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Duration
14 Days
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Difficulty
Challenging
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Max Elevation
5,416m
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Group Size
1-10 Person
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Accommodation
TeaHouse/Lodge
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Start/End
Kathmandu Airport/Kathmandu
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Destination
Annapurna Region
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Best Season
Spring and Autumn
The Annapurna Circuit Trek is one of Nepal’s classic Himalayan journeys, known for the extraordinary variety of landscapes, cultures, and mountain environments packed into a single route.
The trail begins in the lower hills around Besisahar and gradually climbs through the Marshyangdi River Valley before reaching the high alpine country around Manang and Thorong La Pass.
After crossing the 5,416 metre Thorong La, the landscape changes dramatically again as the trail descends toward the sacred pilgrimage site of Muktinath and follows the Kali Gandaki Valley toward Jomsom.
One of the defining characteristics of the Annapurna Circuit is this constant change in scenery. The lower sections of the route pass through cultivated hillsides, subtropical vegetation, waterfalls, traditional villages, and river valleys.
As the trail climbs toward Dharapani, Chame, and Pisang, pine forests and increasingly rugged mountain slopes begin to dominate the landscape.
Beyond Pisang, the route enters the drier upper Manang region, where the landscape is strongly influenced by the rain shadow of the Annapurna range and resembles the high valleys of Tibet.
The cultural diversity of the circuit is equally important. The route passes through communities with different languages, traditions, religions, architecture, and ways of life. Buddhist monasteries, prayer walls, chortens, and colourful prayer flags become increasingly common as you approach Manang.
Hindu and Buddhist traditions come together around Muktinath, one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Nepal.
The villages along the circuit therefore offer much more than overnight accommodation; they provide a chance to see how Himalayan communities have adapted to life between the subtropical foothills and the high mountain environment.
The mountains remain the constant backdrop throughout the journey.
Depending on the section of the trail and weather conditions, trekkers can see Annapurna II, Annapurna III, Annapurna IV, Annapurna South, Gangapurna, Tilicho Peak, Pisang Peak, Manaslu, Himalchuli, Lamjung Himal, and the distinctive summit of Machhapuchhre from different viewpoints.
The mountain scenery becomes particularly impressive around Upper Pisang and Manang, where the trail opens into broad valleys surrounded by enormous rock walls and snow-covered peaks.
The route also follows two major Himalayan river systems. The first part of the journey follows the Marshyangdi River upstream through a deep valley surrounded by increasingly high mountains.
After crossing Thorong La, the trail enters the Kali Gandaki Valley, one of the major north-south corridors through the Himalayas.
This dramatic change in drainage, climate, vegetation, and landscape is one of the reasons the Annapurna Circuit has remained one of Nepal’s most varied trekking routes.
The high point of the journey is Thorong La Pass at 5,416 metres. Reaching the pass requires an early start from Thorong Phedi and a steady ascent through increasingly thin air, but the effort is rewarded with enormous views across the surrounding Himalayan landscape.
From the pass, the trail descends steeply toward Muktinath, where the landscape changes almost immediately from the high pass environment to the dry valleys of Mustang.
Muktinath adds an important spiritual dimension to the trek. The sacred temple complex is revered by both Hindus and Buddhists, attracting pilgrims from Nepal, India, and the surrounding Himalayan region.
The area is particularly known for its natural spring water and eternal flame, while nearby villages preserve the distinctive architecture and culture of the upper Kali Gandaki region.
The final trekking section toward Jomsom follows the Kali Gandaki corridor through a landscape of barren cliffs, rocky slopes, traditional villages, and apple-growing settlements.
Jomsom serves as the main administrative and transport centre of the region and marks the end of the trekking portion of this 14-day itinerary before the journey continues by road to Pokhara and Kathmandu.
Wildlife and vegetation also change considerably along the route. Lower elevations support forests and agricultural ecosystems, while higher areas provide habitat for animals adapted to the alpine environment.
