Annapurna Circuit Trek
Annapurna region in the north-central part of Nepal offers a variety of trekking options and is widely known as one of the most geographically and culturally diverse trekking region. Annapurna Circuit Trek is one of many famous trekking in the world. Usually this classic trek starts from Besisahar. It takes about six to seven hours by private vehicle to reach Besisahar from Kathmandu. Beginning from the Marshyangdi river valley, the trek comes to an end in the world’s deepest gorge Kali Gandaki Gorge. Often been picked for the best long distance trek in the world, Annapurna circuit has wide variety of climate zones from tropics at 600 meters asl to the arctic at 5416 meters above sea level. Needless to say culture differs from Hindu community at the low foothills to the Buddhist community at the upper highlands especially at Manang valley and lower Mustang.
Annapurna Massif is linked with Pokhara on the south. Trek to Annapurna is famous because of the number of other mountains that come visible during the expedition. Thirteen peaks above 7000 meters and sixteen others over 6000 meters along with the world’s tenth highest mountains Annapurna I are the ultimate treat to your eyes while you are continuing your journey. Annapurna I, II, III, IV, Mt Machhapuchhre and Mt. Dhaulagiri are some major mountains to name. The total route length is assumingly 160 km and the whole trek takes 12 days including the seven hours drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar. The trek is rated medium in terms of difficulty which indicates that any person with average health fitness level can go for it. It is ideal for beginners as well as the pros. The Annapurna Conservation Area has been playing a major role in the preservation of different wild flora and fauna. The region is a place of fascination for many people. The landscapes vary widely as you gradually ascend uphill. You can stop and have lunch in a tea house or even a private house. People in the Himalayas are friendly and polite. Prayer flags are visible everywhere in the region. Buddhism is the major religion people follow here in this part of Himalayas. Some of the different districts you will pass through are Lamjung, Mustang, Manang and Myagdi. While the higher regions Manang and Mustang have people following Buddhism, the lower regions Lamjung and Myagdi are predominantly Hindu. The highest elevation of the trek is at the elevation of 5,416 meters above sea level called Thorong La Pass which is also the world’s highest pass. Since the trek is considered moderate, any person who can walk at least 5-7 hours a day can achieve the goal of this Annapurna Circuit Trek. However, it is advised that every group of trekkers carry a basic safety kit just in case. Spring (March-May) and autumn (Sep-Nov) are the best time for this classic trek. For further information on pricing and itinerary details, please call us or send us an email with your query through our website.
Travel Plan:-
Day 01: Arrive at Tribhuwan International Airport (TIA) Kathmandu
Day 02: Drive from Kathmandu to Bhulbhule (8,40m) by Bus. 7-8 hrs
Day 03: Trek from Bhulbhule to Ghermu (1,160m). 5-6 hrs
Day 04: Trek from Ghermu to Dharapani (1,910m). 5-6 hrs
Day 05: Trek from Dharapani to Chame (2670m) . 4-5 hrs
Day 06: Trek from Chame to Pisang (3,300m) . 6-7 hrs
Day 07: Trek from Pisang to Manang (3540m). 5-6 hrs.
Day 08: Rest and Acclimatization in Manang.
Day 09: Trek from Manang to Yak Kharka (4,050m). 4-5 hrs.
Day 10: Trek from Yak kharka to Thorung Phedi (4,445m) . 4-5 hrs
Day 11: Trek from Thorong Phedi-Thorong La pass (5,416 m) to Muktinath (3,760m). 9-10 hrs.
Day 12: Trek from Muktinath to Kagbeni (2800m), 4-5 hrs.
