Annapurna Base Camp Trek

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Trip Facts
Trip Duration
14 Days
Region
Annapurna Treks
Country
Nepal
Group Size
2 to 25 Person
Arrival On
Kathmandu
Departure From
Kathmandu
Best Season
March To May / Sept To Nov
Max Altitude
4130M
moderate-icon Moderate level treks usually above 7 days. Altitude can reach 5000 meters with 5-6 hrs of hike per day. Moderate refers to neither easy walk nor tough. High altitude may matter on walking speed and distance. Acclimatization may be required.
Trip Grade
Moderate
Activities
Nepal Trekking
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Annapurna Base Camp Trek Overview

The Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek is a popular trekking route in Nepal, offering stunning views of the Himalayas and a chance to experience local culture. The trek takes you to the base of Mount Annapurna I, the 10th highest mountain in the world at 8,091 meters (26,545 feet).

The trek typically takes 7 to 14 days, depending on the chosen itinerary and pace. The trail passes through diverse landscapes, including lush forests, terraced fields, and traditional villages, before reaching the alpine sanctuary of the Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 meters (13,550 feet). 

Trekkers can expect moderate difficulty, with daily hikes ranging from 5 to 7 hours. Accommodations are available in tea houses along the route, providing basic amenities and meals. The best times to undertake the ABC Trek are during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons, when the weather is stable and the views are clear.

Whether you’re a seasoned trekker or a first-time adventurer, the Annapurna Base Camp Trek offers a memorable journey through some of Nepal’s most breathtaking scenery.

Trip Highlights:

  • Diverse Landscapes: Trek through terraced fields, subtropical and rhododendron forests, and alpine terrains, experiencing a variety of natural settings.
  • Stunning Mountain Views: Enjoy panoramic vistas of Annapurna I (8,091m), Annapurna South, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and Hiunchuli.
  • Poon Hill Sunrise: Witness a breathtaking sunrise over the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges from Poon Hill (3,210m), a highlight for many trekkers.
  • Cultural Immersion: Visit traditional Gurung, Magar, and Thakali villages, experiencing their unique cultures and warm hospitality.
  • Annapurna Conservation Area: Explore Nepal's largest protected area, home to rich biodiversity and varied ecosystems.
  • Jhinu Danda Hot Springs: Relax in natural hot springs at Jhinu Danda, soothing your muscles after days of trekking.
  • Traditional Farming Practices: Observe local agricultural methods in terraced fields, showcasing the region's way of life.
  • Suspension Bridges and Waterfalls: Cross suspension bridges over rushing rivers and enjoy the sounds of cascading waterfalls along the trail.
  • Serene Environment: Engage in yoga or meditation sessions amidst the tranquil mountain setting, enhancing your trekking experience.
Kathmandu To Pokhara Highway

During the transportation from Kathmandu to Pokhara and return time, there are many unusual traffic jams and maintenance of the road so the timing can be 7 to 10 hours for 200 kilometers for your safety and the unusual bumpy road.

Mission Himalaya Treks suggests you take 25-30 minute flights that cost US$...

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Annapurna Base Camp Trek Itinerary

Walking Hours: 30 Minutes Drive

Meals Included: Welcome Dinner

Accommodation: 3 Star Standard Hotel

Max. Altitude: 1,350M/4,430FT

Distance: 5.5 Km

Difficulty Level: Easy

Today, our representative will be waiting for you at the airport arrival gate with your name printed on paper. Soon after you exit the terminal you will meet him, and he will lead you towards the Private car and then on to the hotel.

After a rest in the hotel, we bring you a welcome dinner in one of the best cultural restaurants in Kathmandu. Before you enjoy the traditional Nepalese cuisine and Nepali dancing show, we will explain to you the detailed itinerary of the ABC trek in our brief meeting. Overnight at the hotel in Kathmandu.

Walking Hours: 6 Hours Sightseeing through drive

Meals Included: Breakfast

Accommodation: 3 Star Standard Hotel

Max. Altitude: 1350m/4,430ft

Distance: Around 20km

Difficulty Level: Easy

Kathmandu, the nation’s capital, provides a distinct sense of its past, picturesque surroundings, and artistic landmarks. For the sightseeing trip today, you will specifically be taken to those distinctive landmarks of the city. For many religions that date back to the medieval era or possibly earlier, these places are of great significance.

