Annapurna Circuit Trek-14 Days

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  • Duration14 Days
  • DestinationNepal
  • Difficulty Level Hard
  • Maximum Altitude 5,416 m
  • Activity Trekking
  • Group Size 1+
  • Accommodation Teahouse/Lodge
  • Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Best Season March to May and September to December

Are you ready for an unforgettable trekking adventure? The Annapurna Circuit Trek, spanning 14 days, is one of the world’s most iconic and breathtaking hiking routes, drawing trekking enthusiasts from around the globe to Nepal’s Annapurna region. This journey promises a perfect blend of stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and personal discovery all on foot, with no vehicles to interrupt your connection to nature.

The Annapurna mountain range, named after the goddess of nourishment, is home to the formidable Annapurna I, towering at 8,091 meters the world’s tenth highest peak. Surrounding it are 13 other peaks over 7,000 meters and 16 more above 6,000 meters, creating a spectacular alpine panorama. The circuit itself is carved by the deep gorges of the Marshyangdi and Kali Gandaki rivers and enriched by the unique Tibetan Buddhist culture as you move from Pisang towards Mustang.

As you trek, you’ll encounter the vibrant communities of the Magar and Gurung peoples known for their bravery, rich traditions, and heartfelt hospitality. Their villages and traditions offer an authentic glimpse into Himalayan life, enriching your trek with unforgettable cultural encounters.

Your journey begins in Kathmandu, a city alive with temples, monasteries, and bustling markets that introduce you to Nepal’s spiritual and cultural depth. From there, you’ll drive to Jagat and start trekking through picturesque Manang Valley settlements, where the sky seems just within reach.

The trail takes you to Manang Village, a timeless place filled with ancient forts, monasteries, and warm smiles. Your determination will be tested as you cross the daunting Thorong La Pass at 5,416 meters, rewarded with awe-inspiring views of peaks like Lamjung Himal, Dhaulagiri, Annapurna I, Machapuchare (Fishtail), Hiunchuli, Manaslu, and Nilgiri.

On the descent, you’ll reach the sacred site of Muktinath, where both Buddhists and Hindus come to worship and purify themselves in the 108 natural springs—a spiritually profound stop on your route. The trail then winds through Mustang’s otherworldly landscapes toward Jomsom and continues to Pokhara, where serene lakeside views offer a peaceful contrast to your mountain journey before returning to Kathmandu.

This 14-day Annapurna Circuit Trek encapsulates the grandeur of the Himalayas, the warmth of local cultures, and the beauty of Nepal’s diverse natureall within a manageable fortnight. It’s accessible to those with good health and fitness, perfect for adventurers seeking both physical challenge and cultural immersion during the best trekking seasons of autumn and spring.

What is the route of the Annapurna Circuit 14 Days Trek?

The Annapurna Circuit trek offers an unforgettable journey through some of Nepal’s most stunning landscapes and culturally rich regions. Beginning in the bustling city of Kathmandu, trekkers set off toward the scenic town of Chame, passing through charming villages like Pisang and Ngawal on the Upper Trails, each providing a unique blend of natural beauty and traditional Himalayan culture.

Continuing onward, the trail leads to the mesmerizing Ice Lake, a pristine alpine destination that captivates trekkers with its serene and untouched environment. Further along, you’ll reach Yak Kharka, a picturesque settlement nestled amid rugged mountain terrain, offering a glimpse into high-altitude rural life.

One of the trek’s defining challenges and highlights is the ascent to Thorong La Pass, standing at 5,416 meters. This high mountain pass tests endurance but rewards trekkers with breathtaking panoramic views of towering Himalayan peaks. After crossing the pass, the route descends toward Muktinath, a sacred pilgrimage site revered by both Hindus and Buddhists.

The journey then continues to Jomsom, a quaint town surrounded by arid, Mars-like landscapes, before concluding in the serene lakeside city of Pokhara. Finally, trekkers return to Kathmandu, completing a circular route that beautifully showcases the diverse natural wonders, rich cultures, and majestic mountains of the Annapurna Circuit.

Best Time For Annapurna Circuit Trek

The best time to embark on a 14-day Annapurna Circuit Trek is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These periods offer trekkers an optimal blend of pleasant weather, clear mountain views, and comfortable temperatures for an extended journey.

