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Annapurna Base Camp Trek

The Annapurna Base Camp (or "ABC"), encircled by numerous giant snow peaks such Annapurna I (8091-m), Annapurna South (7273-m), Annapurna Fang (7647-m), and Machhapuchhare (6997-m), has one of the most spectacular mountain settings in the Himalayas.

This is probably the most popular trek in Nepal and with its combination of moderate walking and outstanding mountain views, especially at Poon Hill and the BC itself, this is a good introductary trek to the Nepal Himalaya.

Our 13-day trek contours the Modi Khola River on ancient footpaths among steeply terraced rice paddies and through the timeless villages of Nepal’s Gurung and Tamang clans. Views of the "fishtail" spire of Machapuchare and the snowy Annapurnas delight us along the way, and once inside this photogenic mountain sanctuary, we have a full day to explore its glacier wilds from our camp at Annapurna South Base Camp.

Highlights

  • Trek from lowland subtropical rice paddies to Himalayan glaciers
  • Breathtaking panoramas of the mighty Annapurnas and sacred Machapuchare
  • Refreshing encounters with the friendly Gurung and Tamang hill people as trails wind through their timeless villages
  • Paced for maximum acclimatization and comfort.

Included

  • Airport transfers and all local land transport arrangement
  • Full accommodation arrangement ( hotels in Thamel & Pokhara, and tea-houses during the trek ) with daily breakfasts
  • All meals during trek
  • National park / conservation area fees
  • English speaking guide together with local porters for carriage of clients' big packs
  • All expenses & insurance for guides and porters.
  • Complimentary use of sleeping bags & down jackets

Excluded

  • 2-way international economy class return airfares between Singapore & Kathmandu & associated airport & other taxes
  • All internal/domestic flights
  • Nepal entry tourist visa
  • Meals (lunches & dinners) in the city (Thamel & Pokhara)
  • Tipping & gratuities to guide & porters
  • Personal travel insurance, pre-trip medical immunizations, and all expenses of a personal nature
  • All others not mentioned above

Click here for a general description of what is provided in this organised trek

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Duration :18 days

Maximum Altitude : 4,130-m Base Camp with option to ascend higher up to the surrounding ridges above the Sanctuary.

Grading :

Group Size
Price
12 - 15 persons
$ 1350
09 - 11 persons
$ 1400
06 - 08 persons
$ 1450
04 - 05 persons
$ 1500
03 persons
$ 1550
02 persons
$ 1600
* based on teahouse trek arrangement

 



Day 1
Singapore - Kathmandu
Day 2
Kathmandu - free day to explore the city and do last-minute shopping for the trek ahead.
Day 3
Journey to ABC begins with 7-hour drive from Kathmandu to the lakeside town of Pokhara about 200km west of Kathmandu where you may have your first glimpse of the beautiful Annapurnas peeking through the horizon.
Day 4 - 16
We start our trek from nearby Nayapul up the Modi Khola river / valley. If weather permits, we will be able to catch the beautiful sunrise over the Annapurna & Daulagiri massifs at Poon Hill after arriving at Ghorepani. Then the trail cuts through thick bamboo and rhododendron forests onto the Annapurna glacier to Annapurna South's Base Camp (4130m). At the base camp, we will be rewarded with an outstanding 360 degree mountain panorama of the surrounding peaks. When conditions are perfect, sunrises and sunsets here turn into an incredible light show. We will have the benefit of an additional day to explore the high ridges and glacier at the Sanctuary. After all, the final aim of our trek is not about getting there and then rushing back, but taking the time to see, explore and enjoy every moment of our presence there.
Day 17 Pokhara - Kathmandu
Day 18 Kathmandu - Singapore

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The ABC Trek is classified as a medium difficulty trek. On certain days, hard climbs up and down are expected.

NOTE: For those with more time on their hands, we highly recommend Annapurna Circuit Trek or the definitive Grand Annapurna Trek.

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