We will visit four important world heritage sites that highlight Nepal’s cultural and religious heritages. They are- Swoyambhunath, Boudhanath, Pashupatinath Temple, and Kathmandu Durbar Square. The artwork designed for these monuments will thereafter be presented in a variety of forms.

After spending half a day seeing these beautiful spots, we will finally reunite to prepare the gear and stuff for the Annapurna Sanctuary treks. Overnight at the hotel in Kathmandu.

Walking Hours: 7 To 8 Hours Driving

Meals Included: Breakfast

Accommodation: 3 Star Standard Hotel

Max. Altitude: 823m

Distance: 200km

Difficulty Level: Easy

Today we will wake up early in the morning and set off to Pokhara on a tourist bus. On the way to Pokhara, you can beautiful scenery of the hills and the raging Trishuli River. We will stop near Malekhu and Ghansikuwa for lunch and continue our Annapurna Sanctuary treks journey, after 7 to 8 hours of driving, we will arrive at Pokhara at around 3 pm. Upon reaching here, you can explore and hang around at the restaurants and cafes. Stay overnight in a hotel near the famous Fewa Lake.

Walking Hours: 1 And Half Hours Driving & 6 Hours Trekking

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House Or Lodge

Max. Altitude: 2050m/6725ft

Distance: 13KM

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Today, we’ll take a drive to Nayapul, the starting point of the Annapurna Base Camp Trekking. After reaching here we will start our trek. We will start by walking through a valley forest and cross the Bhurungdi Khola River to the village in Tikhedhunga. Further, we will make our way through 3400 steps and boulders which is definitely going to test your stamina.  After passing it, we reach Ulleri in the afternoon and stay overnight there.

Walking Hours: 4 To 5 Hours Trekking

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner

Accommodation: 3 Star Standard Hotel

Max. Altitude: 2,750m/9,020ft

Distance: 10.3km

Difficulty Level: Easy

Today we will have the first breakfast of our ABC trek journey and then ascend to Ghorepani village. Here you can see the spectacular Mt. Annapurna South from time to time. We pass waterfalls and small villages before reaching Ghorepani. Thereafter, we will stop at the upper Ghorepani which offers a panoramic view of the mountains including, Mt. Annapurna South and Nilgiri.

Here at Ghorepani the facilities and services are quite good. And also here, you can buy local products in the small shops. Overnight at the Hotel in Ghorepani.

Walking Hours: 6 To 7 Hours Trekking

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House Or Lodge

Max. Altitude: 2,700m/8,860ft

Distance: 14 km include Punhill

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Early morning we go to Poon Hill to see the sunrise in the Himalayas. Poonhill is the most popular destination to enjoy close-up views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Ranges and the sunrise from these majestic mountains.

While you admire the beautiful scenery, you can enjoy a cup of hot coffee in Poonhill. Soon we descend down to Ghorepani for breakfast, and then we descend through the rhododendron forests and waterfalls to arrive at Tadapani. Overnight at the lodge in Tadapani.

Walking Hours: 6 Hours Trekking

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House Or Lodge

Max. Altitude: 2170m/7120ft

Distance: 9km

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Today we walk down through a large rhododendron forest. When the forest trail ends, the trail will eventually open to beautiful terraced fields. Then we walk uphill for around 5 km and pass waterfalls and reach a suspension bridge.

Well, suspension bridges are so common in the Himalayan region of Nepal. After a few more miles of up and down, we arrive at the destination of the day, Chhomrong. It is a beautiful village right below the giant Mt. Annapurna. Stay overnight in Chhomrong.

Walking Hours: 4 Hours Trekking

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House Or Lodge

Max. Altitude: 2310m/7578ft

Difficulty Level: Moderate

From Chhomrong, we will walk quite several stone steps down to the Chhomrong Khola River. We then cross a swinging bridge over the river and walk uphill to Sinuwa. Our trail passes through a beautiful forest to Kuldihar and from there we descend easily to Bamboo where we stay the night.

Walking Hours: 4 To 5 Hours Trekking

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House Or Lodge

Max. Altitude: 3230m/10,595ft

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Our Annapurna Sanctuary treks journey continues through a bamboo forest that is damp and cold. We then walk uphill through the steep surface and reach the Himalaya Hotel. From here, the forest will open up and we will be out in the sun again with astounding views of the glacial river below. Further, we steeply climb up through a much drier forest before reaching Hinku Cave.

