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Grand Annapurna Trek

The Annapurna Circuit Trek (ACT) is one of the most celebrated treks in the world and considered by many travel writers to be THE ultimate mountain trek. The Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) trek, also known as the Annapurna Sanctuary Trek, is also considered a classic trek in its own right and has been a firm favourite for many a first-time trekker to Nepal. Collectively, these 2 Annapurna treks are among the 'must-trek' of any adventure trekker who are lovers of the Nepal Himalaya range.

We now bring to you the reality of trekking these 2 great Annapurna classics by combining them into a single month-long trek. This combined trek, with a staggering walking distance of over 300km, can of course be done within a much shorter duration but any shorter would not do justice to the unbelievable sights that we'll be passing through. The final aim of a trek should be in the sights and the experience, not achieving a bragging right.

The trails are generally not steep but on some days can seem endless, especially at the higher altitudes. Trail conditions on certain days can also be primitive with need to traverse over avalanched sections . This is one heck of a long distance trek and coupled with the wide differentials in altitude involved, the trek offers lots of diversity in geographical features, culture, and mountain vistas... this is the definitive Annapurna trek for the mountain lover !

Highlights

  • Unmatched cultural & ecological diversity as trails go from lowland rice fields to alpine zone, passing through timeless villages of Gurung & Tamang hill people, and the Thakalis, Bhotias and other Tibetan ethnic groups of the north.
  • Breathtaking panoramas of the entire mighty Annapurna and Dhalagiri ranges, and sacred Machapuchare
  • Visit to Tibetan Buddhist monasteries and cultural sights
  • Paced for maximum acclimatization & comfort with time for exploration
  • Climax of crossing Thorung La & magnificent view from Annapurna Sanctuary

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
  • 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: 28 - 30 days

Maximum Altitude
The 5,416-m high Thorung La pass.

Grading:

Group Size
Cost ( 28-day )
12 - 15 persons
$ 2195
09 - 11 persons
$ 2295
06 - 08 persons
$ 2395
04 - 05 persons
$ 2495
03 persons
$ 2595
02 persons
$ 2695
* based on teahouse trek arrangement

 

Day 1
Singapore - Kathmandu
Day 2 Kathmandu - Besi Sahar (820-m)
Day 3 Kathmandu - Besi Sahar
Day 3 - 25/27
Our Annapurna Circuit Trek commences from Besi Sahar passing over Thorong La (5416-m) and down to Ghorepani for a different look of the massive Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Himals from Poon Hill before heading into the Annapurna Sanctuary (4130-m). At the Sanctuary, we will have the benefit of a free day to explore and take in the sight of this beautiful Himalayan range at a closer angle. The extra days allows are maximum acclimatization and comfort, with time for exploration days off the main Annapurna trails
Day 26/28 Pokhara - Kathmandu
Day 27/29 Kathmandu
Day 28/30 Kathmandu - Singapore

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This is the ultimate Annapurna trek, well over 300km in trekking distance and highly recommended if you have the time.

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