The Annapurna Conservation Area protects a wide range of habitats where trekkers may encounter Himalayan birds, pheasants, mountain goats, musk deer, and, with considerable luck, signs of more elusive wildlife.
The Annapurna Circuit is therefore not simply a walk toward a high mountain pass.
It is a journey across several distinct Himalayan environments, from the cultivated middle hills and forested valleys to the Tibetan-influenced settlements of Manang and the dry trans-Himalayan landscape beyond Thorong La.
Its combination of dramatic scenery, cultural diversity, historic mountain trails, and the challenge of crossing a 5,416 metre pass explains why it remains one of Nepal’s most enduring trekking experiences.
The best seasons for the Annapurna Circuit are spring from March to May and autumn from late September to November.
These periods generally offer the most reliable combination of stable weather, comfortable trekking conditions, and clear mountain visibility.
Altitude Range and Character
| Altitude Range | Main Area | Landscape and Character |
|---|---|---|
| 760–1,500 m | Besisahar to Jagat | Lower Himalayan hills, cultivated terraces, river valleys and subtropical landscapes |
| 1,500–2,700 m | Dharapani to Chame | Steeper mountain valleys, pine forests, waterfalls and traditional Himalayan villages |
| 2,700–3,500 m | Pisang to Manang | Dry alpine valleys, Buddhist settlements, dramatic cliffs and extensive Annapurna views |
| 3,500–4,000 m | Manang to Thorong Phedi | High alpine terrain, yak pastures, sparse vegetation and colder mountain conditions |
| 5,416 m | Thorong La Pass | High Himalayan pass with expansive mountain views and the highest point of the trek |
| 2,700–3,800 m | Muktinath to Jomsom | Dry trans-Himalayan valleys, rocky cliffs, traditional villages and Kali Gandaki landscapes |
Difficulty Overview
| Category | Assessment | What to Expect |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Difficulty | Moderate to Challenging | Long trekking days with significant elevation gain and a high-altitude pass crossing |
| Daily Walking | 5–8 hours | Several hours of continuous walking over varied mountain terrain |
| Highest Point | 5,416 m | Thorong La requires an early start and careful pacing at high altitude |
| Altitude Risk | Significant above 3,000 m | Gradual ascent and the acclimatization day in Manang help the body adjust |
| Technical Difficulty | Low | No technical climbing skills are required under normal conditions |
| Fitness Level | Moderate to Good | Regular walking and cardiovascular preparation are recommended |
Clothing Layers for Annapurna Circuit Trek
| Layer | Recommended Clothing | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Base Layer | Moisture-wicking thermal top and bottom | Keeps the body dry and provides warmth at higher elevations |
| Mid Layer | Fleece or lightweight insulated jacket | Provides adjustable warmth during cold mornings and evenings |
| Insulation Layer | Down or synthetic insulated jacket | Important for Manang, Thorong Phedi and the Thorong La crossing |
| Outer Layer | Waterproof and windproof jacket and trousers | Protects against rain, snow and strong Himalayan winds |
| Head and Hands | Warm hat, sun hat, gloves and neck gaiter | Protection from cold temperatures and strong high-altitude sunlight |
| Footwear | Waterproof trekking boots and warm trekking socks | Provides ankle support and protection across rocky and potentially snowy sections |
Essential Trekking Gear
| Gear | Recommendation | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Backpack | 35–45 litre trekking backpack | Carries daily essentials, water and additional layers |
| Trekking Poles | Adjustable pair | Useful for steep climbs, descents and the Thorong La approach |
| Sleeping Bag | Warm four-season sleeping bag | Provides additional insulation during cold nights at high altitude |
| Water Bottle | Reusable 2–3 litre capacity | Allows regular hydration throughout long trekking days |
| Headlamp | LED headlamp with spare batteries | Especially useful during the early morning Thorong La crossing |
| Sun Protection | UV sunglasses, sunscreen and lip balm | Protects against strong sunlight and UV exposure at high altitude |
| Personal Medical Kit | Basic medication and blister treatment | Useful for common minor problems during the trek |
| Power Bank | High-capacity portable charger | Useful where charging facilities are limited or unavailable |
