Trip Facts
+2 People above
Moderate
Hotel/Mountain Lodge
5416M
B/L/D
Private Vehicle/Tourist Bus
Trip Highlights
- World largest pass Thoroung La 5416m crossing
- Explore Marsyangdi valley behind Himalaya
- Multi tribe culture exploration
- Side trip to Ice lake 4500m
- Sacred monastery and stupa
- Nepali cuisine and food
Trip Overview of Annapurna Circuit Trek
The Annapurna Circuit is a trek zone within the mountain ranges of central Nepal. It lies in the Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal which covers an area of 7629 sq. km. And the route length is 160-230 km depending upon the ways of transportation, trek points, and schedule. Annapurna Massif (Annapurna I-IV), Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, Manaslu, Gangapurna, Tilicho Peak, Pisang Peak, and Paungda Danda are the mountain scenery seen at close quarters with numerous other peaks of 6000-8000 m.
The Trek of Annapurna Circuit Trek from this agency starts from Kathmandu to Bhesisahar by drive, and the walking starts, and ends near at Pokhara, which comprises native cultures, natural biodiversity, snow-capped mountains, fountains, etc., and peace all the way.
For fulfilling the purpose of life with simplicity, peace, and relaxation, one may need to reach different corners of this planet or universe. Sharing a guide to life completely, we are here to serve all the trekkers by arranging a trip to Nepal. As we know Nepal is a country with diversity, so anyone who can spend one’s time here is aware, however for a short time. One place to go is Annapurna Circuit Trek, a highland cover of Nepal. Several features make this area one of the most pleasing places on this planet. One can spare time just to experience the foundations of livings in a serene environment and regulate or improve lifestyle wherever.
Tourist Link Trek and Expedition doesn’t take anything for granted, so rest assured of a crowning trek being with us. We can help anyone this way to explore the ways of living if needed, whoever comes to connect us.

Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu
30 Min Breakfast only Hotel in Kathmandu
Upon landing at the Tribhuvan International Airport at Kathmandu, you will be greeted by representative from ‘Tourist Link Treks & Expedition’ who will then convey you through the vibrant streets in Kathmandu to the hotel where you will receive a brief explanation regarding your trekking package. You will spend the night in the comfy bed.
Day 02: Sightseeing in Kathmandu
6 hours Breakfast only Hotel in Kathmandu
Taking light breakfast early in the morning, our guide will then take you for a pleasant day tour inside Kathmandu which encompasses the UNESCO enlisted holiest shrine of Shiva at Pashupatinath Temple Complex, the Bouddhanath Stupa which is the largest Stupa existing inside Kathmandu, Swayambhunath Temple aka Monkey Temple which is the oldest Stupa inside Kathmandu which dates almost 2oooyrs back and the Kathmandu Durbar Square which is yet another UNESCO enlisted historical site where you will get chance to view the abode of Living Goddess- Kumari, Kasthamandap Temple, Kal Bhairab and many more.
Day 03: Drive to Khudi via Besisahar
7 hours B/L/D Normal Hotel
A pleasing drive through the meandering road with fabulous views of rice terraces, looming mountains and rivers will lead us through Mugling to Dumre where we part our ways with Prithvi Highway and head for Besisahar. A mere 30minutes drive from Besisahar will be enough to take us to Khudi.
Day 04: Trek to Bhahundanda
6 hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
The sensational trekking experience comes into action once we arrive at Khudi. Crossing the suspension bridge over the river, we will continue uphill through the woods to the small Tamang village of Taranche before following the escalating trail towards Sirung which offers the homestay facility.
Day 05: Trek to Chamje
6 hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
Walking past the paddy fields and a few small villages, we will walk along the Marsyangdi River to arrive at Syangje which locates itself at 1100m altitude. Following the steep trail to Jagat located at 1300m altitude, we will continue clambering the trail towards Chamje.
Day 06: Trek to Dharapani
5 hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
6th day marks the entrance into the Manang Region as we continue walking through corn and barley fields to woods of bamboo and blooming rhododendrons which is famous for several local bird watching. Traversing the woods, we will arrive at the village of Tal from where the trail stretches further to Dharapani.
