Nepal
USA
UK
Price starts from
USD 1230
Meal
Full Board Meals
rek Ways Nepal includes daily breakfast in Kathmandu and Pokhara, a special farewell dinner in Kathmandu, and full-board meals during the trek, with menu choices available at the lodges.
Start & End Point
Kathmandu/Kathmandu
Transportation
Public bus and sharing jeep
Trek Ways Nepal provides private car or van transfers for airport services, shared jeep transportation to trekking starting points, and a comfortable deluxe tourist coach between Pokhara and Kathmandu.
Accommodations
Hotel & Lodge
Trek Ways Nepal provides comfortable 3-star hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara, standard trekking lodges along the route, and includes eight nights of hot shower facilities for a pleasant trekking experience.
Activity
6-7 hours
Max Altitude
5,416m/17769.03ft
Distance
150.5km
Trip Grade
Challenging
Best Time
March to May & September to December
Overview
The Annapurna Circuit Trek is one of the most iconic and popular trekking routes in Nepal, offering an extraordinary combination of natural beauty, cultural diversity, and high-altitude adventure. This classic Himalayan journey takes trekkers through some of the most dramatic landscapes in the world, ranging from lush subtropical forests and terraced farmlands to alpine meadows, rocky mountain terrain, and snow-covered passes.
One of the highlights of the Annapurna Circuit Trekking route is its incredible geographical variation. The trail circles the Annapurna Massif and gradually ascends through changing ecosystems, passing charming villages, deep river valleys, and ancient trade routes. After crossing the famous Thorong La Pass (5,416 meters), the highest point of the trek, trekkers descend into the spectacular Kaligandaki Valley, which is home to the world’s deepest gorge between the towering peaks of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna. This section of the journey provides breathtaking panoramic views and an unforgettable sense of achievement.
The Around Annapurna trekking experience is not only about landscapes but also about rich cultural immersion. The trail passes through traditional villages inhabited by diverse ethnic communities such as the Gurung, Magar, Thakali, and Manangi people. These communities preserve their unique traditions, language, and lifestyle, offering trekkers a rare opportunity to experience authentic Himalayan culture. Along the route, you will also encounter ancient monasteries, Buddhist stupas, and sacred Gumbas, reflecting the deep spiritual heritage of the region.
One of the most memorable aspects of the trek is interacting with local people. Life in the mountains is simple yet deeply connected to nature and community. You can hear villagers communicating across fields, from one house to another or between farms, creating a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere. Spending time with local children and elderly people provides meaningful cultural exchange and a deeper understanding of their daily lifestyle. Many teahouses and lodges are family-run, and trekkers are often welcomed into the kitchen to observe traditional Nepali cooking, adding a personal touch to the journey.
The Annapurna Circuit Trek with Trek Ways Nepal is designed to ensure comfort, safety, and a hassle-free experience. The full-board package includes meals selected from lodge menus, comfortable teahouse accommodations, and an experienced government-licensed trekking guide. A porter service is provided on a 1:2 ratio (one porter for every two trekkers), ensuring ease of travel with your main luggage.
The package also includes essential trekking permits such as the ACAP (Annapurna Conservation Area Permit) and TIMS card, along with transportation arrangements, a quality down jacket, sleeping bag, duffel bag, and a detailed Annapurna trekking route map. These inclusions ensure trekkers are fully equipped and well-supported throughout the journey.
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Itinerary
Trek Ways Nepal welcomes you to Nepal for your dream trek to Annapurna Circuit. After immigration formalities in Kathmandu airport, you come out from the elevator, you will see a company representative waiting you holding a paper with your name on it. He will introduce himself/herself and assist you to a car parking area. When you get to the car area, you need to be careful with bag handlers who try to help your luggage into a car; they will ask for money. They do not belong to a company. They act like they are company representatives. Just ignore them, please. You will be transferred to the hotel in Thamel where an official person will come to greet you. After some rest, there will be a short briefing session either in the hotel or in the office. If time allows us, we will check your gears and suggest if you need any. Free for the rest of the time and overnight at the hotel.
Altitude
1,300m/4,264ft
Accommodation
3 Star Hotel
Today is going to be very special day. Following breakfast, we will go on a day tour of the Kathmandu Valley, visiting several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Kathmandu Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Bouddhanath, Pashupatinath Temple (Cremation site), and Swyambhunath Temple (Monkey Temple). Our knowledgeable tour guide will accompany you on this tour. After finishing the tour our guide will take you back to the respective hotels in Kathmandu. Final arrangements and overnight at the hotel in Kathmandu.