During spring, the weather in the Annapurna region is mild and stable, with daytime temperatures that are just right for trekking and nights that are refreshingly cool. This is particularly advantageous for a 14-day itinerary as you'll be exposed to varying altitudes and conditions. The landscape is adorned with colorful rhododendron blooms, creating a vibrant and picturesque setting. The clear skies allow for excellent visibility of the surrounding peaks, including the iconic Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. This season is well-suited for trekkers seeking an extended adventure with consistently pleasant conditions.

Autumn, on the other hand, provides stable and dry weather, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable 14-day trek. The skies remain clear, offering trekkers consistent breathtaking mountain views throughout their journey. Temperatures during autumn are comfortable, with warm days and cooler nights, making it an ideal time for an extended trek. This season allows you to fully immerse yourself in the natural beauty and cultural richness of the Annapurna region without the challenges of monsoon rains or extreme cold.

In summary, both spring and autumn offer prime conditions for a 14-day Annapurna Circuit Trek, making it possible to savor the diverse landscapes, cultures, and experiences that this iconic trek has to offer. Trekkers can undertake this extended adventure with confidence, knowing that the weather and scenery will be in their favor throughout the journey.

Trekking Permits for the Annapurna Circuit Trek

Trekking permits for the Annapurna Circuit Trek are required, and obtaining the necessary permits is an essential part of planning your trek. Here are the primary permits you'll need:

  1. Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP): This permit is required for all trekkers entering the Annapurna Conservation Area. The ACAP aims to conserve the natural and cultural heritage of the region. You can obtain this permit in Kathmandu or at the entry points to the conservation area, such as Besisahar or Chame.

  2. Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) Card: The TIMS card is another important permit required for the Annapurna Circuit Trek. It helps track trekkers in the region for their safety and well-being. You can obtain the TIMS card in Kathmandu or at the TIMS counter in Pokhara.

  3. Restricted Area Permits (if applicable): Depending on your specific route within the Annapurna Circuit and whether you plan to explore certain restricted areas, you may need additional permits. For example, if you plan to visit the Upper Mustang or Manaslu regions as part of your trek, you will need separate permits for those areas.

It's important to note that permit regulations and fees can change, so it's advisable to check with the Nepal Tourism Board or a local trekking agency for the most up-to-date information and requirements before starting your Annapurna Circuit Trek.

Why is the Annapurna Circuit Trek considered challenging?

The Annapurna Circuit Trek is considered a moderate to strenuous trek, primarily due to its high elevation, length, and demanding terrain. One of the most challenging aspects of this journey is the Thorong La Pass, which rises to an altitude of 5,416 meters (17,769 feet). This is the highest point on the circuit and is often the most difficult segment, as trekkers must navigate steep ascents, thin air, and potentially harsh weather conditions including snow, ice, and sub-zero temperatures.

In addition to Thorong La, much of the trail remains above 3,000 meters, which poses a continuous risk of altitude sickness. Proper acclimatization is essential, and a planned rest day in Manang is typically included in the itinerary for this purpose. The physical effort required to hike several hours per day often on steep, rocky, or uneven terrain can be intense, especially for those not accustomed to multi-day trekking at altitude.

The route also traverses diverse environments, from lush lowlands to arid high-altitude zones, which can lead to rapidly changing weather and temperatures. Snowfall during late autumn or early spring can make passes temporarily impassable, and during winter, the Thorong La section is frequently closed due to dangerous conditions.

Unlike other treks where difficulty can sometimes be reduced by using transport or skipping sections, the Annapurna Circuit’s most challenging parts are also the most rewarding. Skipping them would mean missing out on iconic landscapes, cultural encounters, and high Himalayan passes that define the trek.

For this reason, the Annapurna Circuit Trek is best suited for trekkers with a good level of fitness, strong determination, and mental resilience. Preparing through cardiovascular training, hiking practice, and altitude education is highly recommended before undertaking the trek.

