One of the world's classic treks around the entire Annapurna Range. Annapurna region is best
described as the most happening incentive trekking destination of Nepal. The Annapurna Circuit
Trek has been proved as a highly praised and spectacular trekking route in the Annapurna region
since it opened to foreign trekkers in 1977. This three weeks trek starts right from Besishahar
and goes along the Marshyangdi River, with great view of Manashlu and Himal Chuli to the east.
This magnificent trek leads you to the fine village inhabited by a wide diversity of people
from different ethnic groups,offering spectacular and majestic view of the white Himalayas.
As it continues to the north of the main Himalayan range on to the high and dry Tibetan Plateau,
the scenery is equally breathtaking. The highest point of the trek is Thorungla pass at the top
of the valley at 5416m high. Due to the difficulties of crossing the pass, the circuit is usually
walked in a counter clockwise direction. Traveling clockwise the longer ascent and shorter descent
from west to east is too much for many peoples to manage in one day. As we descend to the west
at Muktinath from Manang, we continue to the the barren Tibetanlike village of the kali Gandaki
 - the world's deepest gorge passes between the giant Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains. After
you cross the Thorung La pass from Manang to Muktinath the final seven days of the circuit trek
are the same as the Jomsom Trek from Pokhara, but in reverse.

Days Activities
Day 01 Kathmandu
Arrival at Kathmandu international airport & transfer to the hotel
Overnight at the hotel

Day 02 Kathmandu
Morning is free after breakfast proceed for Sightseeing of Kathmandu Durbar
Square, Swoyambhunath after lunch Sightseeing of Pashupatinath, Bouddhanath,
Patan overnight at Hotel in Kathmandu

Day 03 Drive Kathmandu to Besishahar (790m), about 5 hour’s scenic drive.
Overnight at Tea House

Day 04 Besishahar to Bahundanda (1310m)
Today our journey starts at Besishahar, from where, the trail makes the climb
to Khudi at 790m, we then reach the first Gurung village. After crossing Gurung
valley It climbs to Bhulbhule at 825m; it then goes to Ngadi before reaching Lampata
at 1135m and nearby Bahundanda at 1310m. Overnight at Tea houses

Day 05 Bahundanda to Chyamje (1400m)
Morning is free after breakfast trek from Bahundanda to Chyamje via Jagat.
Overnight night at Tea houses

Day 06 Chyamje to Bagarchhap (2160m)
The day begins with the rocky trail following the Marsyandi Rivers steadily
uphill to Tal at 1675m, the first village in the Manang district. We make a
trailverse crossing a wide, flat valley. The trail then climbs a stone stairway
to 1860m till another stairway. The journey continues making up and down to Dharapani
at 1890m. There we find a stone entrance chorten typical of the Tibetan influenced
villages from here northwards. We then visit the Bagarchhap at 2160m that offers the
typical flat roofed stone houses of local Tibetans design although the village which
is still in the transition Zone before the dry highlands. Overnight at Tea houses

Day 07 Bagarchhap to Chame (2630m)
With often rough and rocky, the trail climbs to Tyanja at 2360m, & then continues
through forest, but near the river, to Kopar at 2590m. As we reach the Chame, the
headquarters of the Manang district, we are rewarded by the fine views of Annapurna
II as you approach Chame & two small hot springs by the town. Overnight at Tea houses

Day 08 Chame to Pisang (3300m)
The day starts through deep forest in a steep and narrow valley, crosses a river
on a long bridge at 2910m. We then cross another bridge at 3040m, from there the
view of the soaring Paungda Danda rock face really begins to appear. From there
the trail joins to climb to Pisang, which sprawls between 3200m & 3300m.
Overnight at Tea Houses