Altitude
1,300m/4,264ft
Accommodation
3 Star Hotel
Meals
Breakfast
Today is a long drive to Chame. At first our guide will come to pick you up in the morning at your hotel in Kathmandu. Then he will assist you to the bus stand where we catch but to Besisahar. You can also take private transport instead of the public bus for a comfortable journey. You will reach to Besisahar and take a sharing jeep to Chame for the night.
Accommodation
Lodge
Meals
Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner
Today is your first day of the trek. The trek is 5 hours with amazing views of Annapurna II and Annapurna III. Passing beautiful village of Dhukur Pokhari where you will stop for lunch. We would prefer to take you to upper pisang today because it is less crowded and better views of the Himalayans. It has a Buddhist monastery and beautiful village walk. Overnight at the lodge.
Altitude
3,060m/10,039ft
Accommodation
Lodge
Meals
Breakfas,Lunch and Dinner
Manang is our goal for the day. There are two ways to get in to Manang today. One through the valley which is shorter and easier. One through the higher route which has the best views with traditional village of Ghyaru and Nawal. We would take you through the higher trail which also helps you to get acclimatized. Manang has better lodges with hot shower. Overnight at the lodge in Manang.
Altitude
3,440m/11,286ft
Accommodation
Lodge
Meals
Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner
Climb high sleep low, as rule we will take you to the glacier or to the Ice Lake to experience and altitude walk today. Either way we will walk as a. day trip and return to the same lodge for overnight.
Altitude
3,440m/11,286ft
Accommodation
Lodge
Meals
Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner
Our goal for the day is Yak Kharka today. After breakfast, we walk through Tanki Manang which is known as upper Manang. After that trek trail continue ascends to Yak Kharka. After Lunch, walk to the view point (climb high sleep low) and return to the lodge. Overnight at the lodge.
Altitude
4,050m/13,287ft
Accommodation
Lodge
Meals
Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner
After hot breakfast, we proceed for the walk further towards Leder and downhill to cross the bridge. After reaching to Thorang Phedi, we stop for the lunch and have enough rest before ascend to the High Camp. We may have to stop here for overnight if you are too tired. It is possible to pass over the Thorang from here too. Just making easy for the next morning we climb up to the high camp and spend the night. Please. Remain flexible here. The benefit is. you. Do not have to wake up at 4am and start if you decide to continue to the high camp. So, you and guide will have to decide as this point. Overnight at the lodge.
Altitude
4,833m/15,856ft
Accommodation
Lodge
Meals
Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner
Wake up at 5am and have hot breakfast then trek to the top to achieve the goal. Your dream come true today by crossing high pass. You will be spending only 10 minutes on the top of Thorang la because it is cold and windy. After good memory of photograph and sights, trek down where you will feel warmer. Then continue down to Muktinath for overnight. In the evening visit Muktinath temple, Jawalamai and Monastery is an option.
Altitude
3,760m/12,335ft
Accommodation
Lodge
Meals
Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner
Visit Muktinath in the morning and trek right after the breakfast. Walking through the Kaligandai valley gives you a perfect sight of Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri. Passing Kegbeni village is just an amazing place to stop to visit Monastery and see the entire village. It is also known as gate way to Upper Mustang. It was washed away by the flood and village remain today is newly constructed. Then pass Jomsom is just the perfect walk. Reaching Marpha is another interesting walk to see the apple farm and huge monastery. Overnight in Marpha.
Altitude
2,500m/8202ft
Accommodation
Lodge
Meals
Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner
Ghasa is our destination for the day. Passing through Thakali village of Tukuche, Kobang and Larjung is pretty amazing walk. Enjoying the views of Dhaulagiri ice fall, we will reach to Kalopani for lunch. After lunch the trail drops down to Ghasa for overnight.
Altitude
2,010m/6,594ft
Accommodation
Lodge
Meals
Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner
Tatopani is our goal for today to experience natural hot bath. The trail drops down to Rupse waterfall and to Dana which is the deepest gorge in the world. Arrive Tatopani lodge for Lunch and spend the rest of the time in the natural hot spring. Overnight at the lodge
Altitude
1,190m/3,904ft
Accommodation
Lodge
Meals
Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner
You can again go to the hot spring as natural hot water pool will be clean in the morning. Then come to the lodge for the breakfast and continue walk to Ghorepani. It is a big climb today but the views are just amazing. Reach Ghorepani in the late afternoon and overnight at the lodge.
Altitude
2,800m/9,479ft
Accommodation
Lodge
Meals
Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner
Wake up 4 am in the morning to experience the sunrise from. Our guide will knock the door and assist you to the Poon Hill. After sunrise walk down to the lodge for breakfast and continue down to Nayapul. Finally, your trek is over here so we will catch a car to Pokhara. Overnight at the hotel in Pokhara.