Day 13: Trek from Kagbeni to Jomsom (2,720m) then drive to Tatopani (1,190m). 5-6 hrs
Day 14: Trek from Tatopani to Ghorepani (2,750m). 7-8 hrs
Day 15: Early morning hike up to Poonhill and trek down to hile then drive to Pokhara (820m). 8-9 hrs
Day 16 :Drive back to Kathmandu by Tourist Bus. 6-7 hrs
Day 17 Final departure
Additional Information:
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Day 01: Arrive at Tribhuwan International Airport (TIA) Kathmandu
We heartily welcome you to Nepal. Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, our representative waiting you outside, greets you with great reverence and earnestly transfers you to the hotel. Before dinner, you could walk around Thamel or spend time as you wish. Overnight at Kathmandu.
Day 02: Drive from Kathmandu to Bhulbhule (8,40m) by Bus. 7-8 hrs
Today early in the morning, you will take a breakfast, then you will drive to Besishahar from Kathmandu which takes around 6 hrs, the journey is spectacular along the Trishuli and Marshyangdi River. We will pass through some bumpy roads, small villages and local farms along with the Marshyangdi river and overnight in local Guesthouse at Bhulbhule.
Day 03: Trek from Bhulbhule to Ghermu (1,160m). 5-6 hrs
Today we start hiking from Bhulbhule, passing Marsyangdi river bridge and follow the bank of river. Then we downhill some rugged tail and pass flat terrestrial until Ghermu. During this trail you can enjoy the culture and habitat of local Nepalese people. Overnight at local teahouse.
Day 04: Trek from Ghermu to Dharapani (1,910m). 5-6 hrs
Our trail leads to jagat, chamje and finally Dharapani on foot along with the Marsyangdi River. After crossing a suspension bridge, the trail takes us uphill through the Oak forest where you feel like jungle safari. We’ll continue walking for a while until a valley. We pass the Tal (a village situated in the border of lamjung and Manang district) and ascend to the village of Dharapani. Overnight at local Guesthouse in Dharapani.
Day 05: Trek from Dharapani to Chame (2670m) . 4-5 hrs
Today, we pass a village school and also you can see the way of coming down from Larkya Pass (Manaslu trekking) and continue climb gradually through a forest to the typical Tibetan-style village of Bagarchhap (2160). Remaining along the left bank of the river, we gradually climb to Danaque (2210m). After Danaque cross suspension bridge and climb up to Temang village (2600m) and continue trek koto (2640m). It is the gate way for Nar Phu valley trekking. After koto easy walk to Chame (2670m) the largest village and headquarters of Manang District. Overnight at local Tea-house in Manang Headquarter.
(2640m). It is the gate way for Nar Phu valley trekking. After koto easy walk to Chame (2670m) the largest village and headquarters of Manang District. Overnight at Tea-house.
Day 06: Trek from Chame to Pisang (3,300m) . 6-7 hrs
Today, trek west from the bridge but if you wish to see the small hot spring you can walk 2 minutes east side of bridge after cross the bridge in Marsyangdi River at Chame but sometime it will be closed by overflow by Marsyangdi River water. After you follow west trail from the bridge now continues trek along the river banks through Telekhu (2840m) to Bharatang which is surrounded by apple orchards. Continue on the trail for about 30 minutes taking you through the banks of the Marshyangdi River, cross the bridge and proceed with the gradual ascent about 30 minutes to reach at Dhukure Pokhari (3200m). The trail now gradually turns planar and you would reach Pisang in about an hour. Pisang offers magnificent views of the Annapurna II and Pisang Peak. Overnight at Tea-house.
Day 07: Trek from Pisang to Manang (3540m). 5-6 hrs.
Today we will take the upper route to Manang via Ghyaru – Ngawal – Mungji. We will experience more breathtaking scenery as the towering, majestic peaks overwhelm our senses with panoramic views of Annapurna, Pisang peak, and several others. We will notice a change in the landscape and vegetation from today. The cold dry climate creates a much harsher environment. Our short visit to Barge monastery, the largest in the entire district of Manang will be memorable. Overnight at Guesthouse – breakfast, lunch and dinner included.
Day 08: Rest and Acclimatization in Manang.