Day 09 Pisang to Manang (3500m)
Continue trek through the drier upper part of the Manang district, cut off
from the full effect of the monsoon by the Anapurna Range. People of this region,
herd yaks & raise crops for part of the year besides, they also continue to
enjoy special trading rights gained way back in 1784.
Leaving Pisang, we have an alternate trails north and south of the Marsyangdi
River which meet up again at Mungji. The southern route by Hongde, with its
airstrip, at 3325m involves less climbing than the northern route via Ghyaru,
though there are better views on the trail that follows the northern bank of
the river. From Mungji, the trail continues past the picturesque but partially
hidden village of Bryanga at 3475m to nearby Manang at 3500m. Overnight at Tea houses

Day 10 Acclimatization day in Manang
Today we spend a day acclimatizing in Manang. The whole day we spend by doing
some fine day walks and over viewing the magnificent views around the village
& the day time is best to gain altitude. At the end of the day, we return back
to our accommodation & have a night rest. Overnight at Tea houses

Day 11 Manang to Ledar (4250m)
Today we leave Manang, & the trai makes an ascent of nearly 2000m to the Thorung
La pass. We make the climb steadily through Tenki, leaving the Marsyangi Valley.
Continuing along the Jarsang Khola Valley, we reach Ledar at 4250m, there we see
the vegetations steadily more sparse. Overnight at Tea houses

Day 12 Ledar to Phedi or High camp (4600m)
The trail descends to cross the river at 4310m we then climb up to Phedi at 4420m.
At High Camp on the elevation of 4600m, we can recently found some good Guesthouses
built. Your overnight stay will be there. Overnight at Tea houses

Day 13 Phedi or High Camp to Muktinath (3710m)
The journey from Phedi “foot of the hill” or at the foot to the 5416m Thorung La
pass, begins the day. We then make the climb steeply that is regularly used and
easy to follow. However, the problem may arise due to the altitude and snow. It
often causes terrible problem to cross the pass if it is covered by snow. About
four hours climb up to the pass marked by the chortens & prayer flags. As you
reach the top, you are rewarded by the magnificent view from the top.
Overnight at Tea house

Day 14 Trek to Tukuche (2600m)
This place is also nice settlements of more than 100 houses of Thakali people.
It has also 2 monasteries, and one apple brandy factory. If you are interested
to see how apple brandy are produced, you will be taken there.

Day 15 Trek to Ghasa (2100 m) Overnight at Tea houses
Day 16 Ghasa (2100 m) trek to Tatopani (1200m)
his place is famous for its hot spring. This is the best place to relax your body
after a long days trek. Overnight at Tea houses

Day 17 Tatopani (1200m) trek to Ghorepani. Overnight at Tea houses
Day 18 Hiking to Poonhill - back to Ghorepani, and trek downhill to Tikhedhunga.
Overnight at Tea houses

Day 19 Tikhedhunga trek to Birethati, and 1 hour drive to Pokhara.Overnight at hotel in Pokhara

Day 20 Morning is free after breakfast drive Pokhara to Kathmandu. Overnight at hotel in Kathmandu

Day 21 Rest day in Kathmandu, Evening: Nepalese dinner with cultural show.Overnight at hotel in Kathmandu

Day 22 Kathmandu departure
Leisure day in Kathmandu, Final Departure to Kathmandu International Airport (TIA)

The above Package cost includes:

• Airport / hotel / airport transfers from and to International/ Domestic airport by using Car
• All necessary trekking permits including TIMS permit fees, ACAP permit
• Kathmandu – Besishahar transfer
• Experienced English speaking trekking guide
• Four nights accommodation in three star hotel of Kathmandu
• One night accommodation in the hotel of Pokhara on Twin sharing basis inclusive of breakfast
• All meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Diner) during the period of trekking
• Nepalese dinner in Kathmandu
• Sightseeing trips using exclusive vehicle as per the itinerary with English speaking guide.
• Taxes at the rate of 24.3%

The above cost does not includes:

• Services not mentioned in the above itinerary.
• Entrance fees at Sightseeing places
• Tips & gratuities.
• Personal expenses, lunch, dinner, beverages.
• Porterage at the airport.
• Personal equipments (trekking boot, sun glass, sticks etc)
• Personal medical expenses
• Travel insurance
• Emergency evacuation charges
• Extra expenses due to the unavoidable circumstance beyond our contorl