Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Trip Facts
- Destination Annapurna Region Nepal
- Activity Trekking
- Duration 14 Days
- Trip Difficulty moderate
- Max. Altitude 4,130m
- Best Time Sep to Dec & March to May
- Start and End Kathmandu - Kathmandu
- Meals Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
- Accommodation 3 Star Hotel in Kathmandu &Tea house
- Group Size 2 - 10
- Transportation Private transport & Flight Ticket
Trip Highlights
- The most amazing 8,000 m mountains base camp in the whole Himalayas
- An adventure of short and exciting walks to scenic Annapurna Sanctuary
- Stand beneath the towering East Face of world’s 10th highest Mt. Annapurna-I 8090m
- The first eight thousand meters peaks ever climbed in the mountaineering history
- Annapurna the only base camp where one can enjoy the comfort of a cozy lodge
- Explore the enchanting city of lakes, Pokhara, and enjoy its nightlife and natural beauty before embarking on the Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) trek.
- Experience a complete view of the popular Annapurna Base Camp, with a chance to meet several climbers.
- Interact with the local residents of the Annapurna region.
- Walk through rhododendron forests, suspension bridges, and waterfalls while enjoying mesmerizing landscapes throughout the trekking route.
- Trek on a comfortable route with access to numerous lodges offering comprehensive facilities and a variety of cuisines.
Introduction
Annapurna Base Camp Trek, also known as ABC Trek, leads to exciting adventurous walks, enjoying great dramatic scenery and exploring mountain villages, amidst immense colorful cultures in the close harmony of the massif Annapurna Himalayas. This is the shortest and most picturesque area around the whole Himalayan range.
The amazing fact is that only mountain base camps above 8,000 meters have the facilities of a nice, cozy lodge. They accommodate all trekkers, providing great facilities with good rooms that face views of the surrounding giant snow-capped peaks. Another uniqueness of Mt. Annapurna-I is that it is the world’s 10th-highest peak. Also among the first eight thousand mountains ever summited in the history of mountaineering.
It was climbed by the French Expedition on June 3rd, 1950, ahead of Mt. Everest’s conquest by Tenzing and Hillary. Annapurna Base Camp, besides its classic mountaineering history, is one of the most exciting places to experience. Where a lush forest of tall trees, lined with rhododendron, pines, and oaks meets the glaciers. Within a mere few hours walk, Annapurna Sanctuary and base camp make for an amazing country.
ABC Trek Itinerary in a Brief
The adventure to Annapurna Base Camp trek. The tour starts in lovely Pokhara, a renowned tourist destination in Nepal. A short drive takes you to the high-hill village of Ghandruk, the home of the brave Gorkha and Gurung tribes. From Ghandruk village, the walk follows to another large village, Gurung, at Chomrong, the gateway to Annapurna Base Camp. The route follows up and down to follow the Modi River upstream right to its glacial source at Annapurna Sanctuary.
Then reaching the foot of Mt. Annapurna-I at base camp, the highest spot of the adventure. The Annapurna Base Camp and Sanctuary are encircled by an array of snow peaks. Annapurna Himalaya with a range of peaks (A-I, II, III, IV), Annapurna South, Annapurna Fang, and Vara Shikar. Includes Annapurna South, Huin Chuli, Gangapurna Himal, Tent Peak/Tharpu Chuli, and majestic Machhapuchare Himal, the Fish-Tail Peak.
After a mesmerizing time amidst the picturesque scenery of the Snow Mountains, return the journey downhill, close to the motorable road at Jhinu. A lovely village with a natural hot spring to enjoy a refreshing dip and a bathe before heading back to Pokhara. After an overwhelming adventure at Annapurna Base Camp with the grand services of RP Adventures.
Best Seasons for Annapurna Base Camp Trek
The best time and right seasons for wonderful Annapurna Base Camp trek are spring and autumn.
Spring (March to May)
The spring season begins from March to May, when most days are full of sunshine. Where wildflowers are in seasonal bloom, like the rhododendron of various species and colors, it makes the hills lively. Sometimes the afternoon can get overcast with a few showers and cold mornings and nights, altitude-wise.