Trip Highlights
- Follow the classic Annapurna Circuit through the contrasting landscapes of the Marshyangdi and Kali Gandaki valleys
- Cross the spectacular Thorong La Pass at 5,416 metres, the highest point of the journey
- Experience the Tibetan-influenced Buddhist culture of the upper Manang Valley through monasteries, chortens, mani walls, and prayer flags
- Enjoy close mountain views of Annapurna II, Annapurna III, Annapurna IV, Annapurna South, Gangapurna, Pisang Peak, Manaslu, Himalchuli, and surrounding Himalayan peaks
- Explore the traditional villages of Jagat, Dharapani, Chame, Pisang, Manang, and Muktinath
- Discover the changing vegetation and wildlife of the Annapurna Conservation Area, from forest ecosystems to high alpine environments
- Experience the dramatic transition from green subtropical hills to pine forests, alpine valleys, and the dry trans-Himalayan landscape
- Walk through the dramatic Kali Gandaki Valley after crossing Thorong La, surrounded by dry cliffs and high Himalayan terrain
- Visit Muktinath, a sacred pilgrimage site revered by both Hindus and Buddhists
- Experience one of Nepal's most diverse trekking journeys, combining high mountain scenery, traditional Himalayan communities, historic trails, and a challenging Himalayan pass within a single circuit
Annapurna Circuit Trek – 14 Days ~ Itinerary
Day 1
Arrival in Kathmandu
- Altitude: 1,350 m
- Accommodation: Standard Three Star hotel in Thamel
We are glad to welcome you to Nepal! Right after your flight landing at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, Nepal Royal Tourism Holiday will meet you personally and transfer you to the hotel. As the capital city, Kathmandu predominantly showcases the fusion of the old and new with its centuries-old temples, vibrant bazaars, and busy streets. You could either unwind at the hotel after check-in or take a stroll in the tourist hub of Thamel where multiple trekking stores, restaurants, and cultural spots exist. Toward the night time, we shall do a brief trek orientation and talk about your Annapurna Circuit trek.
Day 2
Drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar and Besisahar to Jagat by Sharing Local Jeep
- Altitude: 1300m
- Travel Distance: 235 to 250 km
- Travel Duration: 8-9 hours
- Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Accommodation: Teahouse in Jagat
The story starts with a beautiful ride from Kathmandu to Besisahar where you can admire the pristine nature, terraced fields, and simple village life along the road. Then, after Besisahar, the rest of the traveling will be a local jeep sharing on the rough mountain road going up your Jagat. A drive will show you some wonderful landscapes and introduce you to the mountain lifestyle in the world’s top wilderness of Nepal. You will be tired when you reach Jagat, so just take a rest and get on with your trekking preparation.
Day 3
Trek from Jagat to Dharapani
- Altitude: 1,860m
- Trek Duration: 6 to 7 hours
- Trek Distance: 16 km
- Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Accommodation: Teahouse in Dharapani
This will be the beginning of your trekking trip. The route is alongside the Marsyangdi River where you are going to visit rural communities, dense jungles, and fields laid out in a stair-like fashion. There will be suspension bridges that you are going to cross, and some stunning places inhabited by different ethnic groups such as the Gurungs and Tibetans will also be visited. The higher you get, the better your scenery will become. Located at the feet of the Annapurna Himalayas, Dharapani is a traditional mountain village where you can get to know the life of local people and their hospitality.
Day 4
Trek from Dharapani to Chame
- Altitude: 2,710m
- Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours
- Trek Distance: 15 km
- Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Accommodation: Teahouse in Chame
Setting off from the village of Dharapani, the hiking path winds into the calm and tranquil forest full of pine and fir trees. You will walk through the settlements of beautiful and well-maintained villages as the views of the mountains become more and more breathtaking. Besides, intermittent falls and high cliffs are also a good hauteur to this area. Chame, a district center of the Manang region is picturesque mountain town surrounded by spectacular Himalayan peaks which is known for its laid back lifestyle.