Highlights
  • Spectacular Mountain Views: Enjoy panoramic vistas of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and other majestic peaks throughout the trek.
  • Cultural Immersion: Experience the diverse cultures of the region as you pass through traditional mountain villages and interact with local communities.
  • Throng La Pass: Cross the iconic Throng La Pass at 5,416 meters, the highest point of the trek, for stunning views and a sense of achievement.
  • Varied Landscapes: Trek through lush forests, picturesque valleys, arid deserts, and charming alpine meadows, witnessing the diverse natural beauty of the Annapurna region.
  • Ancient Monasteries: Visit ancient monasteries and temples along the route, offering a glimpse into the spiritual traditions of the Himalayan region.
  • Natural Hot Springs: Soak in natural hot springs at Tatopani, providing a soothing respite after days of trekking.
  • Friendly Local Communities: Interact with the warm and welcoming locals, who embody the legendary hospitality of the Nepalese people.
Itinerary

Welcome to Nepal! After you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will pick you up and take you to your hotel. Take the day to rest or explore the lively streets of Thamel. In the evening, join a short briefing with your guide to prepare for the trek ahead.

  • Max. Altitude:1400

Today, you’ll travel to Jagat, the starting point of your trek. First, a bus ride to Besisahar (about 6 hours), then a jeep ride to Jagat. Enjoy beautiful views of rivers, terraced fields, and local villages along the way. Spend the night in a cozy teahouse.

  • Max. Altitude:1100
  • Time:7-8
  • Meals:B,L,D

The trek officially begins! You’ll walk through forests of pine and oak, passing waterfalls and traditional Gurung villages. Enjoy the fresh mountain air and peaceful surroundings as you reach Dharapani after about 5 to 6 hours.

  • Max. Altitude:1960
  • Time:5-6
  • Meals:B,L,D

As you hike to Chame, the headquarters of Manang district, you’ll cross suspension bridges and walk through rhododendron forests. Along the way, get your first great views of Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal.

  • Max. Altitude:2630
  • Time:5-6
  • Meals:B,L,D

Today’s trail will take you past terraced fields and charming villages with stunning views of Annapurna II and Pisang Peak. Explore Pisang’s ancient monasteries and soak in the local culture.

  • Max. Altitude:3300
  • Time:5-6
  • Meals:B,L,D

You’ll continue ascending to Manang, a beautiful village known for its rich culture and panoramic mountain views. The path leads through alpine meadows and across the Marsyangdi River.

  • Max. Altitude:3540
  • Time:6-7
  • Meals:B,L,D

Take it easy today to let your body adjust to the altitude. You can explore Manang village, visit the Himalayan Rescue Association clinic, or hike nearby for incredible views of the mountains and glaciers.

  • Max. Altitude:3540
  • Meals:B,LD

The trail gently climbs through open meadows where yaks graze peacefully. This shorter trek day gives you time to enjoy the calm Himalayan atmosphere before arriving in Yak Kharka.

  • Max. Altitude:4020
  • Time:5-6
  • Meals:B,L,D

The path gets steeper as you head to Thorong Phedi, the base camp for crossing Thorong La Pass. Take it slow and rest well tonight to prepare for the big day ahead.

  • Max. Altitude:4450
  • Time:4-5
  • Meals:B,LD

Today is the highlight crossing Thorong La Pass, one of the highest passes in Nepal! Start early to tackle the challenging climb, rewarded by breathtaking views from the top. Then descend to the holy town of Muktinath, sacred to both Buddhists and Hindus.

  • Max. Altitude:3800
  • Time:8-9
  • Meals:B,L,D

Enjoy a scenic descent through the Kali Gandaki Valley, passing dry landscapes, ancient monasteries, and traditional Thakali villages. Reach Jomsom, a charming town surrounded by towering peaks.

  • Max. Altitude:2720
  • Time:6-7
  • Meals:B,L,D

Take a scenic drive to the lakeside city of Pokhara. Relax by the peaceful lakeside or explore the bustling Lakeside area with plenty of cafes and shops.

  • Max. Altitude:820
  • Time:7-8
  • Meals:B,L

Drive back to Kathmandu, enjoying your last views of the mountains. In the evening, celebrate your successful trek with a cultural farewell dinner.

  • Max. Altitude:1350
  • Time:7-8
  • Meals:B,D

It’s time to say goodbye! We’ll transfer you to the airport for your flight home, carrying unforgettable memories of your Annapurna adventure.

    Tips for Annapurna Circuit Trek

    Here are some valuable tips to consider for a successful and enjoyable Annapurna Circuit Trek:

    1. Stay Hydrated: Dehydration is a significant concern during trekking. Drink ample water throughout the journey to stay hydrated and maintain your energy levels.

