Annapurna Base Camp Trek 13 Days

aces Nepal Trek & Tours.' That's our friendly rep who'll take you to your hotel. We'll have a pre-trip meeting at our office either on your first or second day. That's where you'll meet your guide and we'll go over everything you need to know. Don't forget to bring your passport, three passport-size photos, and a copy of your travel insurance. And if you still owe us any money, please be ready to pay it then. You'll also need to sign some paperwork.

We're catching a bus to Pokhara, which is a beautiful city by a lake. It's got amazing views of the mountains and is a much calmer place than Kathmandu. It's like the perfect base for our trek!

We'll walk along a river for a bit and then reach a village called Birethanti. From there, we'll climb up the side of the valley, stopping at a few places along the way. Today's hike is pretty easy, just a warm-up for the adventures ahead!

After that, the trail gets a bit easier as we walk through a forest of oak and rhododendron trees. We'll stop at a few places along the way before reaching Ghorepani, our destination for today.

It's a great spot to watch the sunrise over the mountains. After spending some time there, we'll go back to Ghorepani for a hot breakfast. Then, we'll hike through some forests and down to Tadapani.

We'll walk through the forest and then reach a village called Gurjung, home to the Gurung people. From there, it's a pretty easy walk to Chomrong.

There used to be a checkpoint there. After that, we'll walk through a forest and down a steep rock bank. We'll keep walking along the river until we reach the Himalayan Hotel.

It's actually not really a base camp because you can't climb that mountain. This area is called the Annapurna Sanctuary because it's surrounded by mountains. From there, it's about a two-hour hike to Annapurna Base Camp. You'll get amazing views of the mountains there.

We'll go downhill a lot and reach a place called Bamboo, which has some places to stay

On the way, we'll see an experimental sheep farm. We'll walk through some forests and then go downhill to Jhinu, where we can relax in hot springs.

Then, we'll take a short drive back to Pokhara. After checking into our hotel, we'll go to Fewa Lake and take a boat ride to Barahi Temple.

If you want to stay longer, there are lots of things you can do, like go on a jungle safari, try rafting, explore the city, or go mountain biking. In the evening, we'll have a farewell dinner at a Nepalese restaurant with some cultural shows.

Our rep will take you to the airport so you can catch your flight home.