Autumn (September to December)
The next best season is autumn/fall, which spans from September to November. Most days are fine and crystal clear, perfect for views and pleasant walks, albeit with cold mornings, late afternoons, and nighttime temperatures. Snowfall can be expected above 2,000 m occasionally. Those interested can enjoy trekking during the winter, particularly around Christmas and New Year’s holidays. Days offer clearer views and are suitable for walks, despite very cold mornings, late afternoons, and nights. Days are short due to limited sunlight hours, but it’s an enjoyable time for outdoor activities.
What to expect on Annapurna Base Camp Trek?
- A lovely walk, although with a few hours of steep ups and downhills, walking through a beautiful forest
- Lined with tall trees and bushes of rhododendron and pine trees, with constant views of the Annapurna Himalayas
- Exploring lovely traditional mountain villages adorned with the age-old heritage cultures of both Hindu and Buddhist religions
- Amazing views on walks facing the world’s highest mountain ranges, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Annapurna Himal
- Includes a series of peaks with the majestic Machhapuchare Himal and the famous Fish Tail Peak. Staying overnights from the start and at the end of treks in a nice hotel at Pokhara by the Phewa Lake side
ABC Trek – A Journey of Discovery and Awe
- Climb into the heart of the Himalayas with us and immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Annapurna Base Camp Trek. Annapurna I, the tenth highest peak in the world, lies nestled between the two Himalayan rivers, Kaligandaki and Marsangdi. On June 3, 1960, it was first conquered by the French expedition team led by Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal.
- Since then, Annapurna has continued to inspire a spirit of adventure among mountaineering enthusiasts globally.
- The Annapurna range boasts five majestic peaks, known as Annapurna I, II, III, IV, and Annapurna South, all towering above 7,220 m, with Annapurna I reaching the sky at an astounding 8,091 m. The Nepali translation of Annapurna is ‘Goddess of the Harvests‘ or ‘The Provider‘, aptly symbolizing the abundant and nurturing nature of this region.
Annapurna Conservation Area
The Annapurna Conservation Area (ACA) is the largest protected area in Nepal, encompassing other remarkable trekking destinations like Manasalu, Dhaulagiri, Upper Dolpo, Upper Mustang, and NarPhu. Since it was opened for foreign trekkers in 1977, the Annapurna Base Camp Trek has evolved from a strenuous camping trek to a more comfortable journey with well-equipped accommodations and food services.
Experience the Richness of Local Culture and Nature
This popular trek offers a unique blend of natural and cultural experiences. You will encounter the warm and welcoming Gurung culture, enjoy views of awe-inspiring mountain vistas, and possibly spot both wild and domestic animals along your journey. Moreover, you can relax and rejuvenate in natural hot springs, a perfect respite after a day of hiking. In this region, tourism is the major source of income for the local people, making your trekking adventure a sustainable way to support the local economy.
Join us
Whether you are a seasoned hiker or a passionate beginner, the Annapurna Base Camp Trek is a journey that will enchant you with its beauty and inspire you with its grandeur. At RP Adventures, we provide high-quality service and a carefully curated trekking experience, ensuring you a trip of a lifetime in the remarkable
Outline Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu, Pick up to hotel – 1,300m
Day 02: Fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara – 30 Min
Day 03: Drive from Pokhara to Tirkhethunga – 03 hrs trek to Ulari 2,100m – 03 hrs
Day 04: Trek to Ghorepani /poon hill 2,800m – 05 hrs
Day 05: Trek to Tadapani 2,600m – 06 hrs
Day 06: Trek to Chhumrung 2,250m – 05 hrs
Day 07: Trek to Dovan 2, 130m via Bamboo 2,500 m – 06 hrs
Day 08: Trek to Durali 3,200m – 04 hrs
Day 09: Trek to Annapurna Base Camp 4,130m – 06 hrs
Day 10: Trek back to Bamboo 2,100m – 07 hrs
Day 11: Trek to Jhinu-Danda a place with hot spring 1, 700 m – 06 hrs
Day 12: Drive from Jhino to Pokhara 850m – 03 hrs
Day 13: Fly From Pokhara to Kathmandu-journey (½ hour flight).and drive to hotel – 1,300m
Day 14: International departure for homeward bound – 1,300m
Annapurna Base Camp Trek Podcast (Brief Information)
Alternative Treks Around the Annapurna Region
Exploring alternative treks in the Annapurna region offers breathtaking landscapes, cultural richness, and diverse trekking experiences. Here are some noteworthy options:
- Annapurna Circuit Trek – 16 Days
- Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek – 9 Days
- Annapurna Three High Passes Trek – 29 Days
Detailed Itinerary
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Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu, Pick up to hotel -1,300m
On arrival at Kathmandu, Nepal International Airport, check the Nepal Standard Time, which is 5 hours and 45 minutes ahead of GMT. Outside the air terminal, our staff from RP Adventures will greet and receive you for a short drive to your hotel. The hotel is located in the hub of Kathmandu, on arrival, check into your lovely rooms. Then meet with other members of the trek for a briefing regarding Annapurna Base Camp trekking. After collecting all the useful information and trek details, a group welcome dinner in nice authentic Nepali Restaurants an introduction to Nepali foods and cultures.
