One of the popular trekking destinations in the western part of Nepal is the Annapurna Circuit trek, not just because of the high Mountain views (Annapurna mountain range, Dhaulagiri, Fishtail), but also the diverse landscape, wildlife, terraced fields, flora, and fauna, and warm hospitality of local people makes this trip wonderful experience.
Day 1 : Welcome to Kathmandu and transfer to your hotel.
Day 2: Drive Kathmandu to Jagat
Day 3: Drive from Jagat to Chame ( 2,720 m)
Day 4: Trek from Chame to Pisang (10,466 feet / 3,190 m)
Day 5: Trek from Pisang to Manang (11,548 feet / 3,520 m) Manang
Day 6: Accamilitazation day in Manang (11,482 feet / 3,500 m)
Day 7:Trek from Manang to Yak Kharka (4,030 m)
Day 8: Trek from Yak Kharka to Thorung Phedi (14,599 feet / 4,450 m)
Day 9: Trek from Thorung Phedi to Muktinath (12,467 feet / 3,800 m) via Thorung La pass (5,400m)
Day 10: Trek from Muktinath to Jomsom (8,910 feet / 2,715 m)
Day 11: Fly from Jomsom to Pokhara , Explore Lake side.
Day 12 : fly Pokhara to Kathmandu
Day 13 : Depart Kathmandu.
Most travelers need to obtain a tourist visa to enter Nepal. This visa can be easily obtained upon arrival in the country.
The tourist visa can be arranged:
Travelers may also complete the visa application form online before arrival, which can help speed up the process at the airport.
To obtain a visa on arrival, travelers must complete the immigration form, present a valid passport, and pay the visa fee.
It is recommended to bring US dollars in cash to pay the visa fee.
In some cases, a passport-sized photo may be required, so it is advisable to bring one with you.
Tourist visas are generally issued as multiple-entry visas, allowing travelers to leave and re-enter Nepal during the validity period of the visa.
Indian citizens do not require a visa to enter Nepal. However, they must carry a valid passport or an approved identification document when crossing the border.
Adequate travel insurance is mandatory for all participants joining our treks and expeditions.
Travel insurance is not included in the trip price, and each participant is responsible for arranging their own policy before traveling to Nepal.
We strongly recommend that your insurance policy covers:
Helicopter evacuations in the Himalayas can be very expensive, especially in remote areas where road access is limited. For this reason, having proper insurance coverage is essential for your safety and peace of mind.
For most treks in Nepal, we recommend insurance coverage for trekking activities up to at least 4,000–6,000 meters, including emergency helicopter evacuation.
For mountaineering expeditions or peak climbs above 6,000 meters, it is mandatory to have insurance that covers high-altitude mountaineering and rescue operations.
Participants must carefully check that their insurance policy covers the maximum altitude of their chosen trip.
Participants should carry a copy of their insurance policy and emergency contact numbers during the trek or expedition.
Having appropriate insurance provides safety and peace of mind for both participants and the mountain team supporting the expedition.
Tipping is not mandatory but is a common practice in Nepal and a way to show appreciation for the local team supporting your trek or expedition.
Guides, Sherpas and porters work hard to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey in the mountains, assisting with logistics, equipment and support throughout the route.
As a general guideline, many trekkers choose to tip approximately:
Tips are usually given at the end of the trek as a gesture of appreciation for the service provided.
The final amount is always at the discretion of each participant and may vary depending on group size and personal satisfaction with the service.
Each participant should carry a small personal first aid kit with basic medications that may be needed during the trek or expedition.
It is important to bring any personal medication prescribed by your doctor, as well as any specific treatments you normally use.
A personal first aid kit may include, for example:
We recommend consulting your doctor before the trip if you require specific medication for high-altitude activities.
Our mountain team carries a group first aid kit and essential safety equipment, but each participant is responsible for their own personal medication.
Join a carefully crafted trek designed for those seeking silence, vast landscapes, and a deep connection with the mountains.
Our past travelers share the highs, challenges, and unforgettable moments that made their Himalayan journey truly extraordinary.
Professionnal guide Big experience Have a respect every place during the treck Everything is on control with Pasang. I recommended a 150%
Stephen Tindall
Gokyo Chola Pass Everest Base Camp UK
I can honestly say I cannot recommend Pasang enough, I had the best time ever. Pasang is very knowledgeable and has so much passion about what he does. Throughout my trek I felt safe, and very welcomed. Pasang has become a life long friend, what…
Great guide, I strongly recommend! He knows a lot about the culture and knows many people. Also, I had the opportunity to have lunch at the EBC with others sherpas, nice experience… Thanks Pasang for guiding me during the EBC trekking!
Jensen Lodge
Island Peak Climbling UK
Myself and a pal from Mountain Rescue England and Wales decided to go to Nepal and see the spectacular Himalayan Peaks. They didn’t disappoint. I have done a lot of mountaineering in Europe, Mont Blan, Gran Paradiso Etc. but these are next level…literally. The altitude…
Had a great experience with Pasang on our Everest base camp and Island Peak trek. Very knowledgeable and friendly and great communication skills 👌