Day 07: Trek to Chame
6 hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
It takes 6hours of gratifying trekking along the trail that continues upward through the forested ridge to arrive at Chame located at 2710m altitude. En route, we will be blessed with scenic views of magnificent Annapurna II, Annapurna IV, and Lamjung Mountains.
Day 08: Trek to Pisang
6 hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
Continuing through the tapered route that makes its way to the deep woods, we will cross the river at several points over suspension bridges to reach the basin which extends further uphill to Pisang located at 3300m altitude where we will be staying overnight.
Day 09: Trek to Manang
6 Hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
Chasing the trekking trail that continues through Geru, we will make it to Upper Pisang which serves as the natural vantage point offering close-up views of colossal Annapurna, Pisang, and many more peaks. While at Manang, we will be paying our respect to Barge Monastery which happens to be the largest Monastery in the entire Manang district.
Day 10: Acclimatization Day in Manang
All Day B/L/D Mountain Lodge
10th day is taken as the acclimatization day which is required to synchronize our bodily functions to the higher altitude of the environment. Since subtle walking is recommended over remaining idle, we will be having a brief exploration of Manang. Bhojo Gompa, Gangapurna Lake, and Vraga Village are some sites that are worth visiting.
Day 11: Trek to Yak Kharka
5 Hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
Crossing the river, we will chase the raised path all the way to Tenki Village which further passes uphill through Marshyangdi Basin to pastureland. Continuing the easy trail along the way near to Ghunsa Village, we will head through ancient Mani Walls to Yak Kharka located at 4110m altitude.
Day 12: Trek to Thorong Phedi
4 hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
About 4hours of walking through the bit strenuous trail that passes through the rocky terrain will lead us to the beautiful Village of Thorong Phedi which exists at 4600m altitude height. Staying at the village of Thorong Phedi on this day is advised over climbing to the high camp.
Day 13: Trek to Muktinath via Thorong La
7 Hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
Conquering the Thorong La Pass (5416m) would be the toughest part of the Annapurna Circuit Trek. Ascending up through the ridge with much toil, we will reach the summit which offers kaleidoscopic views of many snow-clad mountains. Devoting some time to admiring the natural vista, we will follow the steep trail downhill to the famous Muktinath temple.
Day 14: Trek to Marpha
6 hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
Taking the ritual bath in the taps around Muktinath Temple, we will worship in the Muktinath Temple which is equally venerated among Hindus and Buddhists before lowering down through Ranipauwa Village, Kagbeni, and Jomsom to eventually reach Marpha Village which is famous for its production of apple.
Day 15: Trek to Ghasa
6 Hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
Treading through the pretty settlement at Chokhopani Village, we will walk past the villages of Thakali natives to Kokhethanti. Crossing the river at Kokhethanti, we will chase the trail that prolongs to Kalopani. En route, we will enjoy the natural grandeur of Annapurna I, Dhaulagiri, and the Tukuche Mountains.
Day 16: Trek to Tatopani
6 Hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
Crossing the bridge at Ghasa, we will have a gradual descent through the woods and waterfall from where the trail progresses through Kopchepani, Garpar, Dana, and Narchyang Besi to Tatopani which is a natural hot spring. Taking bath in Tatopani is believed to cure skin ailments.
Day 17: Trek to Ghorepani
6 Hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
Progressing through the villages of Ghara and Sikha, the trekking trail rises upward through the forest that is colored in rhododendron and other alpine flowers which further leads us to Ghorepani which is the exquisite village located at 2850m altitude where we will be staying overnight.
Day 18: Trek to Tadapani
5 Hours B/L/D Mountain Lodge
We will leave the bed early in the morning along with the wake-up call from the hotel staff and take a hurried trip to the summit of Poonhill where we will be enjoying the mesmerizing sunrise views along with the spectacular vistas of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Mountains. Returning back to the hotel, we will have a sumptuous breakfast before heading to Taddapani.
Day 19: Trek to Nayapul via Ghandruk Drive to Pokhara
7 Hours B/L/D Hotel in Pokhara
Lowering down through the dense woods of blooming rhododendrons, we will walk past the largest settlement of Ghandruk to make it to Nayapul which marks the end of pleasant trekking experience as we take an hour long drive back to Pokhara where we will be staying in the hotel at Lakeside of Pokhara.