    2. Carry Cash: Ensure you have enough Nepali currency in cash. Keep extra as a precaution. Divide your money and store it in separate places to be prepared for unexpected situations.

    3. Money Management: Avoid keeping all your money in one place. Divide and store it separately to be prepared for any unforeseen circumstances.

    4. Pack Thoughtfully: Avoid overpacking and stick to essentials. Pack necessary items without burdening yourself with excessive weight.

    5. Build Relationships: Foster a positive rapport with your guide and porter. Building good relationships can enhance your trekking experience.

    6. Sleeping Bag: Carry a suitable sleeping bag rated for at least -10 degrees Celsius to ensure warmth and comfort during chilly nights.

    7. Hygiene Matters: Maintain proper hygiene to prevent illnesses and infections. Prioritize cleanliness throughout the journey.

    8. Rest and Pace: Avoid overexertion by taking regular breaks and resting when needed. Walk at a comfortable pace and maintain a consistent rhythm.

    9. Acclimatization: Allow your body to acclimate to the altitude. Ascend gradually and follow recommended guidelines to prevent altitude sickness.

    10. Weather Awareness: Stay attuned to weather changes and your surroundings. Be prepared for any shifts in conditions.

    11. Forge Friendships: Interact with fellow trekkers and locals. Building connections can enrich your experience and provide valuable insights.

    12. Eco-Friendly Practices: Dispose of your garbage responsibly, utilizing designated dumping areas. Keep the environment clean and minimize your impact.

    13. Adhere to Rules: Respect local customs and follow Nepal government regulations. Abide by trekking guidelines for a safe and respectful journey.

    By adhering to these tips, you can enhance your Annapurna Circuit Trek experience and ensure a safe and memorable adventure.

    Cost Details
    Includes
    • All airport/hotel transfers
    • All accommodations and meals during the trek
    • An experienced English-speaking trek leader (trekking guide), assistant trek leader (6 trekkers:1 assistant guide), and Sherpa porters to carry luggage (2 trekkers:1 porter) including their salary, insurance, equipment, flight, food, and lodging
    • All necessary paperwork and permits (National Park permit, TIMS)
    • A comprehensive medical kit
    • All government and local taxes
    Excludes
    • Meals not specified in the 'Meal Inclusions' in the itinerary'
    • Hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara 
    • Travel Insurance
    • International airfare
    • Nepal entry visa
    • Hot showers during the trek
    • Personal trekking equipment
    • Tips for trekking staff and driver (Tipping is respected but it is not obligatory)
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    Accommodation during the Annapurna Circuit Trek

    Accommodation options along the Annapurna Circuit Trek are readily accessible, owing to its status as one of the world's most renowned trekking routes. The trek follows a system of tea houses or lodges, where trekkers transition from one lodging to another along the path. Nevertheless, it's crucial to keep in mind that during the peak trekking seasons, the trail can get quite congested, resulting in a high demand for places to stay. Therefore, it is strongly recommended to secure advance reservations, especially if you are trekking with the assistance of a guide who can handle this for you. This proactive approach ensures that you can enjoy a comfortable and well-rested experience each day throughout your journey.

    Food During the Annapurna Circuit Trek

    Regarding food on the Annapurna Circuit Trek, trekkers are spoiled for choice with a diverse range of culinary options available along the route. The tea houses offer hygienic and flavorful meals to cater to various tastes. While the popular choice is Dal Bhat curry, which consists of rice, lentil soup, and curry, the menu extends to include fried rice, eggs, noodles, pizzas, sizzlers, Yak steak, Yak Burger, and a variety of other dishes. Furthermore, the presence of local bakeries enhances the culinary experience, with freshly baked bread available in Manang and beyond. Beverages such as tea, coffee, hot chocolate, juice, and soups are also on offer to provide refreshment and warmth. It's worth noting that alcohol consumption is discouraged at high altitudes due to its potential impact on acclimatization. Even at the challenging altitude of Thorong La pass, well-appointed tea houses provide a welcoming atmosphere for trekkers to relax and enjoy a wide array of beverages and meals.

