The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is the best choice if you want to see the mountains in their spectacular splendor and become fully immersed in the local culture. The ABC Trek is a one-of-a-kind adventure that offers a breathtaking view of the Annapurna (8091m), Machhapuchhre (6997m), and Dhaulagiri (8167m) mountains as well as the warm hospitality of Gurung towns. The ABC Trek is a pleasure for any travel enthusiast as it explores the Annapurna Conservation Area and the paths to the south of Annapurna (8091m).
Access the Asia Treks offers the popular Annapurna Base Camp Trek, which takes hikers through a variety of environments, quaint towns, and breathtaking mountain views. Starting at Nayapul, the journey starts at about 1,070 meters above sea level. Trekkers set out on a gorgeous track that passes across the Modi Khola on suspension bridges and passes past traditional Gurung villages and terraced fields. Trekkers can enjoy a nice experience at the 1,760-meter-high Jhinu Danda, which has hot springs where they can relax and refresh while taking in the stunning mountain environment.
The trail continues up into Sinuwa, reaching a height of roughly 2,340 meters. This section features peaceful walking trails through forests, highlighting the abundant wildlife in the area. Trekkers pass through bamboo and rhododendron forests, with sporadic views of Machapuchare (Fishtail) peaks and Annapurna South. Standing at about 3,230 meters, Deurali is an important stopover before the last push to Annapurna Base Camp. This portion of the hike gets hikers ready for the greater heights that lie ahead while offering breathtaking vistas of the surrounding countryside.
The trip down to 2,335-meter-high Bamboo passes through the stunning Modi Khola gorge, which is known for its striking cliffs and gushing waterfalls. Hikers stroll along a peaceful trail in a forest, enjoying the peace and the abundant vegetation. Trekkers can find a peaceful place to rest in the Himalayas at Bamboo, where warm and inviting teahouses welcome tired travelers. With the views and sounds of the Himalayan mountains all around, this section of the journey offers a close-up encounter with the natural world.
Trekkers can expect an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Annapurna region on the Annapurna Base Camp Trek with Access the Asia Treks, which offers a broad range of landscapes and cultural experiences. Each section of the walk adds to an immersive Himalayan adventure, from the alpine forests and spectacular mountain views at higher heights to the lush terraced fields and quaint towns at lower altitudes. Trekkers can experience a mix of scenic beauty, cultural interactions, and the fulfillment of arriving at the foot of one of the most famous mountain ranges in the world along the journey to Annapurna Base Camp.
Walking to the foot of the majestic Annapurna Himalayas
Admiring the stunning Himalayan vistas which include Annapurna range, Dhaulagiri, and Machhapuchhre
Experiencing the quaint Gurung and Thakali themed lifestyle and culture
Journey through the vast Annapurna region within a week packing in adventures of a lifetime.
After your arrival at the TIA (Tribhuwan International Airport), Kathmandu, you are received with warm and hearty welcome by our friendly and accommodating staff along with welcoming banner stand sign outside the arrival terminal. Meanwhile, it is followed up by short welcoming procedure in a typical Nepali tradition and you are escorted to the luxurious hotel in Kathmandu. During this time period, you can feel the vibes of the bustling lifestyle of Kathmandu city. Various cultural heritages and ancient sculptures with magnificent monasteries are the center of attraction in Kathmandu city. Furthermore, you are provided with pleasantly brief details regarding your stay in hotel. A comfortable and luxurious stay in hotel of Kathmandu for this night.
Note: Generally, we conduct the briefing on this day. Therefore, we have to be prepared accordingly as per the given time frame.
On this day, you set out for a drive to Kyumi or Jhinu Danda. Depending on the road condition, you either reach to Jhinu Danda or Kyumi the two neighboring destination.
Traveling around 200 kilometers across Nepal’s varied landscape takes you from Kathmandu, which is located at 1,400 meters, to Kyumi/Jhinu Danda, which is located at 1780 meters, via Pokhara, which is located at 822 meters. The route meanders through the picturesque mountains, showing terraced farms and quaint villages as it leaves Kathmandu’s busy downtown behind. Reaching Pokhara at 822 meters provides a pleasant stop to experience the city’s lakeside charm and lively atmosphere, and is a perfect midpoint for refreshment after roughly 6 hours of journey.
