115 km during a Annapurna base camp trek source by :nepalguideinfo.com
Total Distance for Annapurna Base Camp Trek/ Annapurna Sanctuary trek
Annapurna Base Camp Trek route covers around 115 km and you will be walking 10 to 18 km each day. This trail is a popular one and is usually packed with trekkers/ Hikers from all over the world. The trekking trails are easier on this trek.
• Trekking
with local, experienced and hospitable guides and porters. Our staffs are
trained and licensed from the Nepal government.
• Maximum
flexibility in itinerary, route with personalized services. Guide will
accompany you with his professional knowledge to make necessary changes
• Trekking
with minimum impact in the local environment with choices of lodges using
alternate fuel and following proper garbage disposal.
• Overnight
stays in villages with great views avoiding altitude sickness.
Annapurna range is the most exquisite , with some
of the world's highest mountain views including Annapurna I (8,091m / 10th
highest). While the foothills are dominated by diverse ethnic groups with their
charming villages and terraced farms, higher reaches are pristine roved only by
shepherds. We will come across the several view points with world famous
Himalayan views. The trekking is the best insight into the Nepalese mountain
lifestyle, ethnic diversity and a moderate adventure in the Himalayas.
Our trek starts from Pokhara, the
natural capital of Nepal. Pokhara is known as lake city with an amphitheater of
mountains. Annapurna range makes its northern wall. This is a base for several
treks in the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. We drive 44 km / 1.5 hrs to the
trekking trail head at 1,100 m from Pokhara and start our trek to Ghorepani
first. Ghorepani or its top Pun Hill (3,200 m) offers view of about 15 snow
peaks including Dhaulagiri I (8,167m / 7th highest), Annapurna I (8,091m / 10th
highest) and Manaslu (8,156m / 8th highest). This is the good start of the
trek. Then we will walk through the rhododendron forest to Chhomrong village
across the Annapurna South. From here one can enjoy the heights of Annapurna
South and Fishtail. The trail further enters into the narrow valley wedged
between Annapuran south and Fishtail. At Fishtail base camp (3,700 m), we come
to meadows and glacial moraine with relatively bright and wide valley.
Annapurna base camp (4,200 m) has snow peaks at 360 degree.
Day 01: Drive to Nayapul from
Pokhara (1.5 hrs) and trek to Thikedunga (4 hrs)
We will depart Pokhara at around
8:30 by a private car. The road snacks through the scenic country side for
about 1.5 hrs to the trekking trail head at Nayapul. This is the confluence of
Modi river draining Annapurna base camp and Burungdi river. We follow upstream
Burungdi river climbing gradually for about 4 hrs to Thikedunga. Thikedunga is
a small charming village full of lodges where we will spend the night.
Day 02: Climb to Ghorepani (6 hrs /
2,800 m)
After breakfast, we will start our
days walk with steep climb to Ulleri village. There are about 3,000 stone steps
to Ulleri village which will take about 2 hrs to climb. From Ulleri the trail
climbs gradually through the forest for another 4 hrs to Ghorepani at 2,800 m.
Ghorepani is the mountain pass overlooking at the deep KaliGandaki valley
wedged between two eight thousand meter peaks of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna.
Day 03: Hike to Pun Hill (50 mints /
3,200 m) | Trek to Tadapani
Pun Hill is the most beautiful view
point in the Annapurna region. We will hike for about 50 mints to Pun Hill at
3,200 m for sunrise view over the Himalayan peaks. One can see about 15
different peaks including Dhaulagiri I (8,167m / 7th highest),
Annapurna I (8,091m / 10th highest) and Manaslu (8,156 m / 8th
highest). After breakfast, we will head for our next destination of Tadapani.
The trail passes through the rhododendron forest with few ups and downs of 400
m each.
Day 04: Trek to Chhomroong (5 hrs /
2,100 m)
Tadapani has got the beautiful view
of Annapurna south and Fishtail mountain. From here we will climb down steeply
about 900 m to the valley basin at Ghurjung river. Climb gradually along the
mountain side to Chhomrong perched high up on the mountain ridge. Chhomrong is
a large Gurung village at the corridore of Annapurna Sanctuary. The village
offer the upclose view of Annapurna South (7,219 m), Fishtail (6,993 m).
Day 05: Trek to Dovan (2,400 m / 6
hrs)
Trek down to Chhomrong khola (river)
and then climb up to Sinwa in 3 hrs. From here we enter into steep valley
towards Annapurna sanctuary at the buttresses of Annapurna South and Fishtail.
From Sinwa we will climb down to Modi River at the little hemlet of 'Bamboo' in
2 hrs and then climb gradually for another hour to Dovan (2,400m).
Day 06: Climb to Deurali (5 hrs /
3,300 m)
Above Dovan we enter into the region
where effect of the high altitude effects are felt. So with slow pace we
gradually climb to another hamlet of Himalaya in 2 hrs. Himalaya has got two
lodges. After Himalaya (2,900m), we enter into sparsely vegetated rocky terrain
and climb steeply for one hrs to Hinku cave. Deurali is across the arduous
moraine intercepted by creeks with ice deposition.
07: Trek to Annapurna Base Camp (5
hrs / 4,200m)
The trail from Deurali to Fishtail
base camp is avalanche prone area. So we will change the route to the other
side of the Modi river according to the situation. It will take about 3 hrs to
get to Fishtail base camp at 3,700 m. At Fishtail base camp valley opens up
wide and bright with beautiful snow peaks. The trail to Annapruna base camp
climbs gradually to the snowfield and the the edge of glacier. At base camp we
are at the base of world's highest mountains surrounding us in 360 degree.
Day 08: Trek down to Bamboo (6 hrs)
After a beautiful sunrise view over
the Annapurnas, we will head down slowly to Bamboo. First part of the trail
might be steep and slippery. Bamboo is a clean settlement before we climb to
Sinwa.
Day 09: Trek back to Jhinu Danda (5
hrs / 1,600 m)| Bathe in natural hot spring
We follow the same trail that we
took to climb up till Chhomrong. Climb down steely on the stone steeps to the
village of Jhinu. We settle into our lodge and then head down half and hour to
natural hot spring pool in the shore of Modi river. Enjoy the natural hot
spring and enjoy your last night in the mountain.
Day 10: Follow the Modi river coast
to Nayapul and drive back to Pokhara
From Jhinu, we will basically
traverse along the Modi river to Nayapul from where we started our trek in 5
hrs. We will be picked up by a car for a drive to Pokhara. Overnight in
Pokhara.
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• Private
car for transportation to and from the trekking trail head
• All
meals with tea or coffee
• Lodge
accommodation during the trek
• Trekking
with English-speaking guide and porter
• Package
Excludes :
• Bottled
drinks and beverages
• Evacuation
(will be done in your account)
• Tips
(Service Charge in Hotel and Restaurants are included)
• Single
supplement Charges
• Lunch
& Dinner in Pokhara or away from the trek
• Tea
breaks, chocolates or other snacks and any meals beside breakfat, lunch and
dinner.
• Delay
and cancellation because of natural phenomenon
• Anything
which is not specifically mentioned above.
• People
with mobility impairments
• Wheelchair
users
• People
with respiratory issues
Prepare for the activity
Important information
What to bring
• Passport
or ID card
• Comfortable
shoes
• Towel
• Sunscreen
Know before you go
Please make sure that your insurance
covers Helicopter evacuation up to 4,200 m. Helicopter is the only means of
evacuation in case of emergency.
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