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Annapurna Circuit Trek
The
Annapurna Circuit attracts a relatively high number of
trekkers in Nepal. As the name itself suggests, this
trail goes on a circuitous route around the entire
Annapurna massif, visiting the Tibet-like country on the
northern slopes of the Himalaya and the dramatic Kali
Gandaki gorge. Much of the trek is through lowland
country, but there is one high pass, "Thorung La"
(5,416m). The trail over the pass is steep but in good
shape and not hard to follow. This is the one point of
the entire circuit where you really feel you are amidst
the mountains. However you should be aware of altitude
sickness and be prepared for weather extremes as the
Thorung La is notorious for changing its moods. The pass
is usually snowbound and un-crossable form mid-December
to mid-April. |
Route:
Annapurna Circuit
Total Trip duration 24 Days
Hotel in Kathmandu 4 nights
Trekking duration 19 Days
Starting from
Beshishar (Drive from Kathmandu 5 /6 hour)
Ending at Pokhara
Grade Moderate
Highest access of the trek 5416m
Culture Different Community with majority of
Managies, Thakali, Pun, Magar, Gurung etc
Mode of trekking tour Fully camping trek or
Teahouse.
Himalayan sights Annapurna Range,
Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri,
Most Attraction of the trek Different
Community with majority of Managis, Thakali and
Himalayan Landscape etc
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Day 01:
Kathmandu Arrival:
Arrival at Tribhuwan
International Airport and meet and greed with our
representative, Transfer to hotel. Rest of the day
free for your own leisure. Trekking permit process
and overnight at hotel.
Day 02: Kathmandu Valley
Sightseeing:
Leave for full day sightseeing in Kathmandu valley
includes the Hindu temple complex at Pashupatinath
(a UNESCO World Heritage Site) & the biggest
Buddhist Stupa at Boudhanath. Also visit Monkey
Temple the Swyambhunath (2000 years old temple) and
visit Patan city of fine arts. Back to hotel and
stay.
Days 3: Drive Kathmandu to Besi Sahar:
Drive to Besisahar about 6 hours stay at an altitude
of 820m
Days 4: Besisahar to Bahundanda:
We walk through the deep river gorge, rice fields,
subtropical forest and small hamlets, past a
majestic waterfall with towering peaks of Himalchuli
and Manaslu.stay at 1320m –
Days 5: Bahundanda to Chamje:
A steep and slippery trail runs up and down through
paddy fields, passing through tiny Tibetan villages,
the trail ascends through the rhododendron forest to
Chamje at 1440m height.
Days 6: Chamje to Bagarchhap:
The path climbs the river through bamboo groves, we
cross barely and potato fields to reach Dharapani
and work an hour to Bagarchhap (2160m) site of our
first Tibetan Monastery and with the views of
Annapurna 2 and Lamjung Himal
Days 7: Bagarchhap to Chame:
The trail climbs along the mule track through in and
fir forest and then follows the river for a time
amongst the higher oak and maple trees. Stay at
2710m
Days 8: Chame to Pisang:
The trail follows through the river valley stay at
pisang(3210m) with good views along the way of
Pisang peak and Annapurna 2.
Days 9: Pisang to Manang:
Walk through the fields of grazing Yak and a wide
variety of crops. This large Tibetan settlement
provides good views of Annapurna2, 3, 4, Gangapurna
and Tarkekang. Stay at 3570m.
Days10: Acclimatization day at Mannag :
This is a rest day to acclimatize to the higher
altitude. Time to visit monasteries take advice from
Himalayan Rescue Association and observe the
spectacular views of the Himalaya .
Days 11: Manang to Churi Letder:
We move through alpine pastures to scrubby forests
of juniper and rose. We stay at an elevation of
4250m.
Days 12: Churi atter to Thorong Phedi:
Walking near by the river, It is some time possible
to see herds of blue mountain sheep stay overnight
at Phedi 4400m
Days 13: Crossing Thorung La:
Arrive Muktinath, We ascend steeply to high camp at
4590m then along an undulating trail to the flat top
of throngla( 5416m) from here the trail descend
steeply down to Muktinath. This is one of the most
important pilgrimage sights for Hindus. It is also
home to many ethnics Tibetans and holy Buddhists
stay at 3800m
Days 14: Muktinath to Kagbeni:
gradually through field and popular groves, then in
to Kaligandaki valley. Visiting a old Buddhist
Monastery. Stay at 2800m
Days 15: Kagbeni to Marpha:
Descend to Marpha a lovely village of white washed
house and fertile fields as the trail continues, The
Himalayan rain shadow end and open spaces make way
for conifers forest.
Days 16: Marpha to Ghasa:
Nice village with greenery and open space.
Days 17: Ghasa to Tatopani:
Walking through subtropical vegetation and the
return of water buffalo, banyan trees and
poinsettias,. The trail follows the river through a
world deepest George and have a very nice view one
of the longest waterfall. Stay at Tatopani and visit
natural hot spring 1180m
Days 18: Tatopani to Sikha
Days 19: Sikha to Ghorepani.
Days 20: Ghorepani to Hile or Ghandrunk then
Pokhara:
Early morning climb up to Poonhil One of the best
Himalayan view points in Nepal walking to the
Poonhil, which provides an unobstructed view of the
high Himalayas . Walk down to Hile, camp
Days 21: Hile to Pokhara:
Trek to Birethanti via Nayapul walk through the
lust, green Modiriver valley. Past waterfalls with
plunge pools that invite you to swim. Stay at
Pokhara, hotel
Days 22: Pokhara – Kathmandu:
Drive or fly out to kathmandu, Overnight at hotel.
Days 23: Rest Day
Full day rest and shopping. Evening farewell dinner
with cultural Nepal dance and food. Overnight at
hotel.
Days 24: Departure:
Transfer to airport for your final destination.
Service End
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Airport / Hotel /
Airport pick up & drop by private car/van/bus
Hotel in Kathmandu and Pokhara on B / B
Guided Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing tour with
English speaking Tour guide
All meals during trekking 3 meals a day (Breakfasts,
Lunches and Dinners)
Twin sharing Lodges, Guesthouses accommodation
during the trek
Government Licensed holder English speaking Trekking
Guides and Porters during the trek
Food, accommodation, salary, insurance, equipment
and medicine for all trekking staff.
Annapurna Conservation Area Permit.
TIMS (Trekking Information Management System) Card
for the Annapurna Trek.
All local Transportation from and to Kathmandu by
private car/van/bus |