Proceeding with the trip, the road from Pokhara to Kyumi/Jhinu Danda takes about 3 to 4 hours and passes through beautiful scenery as the elevation rises progressively. At 1780 meters, the peaceful peaks of Kyumi/Jhinu Danda culminate in breathtaking views of valleys and the mighty Himalayas. This journey, which takes about 8 to 10 hours overall, takes you across Nepal’s diverse landscapes, from the calm allure of Kyumi/Jhinu Danda to the stunning Pokhara.
A stunning section of the Annapurna Base Camp trip, the journey from Jhinu Danda at 1,780 meters to Sinuwa at 2,340 meters, offers hikers a mix of lush vistas and steady elevation rise. Starting from the peaceful surroundings of Jhinu Danda, the walk usually covers a distance of 7 to 8 km and takes around 5 to 6 hours to finish, depending on personal pace and rest stops along the way. The trail winds its way through terraced fields and lush woodlands in the beginning, offering vistas of the surrounding hills and local life on occasion.
Trekkers will find a moderate but continuous ascent along the trail as it progressively slopes upward into Sinuwa. The trail winds through thick bamboo and rhododendron forests, producing a calm atmosphere with the sound of rustling leaves and the sporadic appearance of Himalayan birds. Trekkers enjoy the varied scenery that highlights the Annapurna region’s varied splendor as they progressively rise along well-marked paths, across small streams and passing through quaint villages.
Trekkers are rewarded with stunning views of the surrounding peaks and valleys when they reach Sinuwa, which is tucked away at a height of 2,340 meters. The town offers a peaceful environment for relaxation and rejuvenation, with its comfortable guest lodges and tea houses providing solace amidst the untamed landscape. Trekkers can now acclimatize before venturing even further into the heart of the Himalayas, and the cooler temperatures and higher elevation signal an important turning point in the route toward the Annapurna Base Camp.
The trek from 2,340-meter-high Sinuwa to 3,230-meter-high Deurali is around 9–10 kilometers long and usually takes 6–7 hours to finish. Trailheading out of Sinuwa, the route climbs steadily as it passes through lush rhododendron, oak, and bamboo forests. Hikers follow designated trails, sometimes fording tiny creeks, and get fleeting views of the neighboring peaks through the verdant foliage. Hikers can experience both a gradual elevation gain and peaceful, unhurried natural beauty as they ascend towards Deurali.
As the trail continues on, the surrounding area changes and becomes alpine territory. Along the way, trekkers may come across some rocky areas. As altitude rises, the air gets sharper. Trekkers are captivated by the expansive views of the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) peaks as they ascend through stunning landscapes.
Reaching the strategically important resting station of Deurali (3,230 meters) is a substantial elevation increase on the Annapurna Base Camp trek. Trekkers can enjoy a calm atmosphere in the village among the tall peaks, lodging choices, and an opportunity to acclimate before resuming the ascent towards higher heights. Deurali is a worthwhile halt on this thrilling expedition into the heart of the mountains because of the lower temperatures and stunning mountain views.
An overnight stay at Deurali.
Trek Duration: 6-7 hours
Trek distance: Around 7 km
Accommodation: Best available Hotels/Lodges/Tea Houses
An amazing climb into the heart of the Annapurna Sanctuary is the walk from 3,230-meter-high Deurali to 4,130-meter-high Annapurna Base Camp (ABC). This section, which covers around 4 to 5 kilometers, usually takes 3 to 4 hours to finish, depending on pace and personal acclimatization. Trekkers leave Deurali and follow a track that progressively ascends, offering a combination of rocky terrain and breathtaking views.
The trail winds its way up towards the Annapurna Base Camp, passing through snow-covered alpine scenery and occasionally rocky spots that require some dexterity. As they gradually approach the base camp, trekkers are rewarded with breath-taking views of towering peaks, including the recognizable Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) and the beautiful Annapurna range. A sensation of wonder and achievement is evoked by the sharper air and the surrounding peaks that appear to embrace hikers in their majestic grandeur.
At 4,130 meters, reaching the Annapurna Base Camp is an incredible achievement that rewards hikers with a beautiful view of the sanctuary surrounded by snow-capped hills. Situated amidst the Himalayan giants’ amphitheater, the base camp offers a tranquil and fulfilling experience. Before checking into their lodgings and savoring the peace and quiet of the highest point on this thrilling hike, trekkers frequently savor this time, taking in the breathtaking views and the overwhelming majesty of the surrounding peaks.