This day is set aside for acclimatization to the higher altitude. We’ll spend our time visiting the monastery with a side trip to Gangapurna Lake. We can also look around the local villages and visit the Himalayan Rescue Association Clinic.
if you wish to make day hiking trip such as visiting Milarepa cave, Ice Lake you need to extend your rest day in Manang because Ice Lake it is hard full day trip from Manang and also Milarepa cave not suggest in one day.
Day 09: Trek from Manang to Yak Kharka (4,050m). 4-5 hrs.
From Manang village, the trail crosses a stream, ascends to the village of Tenki above Manang, and then continues to climb out of the Marshyangdi Valley turning northwest up the valley of Jarsang Khola. We’ll then follow the valley northward, passing pastures and a scrub of juniper trees, as it steadily gains elevation. Further on we pass the small village of Ghunsa – a cluster of flat mud roofs just below the trailhead. Now the trail goes through meadows where horses and yaks contentedly graze. We cross the river on a wooden bridge and passan ancient Mani wall in a pleasant meadow before arriving at another small village – Yak Kharka. Gentle but gradual ascent is the key to avoiding altitude problems.
Day 10: Trek from Yak kharka to Thorung Phedi (4,445m) . 4-5 hrs
On 11th day we will make our way to the foot of the pass to Throng Phedi. This is a small yet busy settlement catering to the needs of tired trekkers and climbers. Groups such as ours use this point as a base camp. Some members of the group might want to hike to the High Camp today to make next day easier for them . There is a tough day planned for tomorrow and we stop at Thorong Phedi in order to sleep soundly (rather than risk a less peaceful night in the higher altitude at High Camp). Overnight at Thorong Phedi local Guesthouse.
Day 11: Trek from Thorong Phedi-Thorong La pass (5,416 m) to Muktinath (3,760m). 9-10 hrs.
We will make an early start on our climb to the pass. We need to be fresh for the initial stage of ascent is very steep. As we approach the peak the trail becomes slushy from melting snow. After making our way through rocky ridges, we arrive at the top of the pass (5416m). The top offers an indescribably magnificent 360 degree panorama of snowcapped peaks extending northwards into Tibet. Thorang la is one of the highest popular passes around the Annapurna region and reputed all over the world. You have to wear warm clothes before reach this pass. You can enjoy the closer and incredible view of mountains and mosaic landscapes. Looking back, we can see several peaks of Annapurna and in front of us is the beautiful gorge of Kali Gandaki. Our trail then descends steeply down to Muktinath (3800m) – an important pilgrimage sight for Hindus. It is a special place and home to many ethnic Tibetans and devout Buddhists. Overnight at local Guesthouse at Muktinath.
Day 12: Trek from Muktinath to Kagbeni (2800m), 4-5 hrs.
Early morning after breakfast we climb about 15 min for Muktinath temple. Its secret hindu and buddist temple. Hindu named it Muktichhetra, meaning “place of salvation”. This is originally the Vishnu temple. Buddhists worship this as the Buddha,is the 8th incarnation of Vishnu. There are 108 water spouts. The ammonite fossil “Shaligrama” is also worshipped as the form of Vishnu. There is Jwala Mai temple where natural flame can be seen. We can walk around to explore this area .
It is easy walk straight down from Muktinath to Kagbeni. While walking down to Kagbeni, Kagbeni is traditional village located on the beach of Kali gandaki river. You can enjoy the landscape and kaligandaki river view from Kagbeni. On the way to Kagbeni, we can see the majestic view of Thorung peak, Thorung La Pass and the caves of Upper Mustang. Overnight at Kagbeni.
Day 13: Trek from Kagbeni to Jomsom (2,720m) then drive to Tatopani (1,190m). 5-6 hrs
Jomsom is the popular travel destination in the world. It is situated in the bank of kali gandaki river. This river valley is unique and fascinating for every traveler. We start todays travel from Kagbeni and follow the path along with the kaligandaki river.