Altitude: 1300mMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: 3 star hotel in Kathmandu -
Day 02: Fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara 850m - 30 Min
Altitude: 850mMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: 3 star hotel in Pokhara -
Day 03: Drive from Pokhara to Tirkhethunga - 03 hrs trek to Ulari 2100m - 03 hrs
Enjoy the first day of the adventure by taking a 3-hour drive beyond Pokhara city and the valley. The morning ride on a pleasant highway lasts for an hour, offering views of the Annapurna and Manaslu Himalayas. The drive then diverts from the main highway towards Nayapul town and Bhirethati, a lovely village. Drive from Pokhara to Tirkhethunga by private vehicle; we can see Gurung villages, thatched-roof houses, stone-roof houses, and climb 3,200 stairs.
Altitude: 2100mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 04: Trek to Ghorepani /poon hill 2,800m - 05 hrs
From Ulleri village, after a pleasant overnight, a morning walk leads on a gradual uphill path through a lovely, cool, forested path. A pleasant walk with a few steep sections to encounter, and then reach the entrance to the Welcome Gate of Ghorepani village. Enter the main gate and then make a short climb to Ghorepani Deurali, which stands atop a beautiful rhododendron and pine forest. The air gets cooler in a moderate-sized village located at the base of Poon Hill after checking into your nice rooms. Enjoy the grand views of the Dhaulagiri Himal range and the peaks of the Annapurna Himalayas.
Altitude: 2800mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 05: Trek to Tadapani 2,600m - 06 hrs
Morning sun rises in Poon Hill, trek to Tadapani Rise as early as possible at pre-morning dawn and climb for an hour to Poon Hill. On reaching Poon Hill, the hard, steep climb rewards you with stunning views of the sunrise and a 360°-wide panorama of the Himalayan range of peaks. The views of the world's three highest peaks, Mt. Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Annapurna, in the Himalayan range with the majestic Machhapuchare Himal. After an enjoyable, refreshing morning, head back to Ghorepani for breakfast, and then continue the walk, heading uphill. Although it took a steep climb of an hour or more to reach the top ridge at Deurali, a small settlement with a few lodges and tea shops offers grand views of the surrounding snow-capped peaks. After a refreshing break, walk downhill into a gorge to Bhanthati, another nice settlement with several lodges and restaurants. After lunch, an afternoon walk leads to a short descent to a stream within dense woods. Then, after a steep climb for an hour or less, to Tadapani for an overnight stop. Located amidst a lovely forest with views of the Annapurna Himalayan range of peaks,.
Altitude: 2600mMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 06: Trek to Chhumrung 2,250m - 05 hrs
Altitude: 2250mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 07: Trek to Dovan 2,130 m via Bamboo 2,500m - 06 hrs
In the morning, the walk from Chomrong goes downhill towards a river. After crossing the bridge, the climb leads to a high ridge. Upon reaching Sinuwa Danda, a small settlement with a few tea houses and shops, the path continues, gradually winding through the forest. As the walk progresses amidst lovely rhododendron and pine trees, there's a short descent to Bamboo, an open area with a number of simple lodges and restaurants where you can stop for lunch with the sound of the Modi River nearby. The bamboo settlement is surrounded by dense trees and some bamboo thickets, giving it its name. From here, there's a gradual uphill walk to Dovan for the overnight halt, located above the Modi River gorge.