Continuing from here, we descend to a river and then climb to Deurali, where we may take in breathtaking views of the nearby mountains and Mt. Dhaulagiri. As the greenery disappears, enchanting vistas of the valley, river, and cliffs enhanced with waterfalls become visible. Overnight at the lodge in Deurali.

Walking Hours: 4 To 5 Hours Trekking

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House Or Lodge

Max. Altitude: 4,130m/13,545ft

On this day, we follow the valley trail in a steady climb. The trail sticks to a rocky cliff and is sometimes steep. We walk on a somewhat flat path for a while before ascending to MBC. From there we get excellent views of Mt. Hiunchuli, Annapurna South, Annapurna I, Annapurna III, Gandharvachuli, and Gangapurna.

We then ascend gently and walk further to our final destination ABC, which will be a lifetime experience for the trekkers. Here, we are surrounded by magnificent peaks and the only way to this area is through the gorge we have just gone through. Stay overnight at ABC.

Walking Hours: 6 To 7 Hours Trekking

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House Or Lodge

Max. Altitude: 2310m/7578ft

Difficulty Level: Difficult

Today we will get up early and be ready to witness the breathtaking sunrise view. We are certain that this will prove as the main highlight of your entire ABC trek. After enjoying the amazing scenery and breakfast, we go downward rapidly to MBC, Deurali, Himalayan Hotel, Doban, and finally to Bamboo where we spend the night. The trail is downhill and it is not so difficult.

Walking Hours: 5 To 6 Hours Trekking

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House Or Lodge

Max. Altitude: 1760M/5770FT

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Right after breakfast we will retrace back to Chhomrong and stop for lunch. To get back to Chhomrong, we shall take the tricky stone steps that we previously walked. Moving along the path, the route eventually descends to Jhinu Danda, our overnight stop. We will enjoy our stroll through farmland and rainforest until we reach there.

Walking Hours: 5 Hours Trek And 2 Hours Driving

Meals Included: Breakfast And Lunch

Accommodation: 3 Star Standard Hotel

Max. Altitude: 823m

Difficulty Level: Easy

After having a filling breakfast we will leave Jhinu Danda and enjoy the beautiful hill landscape of western Nepal on our way to Nayapul. We then have lunch on the way. The trekking to the Annapurna Sanctuary finally ends today. Hence, after exiting Nayapul we will drive back to Pokhara and celebrate our successful Trek of Base Camp Annapurna journey. Stay overnight in Pokhara.

Walking Hours: 7 Hours Driving

Meals Included: Breakfast

Accommodation: 3 Star Standard Hotel

Max. Altitude: 1350M

Distance: 200 KM

Difficulty Level: Easy

Finally, our time at Annapurna region ends today as we catch a flight or take a drive to Kathmandu from Pokhara. Upon reaching Kathmandu, we will send you to the hotel from the airport. It is a free day for you. If you want to take home memories then just go souvenir shopping and take home Souvenirs from Nepal. Further, to celebrate your successful Annapurna base camp treks, we have a farewell dinner with you where we can share our experiences of trekking before you fly back home the next day.

Walking Hours: 30 Minutes Drive

Meals Included: Breakfast

Accommodation: None

Max. Altitude: 1350m

Distance: 5.5 KM

Difficulty Level: Easy

We will drop you at the airport by a company representative 3 hours before the scheduled flight. Have a safe journey and enjoy your flight home towards home. We hope to see you again soon.

Annapurna Base Camp Trek Cost

Cost Can Varies due to Category of Kathmandu, Pokhara Hotels, Number of Days in trekking, Number of days in city, Inclution items in trekking, Accommodations Type in trekking(inside toilet or outside toilet rooms, Guide how many years Experienced, Number of porters, Kathmandu to Pokhara and pokhara to kathmandu flight or private car or tourist luxury bus or local bus.

  • Guide

    An experienced trekking guide who is government-registered, knowledgeable, and courteous.

  • Hotels in City

    Reserved Luxurious accommodation at Kathmandu and Pokhara on a bed and breakfast basis.