Depending on pace and route conditions, the descent from Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) at 4,130 meters to Bamboo at 2,335 meters is roughly 13 to 14 kilometers long and usually takes 6 to 7 hours. Trekkers continue their descend via well-established trails, retracing their ways through the Annapurna Sanctuary, leaving behind the spectacular heights of ABC. The trail, which descends from the alpine environment back into lush forests, provides breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks and the constantly shifting landscapes.
As they descend from the upper elevations, hikers observe the landscape gradually changing from bamboo and rhododendron groves to lush woods and bubbling streams. The trail meanders through the tranquil refuge, offering sporadic views of the massive peaks that progressively disappear into the distance. The atmosphere changes to the peaceful cadence of the lower altitudes as hikers approach Bamboo. The temperature also rises.
Reaching Bamboo, which is tucked away in the peaceful environs at 2,335 meters, signifies a considerable drop from the heights of Annapurna Base Camp. Trekkers frequently find solace in the comfortable lodgings, surrounded by the calming sounds of nature, following a tiring day spent descending the Himalayas’ spectacular heights.
The journey from 2,335-meter-high Bamboo to 1,730-meter-high Jhinu Danda is around 7 to 8 kilometers long and usually takes 4 to 5 hours, depending on the hiker’s pace and stops along the way. Trekkers begin a slow descend from Bamboo via well-traveled pathways that meander through verdant forests and quaint communities. The trail meanders back through woods of bamboo and rhododendron, with sporadic views of the nearby hillsides and the far-off peaks of the Annapurna range.
Trekkers see a change in the scenery as they descend, with terraced fields and tiny communities tucked away among the undulating hills. The track offers a calm return trip toward Jhinu Danda by meandering through the serene environment, crossing streams, and occasionally coming across local inhabitants.
Reaching 1,730 meters, Jhinu Danda provides hikers with a well-known refuge among the scenic vistas. Following a strenuous day of hiking, trekkers can rest and rejuvenate in the village’s tranquil atmosphere and warm springs. This section of the journey comes to a reassuring finish at Jhinu Danda, with its lower elevation and serene surroundings, beckoning hikers to rest and recover before venturing further into the Annapurna region.
Traveling from the 1730-meter-high Jhinu Danda to the 822-meter-high, cosmopolitan city of Pokhara is a fascinating drive that takes around 2-3 hours. As the route descends from the tranquil heights, Nepal’s varied landscapes come into vivid view. Every turn in the road offers a fresh view of distant peaks and valleys as you drive by quaint villages and terraced farms on either side of you. The about 22-kilometer trip provides lots of chances to take in the amazing landscape, making every minute spent behind the wheel a stunning investigation of Nepal’s natural splendor.
The terrain gradually changes as the kilometers travel and the wheels turn. There’s a difference in scenery as you move from the peaceful highland region to the bustling Pokhara suburbs. The air gets warmer, more people live on the slopes, and the edges of the city begin to show. The road leads to the bustling city life at the conclusion of the journey, winding through the ever-changing terrain. The journey from Jhinu Danda to Pokhara, which takes 2 to 3 hours by car, captures the spirit of Nepal’s varied topography and provides a smooth transition from the tranquil highlands to the vibrant city.
After having breakfast at Pokhara, you set out for a drive to Kathmandu. The drive duration is around 6-7 hours according to the traffic on the road and the road condition.
After breakfast, you are transferred to Tribhuvan International Airport for your onward flight. This marks the end of your trek and adventure in Nepal, taking with you unforgettable memories of the Himalayas, local culture, and scenic landscapes.
All transportation is grounded transportation
Two nights’ accommodation with breakfast in a luxurious hotel in Kathmandu and one night at Pokhara
Full board meals breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea/coffee during the trek
Best available twin sharing lodge for accommodation
Snacks of seasonal fruits during the trek (optional)
Sightseeing tours in the areas covered by the trek.
One highly experienced, helpful, and friendly guide. Porters at your own cost (1 porter for two people) and their insurance, food, accommodation, salary, and equipment.