Day 20: Drive to Kathmandu
7 hours Breakfast only Hotel in Kathmandu
5hours of scenic drive through the serpentine roads along Prithvi Highway with exotic views of the Trishuli River, paddy fields, terraces, and hills will lead us back to Kathmandu where we will be staying in a hotel. Dinner will be served in the evening to celebrate the successful ‘Annapurna Circuit Trek.’
Day 21: Departure
30 min Breakfast only
The enticing 21days ‘Annapurna Circuit Trek’ comes to an end on this day as you will be transferred back to Tribhuvan International airport by our representative. We are happy to serve you and we will be looking forward to your next visit.
What's included?
- Airport pick up and drop off by private vehicle
- Sightseeing at Kathmandu Valley (Monkey Temple, Pasupapati Temple, Boudhanath, Durbar square)
- Two night accommodation with breakfast at 3-star category Hotel in Kathmandu
- Two-night accommodation with breakfast at 3-star category Hotel in Pokhara
- Best available twin-sharing lodge for accommodation during the trek
- Three daily meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) during the trek
- Surface transfer from Kathmandu to Beshidahar and Pokhara to Kathmandu by Tourist Bus and from Nayapul to Pokhara by private vehicle
- One highly experienced helpful and friendly guide (English-speaking and Government licensed holder guide)
- Porter service (2 Trekker: 1 Porter) their food, accommodation, Salary, equipment, and staff insurance
- Snacks of seasonal fruits during the trek
- Trekking map and trip achievement certificate
- For all necessary paperwork and permits (ACAP and TIMS) please bring 4 passport-size photographs
- All Local/Government Taxes and office service charge
- Medical Supplies (First Aid Kit will be available)
- Farewell dinner before
departure
- Arrangement of Emergency Helicopter service which will be paid by your travel insurance Company
What's not included?
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara
- Personal trekking equipment
- Snacks and other expenses
- Excess baggage charges
- Hot showers during the trek except when in Pokhara and Kathmandu
- Personal travel insurance
- Emergency evacuation if required
- Personal expenses like phone calls, laundry, bar bills, and extra porters
- Tips and donations for guides and porters.
- Optional trips and sightseeing if extend
Fixed Departures
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Essential Information
Annapurna Circuit Trek what you need know ?
When to Go?
March to May and mid-September to November are ideal times to go on trekking in Nepal. However, you can do the trek throughout the year, excluding harsh winter and heavy monsoon period for better experiences. Read more...
Gear Checklist
Gears and equipment assure your safety and smooth trekking experiences as you enter the Himalayas. With essential equipment, you can add some of the other specific ones which most probably will come handy in the trek. A reliable preparation from your side is a positive step for successful trekking and climbing expedition. Read more...
Food, drinking water, and accommodation facilities
The menu for everyday foods gets slimmer with a significant rise in altitude. One can always find a warm tea and basic local staple in the lodges or teahouses operating here. Natural drinking water sources, as well as Drinking water taps, are available throughout the trail. Accommodations might lose even some of the basic facilities as we move higher up in the trails of Himalayas. Read more...
Trip Permit
To enter and trek the protected and restricted segments of Nepal, you will have to take special permits from the government of Nepal for the sole purpose of preserving the people and nature of these areas. Read more...
Altitude Sickness
Altitude sickness is one of the primary concern while trekking in the areas of higher altitude. You must be prepared and act quickly if the symptoms appear during the trek. Using some prevention techniques, you can slow down and minimize the symptoms of Altitude sickness up to some extent. Read More...
Physical condition and experience requirements
Different types and levels of trekking might require a certain minimum fitness level to accomplish. With the guides, you can make up for the segments of lacking experience of trekking. Nepal also offers a lot of different varieties of the trek which the trekkers of any age or physical condition can do. Selection of optimal trekking program is best for both parties. Read more...
Weather
Weather in the Higher Himalayas is always unpredictable. Regular monitoring and contact help us to be safe from any unforeseen change of weather in most cases. With the presence of a licensed guide, you can take correct destinations and make the most of the trek. Read more...
Reviews
Vicky
Netherlands
Amazing trek in the Himalayas for 14 days
We've been using Tourist Link Trek And Expedition for the last 3 months while being in Nepal and couldn't be happier with the service and experience. We did the Annapurna Read More ...Danney Bos
Netherlands