  • Transportation

    Private Transport from Kathmandu airport to hotel and hotel to Kathmandu airport.

  • Accommodations

    Overnight in lovely clean guest houses or lodges.

  • Meals in Trek

    Full board meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a cup of hot beverages) throughout the trek.

  • Tax

    All fees and expenses incurred by the government.

  • Porter

    1 strong porter which will be shared by 2 people.

  • Free Equipments

    Duffel bag, down jacket and sleeping bag (please return it after your trek completion).

  • Permits

    Annapurna conservation area permit (ACAP), TIMS card fees and Hot spring local fees.

  • City to city transfer

    Two way bus trip from Pokhara to Kathmandu and Kathmandu to Pokhara.

  • Medicine

    First aid medical kits, with oximeter.

  • Store Luggage?

    Free Storeroom facility in Pokhara and Kathmandu for extra luggage.

  • Trek Staff Welfare

    Insurance of Trekking Guide and porters or all trekking crews.

  • Happy Meal

    Trekking Map, Welcome dinner.

Addons

  • Paragliding US$ 125
  • Rafting US$ 50
  • Everest Mountain Flight US$ 235
  • Chitwan Jungle safari US$ 150
  • Helicopter Tour US$ 1250
  • Kathmandu Sightseeing US$ 110
  • Cablecar Tour with Sunrise US$ 45
  • International flight

    International flight charges from your country to Nepal and Nepal to Your country.

  • Tipping

    Tips and gratitude to the drivers, porters, and guides.

  • Visa

    Nepal Entry Visa Fees.

  • Extras

    Cost arising from mishaps and natural calamities.

  • City Accommodation

    Extra accommodation in Kathmandu rather than the itinerary.

  • Insurance

    Your private trekking insurance

  • Personal item

    Your personal expenses (Alcoholic drinks, personal food, telephone, laundry, internet, battery charging, hot water, mineral water).

  • City meals

    Other meals and drinks which is not included in the itinerary.

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Annapurna Base Camp Trek Related Information

Food and Drinks on the Annapurna Base Camp Trek

During the Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) trek, you will find a good variety of food available at tea houses and lodges. Meals are freshly prepared, mostly from local ingredients, and provide the energy needed for trekking.

What Kind of Food is Available?

Teahouses offer a mix of cuisines, including:

  • Nepali (Dal Bhat, Momos)
  • Indian (Chapati, curries)
  • Tibetan (Thukpa, Tibetan bread)
  • Continental and Western (Pasta, pancakes, toast, burgers)

Meals are basic but filling and suitable for long trekking days.

Meals During the Trek

Breakfast
Served at the lodge you stay in. Common options include:

  • Toast, chapati, Tibetan bread
  • Eggs (boiled, scrambled, omelet)
  • Porridge, pancakes, puddings
  • Tea or coffee

Lunch
Taken at tea houses along the trail. Options include:

  • Dal Bhat (rice, lentils, vegetables) – the most recommended for energy
  • Momos, noodles, fried rice
  • Sandwiches, burgers, pasta, pizza
  • Potato-based dishes

Dinner
Similar to lunch and served at your overnight lodge. After a long day, you are free to eat as much as you need.

Drinks Available

Hot Drinks

  • Black tea, milk tea, ginger tea, masala tea, green tea
  • Coffee (black or milk), hot lemon, hot chocolate

Soft Drinks

  • Coke, Fanta, Sprite, canned juices

Alcohol

  • Available (rum, whisky, beer, wine)
  • Not recommended at high altitude as it increases the risk of altitude sickness

Important Notes

  • Dal Bhat is highly preferred by trekkers for long-lasting energy
  • Always choose safe drinking water — boiled or filtered
  • Avoid alcohol and too much caffeine while ascending

Meals usually cost between $3 to $8, depending on the location


Annapurna Base Camp Trek permits

As with other treks in Nepal, the Annapurna BC trek also requires a permit. As the Annapurna base camp lies in the Annapurna Conservation area, it requires an ACAP permit. Along with it, Trekker’s Information Management system (TIMS) is also required to do this trek.

Both of these permits can be acquired from the Nepal Tourism Board office in Kathmandu or Pokhara . However, you shouldn’t worry about it as we will arrange it for you. After acquiring it, we expect you to carry it throughout the whole Annapurna base camp trekking journey.