Sleeping Bag, Down jacket and Duffle bag for porters
Trekking map and trip achievement certificate
First aid medical kit
Annapurna conservation area Permit fee
TIMS Fee- Trekkers’ Information Management System
All government taxes and office service charge
Meals not specified in the inclusions
Hot shower and extra hot water
Personal equipment
Cold drinks and sweets like cholate bar and other snacks
Travel insurance
Tips for guide and porters
Battery charging above 3820m
No extra expenses from the company if there is an emergency or bad weather
A detailed gear list is crucial for trekking. With Access the Asia Treks, we ensure the clients safety, comfort and success in the challenging Himalayan environment. To support clients who doesn’t have personal specific equipment, Access the Asia Treks offers rental facilities for high-quality trekking gear, ensuring that all participants are properly equipped. This service not only guarantees safety but also makes the adventure more accessible and stress-free, allowing trekkers to focus on the experience while adhering to professional safety standards.
Here’s a list of essential gears for trekking:
Clothing:
Upper Body:
Lower Body: Trekking pants (2-3 pairs), Thermal leggings and Hiking shorts (optional)
Head and Hands: Hat or cap, wool hat, neck gaiter and Lightweight gloves (Insulated gloves)
Footwear: Trekking boots (waterproof), Camp shoes (sandals or sneakers) and Wool or synthetic trekking socks (3-4 pairs)
Backpacks and Bags:
Sleeping:
Trekking Gear:
Personal Items:
Miscellaneous:
Optional:
This gear list should be customized based on the specific trek, altitude, and weather conditions.
Company provides the following facilities regarding the trekking gears
Duffle bag – Company provides the duffle bag to carry all your trekking gears except your light luggage during the trek.
Company provides you the renting facilities of the gears and you can rent the gears in Nepal and you have to pay on your own. The gears renting costs around USD 2 to USD 2.5 per day.
Note: If there is any damage in the rented gears, then you must reimburse for the damaged material as per its original cost.
To confirm you’re booking with Access the Asia Treks, payment for the selected trek can be made via bank transfer. Please ensure that all applicable bank charges, including transfer fees or intermediary bank fees, are covered by you at the time of payment. This will help us receive the full amount without any deduction.
Once the payment is sent, kindly provide us with the transaction details or remittance slip for verification.
If you experience any issues during the payment process or require assistance of any kind, please feel free to contact us immediately. We are always available to support you and ensure a smooth and reliable booking experience.
For your convenience, we provide the option to hire trekking gear in Nepal. This includes essential items such as:
We recommend renting gear locally only if you do not already own quality trekking equipment, as renting ensures reliable and well-maintained gear suited for Nepal’s conditions.
To ensure a safe and enjoyable trek, please make sure you are fully prepared before departure:
Being fully equipped and prepared ensures a comfortable, safe, and memorable trekking experience in Nepal.
We offer three types of trekking packages to suit your preferences and budget:
All our packages are flexible and customizable, allowing you to tailor your trek according to your personal preferences, schedule, and interests.
Access the Asia Treks provides you the full information prior to the trek. Our representatives are always standby to support you in every situation from the beginning to the final departure. We try our best to make you feel like home with supportive staffs and friendly environment.
You can get VISA on Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport; or online in advance through Nepal’s Department of Immigration website (for a pre-arrival application).
You will need:
Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, you are warmly welcomed by a representative from Access the Asia Treks highlighting the Nepali tradition. You are then escorted to the hotel, where you can take some time to rest and settle in after your journey to Nepal.
Depending on your flight’s arrival time, the trip briefing will be conducted either the same day or the following day.
You are provided with an experienced leader who can lead you to your destination with proper supervision and care. You are taken care of your comfortable stay and day to day supervision of your balanced diet, water intake, gradual ascend and proper sleep.
As Altitude Sickness is most probable in this region, thus, proper acclimatization and day to day strategy is necessary which is taken into proper consideration from our staffs.
During emergency situation, evacuation procedure is also made standby and your travel insurance must be provided before the trek which must cover the higher altitude evacuation with medical expenses.
Access the Asia Treks provides reliable and comfortable transportation facilities suitable to the category of your trekking package. Transportation is arranged on either a private or sharing basis, depending on the selected itinerary and service chosen.
Whether traveling on a private or sharing basis, Access the Asia Treks ensures smooth transfers between airports (Private only), cities (Private only), and trekking trailheads (Private or Sharing) according to your package category.
Note: For transportation facilities, you can consult with our staffs for more information.
