Moderate7 days · 4,130 mBest seller
Annapurna Base Camp
Walk into a natural amphitheatre ringed by 7,000-metre peaks — the Annapurna Sanctuary.
The Sanctuary trek is the Annapurnas’ greatest hit for a reason: villages, bamboo forest, hot springs, and finally a glacial bowl where Annapurna I, Machhapuchhre and Hiunchuli surround you completely. Our pacing adds a night at Deurali so you arrive at base camp strong, not staggering.
Why you'll love it
- The Sanctuary itself — a ring of 7,000 m peaks at 4,130 m
- Machhapuchhre Base Camp at 3,700 m the night before
- Ghandruk & Chhomrong — two of the prettiest Gurung villages
- Hot springs at Jhinu Danda (1,780 m) on the way out
Day by day
What's included
- Licensed English-speaking local guide
- ACAP & TIMS permits arranged for you
- Teahouse rooms + 3 meals a day on trail
- Private transport from Lakeside & back
- Porter (1 per 2 trekkers, 9 kg each)
- First-aid kit & daily oximeter checks
Not included
- Nepal visa & flights to Nepal
- Travel insurance (required, incl. helicopter evacuation)
- Drinks, snacks & hot showers on trail
- Personal trekking gear (rentable from us)
- Tips for guide & porter
Guides that cover this trip
Written by the people who run it — what the trail is like before you book.
What the Annapurna Sanctuary is really likeA week from our office to a glacial amphitheatre ringed by six thousand metres of ice. Here is the honest version — the stairs, the weather window, and why we start you at Jhinu.9 min read →Mardi Himal, the ridge walk that ruins other treks for youFive days on a high grassy spine with Machhapuchhre filling the sky. Newer, quieter and steeper than the classics — and the best short trek we run.8 min read →Travel insurance for Nepal: the clause that actually mattersMost policies quietly cap trekking cover at an altitude below the trek you booked. Here is how to check, and why helicopter cover is the line item that counts.6 min read →What your money actually buys: budget, standard and luxury comparedThe same trek is sold at four times the price by different companies. Here is where the difference goes, and where it does not.7 min read →
from
Rs 100,400 per person