Short Annapurna circuit Trek 10 Days

Arrival (free airport transportation)

On your arrival, we will provide a complimentary private vehicle pickup from the airport and drop you off at your hotel; on your departure, we will do the same. Our agent will be at the Tribhuvan International Airport with a booklet with your name. After giving you a Khada or Marigold garland as a welcome gift, they will drive you to your accommodation. To use this free service, you must enter your flight information. We offer this service to help you feel less alone when you move to a new nation.

The beginning of the trek

You will arrive in Kathmandu at least one day before the trek departure date, which is before 3 pm. On the day of the trek departure, your trip leader will pick you up from the hotel and take you to the bus station, where you can catch a bus to Besisahar. Local transportation from Kathmandu to Besisahar, as well as from Besisahar to Chame, Muktinath (via Jomsom), and Tatopani, is included in the package. You can reserve a private jeep for extra money.

Accommodation

The 10-day Annapurna Circuit Trek consists of one night at the nicest hotel in Pokhara and lodge-to-lodge stays throughout the trekking areas. We choose the greatest lodging options anywhere.

In Besisahar, Chame, Pisang, Muktinath, and Tatopani, you will spend five nights in twin-sharing rooms with private connected bathrooms. At Manang, Ledar, and Thorong High Camp, you will also stay for three nights in regular twin-sharing accommodations. A hotel room with a TV, 24-hour power, hot water, laundry facilities, and an attached bathroom will be yours for one night in Pokhara.

Although they are not included in the program, two nights in Kathmandu before and after the trek might be necessary. There are many different hotels in Kathmandu to fit your preferences and price range.

Meals

You must consume adequate amounts of protein, carbs, and other nutrients because this hike takes you to high altitudes close to the highest peaks in the world. You may not have all the options you have in large cities, but we will give you wholesome cuisine.

In the trek area, we will provide ten breakfasts, nine lunches, and eight evenings. All meals are provided full-board. Western, Asian, and traditional cuisines are available as menu items. But the menu will get shorter as we move higher.

We strongly recommend eating fresh vegetables and drinking hot lemon, ginger tea, green tea, lemon tea, and garlic soup (essential) at high heights. We also recommend that you try some of the most popular Nepali foods, such as chow mein (noodles), dal (lentil), momo (dumplings), tarkari (curry), and bhat (rice).

Although trekking regions provide a wide variety of non-vegetarian meals, we do not recommend them because the meat may not be hygienic. We also recommend avoiding hot chocolate, dairy products, alcohol, and foods that contain caffeine.

Except for standard meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner with seasonal fruits), the package does not include any personal expenses for alcoholic beverages, hot beverages (tea, coffee, etc.), or cold beverages at tea houses, hotels, or cafés. Similarly, this package does not cover lunch or dinner in Pokhara.

luggage

We provide one porter for every two hikers, and a porter is only permitted to carry a total of 18 kilograms of luggage. That means that each trekker can only bring 9 kilos of luggage. Additionally, we anticipate that you will have a small backpack for your belongings. Please only bring the necessities. Your extra luggage can be left at our office store or at your hotel. For the duration of their walk, we provide our trekkers a complimentary luggage storage service.

An ordinary day

You will travel, climb, take in the sights, take pictures, and explore the nearby communities every day. Our knowledgeable Sherpa guide will provide information and historical details about the locations you will be traveling during the expedition or trek. The majority of your luggage will be carried by the porters. For your belongings, you might also need to bring a small backpack.

A hot cup of tea or coffee in the morning kicks off the day. Depending on the length and type of the walk, you will start your day’s walk between 7 and 8 am after breakfast. You will eat lunch around midday on the way to the next location after three to four hours of walking. After an hour of recuperation, you will resume your journey.

In general, the afternoon stroll lasts between two and three hours.
You can explore the region and eat the additional meal as soon as you get to the tea shop, tent, or overnight lodging.

It is roughly 6:30 p.m. when dinner is served. Before you go to sleep, you can have nice conversations. Your trip leader or guide will describe the plan of action for the next day. After this briefing, you can play games like Monopoly and cards on board or watch videos about mountaineering. Most of our guests also choose to learn common Nepali words. If you like to read, you are welcome to bring one or two books.

Tipping

Tipping is a means to express thanks and is accepted and respected in Nepali society. Trekkers are free to tip, and it should be determined by the length, cost, and quality of the services received. Tipping is suggested both individually and as a group at the end of the tour.

The Trek’s End

On the last day of your trip, you will travel from Tatopani to Pokhara by local transportation. On the way, you will leave the settlement of Beni Bazaar. Your adventure comes to an end at Pokhara. In Kathmandu, we will organize a farewell dinner.