Annapurna Sanctuary Trek (14 days)
Annapurna Region

Annapurna Sanctuary Trek (14 days)

Trek through lush bamboo forests and rhododendron groves, up through the dramatic Modi Khola Gorge into the high glacial amphitheater of the Annapurna Sanctuary. Surrounded by ten of Nepal's greatest peaks, including Annapurna I and Machapuchare, this 14-day journey rewards trekkers with breathtaking mountain views and star-filled Himalayan skies.

Overview

The Annapurna Sanctuary trek, otherwise called Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) trek, is a powerhouse—it's one of the briefest significant treks in Nepal and gets very close with probably the greatest mountains. The trek starts with marsh bamboo woodlands and rhododendrons before causing it to up through the Modi Khola Gorge into the mountain amphitheater that is the Annapurna Sanctuary. This high frosty bowl is wild Himalayan nation ringed by ten of the greatest crests in Nepal, including Annapurna I, Annapurna II, and Machapuchare. On the off chance that you visit the Annapurna Sanctuary during the great climate months in the fall and spring, you can expect clear mornings and nights and a gleaming scene of snow-topped pinnacles and starry skies.

Your 14-day itinerary

Day 1 Day 01 Arrival in Kathmandu (1,300m/4,264ft)
Day 2 Day 02 Kathmandu: touring and trek arrangement
Day 3 Day 03 Fly to Pokhara and trek to Ulleri (2050 m/6725 ft): 30 min flight and 6 hours trek
Day 4 Day 04 Trek from Ulleri to Ghorepani (2,750 m/9,020 ft)
Day 5 Day 05 Hike from Ghorepani to Tadapani (2,700m/8,860ft) with a visit to Poon Hill (3,210m/10,529ft)
Day 6 Day 06 Trek from Tadapani to Chhomrong (2170m/7120ft)
Day 7 Day 07 Hike from Chhomrong to Bamboo (2310m/7578ft)
Day 8 Day 08 Hike from Bamboo to Deurali (3230m/10,595ft)
Day 9 Day 09 Trek from Deurali to Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m/13,545ft) by means of Machhapuchhre Base Camp (3700m/12135ft)
Day 10 Day 10 Trek from Annapurna Base Camp to Bamboo
Day 11 Day 11 Trek from Bamboo to Jhinu Danda (1760m/5770 ft)
Day 12 Day 12 Trek to Naya Pul at that point drive to Pokhara
Day 13 Day 13 Fly from Pokhara to Kathmandu ( By Flight, Bus, Private Vehicle )
Day 14 Day 14 Departure from kathmandu to your beautiful country

Detailed Itinerary

We visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites today. These destinations feature Nepal’s social and religious legacies. Our first stop will be Kathmandu Durbar Square which grandstands Kathmandu’s rich compositional ability during the Malla line (c1201–1769), and then Swayambhunath Stupa which visitors usually allude to as the ‘Monkey Temple’ attributable to countless the monkey populace in the region. Next is Pashupatinath Temple which is one of the most sacrosanct journey destinations for Hindus everywhere throughout the world pursued by the Buddhist sanctuary of Boudhanath which is probably the biggest stupa on the planet. Finally, in the late evening, we visit the Pure Sherpa office for a concise direction on our trek. Medium-term in Kathmandu.

We fly to Pokhara promptly toward the beginning of the day. Upon landing, we are greeted with a fantastic Himalayan vista, showcasing peaks such as Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, Machhapuchhare, and the five pinnacles of Annapurna. From Pokhara, we drive to Naya Pul to begin our trek. We walk through a valley forest and cross the Burundi Khola (a river) before arriving at Tikhedhunga Village. The ascent of Ulleri Hill, with its numerous steps and stones, will be a true test of our stamina. We reach Ulleri by late afternoon and spend the night there.

Meals: breakfast

After breakfast, we rise to the Ghorepani town by means of stone stairs. As we are rising we respect the breathtaking landscape as Annapurna South poses a potential threat, traveling every which way from our view. We pass cascades, small towns, and a few tea-houses before coming to Ghorepani. We stop at the higher piece of the Ghorepani town that offers all-encompassing perspectives on the encompassing mountains including Annapurna South and Nilgiri mountains. The town has little shops that sell neighborhood items, for example, purses and specialties. The town additionally has great wi-fi. Medium-term in Ghorepani.

We rise promptly toward the beginning of the day to arrive at Poon Hill without a moment to spare to see the dawn over the Himalayas. Poon Hill is the most mainstream goal to appreciate close up perspectives on Annapurna and Dhaulagiri runs and appreciate the dawn from these great mountains. From Poon Hill, we additionally get staggering perspectives on Mustang, Pokhara and more than 20 of the most astounding mountains. In the wake of getting a charge out of some espresso, we trek back to Ghorepani. We eat here then stroll towards the east and climb an edge. Our trail drops through rhododendron timberlands and cascades before we reach Tadapani. Medium-term in Tadapani.