Altitude: 2500mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 08: Trek to Deurali 3200m - 04 hrs
We will travel through bamboo, oak, and rhododendron forests on our four-hour walk from Dovan to Deurali. We will cross two tiny bridges and pass the Himalaya Hotel along the route. A variety of plant and animal species, including snow leopards, deer, wild pigs, etc., will be visible to us. After that, we'll go up to the hanging rock known as Hinko Cave. We will arrive in Deurali and spend the night at the hotel as we follow our trek.Go here to read more.
Altitude: 3200mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 09: Trek to Annapuran Base Camp 4,130m - 06 hrs
Morning-facing super views of Annapurna-I,and Huin-Chuli peaks with Machhapuchare Himal. After breakfast, a short morning walk of a few hours is needed to reach our main highlight and destination, Annapurna Base Camp. The walk leads to a short climb on a grassy slope, reaching an open field and a plateau. Famously known as Annapurna Sanctuary, it was named by early pioneers and explorers due to its extreme beauty. Bounded by tiers of giant snow-capped peaks, the walk leads on a gradual path with a short climb to Annapurna Base Camp. The highest point of the adventure, as well as the only base camp with facilities for cozy lodge comfort, Enjoy the rest of the day, having lunch in the close harmony of the stupendous scenery of towering peaks. Annapurna base camp, situated right beneath the big icy wall of Mt. Annapurna-I at 8,091 m high. Enjoy overlooking the array of peaks that surround you at Annapurna base camp.
Altitude: 4130mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 10: Trek back to bomboo 2,100m - 07 hrs
In the morning, after enjoying breakfast, we embark on the longest day of our adventure. We head towards the end of the Sanctuary, to Machhapuchare Base Camp. From there, we descend to Deurali and then ascend to the Himalaya Hotel. As the walk continues, we reach back into the lush green forest and stop overnight at Bamboo.
Altitude: 2100mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 11: Trek to Jhinu/Danda a place with hot spring 1,700m - 06 hrs
Leaving the Modi River gorge from Bamboo, with short, steep climb to a place called Khuldi Ghar. In the early days, it existed as check-post, at present, it is in ruin. The walk follows through the forest, reaching Sinuwa Danda. From here, cross a river with a steep climb on stone steps to Chomrong village for lunch. After lunch, go downhill for an hour to Jhinu village for the last overnight around the hills of the Annapurna Himalayas. At Jhinu, enjoy a refreshing dip and a bath in a natural hot spring pool.
Altitude: 1700mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 12: Drive from Jhino to Pokhara 850m - 03 hrs
We will drive from Jhinodada to Pokhara for 3 hours/3 hour and rest in Pokhara.
Altitude: 850mMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: 4 star hotel in Pokhara -
Day 13: Fly From Pokhara to Kathmandu-journey (½ hour flight).and drive to hotel - 1,300m
Drive or fly to Kathmandu on a 6-hour journey (½-hour flight). Morning after early breakfast, an interesting overland journey to Kathmandu. The drive leads on a busy highway, following the Trisuli River for a few hours, and then the drive climbs on a winding road. Then, after reaching the Kathmandu valley and back into the city after an exciting drive, check into your hotels. The rest of the afternoon is at leisure for individual activities.
Altitude: 1300mMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: 3 star hotel in Kathmandu -
Day 14: International departure for homeward bound - 1,300m
On your last day in Kathmandu and Nepal, as it nears your international flight time, our RP Adventures guides and staff will transfer you to the airport. You will bid farewell to the guide and staff, then enter the airport terminal for your homeward-bound flight after a memorable short adventure to Annapurna Base Camp and Sanctuary Trekking.