Some traveler take a flight from jomsom to pokhara arriving Jomsom early evening. Jomsom flight occur only in moring time due to the wind in this area.
But we reach pokhara on foot via ghorepani. We take a local jeep for tatopani. It is famous for natural hot spring and believe that it is medicine for skin diseases. We will take a natural hot spring bath and overnight at Tatopani.
Day 14: Trek from Tatopani to Ghorepani (2,750m). 7-8 hrs
Ghorepani is famous for short distance trekking and panoramic mountain view. We will climp to the top of the small mountain from the Gorge of Kali gandaki River. Passing the suspension bridge over the kali gandaki river from tatopani, we will uphill till the destination. This is the longest and final uphill for the trip. From Ghorepani you can enjoy the view of mountain, forest, lots of hubs and flowers and natural beauty protected on Annapurna conservation area. You will lost in the beauty of Rhododendron forest covering the whole landscape.
Day 15: Early morning hike up to Poonhill and trek down to hile then drive to Pokhara (820m). 8-9 hrs
Poonhill is one of the best fascinating place in the Annapurna area. It is famous for sun rise view. Early in the morning before sunrise we will hike around one hour to poonhill – the view point for sunrise. From Poonhill you can enjoy the early morning golden mountain views including the views of Annapurna south, Dhaulagiri, Tukuche, Nilgiri range, Annapurna 1st, Hiunchuli, Annapurna 3rd, Machhapuchhre(Fishtail) , holy peak – Fang peak, and Mt. Manaslu and valley views.
We will take a breakfast returning from poonhill and trek to Naypool gradually downward. From nayapool we will take a Taxi or private vehicles to pokhara.You can spend your free time in pokhara, whatever you want. Overnight in Pokhara.
Day 16 :Drive back to Kathmandu by Tourist Bus. 6-7 hrs
It is 200 km from Pokhara to Kathmandu and takes about 6-7 hours. The drive is unforgettable through villages, terraced fields and the forested hills above the road. More than that, on the way back to Kathmandu, we follow the river and streams, cross many bridges and junctions. After arrival, we go to hotel to check in and in the evening, we will have dinner together with typical Nepalese Cultural Show. Overnight at Kathmandu.
Day 17: Final departure
We transfer you 3 hours before your flight time. You could utilize the rest of the time for buying dainty gifts to your family members, friends and relatives.
Cost Include:
- Airport pickups and drops in a private vehicle
- 2 night’s hotel in Kathmandu and1 night hotel in Pokhara with breakfast
- Tea-house accommodation during the trek
- All meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) with tea/coffee during the trek
- All ground transportation as per the itinerary
- An experienced, English-speaking and government-licensed trek guide
- Porter service (2 trekkers: 1 porter)
- Staff costs including their salary, insurance, equipment, food and accommodation
- Sleeping bag & duffel bag to each trekkers (to be returned after trip completion)
- All necessary paperwork and trekking permits (ACAP, TIMS card)
- Medical kit
- Farewell dinner at typical Nepali restaurant
- Trekking certificate
- All government and local taxes
- Travel & rescue arrangement (Helicopter evacuation available if required, at clients cost based on clients insurance policy).
Cost Exclude:
- Nepalese visa fee
- International airfare to and from Kathmandu
- Excess baggage charges
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and/or Pokhara
- Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu and Pokhara in case of early arrival, late departure, and early return from the mountain(due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary
- Travel and rescue insurance
- Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottle or boiled water, shower, etc.)