Altitude
1,890m/6,200ft
Accommodation
3 Star Hotel
Meals
Breakfast,Lunch
Early breakfast in Pokhara and guide will take you to the bus stand where we will catch bus to Kathmandu. An option you can take flight (which cost extra). Arrive in Kathmandu in the evening and do some last minute shopping. Later in the late evening meet with official person for dinner as we will take your feedback and suggestions. Enjoy the dinner and overnight at the hotel.
Altitude
1,300m/4,264ft
Accommodation
3 Star Hotel
Meals
Breakfast and Dinner
Today, your daring journey comes to an end. Trekking to Annapurna Circuit with Trek Ways Nepal team ends as we transfer you to Tribhuvan International Airport. With a joyful greeting and the hope to see you again in Nepal, our representative guides you to the airport.
Meals
Breakfast
Include
- Airport transfer (Arrival and departure)
- 3 night accommodation in Kathmandu (3* Standard Hotel) with breakfast
- One full day guided city tour in Kathmandu
- Bus transportation to Besisahar and jeep to Chame
- Pokhara to Kathmandu by tourist coach
- 1 night accommodation in Pokhara with breakfast (3* Standard Hotel)
- Three meals a day during the trek (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
- All twin sharing accommodation (Lodge/Tea House) during the trek
- Seasonal fruits after dinner every day during the trek
- Purified safe drinking water (Unlimited), during the trek
- All required trekking permits
- English-speaking, knowledgeable, Government licensed holder and experienced guide and his entire expenses
- Porter (One porter for each 2 trekkers) and his entire expenses
- Guide and Porter insurance
- Down jackets and sleeping bags (if required)
- All required Government and local taxes
- Basic First Aid Kit with Oximeter
- Trek Ways Nepal duffel bag
- Trekking route map (As a souvenir)
- Adventure certificate
- Farewell dinner in Kathmandu
Exclude
- Nepal arrival visa and flight tickets
- Wi-Fi, hot showers and battery charging services during the trek
- Meals in the city (Kathmandu & Pokhara) except breakfast
- Tea/coffee and boiled water on a trek
- Monument entrance fees during the city tour in Kathmandu (USD 20 per person)
- Personal expenses like, mineral water, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, snacks, etc.
- Your Travel insurance
- Tips (expected)
Date & Cost
August,2026
| Start & End Date | Status | Cost | Handle |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02-Aug to 17-Aug | Available | USD 1230 | Book Now |
| 09-Aug to 24-Aug | Available | USD 1230 | Book Now |
| 16-Aug to 31-Aug | Available | USD 1230 | Book Now |
| 23-Aug to 07-Sep | Available | USD 1230 | Book Now |
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September,2026
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| 13-Sep to 28-Sep | Available | USD 1230 | Book Now |
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October,2026
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November,2026
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December,2026
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May,2027
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July,2027
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August,2027
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September,2027
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October,2027
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November,2027
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Useful info
Airport Transfers
Trek Ways Nepal provides convenient airport pick-up and drop-off services to ensure a hassle-free travel experience. Upon your arrival, our friendly guide will welcome you at the airport with a name sign, assist you with your luggage, and escort you comfortably to your booked hotel. At the end of your trip, we will also arrange your airport transfer according to your scheduled departure time, ensuring a smooth and stress-free journey.
Meals
During the Annapurna Circuit Trek, all meals are included and arranged by Trek Ways Nepal to ensure a comfortable trekking experience. Trekkers can choose their meals directly from the lodge menu, which offers a variety of options each day. For better health and safety at higher altitudes, we highly recommend vegetarian meals, as they are generally fresher and easier to digest. If you have any dietary restrictions or food allergies, please inform us in advance so we can make the necessary arrangements.
Accommodation
Accommodation on the Annapurna Circuit Trek is thoughtfully arranged by Trek Ways Nepal to ensure your comfort throughout the journey. The package includes 2 nights of hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on a twin-sharing basis before and after the trek. During the trek, you will stay in comfortable local teahouse lodges, offering an authentic Himalayan experience. Attached bathrooms and hot showers are generally available up to Manang and again in Muktinath. After completing the trek, enjoy a relaxing stay in a 3-star deluxe hotel in Pokhara. If you prefer luxury accommodations, we are happy to arrange upgraded options at an additional cost.
Bag / Luggage
For the Annapurna Circuit Trek, Trek Ways Nepal provides a waterproof duffel bag for your main luggage, which will be carried by a porter throughout the trek. We recommend bringing a small 30L daypack to carry your daily essentials such as water, snacks, camera, and extra layers. Any extra luggage or suitcase can be safely stored at your hotel in Kathmandu or at the Trek Ways Nepal office during your trek.