At Access the Asia Treks, we are committed and dedicated to promoting eco-friendly and responsible trekking practices that preserve the natural environment and support local communities.
Our staffs are well trained and provided with proper training for the responsible trekking. Our treks are designed to make lesser environmental impact while supporting cultural respect and sustainability. Cultural immersion, healthy participation in community activities and respecting their cultural and natural values are our priorities.
We encourage the “Leave No Trace” principle by reducing waste, avoiding single-use plastics, and ensuring proper disposal of all non-biodegradable materials. We look forward to creating the trekking campaigns supporting the nature and preserving its values for future. We work closely with local guides, porters, and communities to support the local economy and preserve traditional lifestyles.
Our trekking routes prioritize conservation areas, and we strictly follow government and park regulations to protect wildlife, forests, and fragile mountain ecosystems. We are always committed in respecting the laws to promote the Government and local people initiation to save the nature.
By choosing eco-friendly trekking with us, you can contribute to environmental preservation while enjoying an authentic and responsible Himalayan adventure.
Access the Asia Treks provides necessary information and comprehensive help regarding your stay in Nepal. Our professional dedicated team is committed to assisting you from your planning to the competion of the trek.
Pre-Trip Support: Before your trek begins, our staff offers personalized details to assist you choose the most suitable trekking package based on your interests, fitness level, and travel time frame.
Transportation & Accommodation: We manage and assist you with arranging transportation to and from trekking starting points, whether on a private or sharing basis, according to your package category. As per your interest and service needed, our team also provides sufficient information regarding accommodation options.
On-Trek Guidance & Safety: After your arrival, we will provide you the trek briefing details for your assurance regarding your trek information, gears and overall details. During the trek, our experienced leader will support you who is government-licensed and well-trained porters. Our leaders provide daily briefings on trekking distances, altitude changes, weather conditions, and safety measures which play the vital role for you to cope up with the altitude minimizing the risk of altitude sickness. Monitoring regarding your daily food intake, water intake, gradual ascend, physical and mental condition along with proper sleep, and emergency response coordination are integral parts of our service.
Emergency & Communication Support: In case of emergencies, we provide 24/7 support and coordination for medical assistance or evacuation services when required. We assist you to manage the travel insurance accordingly.
Post-Trek Assistance: After completion of the trek, we assist you with various options as per your feasibility. We arrange your return transportation, travel extensions, sightseeing arrangements, and onward travel plans. We also welcome feedback to continuously improve our services.
For further details or specific inquiries regarding your trekking package, our knowledgeable staff is always available to assist you.
During the official trek briefing, our guide or trek leader will cover all essential details to ensure you are fully prepared and informed. The briefing typically includes:
Trek Itinerary Overvieww
Day-to-day details of the trek and it makes you your vision clear before the trek.
Average trek duration, daily walking hours and the altitude profile to make you understand about the various situations during the trek.
Significant spots and highlights of the trek for you to encounter during the trek.
Safety & Altitude Guidelines
Proper information about the altitude sickness, symptoms and preventive measures. You are introduced with your trek guide so that you feel comfortable to share your opinions regarding it.
Acclimatization days and rest days during the trek for your adaptation with the altitude and the surrounding. This minimizes the risk of Altitude sickness.
You need the travel insurance which covers your emergency evacuation and medical expenses from the higher altitude.
Necessity of oxygen cylinder or portable altitude chambers whenever necessary during the trek or climbing or expedition.
Accommodation & Meals
The information related to mountain accommodation regarding your stay, food, amenities, room facilities, hot water and local tradition.
Meal plans, safe food practices, and dietary options
Packing & Gear Check
We will re-check all your personal gear and clothing whether they match the requirement for the trek or not. If not, we will help you to buy or hire as per the situation.
Recommendations for any missing or optional items that may be rented or purchased in Kathmandu
Weather Conditions & Trail Expectations
Typical weather patterns during your trekking season
Estimated temperatures at different elevations
Terrain details and trekking difficulty levels
Team Introduction
Introduction to the trek leader, assistant guides, and porters
Roles and responsibilities of each team member
Porter weight limits and packing guidelines
Communication & Connectivity
Availability of Wi-Fi, charging facilities, and mobile network
Recommended SIM cards (if needed)
Depending upon the necessity of the satellite phones and emergency contact, we will provide you all the information regarding it.