These permits are valid for a single entry only, and non-refundable and non-transferable.

Permit for SAARC countries,

  • ACAP Permit Fee (for SAARC international): Rs 200/-
  • ACAP Permit Fee (for Foreigners): 3,000 NPR (Approx. USD 30)

Permit for TIMS countries,

  • TIMS card fee (for Both SAARC and Foreign nationals): 20 USD for lone trekkers and 20 USD for trekkers in groups.

For further information, you can check our Annapurna base camp trek guide.

Final Say

The Annapurna Base Camp trek is a rewarding journey that offers stunning views, cultural richness, and a deep connection with nature. Despite being shorter than other high-altitude treks, it delivers a full Himalayan experience from snow-capped peaks to warm hospitality.

With moderate difficulty, established trails, and reliable teahouse services, it’s suitable for both seasoned trekkers and well-prepared beginners.

At Mission Himalaya Treks, we’re committed to making your journey safe, smooth, and memorable. Whether it’s your first trek or one of many, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.

Annapurna Base Camp Trek FAQ'S

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The best season to enjoy the Annapurna Sanctuary trek is the pre-monsoon season of February, March April, and May. If you are adamant about trekking post-monsoon, the exact time which we recommend is in Sep, Oct, Nov and December, further Sep earlier is also good but not our preferred months above.

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The days in the Everest Base Camp trek are longer and the total altitude is higher, and for this reason, it is considered more strenuous. The Annapurna Base Camp can be considered slightly easier due to lower altitudes and shorter days of trekking.

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As of 2023, Nepal introduced a regulation requiring trekkers to hire a licensed guide for routes like the ABC trek. However, enforcement varies. Some solo trekkers report completing the trek without a guide, but it’s advisable to hire one for safety and compliance. 

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Nevertheless, most ABC Trekking covers a distance of nearly 110 km (68 miles) with a 7-10 day walk, starting from Pokhara and ending at Nayapul.

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Yes, teahouses along the route provide basic lodging and meals. They offer local dishes like dal bhat, as well as some international options. Facilities are simple but sufficient for trekkers’ needs.

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Altitude sickness can affect trekkers, especially above 2,500 meters. The ABC trek reaches 4,130 meters, so acclimatization, staying hydrated, and ascending gradually are important to mitigate risks.

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Yes, trekking gear such as sleeping bags, jackets, and poles can be rented in Kathmandu and Pokhara. This is a cost-effective option for those not wishing to purchase equipment.

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Daily expenses range from $25 to $35, covering accommodation, meals, and basic necessities. Costs can vary based on personal spending habits and choices.

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The trek typically spans 7 to 12 days, depending on the chosen route and pace. Including travel to and from the trailhead, plan for approximately 10 to 14 days in total.

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Your chosen tour company or agency will determine the exact departure date of your ABC journey. Some travel companies and tour organizers provide guaranteed departures, which ensures that the journey will go as planned regardless of the number of travelers. For tourists who prefer the security of knowing that their trip won’t be canceled due to low registration, this can be a viable alternative.

For their ABC trips, many tour operators and agencies do not, however, guarantee departure times; instead, the situation of the trip may rely on how many people have signed up. If the required minimum number of participants is not reached, the trip may be postponed or canceled under these circumstances.

Before making your travel arrangements, it is crucial to review the terms and conditions of your particular trip and the cancellation policies of the tour operator or agency.

This will make sure that you know exactly what to anticipate and what your choices are in the event that your trip needs to be canceled or rescheduled.

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Depending on your choices and level of experience, you may or may not need a porter and guide for the Annapurna Sanctuary hike.

Some hikers opt to go alone, bringing their own supplies and completing the journey without help. Others choose to have a guide or porter to assist with navigation, transport equipment, and offer local guidance and support.

For individuals who are new to trekking in the Nepalese Himalayas, a guide can be very helpful as they can explain the local culture and environment and help you navigate the trail and interact with the inhabitants. Guides may provide advice on how to adjust to the altitude and are aware of the finest locations to eat, sleep, and rest along the trip.

For individuals who do not want to carry all of their equipment and supplies, a porter can be a helpful addition. Your bag and other equipment can be carried by porters, freeing up your hands and improving the trek’s comfort.