Communication Facilities
During the Annapurna Circuit Trek, communication facilities are available along most parts of the route. Many teahouses offer Wi-Fi services for a small additional fee, allowing you to stay connected with family and friends or share your trekking experience. Mobile network coverage is also available in many areas, with Nepal Telecom (NTC) and Ncell providing the most reliable connectivity throughout the trek, although service may be limited in some remote high-altitude sections.
Our Role in Preventing Altitude Sickness
During the Annapurna Circuit Trek, Trek Ways Nepal prioritizes your safety by implementing strong measures to minimize the risk of altitude sickness. We follow a carefully planned gradual ascent with proper acclimatization days, particularly in Manang, to help your body adjust to higher elevations.
Our experienced guides continuously monitor trekkers’ health and provide timely guidance and support whenever needed. We also advise trekkers to stay well-hydrated, avoid alcohol and caffeine, and maintain a high-carbohydrate diet for better energy and adaptation. In addition, trekkers are briefed on early symptoms of altitude sickness and encouraged to report any discomfort immediately, ensuring a safe, well-managed, and enjoyable high-altitude trekking experience in Nepal.
Climb High, Sleep Low
During the Annapurna Circuit Trek, Trek Ways Nepal follows the essential “climb high, sleep low” principle to support safe and effective acclimatization. This approach involves trekking to higher elevations during the day and returning to a lower altitude for overnight rest, allowing your body to gradually adapt to decreasing oxygen levels.
Our experienced guides also organize short acclimatization hikes above the lodge before descending back for the night. This proven strategy significantly reduces the risk of altitude sickness and helps ensure a safer, healthier, and more enjoyable high-altitude trekking experience in Nepal.
Things to pack for Annapurna Circuit Trek
Clothing:
Waterproof and windproof jacket
Insulating layers (fleece or down jacket)
Breathable trekking pants
Moisture-wicking base layers
Thermal underwear for colder days
Quick-drying trekking shirts
Waterproof pants
Hat (for sun protection) and beanie (for cold weather)
Gloves
Footwear:
Sturdy and comfortable trekking boots
Lightweight and breathable trekking socks
Sandals or comfortable camp shoes
Gear and Equipment:
Backpack with a rain cover
Sleeping bag suitable for cold temperatures
Trekking poles
Headlamp with extra batteries
Durable water bottle or hydration system
Sunglasses with UV protection
Sunscreen and lip balm with high SPF
Personal first aid kit
Multi-tool or knife
Duct tape for gear repairs
Quick-dry towel
Accessories:
Camera or smartphone for capturing memories
Power bank and chargers
Trekking map and guidebook
Journal and pen
Toiletries:
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Biodegradable soap and shampoo
Wet wipes or hand sanitizer
Personal hygiene items
Miscellaneous:
Snacks and energy bars
Cash (small denominations) for tea houses and tips
Lightweight daypack for side trips
Plastic bags for waterproofing and separating items
Trekking permits and identification documents
Map
Gallery
Reviews
Peter Burke
UK
I joined my son in late May 26 to hike the Annapurna circuit culminating in ascending Therong La - organised and managed by Trek Ways Nepal. Such a special journey better than I had imagined. We were accompanied by Pramod our guide and Kumar our porter. Kumar came as a most welcome addition that we both hadn't appreciated was joining us, without his assistance, the hike would have been much more difficult. Having spent a couple of days in Kathmandu and been given an excellent tour of this magical place by Menuka one of Trek Ways guides we set for Chame by jeep to begin the main event. Pramod was the most attentive patient and informative guide you could have wished for. He knew what to say, how to assist, when to get more involved when to stay back and watch, not surprisingly, as he has guided groups with Trek Ways for over 18 years. Pramod managed the itinerary with helpful flexibility when needed with extra time being taken to stay in Manang to acclimatise to increasing altitude. I wouldn't do the trek justice by trying to describe the journey - there's only one way to get that experience!! Tika Regmi heads up Trek Ways Nepal he's a master organiser decent, honest individual that's always one step ahead. If you have ever considered visiting Nepal check out Tika and Trek Ways.
Nele Seifert
Germany
I completed the Annapurna Circuit Trek at the beginning of May, and it was truly one of the most exciting and beautiful experiences I’ve ever had. I was traveling solo, which was no problem, and everything worked out perfectly with the help of Trek Ways Nepal a local company from start to finish, which made the whole trek very enjoyable and stress-free. The route itself is absolutely stunning, with incredible landscapes and breathtaking mountain views every single day. What made the experience even more special was my guide, who could always explain the mountains and peaks we were looking at and share interesting information about the region. It added so much to the trek and made the journey feel even more immersive. I can highly recommend the Annapurna Circuit to anyone looking for an unforgettable adventure in Nepal with Trek Ways Nepal Team. Speak with Tika Regmi, who will answer your every question patiently.
