• Annapurna - The Annapurna Circuit Trek takes adventurers through the stunning landscapes of the Annapurna Conservation Area, featuring majestic peaks like Mount Annapurna I at 8,091 meters, Dhaulagiri at 8,167 meters, and Machhapuchhre at 6,993 meters. This conservation area spans 7,629 square kilometers and includes mountain peaks, alpine meadows, trans-Himalayan valleys, pristine forests, lakes, glaciers, and rivers. Trekkers will witness the breathtaking view of Tilicho Lake, the world’s highest altitude lake at 4,919 meters. The trek also passes through the world’s deepest canyon, the Kaligandaki Gorge, which separates Mount Annapurna I to the east and Dhaulagiri to the west. Explore the remarkable Annapurna Conservation Area, home to 101 mammal species, 474 bird species, 39 reptile species, and 22 amphibian species. Notable animals include the Snow Leopard, Musk Deer, Tibetan Argali, Tibetan Wolf, and Tibetan Fox. Bird species characteristic of the area include the Golden Eagle, Demoiselle Crane, and various pheasants. The Annapurna Conservation Area is Nepal’s premier protected region for Himalayan wildlife and is home to over 10 ethnic groups. The Annapurna Circuit Trek offers an incredibly rewarding experience, especially for first-time trekkers in Nepal.

• Expert trekking guide with government license and covered expenses
• All ground transportation according to the itinerary
• All government and local taxes included
• Required permits for trekking: ACAP and TIMS
• Tea house accommodations throughout the trek

• All Meals in city & trekking
• Personal expenses water and bar bills, wifi internet, hot shower and snacks
• Porter is available in extra cost
• Tips for guide, porters and other staff

The Annapurna Conservation Area encompasses the entire Annapurna Himal. From the valley floor (below 1000m) to the summit of the Annapurna region, one can transition from lush subtropical areas to stark alpine climbs within days, observing the impact of altitude, topography, and climate on life.
Trails in the lower valleys often meander through land cleared for agriculture, occasionally dipping into the remaining shady broadleaf forests. Further upstream, travelers encounter the stunning rhododendron forests, with their twisted pinkish branches adorned with epiphytic ferns and orchids. In spring, the blooms range from red to pink to white, depending on the altitude. As the trail leads away from the constant roar of the river, the sounds of birdlife, and perhaps the call of a barking deer, become noticeable. The dry and open conifer forests, typically blue pine, can be eerily silent except for the wind whistling through the canopy.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.