However, it’s crucial to work with a trustworthy trekking company and to guarantee that the porters receive fair treatment, the right supplies, and assistance.

Ultimately, your level of experience, financial situation, and travel preferences will determine whether or not you choose to utilize a guide and/or porter.

Whether you decide to hike alone or with assistance, it’s crucial to be well-prepared and follow the proper safety procedures, especially when hiking at a high altitude.

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The cost of a trek to ABC might differ significantly based on the length of the climb, the season, and your travel preferences. Depending on their particular needs and preferences, trekkers can anticipate spending anywhere from $1000 to $2000 or more on average.

Travel charges (such planes, buses, and taxis), food and lodging on the trail, permits and fees, and any equipment or supplies you would need to buy or rent are some of the largest costs connected with a hike to ABC.

If you’re on a tight budget, you can save money by traveling in the shoulder season, making your own meals, and staying in guesthouses and lodges that are affordable (when the weather is less favorable, but prices are lower). Another way to cut money when hiking is to go without a guide or porter.

You can choose more luxurious lodging, hire a porter and guide, and benefit from extra services and facilities en route if you are ready to spend a little more. While it may make the voyage less stressful and more enjoyable, doing so will raise the trip’s overall cost.

The final cost of your ABC expedition will depend on your particular demands and tastes, so it’s critical to prepare meticulously and set aside enough money to guarantee a fun and safe trip.

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A walk to ABC might be hazardous if necessary measures are not taken, much like any high-altitude hike. Altitude sickness, bad weather, the possibility of mishaps or injuries on the trail, and other variables can all put trekkers at danger.

However, the hazards involved in a trip to ABC can be reduced with careful planning and preparation. Prior to beginning the trip, it is crucial to allow your body time to adjust to the altitude and to prepare for any possible path conditions.

This entails dressing appropriately, having the right gear, being aware of the trail and its surroundings, and having enough supplies and emergency gear on hand.

It’s also critical to be knowledgeable about the dangers of high-altitude trekking, such as altitude sickness, and ready to act appropriately if symptoms appear. This can entail slowing down, taking some time to rest and acclimatize, or even getting help from a doctor if necessary.

Finally, it is always advised to choose a trustworthy trekking agency or tour operator and to ask knowledgeable hikers or local authorities for guidance before beginning your journey.

You may reduce the hazards of a journey to ABC and ensure a safe and pleasurable experience by taking the essential steps and being well-prepared.

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The Himalayas are home to some of the world’s greatest peaks, including Mount Everest and Annapurna, yet they are very separated from one another. Both peaks have views of the Himalayan range, but Annapurna is less likely to provide a clear view of Mount Everest in particular.

You would need to be at a high elevation and have a clear view of the eastern Himalayas in order to see Mount Everest from Annapurna. Visibility is significantly hampered by the two summits’ roughly 150-mile (240-kilometer) separation from one another. In addition, the vision can be obscured by weather conditions like clouds and fog.

Theoretically, it is so feasible to view Mount Everest from Annapurna, although this is extremely unlikely and would require remarkable visibility conditions.

The Everest summit cannot be seen from ABC, to be completely honest.

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Absolutely, a sleeping bag is necessary for the trip to ABC. Even in the summer, the ABC climb brings you to an elevation of about 4130 meters (13,550 feet), when nighttime temperatures are very low. You must have a high-quality sleeping bag if you want to remain warm and cozy all night.

It’s vital to remember that Nepalese trekking companies frequently don’t give the best sleeping bags.

It is advised that you bring your own sleeping bag as a result. Make sure you get a sleeping bag that is suited for high altitudes and appropriate for the anticipated temperature range.

In conclusion, a sleeping bag is a crucial piece of equipment for the ABC trip, thus it’s best to pack your own rather than relying on those provided by trekking companies.

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Yes, there have been fatalities among those who have attempted the climb to ABC. The ABC journey can provide hazards and difficulties, such as altitude sickness, dehydration, slips and falls, and other health issues, similar to any high-altitude climb.

It’s crucial to remember, though, that many people finish the ABC trek each year in a safe and successful manner. Altitude sickness is the primary cause of death on the ABC trip, although it can be avoided by properly acclimatizing and obtaining medical help if symptoms continue.

It’s critical to be adequately prepared for the expedition, both physically and psychologically, to reduce the possibility of disaster.