Altitude: 1300mMeals: Breakfast
What's included
- International & Domestics Airport pick up and drop
- 3 star Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu & Pokhara (with breakfast included)
- An Experience English speaking guide and porter (1 porter for every 2 trekkers)
- All Meals and Teahouse accommodation during the trek
- Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing with private jeep and tour guide (Local Monuments entrance fee included)
- Kathmandu to Pokhara Flight (Round Trip)
- All required trekking permits (Annapurna Conservation Area Entry Fee and TIMS Card)
- Guide and porter insurance with food and accommodation
- Basic Medical kits
- Sleeping and duffel bag, down jacket, trekking poles (should be returned after the trek
- Farewell dinner
- Emergency Helicopter Evacuation Service Arrangement Only (should cover by your travel insurance)
- All required paper works and government taxes
- RP Adventures T-shirt
What's not included
- International Flight
- Nepal Travel Visa Fee
- Personal Medical and Travel insurance (Should cover helicopter evacuation)
- Guide, Porter and Driver tips
- Personal Gears (equipment)
- Personal bill
- Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu
- All other personal expense of beverages (hard and soft drinks)
- All other things not mentioned in the inclusion
Trekking Gears
The Annapurna Region is one of the most popular trekking destinations in Nepal, attracting thousands of trekkers every year. It is renowned for its stunning landscapes, diverse culture, and breathtaking views of the Annapurna mountain range, including Annapurna I, the 10th highest peak in the world.
Trekking in the Annapurna Region offers a variety of routes catering to different preferences and fitness levels. Some of the popular trekking routes in the Annapurna Region include: Annapurna Circuit Trek, Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek, Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, and Mardi Himal Trek.
To ensure a safe and comfortable trek in the Himalayan region, it is highly recommended to bring the appropriate equipment and gear to cope with the cold temperatures. The following is a list of essential equipment and gear for Annapurna Base Camp Trek, which can be purchased either in the Thamel market or brought from your home country:
The following basic checklist for trekking and hiking equipment should assist you in packing for our trips. Keep in mind the importance of minimizing the weight of your clothing and gear. Your packed trek bag should weigh less than 15 kilograms. Remember, this is merely a guideline and not everything listed is essential to bring.
- Lightweight thermal gloves
- Hiking boots
- 2 pairs of thin and 2 pair of thick woolen socks.
- Trekking trousers
- Waterproof (trousers / jacket)
- Base layer shirts
- Underwear (4)
- Sun hat or scarf
- Thin, lightweight (inner socks) (4)
- Head lamp ,spare bulbs, & batteries
- Small padlock to lock trek bag
- Plastic bags - for keeping items dry inside trek bag
- Small wash towel
- Basic First Aid Kit
- Sun protection (including total bloc for lips)
- Trekking poles
- Down jacket
- Water bottle 1 liters
- Hand wash
- Snow glasses and sunglasses
- Duffle bag or kit bag to carry to gear while trekking.
Additional Equipment Checklist
- Headband or Beanie
- Swiss army knife
- Lip guard
- Sun lotion
- Scarf or neck Band
- Rain jacket/ Umbrella
Map
FAQs of Annapurna Base Camp Trek
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How do I prepare for ABC trek?
The trek to Annapurna Base Camp includes walking for many days on rough ground up in the mountains. It's a good idea to start getting in shape a few months before the trek to build up your endurance and stamina. You can do things like hiking, jogging, cycling, and climbing stairs to make your heart and legs stronger. You can also add exercises that make your whole body stronger. Some examples are pull-ups, push-ups, planks, and squats. -
Is ABC trek risky?
The Annapurna Base Camp trek is generally safe, but there are some risky parts, especially during certain times of the year. The steep slopes between Deurali and Machhapuchhre Base Camp can experience landslides in the rainy season and avalanches in the winter. Apart from these areas, the trek is relatively easy and not particularly risky. -
Why should I do the Annapurna Base Camp Trek?