Day 5
Trek from Chame to Upper Pisang
- Altitude: 3.300m
- Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours
- Trek Distance: 13 km
- Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Accommodation: Teahouse in Upper Pisang
The trail today takes you through the lovely forest that is well-dotted by the magnificent mountains. Opening of the valley along with the breathtaking summit of the snow-clad peaks is the visual treat that you will have while ascending. Rock hiking and crossing the bridges are the highlights thus making this section quite memorable. Once at Upper Pisang, you will be able to see the magnificent broad view of the mountain with Annapurna II and other surrounding peaks. Also, the village gives an exposure to Tibetan Buddhist culture and architecture.
Day 6
Trek from Upper Pisang to Manang
- Altitude: 3,540m
- Trek Duration: 6 to 7 hours
- Trek Distance: 16 km
- Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Accommodation: Teahouse in Manang
Among the days of the Annapurna Circuit, this will be the most spectacular one. Along the way, you will pass through beautiful traditional Himalayan villages. Besides Ghyaru and Ngawal, which are pretty locations with Tibetan style working and way of life, the trail also has ancient monasteries which you can explore. The climate and environment are becoming drier and more severe, which is a typical feature of the Himalayan rain shadow region. Before reaching Manang, the views of Gangapurna, Annapurna III, and Tilicho Peak are simply magnificent.
Day 7
Acclimatization Day in Manang
- Altitude: 3,540 0m
- Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Accommodation: Teahouse
Today you will have to keep your body an ideal level of fitness as well as get used to the effects of high altitude by rest and relaxation. If you are that kind of person who cannot sit still, there are lots of opportunities for you to do some level of physical activity. A small hike around the village of Manang or a visit to any of the several glaciers, monasteries, and viewpoints can be done by you. Meanwhile, there are plenty of bakeries and cafés where you can relax while soaking up the stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Besides being a rest day, this day is also for making your body get used to the changes brought about by higher altitudes.
Day 8
Trek from Manang to Yak Kharka
- Altitude: 4,050 m
- Trek Duration: 4 to 5 hours
- Trek Distance: 10 km
- Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Accommodation: Teahouse in Yak Kharka
The path from Manang through the changing vegetation of the alpine regions and livestock scenes will lead you through open meadows. Yaks and mountain goats are among the animals you might run into when you get off the beaten track and the landscape closes in. The still environment and breathtaking mountains will make you further enjoy this day. Yak Kharka is a minor seasonal settlement surrounded by beautiful high Himalayan scenery.
Day 9
Trek from Yak Kharka to Thorong Phedi
- Altitude: 4,450
- Trek Duration: 4 to 5 hours
- Trek Distance: 9 km
- Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Accommodation: Teahouse in Thorong Phedi
Today’s trek takes us away from the beaten path into the heart of the high mountain wilderness. The trail follows the contours of the mountain and slopes surrounded by massive and stunning peaks. When you get to Thorong Phedi, (the base camp area of Thorong La Pass), you must be feeling very excited with a more adventurous atmosphere around you. The place for the final overnight stay before the famous mountain pass crossing is here.
Day 10
Trek from Thorong Phedi to Muktinath via Thorong La Pass
- Altitude: 5,416 m at Thorong La Pass and around 3,710 m at Muktinath
- Trek Duration: 7 to 8 hours
- Trek Distance: Around 15 to 16 km
- Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Accommodation: Teahouse in Muktinath
This is the most physically and mentally demanding as well as the most satisfying day on the Annapurna Circuit trek. Very early in the morning, you shall start the ascent of the legendary Thorong La Pass, which is one of the world’s highest trekking passes. Achieving the final summit of the pass will surely be an unforgettable moment in your life and the reward will be the spectacular Himalayan mountain views. After having the party at the pass, you will be heading down to Muktinath, the holy temple area sacred to Hindus and Buddhists.