This entails being in good physical shape, getting the right supplies and gear, and adhering to the best practices for high-altitude hiking.

It’s also advised to work with a trustworthy trekking company and a guide that is informed about the area and the trail. You may have a safe and pleasurable time on the ABC trip by adopting the essential safety measures and being aware of the potential risks.

298 successful ascents of Annapurna I took place until 2021 AD. There have been a total of 72 deaths while climbing Annapurna I. But Rarely die in ABC Treks.

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All names are all interchangeable terms for the same journey. The trip leads you to the ABC, which is situated in the center of the Annapurna Sanctuary, a natural amphitheater ringed by lofty hills.

The journey offers breathtaking vistas of the Annapurna range, including Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, Gangapurna, and Machhapuchhre, making it a popular destination for trekkers from around the world (Fishtail).

It normally takes 7 to 12 days to finish the journey, depending on the route and speed, and begins at the town of Nayapul, about an hour’s drive from Pokhara. It is a unique and difficult trip as trekkers walk through traditional Gurung communities, beautiful forests, and high-altitude terrain.

In conclusion, the trek known by any of its three names—the ABC trek, the Annapurna Sanctuary trek, or the Annapurna Base Camp excursion—is a must-do for hikers seeking an amazing adventure in the heart of the Himalayas.

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Accommodations for the ABC hike are usually found in lodges or teahouses. These facilities provide trekkers simple but adequate lodging, including a place to sleep and food.

On the ABC trip, the majority of the teahouses are straightforward, family-run businesses that provide accommodations with two or more beds. The rooms typically only include a bed and blanket, although some might also have an electric light and places to charge cameras and phones. The bathrooms, which typically have a squat toilet and bucket shower, are shared amenities.

Traditional Nepalese cuisine, like dal bhat (lentils and rice), noodles, and soups, are frequently provided for meals during treks in the dining area of the teahouse or lodge. There are both vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices, and the majority of teahouses also sell beverages including tea, coffee, and hot chocolate.

In conclusion, the lodging provided on the ABC walk is simple yet pleasant and offers a distinctive and genuine glimpse into living in the Himalayas. The teahouses are fantastic places to meet locals, discover their culture, and make friends along the way.

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Traditional Nepalese cuisine, like dal bhat (lentils and rice), noodles, and soups, are frequently provided for meals during treks in the dining area of the teahouse or lodge. There are both vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices, and the majority of teahouses also sell beverages including tea, coffee, and hot chocolate.

Absolutely, permission is necessary to visit the ABC. To trek in the Annapurna region, you must obtain a permit from the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP), which oversees and controls the activity.

The permission is inexpensive and simple to obtain in Pokhara or Kathmandu. It is typically good for a set amount of time and can be bought separately or as part of a package.

Trekkers might also need to get a TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management Method) card, which is a system for tracking trekkers in the area and guaranteeing their safety, in addition to the ACAP permit. The Nepal Tourism Board and trekking companies in Kathmandu and Pokhara both sell the TIMS card.

Annapurna base camp trek requires a permit, which is simple to get. To ensure a safe and happy trekking trip, it is crucial to obtain the required permits and to adhere to all rules and regulations.

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Depending on the location and altitude, different Wi-Fi and internet facilities may be accessible during the ABC hike. Wi-Fi and internet access are frequently offered at teahouses and resorts in lower-altitude settlements, however, the quality and speed may vary.

The amount of Wi-Fi and internet amenities reduces as you ascend higher into the mountains. In the Annapurna Base Camp Trek’s more rural locations, it’s not unusual to find no Wi-Fi or internet connectivity.

However, a lot of hikers go without satellite phones or other devices. It’s recommended to check with your trekking company or the nearby teahouses for more information because Wi-Fi and internet connectivity could occasionally only be accessible in specific locations or at specific times.

In conclusion, Wi-Fi and internet facilities may be few and intermittent during the Annapurna Base Camp trek, especially in farther-flung locales.

Planning ahead and being ready for the prospect of being cut off from the internet and other sources of contact while on the walk is a smart idea.

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The teahouses in Annapurna base camp treks charges extra for supplementary services like hot and cold beverages, bars and beverage bills, hot water for drinking and showering, internet connection, and electron charging.

