Annapurna Tours
Quench your thirst for adventure on an incredible trek or ride on one of Nepal's iconic peaks - Annapurna.
Annapurna tours are an exhilarating adventure amongst some of the tallest peaks in the world. Planning a trip to Annapurna might seem complicated, but in reality there are plenty of bike and trekking tours on Annapurna that will quench your thirst for adventure. From biking the Annapurna Circuit to the iconic Annapurna Base Camp Trek, there is no shortage of excitement on Annapurna tours.
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Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Discover for yourself why the Annapurna Base Camp Trek is so popular with trekking enthusiasts from around the world. The diversity of this region means you can hike through jungles, temperature rhododendron forests, and reach the base camp of Annapurna I, a peak that’s over 8,000 m tall.
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Annapurna Circuit Trek
The popular Annapurna Circuit trek in Nepal is a classic trek for good reason. This tour shows you the highlights of this beautiful region, including sunrise at Poon Hill and a challenging trek across the Thorong La pass.
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Annapurna Circuit by Bike
The Annapurna Circuit is not just for trekkers, but experienced mountain bikers will find it the trip of a lifetime on this guided cycling tour on the Annapurna Circuit! Challenge yourself with steep uphill climbs and narrow downhill switchbacks.
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Annapurna Luxury Lodge Trek
This Annapurna Luxury Lodges trek is perfect for anyone who desires to experience the grandeur of hiking in the Himalayas in Nepal without giving up too many luxuries. This trip is also good for guests who don’t want extreme altitudes or strenuous trekking conditions.
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Annapurna and Everest Luxury Lodge Trek
This Annapurna and Everest Luxury Lodge trekking tour offers you the best of the best when it comes to trekking in Nepal. The Annapurna range and the region around Mount Everest are the most scenic, awe-inspiring, and majestic in the Himalayas, and this tour takes you to both.
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Annapurna General Travel Information
Where to go in the Annapurna Region
The city of Pokhara serves as the gateway to the Annapurna treks, offering access to the Annapurna Circuit, the Annapurna Base Camp, and the less traveled paths like the Mardi Himal trek. Each route promises stunning views of towering peaks, lush valleys, and rich cultural encounters.
What to do in the Annapurna Region
Embark on the world-renowned Annapurna Circuit for a challenging yet rewarding journey, or opt for the Annapurna Base Camp trek for a shorter, yet equally breathtaking experience. For those seeking solitude, the Mardi Himal trek offers off-the-beaten-path trails with magnificent views.
When to go to the Annapurna Region
The best times to visit the Annapurna Region are during the pre-monsoon spring season of March to May and the post-monsoon autumn season of September to November. These periods feature clear skies, moderate temperatures, and the best mountain visibility, making them ideal for trekking.
Top 3 adventures in the Annapurna Region
- Annapurna Circuit Trek - This classic trek circles the entire Annapurna massif, offering trekkers an incredible variety of scenery from lush subtropical forests and paddy fields to high-altitude plateaus and the arid Mustang region. The trek includes crossing the challenging Thorong La Pass at 5,416 meters (17,769 feet), providing some of the most spectacular panoramic views in the Himalayas.
- Annapurna Base Camp Trek - This trek leads to the base of Annapurna South, part of the majestic Annapurna massif. The route offers a more direct trekking experience into the heart of the high mountains, passing through vibrant forests, terraced fields, and picturesque Gurung villages. The trek culminates at the Annapurna Sanctuary, a natural amphitheater surrounded by towering Himalayan peaks.
- Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek - Known for being more accessible and less strenuous, this trek is ideal for those who have limited time or prefer a less challenging route. It features one of the best viewpoints in the region, Poon Hill, which offers a spectacular sunrise view over the entire Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges. The trek also passes through beautiful rhododendron forests and charming mountain villages.
Travel tips for Annapurna Region tours
How widely is English spoken in the Annapurna Region?
English is commonly spoken in major trekking areas of the Annapurna Region, especially by those involved in the tourism and hospitality industries. You will find most guides, porters, and staff at teahouses able to communicate effectively in English.
How long should I go to the Annapurna Region?
The duration of your visit to the Annapurna Region can vary depending on the trek chosen. Short treks like the Poon Hill trek can take 4-5 days, while a full circuit trek might take around 12-21 days.
Should I bring Nepalese Rupees to the Annapurna Region or use a credit card?
It's essential to carry Nepalese Rupees in the Annapurna Region as cash is the primary mode of transaction on most treks. Credit cards are generally only accepted in larger towns like Pokhara.
Is the Annapurna Region family-friendly?
The Annapurna Region offers treks that are suitable for families with children who enjoy hiking, such as the Ghorepani Poon Hill trek. It's advisable to assess the difficulty level of the trek to ensure it matches the ability of all family members.
What’s the best way to get around the Annapurna Region?
The primary way to get around the Annapurna Region is on foot through trekking. For longer distances to trailheads or returning to Pokhara, local buses and jeeps are commonly used.
What are the accommodation types in the Annapurna Region?
Accommodation in the Annapurna Region ranges from basic teahouses that offer essential lodging and meals to more comfortable lodges with better amenities in larger villages.
What is the time zone in the Annapurna Region?
The Annapurna Region, like the rest of Nepal, operates on Nepal Time (NPT), which is UTC +5:45.
Can I do a self-guided tour in the Annapurna Region?
Self-guided tours are possible in the Annapurna Region, especially on the well-trodden paths like the Annapurna Circuit or to the Base Camp. However, hiring a guide can enhance the experience and provide additional safety.
Can I do guided tours in the Annapurna Region?
Guided tours are highly recommended in the Annapurna Region. They not only offer insights into the local culture and environment but also handle logistics and enhance safety during the trek.
How to get to the Annapurna Region?
Most treks in the Annapurna Region begin from Pokhara, which is accessible by road or air from Kathmandu. From Pokhara, you can take a short drive or local transportation to various starting points of the treks.
What are the major towns in the Annapurna Region?
Major towns within the Annapurna Region include Pokhara, which is the primary gateway to many treks, as well as Jomsom and Manang, which are significant stops on various trekking routes.
What are the best seasons for trekking in the Annapurna Region?
The best seasons for trekking are pre-monsoon (March to May) and post-monsoon (September to November) when the weather is clear and dry.
What should I know about altitude sickness in the Annapurna Region?
It's important to be aware of the symptoms of altitude sickness and take necessary precautions, including proper acclimatization.
Are there any specific permits required for trekking?
Yes, trekkers need to obtain an Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and a Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) card before embarking on most treks.
What is the emergency response in case of an accident?
Emergency responses can be slow, especially in remote areas. It’s advised to have a reliable communication method and know the location of health posts along the trek.
What cultural etiquettes should I follow?
Respect local customs such as dressing modestly, removing shoes before entering temples, and always asking permission before taking photos of local people.