    Preparation for Annapurna Circuit Trekking

    To prepare adequately for the Annapurna Circuit Trek and build endurance while enhancing core strength, individuals should allocate sufficient time for physical conditioning and exercise. The focus should be on engaging in aerobic activities such as jogging, cycling, running, and squat jumps, all of which contribute to strengthening the muscles around the joints. These aerobic exercises not only enhance overall fitness but also aid in improving balance, providing a more stable foundation for navigating the rugged and uneven terrain encountered on the trek. It's crucial to recognize that successfully completing the Annapurna Circuit Trek demands not only the ability to walk on various types of terrain but also being in good physical shape.

    Before embarking on the journey to Nepal, it's advisable to commence with shorter hikes and gradually progress to longer ones as confidence and physical fitness increase. Emotional preparation is equally important, as a lack of self-assurance can often lead to discomfort and anxiety during the trek. It's essential to conduct thorough research on the weather conditions and the trekking itinerary for the Annapurna Circuit, as this knowledge will provide valuable insights on how to manage different situations and aid in thorough trip preparation.

    Packing list for 14 days Annapurna Circuit Trek

    Packing for the Annapurna Circuit Trek requires careful consideration of the essentials while keeping your load manageable. Here's a packing list for an 11-14 day trek:

    Clothing:

    1. Moisture-wicking base layers (long-sleeve and short-sleeve)
    2. Insulating mid-layers (fleece or down jacket)
    3. Waterproof and windproof outer shell jacket
    4. Waterproof and breathable trekking pants
    5. Lightweight, quick-drying trekking shorts
    6. Thermal underwear for colder nights
    7. Warm hat and sun hat
    8. Gloves (warm and lightweight)
    9. Socks (moisture-wicking and warm)
    10. Sturdy, comfortable trekking boots with good ankle support
    11. Comfortable camp shoes or sandals
    12. Gaiters to keep snow and debris out of your boots (if trekking in the colder months)

    Gear:

    1. Backpack (40-50 liters) with a rain cover
    2. Sleeping bag (rated for low temperatures)
    3. Trekking poles for added stability
    4. Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
    5. Sunglasses with UV protection
    6. Water purification tablets or a filter
    7. Lightweight and quick-drying towel
    8. Durable water bottles or a hydration system
    9. Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap, toilet paper, hand sanitizer)
    10. First aid kit (bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, blister treatment)
    11. Multi-tool or Swiss Army knife
    12. Travel wallet or pouch for important documents

    Electronics:

    1. Camera or smartphone for capturing memories
    2. Power bank and charging cables
    3. Plug adapter and voltage converter (if needed)

    Miscellaneous:

    1. Trekking permits and identification
    2. Cash (Nepalese Rupees) for purchasing items on the trail
    3. Maps and guidebooks
    4. Snacks and energy bars
    5. Sewing kit and repair tools for gear
    6. Trekking pole rubber tips (for use in tea houses)
    7. Plastic bags for organizing and waterproofing your gear

    Remember that packing light is key for an enjoyable trek. You'll be carrying your backpack for long hours each day, so prioritize essentials and avoid overpacking. Additionally, the weather can vary, so layering your clothing is a good strategy to adapt to changing conditions. Finally, consider the season and weather forecasts when packing, as requirements may differ depending on the time of year you choose for your Annapurna Circuit Trek.

    Travel Advice

    When embarking on the trek, it's essential to carry some cash with you since there are no ATM facilities available along the route. You can use a small amount of cash to charge your electronic devices at teahouses, but it's advisable to bring extra batteries as well. Having travel insurance is a crucial document for your journey, and it should cover emergency evacuation and medical expenses. Remember that the expense of gratuities for your guides, drivers, and porters is not part of the trip's cost. It's customary to tip your guide and porter as a token of appreciation for their hard work.
    FAQs

    • The Annapurna Circuit Trek is a popular trekking route located in the Annapurna region of Nepal. It is known for its diverse landscapes, stunning mountain views, and rich cultural experiences.

    • The length of the trek can vary depending on the specific route taken and side trips chosen. Generally, it takes around 15 to 20 days to complete the entire circuit, covering a distance of approximately 160 to 230 kilometers (100 to 145 miles)

    • Yes, you need two permits to trek the Annapurna Circuit. The first is the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP), which is required for entering the Annapurna Conservation Area. The second is the Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) card, which provides trekking information and helps ensure safety.