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However, it is important to note that during the Annapurna Base Camp trekking, there are internet amenities but it is scarce and there are only a few of them. While there may be Wi-Fi in the teahouses and at some of the places they pass through, there is mobile internet so, indeed, the trekkers do get to the internet once in a while.

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Only two providers of the sim cards can be clearly referred to as the best SIM card to take while on the trekking exercise namely NCELL and NTC. To get Nepali Simcard, you require a passport size photograph and one photocopy of a passport. Between NTC and NCELL, the later is more preferable to be used for the Annapurna Base Camp trek as it provides signal in the remote area of Nepal.

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    Never enough what I tell about my tour guide Pradeep. He was so friendly helpful knowledgeable and honest. Travel with mission Himalaya gives you fun!!!!!! No doubt.

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    Davies Layla
    (United Kingdom)
    Fantastic support in ABC trek

    In our Annapurna base camp trek in 2018, the mission Himalaya team member supports us a lot when we did this trek. From Deurali to Annapurna Base camp there is heavy snow. without a guide the trek impossible. he easily find the way and make our trek success till Base camp. Because of Damage hotels in ABC, we only can sleep Machhapuchhere Base Camp. Tks for supporting. Hug you the Chandra Gole and Porter especially.

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    Davis Stephanie
    (United States of America(US))
    The trips Mission Himalaya offers are great trips and tour

    My airport picks up and tours representative Birendra is excellent. He answered many questions for me about trekking to Annapurna Base Camp as well as did what he could to make the trip progress best. The trips Mission Himalaya offers are great trips and tour to us Kathmandu Pokhara and Annapurna Base Camp.

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    Daniel Wang
    (Taiwan)
    10th trip to the world and 1st trip to Nepal

    This was about my 10th trip to the world and 1st trip to Nepal with Explore Himalaya of Annapurna and was well organized as usual by Mission Himalaya Treks.

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    Harriet Kitchener
    (UK)
    It is good way to travel with locals

    I have traveled with Mission Himalaya 2 times and always found it a good way to travel with locals. Each trip is different and depends on the mix of people and the different guide Birendra and Nir Kumar. The trip was great and I really enjoyed it. It all efforts goes to Mission Himalaya. Big Effort.

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    Smith Garcia
    (Spain)
    Hard to say goodbye

    I totally recommend ABC trekking for all. Amazing experiences even the challenges were greatly rewarded of up and downhill. Unforgettable Mountain and Staffs. For 10 day you learning the new way of leaving in peace and hard to say goodbye at the end to my helpful guide and porters.

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    Charles Robert
    (Netherlands)
    A great taste of Nepal Himalayas

    A great taste of Nepal Himalayas. I really enjoyed experiencing the Gurung culture and the hiking was challenging but totally beautiful and well-arranged. ABC is a great trekking.

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    Nick Walter
    (Netherlands)
    A good company proving good guides

    Do the Annapurna Base camp trek with Mission Himalaya. A very good company, providing good Guides, assistants and porters with excellent knowledge. gave good information about mountain sickness.

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    Zachary Belanger
    (Canada)
    Excellent guide for trekking and tours

    Duwadi Birendra was an Excellent guide for trekking and tours in Nepal and was very helpful all the time. No complaints.

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    Marthis Morin
    (Canada)
    success by our Helping guides

    Our trip success by our Helping guides very spectacular views. I never thought something like this could be so enjoyable and memorizing trip with Birendra.

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    Why choose Us
    • Neat and clean Hotel accommodations is our main priority
    • Comfortable Vehicle for Sightseeing, Pick up and Drop off with Trekking points transportations
    • Transparent Tax and Vat Included Exact Cost
    • Customer Care And Safety during whole period
    • Trustworthy Team. who leads trekking before 20 years
    • Financially Secure in every payments
    • Repeated Guests because our all guests are very happy with our services.
    • Flexible Departure Dates so you can choose your date accordingly
    • Different Group Sizes from 1 to 25 pax
    • High Successful Rate/Safety.
    • Stress & Worry Free Travel because all hotel and lodges are pre-bookings.
    • Staffs Welfare and paid the government fix salary
    • Free Information even you book trekking with us or not.
    • Free cancilation before 1 month so no need to pay 80% if you cantel
    • Just 10 to 20% Advance Payemnt.
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