 1 Jackets from Quechua
  • Trekking Trousers from Simond / Quechua
  • For Head and Ears - Balaclava
  • Long Woolen Socks
  • Trekking Shoes - Forclaz 500 / 600
  • Ponchos
  • Water Proof Gloves
  • Trekking Poles
  • Gum Boots
  • Water Bags / Bottles
  • Wet Tissues
  • Polaroid Sunglasses
Mandatory Personal Medical Kit
Must Carry Essential Medicines :
  • Dolo 650 - 1 strip
  • Crocin 650 – 6 tablets (fever)
  • Avomine - 1 strip (motion sickness)
  • Avil 25mg - 1 strip (allergies)
  • Diamoz 250mg - 2 tablets per day (to prevent AMS)
  • Combliflam - 1 strip (pain killer)
  • Disprin - 1 strip
  • Norflox TZ - 1 strip
  • Spasmoproxyvon - half strip
  • Zintac 300 - 1 strip
  • Aqua Pure Tablets - 1 bottle
  • ORS - 5 packets
  • Crepe Bandage - 3 to 5 metres
  • Band Aid - 10 strips
  • Leukoplast - 1 small roll
  • Guaze Cloth - 1 small role
  • Cotton - 1 small roll
  • Knee cap, if you are prone to knee injury
  • Betadine Ointment or any Antiseptic Cream
Medical Disclaimer
Please carry the below documents. Documents need to be downloaded (PDF), filled in, signed and handed over to the trek leader at the base camp.
  • Recent Passport Size Photograph
  • Original and Photocopy of Government Photo Identity Card - (Driving License, Voters ID, Aadhar Card etc.)
  • Medical Certificate (first part to be filled by a doctor and second part by the trekker)
  • Disclaimer form (to be filled by the trekker)

Trek Reviews

Trek Reviews
"Backpacking with Treks With Ayan Brahma is like going on an adventure with friends without having to deal with all the logistics of the trip. The guides are very professional but they are also friendly and fun. It's obvious that we love the outdoors and they did everything possible to make our trip on the Boulder Mail Trail a fantastic and safe experience. We will choose Treks With Ayan Brahma again when looking for another outdoor adventure." - Kyla Simpson
"I didn't quite know what to expect when I signed up for this trip, but I can easily say this far exceeded any of my expectations, and I would recommend it to anyone. To say the least, this was the first vacation I had taken where I left w/ a sense of accomplishment. It was easily the experience of a lifetime, and words cannot describe the overall experience. Just awesome!!" - Matthew Kimmick