Day 11
Trek from Muktinath to Jomsom
- Altitude: 2,743 m
- Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours
- Trek Distance: Around 20 to 25 km
- Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Accommodation: Teahouse in Jomsom
The trek today will take you down through the bizarre landscapes associated with the Mustang region that is famous for its bare valleys, towering vertical canyon walls, and Tibetan-type villages. On the way there, you will go through Kagbeni, an exquisite medieval village famous for its narrow winding streets and traditional architecture. Jomsom is a famous mountain town surrounded by cold winds and apple orchards, near which you will definitely be able to see the faces of Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri.
Day 12
Drive from Jomsom to Pokhara
- Altitude: 822m
- Travel Duration: 6 to 7 hours
- Travel Distance: 160 km
- Meal: Breakfast and Lunch
- Accommodation: Standard Three star Hotel in Pokhara
The drive from Jomsom to Pokhara is a lengthy, if adventurous, journey, while the much shorter option of a direct flight is also an option. With enough time, a side trip to nearby Tatopani and its natural hot springs is also available and certainly worth considering for its recuperative effects on weary limbs. Pokhara is the most attractive lakeside city in Nepal that provides a beautifully relaxing environment after your mountain adventure. You could be loitering in the Phewa Lake area, sipping local coffee in cafes, or simply kicking back as you reminisce about your trek experience.
Day 13
Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu
- Altitude: 1,350 m
- Drive Duration: 6 to 7 hours
- Drive Distance: Around 200 km
- Meal: Breakfast and Lunch
- Accommodation: Standard Three Star Hotel in Kathmandu
You will be returning to Kathmandu via road from Pokhara. The road takes you through the beautiful hills, rivers, and villages of the countryside. This drive will offer you a final opportunity to appreciate the natural environment of Nepal. When you get to Kathmandu, you should be able to find some great opportunities for shopping in the local markets and other entertainment options including relaxing at the hotel. In the evening, most trekkers enjoy a farewell dinner to celebrate their successful completion of the Annapurna Circuit Trek.
Day 14
Final Departure
- Meal: Breakfast
Your dream to visit Nepal and Himalayas will come to an end today. We hope your memories will go back with you and our hospitality will keep you coming back again. Before you go, based on your flight timing our team Nepal Royal Tourism Holiday will be there to send you to Tribhuvan International Airport. Thank you for choosing us, and see you next time!
Annapurna Circuit Trek – 14 Days Fixed Departures Dates
Trip Cost Includes/Excludes
Cost Includes
- Airport arrival and departure transfers in private, comfortable vehicle
- 2 night's Standard hotel accommodation in Kathmandu and 1 night Pokhara on a twin-sharing basis, including daily breakfast
- All meals during the trek (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) served at local teahouses along the trail with a cup of tea
- Mountain teahouse accommodation throughout the trekking days
- An experienced, government-licensed trekking guide with strong knowledge of the route, altitude, and local culture
- Porters as required based on group size, ensuring a comfortable trekking experience
- Ground transportation between Kathmandu and Besisahar and Pokhara to Kathmandu in a comfortable luxurious tourist bus
- Ground transportation between Mukthinath to Pokhara in a comfortable luxurious tourist bus
- Private SUV transfers from Besisahar to Jagat or equivalent
- All required trekking permits, including Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and TIMS card
- Use of a trekking duffel bag and sleeping bag for the duration of the trek (to be returned after completion)
- A complimentary company T-shirt as a trekking souvenir
- Trekking completion Certificate upon successful completion of the itinerary
- All applicable government taxes and service charges
Cost Excludes
- Personal expenses of any kind, including hot or cold drinks, bottled water, snacks, alcoholic beverages, cigarettes, laundry, and toiletries
- Lunch and dinner while staying in Kathmandu and Pokhara
- Travel and medical insurance, including emergency evacuation coverage
- Additional costs caused by circumstances beyond control, such as weather delays, road conditions, or itinerary changes for safety reasons
- Any expenses not clearly mentioned in the Cost Includes section
- Tips for trekking guide and porter (not mandatory, but customary and appreciated)
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Route Map for Annapurna Circuit Trek – 14 Days
Frequently Asked Questions
The 14 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek is widely regarded as a moderate to tough hiking adventure. You will be mainly walking on natural trails high in the mountains, with intermittent steep climbs and descents. The biggest challenge you’ll face is crossing Thorong La Pass (5,416m), which sits at a beautiful, yet very high, mountain summit.