On the entire journey you will be welcomed by gorgeous lakes, rhododendron forests, terraced paddy fields, and the scenic beauty of the Himalayas. It will be a lifetime wonder to watch the snow-capped mountains of the Annapurna ranges, the natural farmlands, the local culture, and many other natural beauty. The breathtaking vistas from the Gurung village, renowned for being the home of the Gurkha soldiers, showcase stunning 180-degree southern panoramas of iconic peaks such as Mt. Dhaulagiri, Mt. Nilgiri, Mt. Hiunchuli, Mt. Machhapuchhre, and other massifs of the Annapurna range. The views are truly awe-inspiring. Another attraction spot during the trek is Poon Hill from where you can have a glimpse of the gorgeous Himalayan peaks up close. The Annapurna region protects the diverse flora and fauna and the landscapes and ethnic culture of the region. The route provides you an ample opportunity to immerse in the cultures of the local Gurng and Magars. The Chortens and Buddhist monasteries on the trail, the Thakali and Loba villages at the foothills of Annapurna create a tranquil atmosphere. Moreover, it is a moderate level trekking where prior trekking experience is not mandatory. Similarly, AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) is considerably low in comparison to other high-altitude treks. There are lots of teahouses on the trails so that the need of tenting is not necessary. Considering the reasons mentioned above, it is recommended for you to do the Annapurna Base Camp trekking. -
Is travel insurance necessary for the Annapurna Base Camp trek?
Certainly, it is essential to have travel insurance that includes coverage for helicopter rescue up to the highest trekking point and healthcare expenses. -
Are your guides and porters insurance covered?
Yes, as a responsible trekking company, we provide comprehensive and necessary insurance to our guides and porters, depending on the trekking region and altitude. -
What are the necessary documents for this trek?
The necessary documents are the TIMS (Trekking Information Management System) Card, ACAP (Annapurna Conservation Area Project) permit, visa copy, passport copy, passport-size photo, and staff insurance. -
What are the procedures for booking and making payments for the Annapurna Base Camp trek?
You can simply fill out the form on our website, and a 20% advance payment is required to make an online booking. We offer various payment options, including bank transfer, PayPal, Visa, and MasterCard. You can choose any of these methods. The remaining payment can be settled upon arrival in Kathmandu by cash. -
Does your company have refund or cancellation policy?
Yes, of course, we have a refund policy. If the company is responsible for not making your trek successful, then it will be refundable. However, if the issue is personal, such as altitude problems, illness, etc., there will be no refund. If the weather also doesn't support the trek, it will not be refundable. -
How to prevent altitude sickness during the trek?
Normally, trekking in the Nepal Himalayas involves an altitude gain starting from 3,000 meters. If you experience symptoms of altitude sickness, such as nausea, headache, vomiting, and tiredness, it is crucial to take immediate action. To prevent altitude sickness, it is advisable to rest and acclimatize properly. Drinking hot water and soup can also be beneficial. Additionally, it is important to avoid smoking and consuming hard drinks. -
Is there facility of electricity and Wi-Fi in this Trek?
Every teahouse where you will stay overnight on the Annapurna base camp trek has electricity. For a small fee, you can use solar panels and micro-hydropower to recharge your phones, laptops, and iPads. We do not advise bringing your laptop along the trekking trail as there are no free hotspots for Wi-Fi. While some teahouses do charge an hourly fee for Wi-Fi, don't expect fast connectivity on the remote trails. -
How is the weather during the trek?
Seasons affect the weather at Annapurna Base Camp in different ways. Even in the summer, the snow-capped Himalayan region never gets very hot. The highest temperature experienced during the day is 25°C, or 77°F, while the lowest recorded nighttime temperature is -20°C, or -4°F, on occasion. In comparison to the base camp, the lower hiking regions are significantly warmer over the course of the trekking journey. In the spring, it can get quite warm, especially during the day when there are no clouds or snowflakes. -
In case of the emergency what possibility have Annapurna Base Camp Trek?
In emergency cases, typically, primary treatment is administered first. Subsequently, an assessment of the condition is made, and depending on the severity, the individual may be transported via helicopter rescue or carried to a hospital in Pokhara or Kathmandu. -
Do I need all trekking gear with me?
Yes, you need all trekking equipment and gear, such as trekking boots, gloves, down jacket, crampons, ice axe, and trekking poles. Proper gear is essential, especially during bad weather or from December to February (winter time). -
Do we get snow and ice during the ABC trek?
Normally, during bad weather and winter, we experience snow and ice at other time, there is no snow. -
How is the drinking water condition in this trek?
Normally we cannot buy plastic mineral water bottles, instead, we have to carry our own bottle. Every teahouse provides safe drinking water or hot water at a cost ranging from $1 to $5.
What Our Travellers' Say about Annapurna Base Camp Trek
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