Insurance & Documentation Check
Verification of travel and rescue insurance
Passport copies, permits, and TIMS/park entry requirements
Final Question & Answer Session
Time for you to clarify doubts
Last-minute advice before departure
Confirmation of departure time for the following day
The Annapurna Short Trek is a popular option for people looking for a shorter trekking adventure in Nepal’s Annapurna region. This trek is intended for hikers with limited time or who choose a less challenging choice but still want to see the spectacular grandeur of the Himalayas. The Annapurna Short Trek normally lasts 5 to 7 days and begins and ends in Nayapul, with a picturesque path that takes you past quaint villages, lush woods, terraced fields, and spectacular mountain vistas. The journey offers views of beautiful peaks like as Annapurna, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and Dhaulagiri. Because it is shorter in duration and lower in height than longer Annapurna treks, it is accessible to a wide range of trekkers, including beginners and families. It is an excellent way to see the region’s cultural richness, interact with local communities, and appreciate the natural beauty without committing to a more physically challenging and time-consuming walk.
With “Access the Asia Treks,” you experience the Annapurna Base Camp Trek in a singular and engaging way that blends the program’s unique approach with the essence of the trek. The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is enhanced by “Access the Asia Treks” by adding an informative element that enables you to learn more about specific aspects of the trek, such as regional culture, photography, or sustainable practices. This broadens your view and improves your journey as a whole. The program places a strong emphasis on environmental protection, aids in local communities, and promotes activities for moral tourism. This trek provides a platform for visitors to interact with one another and share their experiences and lessons learned. You have the chance to participate in cultural workshops, see local initiatives, and discover the customs and way of life of the inhabitants of the Annapurna region. Overall, after joining with us, you can enjoy your time with once in a lifetime experience.
The possibility of altitude sickness during the Annapurna Short Trek is low. The highest point reached on this walk is usually around 3,210 meters (10,531 feet) at Poon Hill, which is not considered a high enough height to offer a substantial danger of altitude sickness. However, due to variations in acclimatization, individuals may still have mild symptoms of altitude sickness, such as headache, dizziness, or weariness. It’s critical to rise carefully, stay hydrated, and pay attention to your body. If any symptoms appear, it is best to descend to a lower altitude and rest until they pass. In terms of altitude sickness, the Annapurna Short walk is regarded a relatively safe walk, but it’s always a good idea to be aware of the symptoms and take the appropriate precautions to guarantee a safe and pleasurable trekking experience.
The Annapurna Short Trek is a moderate-level trek appropriate for trekkers with basic fitness and trekking expertise. The trail has both uphill and downhill sections, stone steps, and a few severe climbs. Poon Hill, the trek’s highest point, is roughly 3,210 meters (10,531 feet). While not as physically difficult as longer and higher altitude climbs in the Annapurna region, the journey nevertheless necessitates a respectable level of fitness and endurance. The walk normally lasts 5 to 7 days, allowing for a more leisurely pace. Most trekkers may successfully complete the Annapurna Short Trek with sufficient preparation, including physical fitness training and prior hiking experience.
The best time to do the Annapurna Base Camp Trek is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to December) seasons. These months offer stable weather, clear mountain views, and comfortable temperatures for trekking. Why Annapurna Base Camp Trek? A thrilling journey awaits you on the Annapurna Base Camp Trek in the center of the Annapurna mountain range. It offers a captivating experience for nature lovers with its breathtaking scenery, including terraced farms, lush forests, and soaring hills. The trip passes through quaint towns where you get a taste of local culture and connect with the locals. The accomplishment of arriving to Annapurna’s base camp, which is surrounded by mighty mountains, is an unforgettable experience. This trek is a well-liked option for hikers looking for an unforgettable Himalayan adventure since it combines natural beauty, cultural exploration, and a sense of accomplishment.
Absolutely, permits are necessary for the Annapurna Base Camp Trek. The trekkers’ information management system (TIMS) card and the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) are required. These permits offer crucial details about hikers in the area and aid in funding conservation activities. Permits are provided by Access the Asia Treks. The permits must be kept with you at all times and shown at checkpoints along the route.
| No. of People | Price per Person |
|---|---|
| 1 | $ 700 |
| 2-3 | $ 600 |
| 4-6 | $ 550 |
| 7-10 | $ 500 |
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