If you have trekked before, it is good. However, it is not compulsory as many first-timers complete the trek with success. A good level of fitness, positive attitude, and adherence to the guide’s suggestions are the success factors even more than having previous trekking experience.
You’re free to trek this route year-round, although the prime seasons are during spring (March – May) and autumn (September – November). In these periods, you’ll often enjoy clearer skies and the most impressive mountain views.
Thorong La rises to an altitude of 5,416 meters, approximately 17,769 feet. Reaching its summit is a huge accomplishment for trekkers, as the pass stands among the world’s tallest hiking routes.
The danger of altitude sickness is always present on a high altitude trek such as this one. It can happen even to the fit and experienced mountaineers, which means precautions and awareness are necessary at all times.
Depending on the itinerary and the weather conditions, trekkers generally walk from 5 to 8 hours daily. The days can be shorter, but the day for Thorong La pass will be quite a lot of time.
It’s highly recommended to have a guide, and Nepal’s trekking regulations often require one. In addition to making your trek safer, a knowledgeable guide enhances your experience by explaining local customs and handling logistics.
Sure, if you have a strong back and good fitness level you can carry your own backpack and do the trek without a porter. Yet, if you hire a porter it will be a lot more comfortable for you and you get a chance to stop and marvel at the breathtaking mountain scenery a lot more often.
You must have these permits for trekking within the Annapurna region:
- Annapurna Conservation Area entry (ACAP)
- A TIMS Card, as per current regulations
Nepal Royal Tourism will organize these documents for you as part of your booking.
While trekking, you’ll typically stay in teahouses or mountain lodges. Most rooms offer two beds with clean blankets, and bathroom facilities are often shared among guests. As you climb to higher altitudes, amenities may become fewer.
Meals served at teahouses are diverse, some of the options are:
- Dal Bhat (Nepal’s classic lentil and rice dish)
- Noodles
- Fried rice
- Pasta
- Soup
- Pancakes
- Tea and coffee
There is a very good variety of vegetarian food.
Of course, at every stop for the night, the water that you can drink will be available. The options are bottled water, boiling water, or purification tablets or filters to go along with your refillable bottles.
Even though there is Wi-Fi in most of the villages and teahouses through the Annapurna Circuit, it still on the slow side and at times one has to pay for it. Mobile network coverage on the trek also available in the most trail.
Power outlets are available at most of the lodges where you stay, but in more remote locations, charging your devices may come with a small extra fee. Therefore, it’s smart to pack a power bank for convenience.
Main things that you must not forget are:
- Warm jacket
- Sleeping bag
- Trekking boots
- Thermal clothing
- Gloves and hat
- Sunglasses
- Water bottle
- Trekking poles
- Personal medicines
- Sunscreen
It is very important to pack smart and light.
Beginners are capable of doing this trek, of course, with the help of adequate preparation and a properly designed program. Working out with consistent walking, cardio exercises, and stair climbing will make the training for the trekking much easier and more enjoyable.
Having travel insurance is absolutely essential when heading into the mountains. It’s something you should always arrange, and some trekking providers will even require you to show proof of insurance coverage before working with you.
The most incredible aspect of the Annapurna Circuit is how it feels like several journeys in one. You’ll travel through lush forests, visit cultural villages, discover Tibetan traditions, marvel at grand Himalayan views, go over the Thorong La Pass, stop at Muktinath temple, and enjoy countless unforgettable mountain landscapes.
Most definitely, a trek plan can be modified or made more suitable to your time limits, level of fitness and interests. Some people decide to visit Tilicho Lake, whereas some prefer shortening the trek by using jeep transfers or flights.