Day 06: Trek from Tadapani to Chhomrong (2170m/7120ft): It takes 6 hours trek The trail starts off with a plummet through a huge rhododendron woodland. The backwoods trail finishes and our trail opens up to wonderfully terraced fields. We walk tough for around 5 km and pass cascades and arrive at a suspension connect. Suspension extensions are regular in the uneven and hilly areas of Nepal. A couple of more miles of tough and downhill trekking and we arrive at our goal, for now, Chhomrong. It is a delightful town directly underneath the goliath Annapurna huge. Medium-term in Chhomrong.

We leave Chhomrong and stroll on a significant number of stone strides before arriving at the Chhomrong Khola. We traverse the waterway and start a tough move to Sinuwa. Our trail goes through an excellent backwoods to Kuldihar. From here we leave on a simple plunge to Bamboo. Medium-term in Bamboo.

We go through bamboo timberland which is soggy and cold. We at that point walk tough on a trail which is once in a while soak. It is simply subsequent to arriving at Himalaya Hotel that the woods open up and we are out in the sun again with shocking perspectives on the cold waterway beneath. It is a precarious move up through a lot drier timberland before coming to Hinku Cave. From here our trail plunges to a stream before rising to Deurali. From here, we can appreciate staggering perspectives on the encompassing slopes and Mt. Dhaulagiri. We see that the vegetation has turned out to be scanty permitting supernatural perspectives on the valley, the stream beneath and bluffs decorated with cascades. Medium-term in Deurali.

We pursue the valley trail in a relentless trip. The trail adheres to a rough precipice and is some of the time soaks. We stroll on a to some degree level way for some time before rising to Machhapurchre Base Camp. From here we get phenomenal perspectives on Mt. Hiunchuli, Annapurna South, Annapurna I, Annapurna III, Gandharvachuli and Gangapurna mountains. We at that point turn left and start rising delicately to the Annapurna Base Camp. During our climb, we can appreciate staggering perspectives on the Himalayan display. Strolling further we arrive at the base camp of Mt. Annapurna and it is astounding. We are encompassed by grand pinnacles and the main route into this territory is through the canyon we just climbed. Medium-term at Annapurna Base Camp.

From Annapurna Base Camp our trail quickly plummets past the Machhapuchhre Base camp, Deurali, Himalayan Hotel, and Doban lastly to Bamboo where we go through the night. The present trek is downhill so it shouldn’t be troublesome. Medium-term in Bamboo.

Meals: lunch

We remember our progression back to Chhomrong where we stop for lunch. From Chomrong it is a lofty plunge down to the Modi Khola valley. The stone strides to Chhomrong are similarly precarious as they were previously. The trail at that point slides to Jhinu Danda, where we will rest for the evening. In transit, we make the most of our strolling through downpour backwoods and homesteads. Subsequent to coming to Jhinu Danda, we can spend the remainder of the evening taking a rest and unwinding. Medium-term in Jhinu Danda.

We leave Jhinu Danda and appreciate the delightful slope scene of western Nepal on our approach to Naya Pul. We eat in transit. The real trek to the Annapurna Sanctuary and back end today. We board our vehicle to Pokhara. Medium-term in Pokhara. *If the street development associating Jhinu Danda to Naya Pul is finished, driving from Jhinu Danda to Pokhara could be another choice.

We fly to Kathmandu toward the beginning of the day. In the wake of arriving at the air terminal, we will be dropped off at our inn in the city. We can go through the day taking the truly necessary rest or get up to speed with some very late shopping. In any case, we mark the part of the arrangement trip with a goodbye supper facilitated by Pure Sherpa where we can share our encounters of the trek before flying back home the following day. Medium-term in Kathmandu.

Our outing to Nepal closes today. We will be dropped off at the air terminal by an organization delegate 3 hours before the planned flight.

What's included

Accommodation
Two nights’ accommodation with breakfast in Kathmandu (room with attached bathroom)
Accommodation during the trek
Meals & Dining
All meals during the trek (breakfasts, lunches, and dinners)
Farewell dinner in Kathmandu at the end of the trek
Guides & Porters
Government-licensed trekking guide
Porters for trekkers’ luggage (1 porter for every 2 trekkers)
Guide and porter costs including meals, insurance, salary, lodging, transportation, and necessary equipment
Permits & Taxes
Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) fee
Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) card fee
All government and local taxes
Safety & Emergency Arrangements
Rescue operation arrangements in case of complicated health conditions (costs covered by the traveler’s insurance)

What's not included

International Travel & Visa
International flight costs
On-arrival visa fees at Tribhuvan International Airport (15 days: USD 25–30)
Insurance
Travel insurance
Extra Accommodation & Meals
Extra nights’ accommodation and meals in Kathmandu and Pokhara due to early arrival, late departure, or early return from the trek
Personal Expenses
Shopping and personal expenses
Snacks, alcoholic drinks, hot (tea/coffee) and cold drinks
Bottled or boiled water
Shower, Wi-Fi, laundry, telephone calls
Battery recharge fees
Extra porters
Personal Gear & Clothing
Personal clothing and trekking gear
Tips & Gratuities
Tips for guide and porters
Unforeseen & Force Majeure Costs
Additional costs due to circumstances beyond company control, such as landslides, bad weather, itinerary changes for safety reasons, illness,

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