    • The Annapurna Circuit Trek is considered moderately challenging. It involves long daily hikes, steep ascents and descents, and high altitudes. Adequate physical fitness and acclimatization are essential. Prior hiking experience and training will be beneficial, but it is not required for fit individuals.

    • Along the Annapurna Circuit, there are teahouses and lodges available for accommodation. These basic guesthouses provide rooms with shared facilities such as bathrooms and dining areas. The quality of facilities may vary along the route, with more amenities in larger villages.

    • Essential items to pack include sturdy trekking boots, warm clothing layers, a sleeping bag, a backpack, a good quality rain jacket, trekking poles, a first aid kit, water purification tablets, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a camera. It's important to pack light and carry only the necessary items.

    • Yes, altitude sickness is a potential risk during the Annapurna Circuit Trek, as some parts of the trail reach elevations above 5,000 meters (16,400 feet). It's crucial to acclimatize properly by taking rest days, staying hydrated, ascending slowly, and being aware of any symptoms of altitude sickness. It's recommended to consult with a healthcare professional before the trek.

    • Yes, there are numerous teahouses and lodges along the route where you can find accommodation and meals.

    • Some of the highlights include breathtaking mountain views of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and other peaks, crossing the Thorong La Pass, exploring diverse landscapes, and experiencing the local culture of the Himalayan region.

    • The popularity of the Annapurna Circuit Trek means that certain sections of the trail can be crowded, especially during peak trekking seasons. However, there are still opportunities to find quieter stretches and enjoy the serenity of the mountains.

    • Yes, the trek can be extended or modified according to your preferences. You can choose to include side trips to Tilicho Lake or the Annapurna Base Camp, or explore other routes in the Annapurna region.

    • ATMs and money exchange facilities are available in some larger villages along the trail, such as Manang and Jomsom. However, it's advisable to carry enough cash in Nepalese Rupees to cover your expenses during the trek.

    • Yes, you can purchase bottled water at teahouses along the trail, but it's recommended to carry a reusable water bottle and use water purification tablets or a water filter to minimize plastic waste and ensure a clean water supply.

    • Teahouses and lodges offer a variety of meals, including Nepali, Tibetan, Indian, and Western dishes. Common menu items include dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), momo (dumplings), noodles, pasta, and fried rice. Vegetarian and vegan options are also available.

    • Yes, it's possible to do the Annapurna Circuit Trek in the reverse direction, starting from either Besisahar or Bhulbhule. However, it's less common and may affect your acclimatization schedule.

    • The Annapurna region is home to various wildlife species, including snow leopards, Himalayan tahr, musk deer, langurs, and a variety of bird species. However, spotting wildlife is not guaranteed and requires luck and patience.

    • The cost of the trek can vary depending on factors such as the duration of the trek, your choice of accommodations, whether you hire a guide or porter, and your personal expenses. On average, budgeting around $25 to $40 per day for basic expenses should give you a rough estimate.

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    • green star

      Positive experience for trekking in Nepal

      All Nepal Hiking provided exceptional service and maintained a high level of professionalism. Chetan, our guide, demonstrated extensive knowledge of the trekking route as well as general trekking knowledge which was invaluable and provided a lot of trust in ensuring we  were in safe hands as we reached Thorong La pass. Overall it was a pleasant experience and I would highly recommend anyone new or experienced to check them out!

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      ApurvaAustralia,May 2025
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      Annapurna Circuit - Fantastic

      We went on a 13-day Annapurna Circuit trek with All Nepal Hiking, having been put in touch via a relative's recommendation. Our group was me, a friend, our guide Dinesh, and a porter. Dinesh was fantastic throughout: he was professional, a lot of fun, and put in a lot of effort to make sure that we had the best experience. He was very knowledgeable had good English, and always found the best tea houses/rooms for us. The company and Dinesh were flexible with plans the whole way through, dependent on weather/acclimatization/our priorities, allowing us to make the most of the days we had available. Rajendra also deserves a mention for helping to outline the trip faultlessly.

      I would 100% recommend All Nepal Hiking for those wanting to trek in Nepal, whether as first-timers or as more experienced trekkers.

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      Ed PSingapore,Mar 2025