We at Nepal Royal Tourism Holiday P.L are offering you:
- The guides are local and very experienced,
- Tailor-made and personal services,
- Flexible itineraries,
- Affordable prices,
- 24/7 support,
- Safe trekking with focus on health,
- Dealing with local people and culture in an authentic way,
All in all, we want your trip to the Annapurna Circuit to be at the same time safe, memorable, and deeply unforgettable.
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Olivia Hansen
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Highly Recommended Annapurna Circuit Package
This was my first time trekking in Nepal, and Nepal Royal Tourism certainly made it impossible to forget. Due to the itinerary designed by them I got the perfect opportunity to get acclimatized gradually during the trek whereas the support team after the walk was astounding. So the Annapurna Circuit is definitely one of the world’s top trekking routes in my book.
Emma Rodriguez
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Professional Team and Unforgettable Trek
I appreciate Nepal Royal Tourism for an unforgettable two-week Annapurna Circuit trek. The guide we had was an expert with years of experience and constantly checked to make sure we were safe. The Himalayan sceneries left us amazed continuously. So really this is among the best trekking package offerings in Nepal.
Lucas Schneider
at 7:45 pm
Wonderful Trek with Expert Local Guides
We had a really wonderful trekking experience with Nepal Royal Tourism on the Annapurna Circuit. Apart from other things a huge enjoyment of our time there was the local knowledge provided by our guide and his endless attention to details. For those who want trekking holidays in Nepal don’t hesitate to go with them!!
Sophie Laurent
at 3:41 pm
Best Trekking Company for Annapurna Circuit Trek
My trekking experience with Nepal Royal Tourism on the Annapurna Circuit was unforgettable. They took care of all arrangements like transport and lodging without any hassle. Traveling with them was so pleasant that I felt secure and comfortable all the time. If you’re seeking the finest trekking tourism company in Nepal, then definitely try this.
Isabella Moretti
at 10:10 pm
Outstanding Service on Annapurna Circuit
Outstanding Service on Annapurna Circuit
The team of Nepal Royal Tourism was fantastic in helping me realize my Annapurna Circuit dream. They treated us very well as friends and in a real way, while at the same time having professional attitudes. The scenery was breathtaking, and the whole trip went very well. So if I will be doing a trekking trip in Nepal again, I shall certainly arrange it with them.
Daniel Thompson
at 3:27 pm
A Perfect 14-Day Himalayan Adventure
The Annapurna Circuit Trek has been for me a remarkable journey. The forsest and mountainous regions were simply spectacular. Nepal Royal Tourism was our host and organizer with great care. I have no hesitation in suggesting their services to others looking for trekking tours in Nepal.
Benjamin Carter
at 6:05 pm
Safe, Organized, and Memorable Trek
Perfect 14-day Annapurna Circuit Trek package was provided by Nepal Royal Tourism. Our guide took us through daily health checks during the trek, and the mountain facilities we stayed at were excellent. Throughout the trip I remained feeling safe, cared for, and encouraged.
Suriya M
at 1:08 pm
Good travel experience for me
The tour guide is very good and The tour guide recommends good travel. will come back to Nepal again. :))
Wongsakorn P
at 12:25 pm
Good exp.
Good exp with the first a big trek for me and guide takecare very well. Porter alway very good support.
Lucas Schneider
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Wonderful Trek with Expert Local Guides
The 14 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek with Nepal Royal Tourism was an incredible journey. Spectacular mountain panoramas with a touch of local hospitality and the very best service from the company have made it a memory that can never fade got thanks to you the amazing trip.
James Wilson
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Amazing Annapurna Circuit Trekking Journey
Every step of the way from Kathmandu to Thorong La Pass was planned for us well, and we enjoyed each one. Besides, Nepal Royal Tourism offered top-notch service throughout our journey making the entire trek one of relaxation only and left no room for worries. So if anyone is of two minds about going for the next trip, I advise them to just choose us and happily consent.