- Tips for guide(s), porter(s) and driver(s)
PERSONAL EQUIPMENT’S FOR TREKKING
• Fleece beanie
• sun glasses
• Chap stick / Sunscreen
• Face mask or Scarf
• Hand towel
• Wind stopper / waterproof top and bottom
• Cold weather down jacket below waist
• Fleece jacket and trouser
• Trekking trouser
• T-Shirts(short or long sleeves) dry fit is better
• Polypropylene thermal tops and bottom, at least 2pairs,
• Wind stopper and fleece gloves
• Socks and under wears
• Trekking boot
• Snow Gaiter (optional)
• Runners / Snickers for camps
• Head torch
• Personal medical kit
• Water Bottle/Camel Pak
• Trekking / Ski pole (optional. Handy for anyone with knee problem)
• Spare batteries for Camera andflash light. Check charging facility along your journey
• Day pack Minimum 25L with side pocket for water bottle
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Himalayan Gateway Trek is a reputed adventure travel company that has been serving thousands of trekkers from all around the world. We are situated in Thamel, Kathmandu ,registered under license number 2126/073. Bunch of experienced guides and focused stuff has made the company this trust worthy up to date. The company is under the supervision of Mr. Bipin Lamichhane (Head) which has been providing facilities such as Trekking, hiking, tours and peak climbing. We are fully approved and licensed under Ministry of Tourism, Government of Nepal. We are also an active member of Trekking agents association of Nepal (TAAN), Nepal Mountaineering Assocation (NMA).
1, When you confirmed the trip,you should pay 25 % (Non- Refundable) down payment from total trip cost in advance as per the company’s policy, it help us to reserve Hotel’s in city, domestic flight’s and all other trip arrangement’s for final trip booking. with your deposit we need your details of scan passport copy by e-mail for all trips in Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan,which is more secure for you to book flight ticket or more things in your real name, gender, date of birth and passport number with home address.
2, All clients are request to have a valid passport, relevant visa/s and conform to the health regulations required by the country/s that will be visited during the trip.
3, You should clear rest of the amount on your Arrival day.
Any trip booking Payment process is very easy with Himalayan Gateway Trek (P.) Ltd, We accept your last minute booking also, but you should pay total tour cost in advance.
Insurance strategy takes care of the expense of a save helicopter from rocky or remote districts of the nation and covers all outrageous exercises for your excursion, for example, boating, endeavor, trekking, canyoning and so on.
On the off chance that you fall sick or have a mishap amid your trek in Nepal, the cost can end up noticeably over the top on the off chance that you need travel protection.
Numerous insurance agencies from everywhere throughout the world are giving travel protection administrations at a sensible cost and on the off chance that you are travlling in a gathering, you might have the capacity to get further rebates.
We firmly prescribe you to purchase a travel protection that comers Rescue and Evacuation at that point bring your strategy subtle elements (eg approach number, contact telephone, scope, and so forth) since save administrations will seldom go to your guide without money store or a guarantee in Kathmandu however when you are doing visit with us, we orchestrate helicopter departure in crisis case because of height ailment or enduring damage amid campaign/trekking/Climbing or potentially wellbeing conditions.
You have to either send your duplicate of travel protection approach authentication or basically convey alongside you amid your excursion. Himalayan Gateway Treks don’t offer or mastermind any kind of Travel Insurance Policy.
At long last, please dependably have a printed duplicate of your protection strategy helpful while going in Nepal
High mountain ranges such as the Himalaya and Andes offer some of the most spectacular hiking opportunities on the planet. That being said, walking at high altitude brings with it certain inherent risks. Good advice is to make sure that you are well prepared for the trek since lack of fitness can often lead to discomfort or illness. The most common health issues that trekkers have during the trekking is altitude sickness so we should always ready for these risks. Something as simple as a foot blister can totally ruin a trek, not only for you but also for your companions.
You are healthy and mental and physical wellness at the season of booking this visit
A standout amongst the most well-known grievances endured by guests to Nepal is stomach issue. Drink just packaged beverages with the seals in place, boiled and filtered water. Maintain a strategic distance from extremely spicy foods in the event that you are unused to it.
Before beginning, do warm-up activities. Extending slowly builds heart rate, temperature and flow to your muscles. Likewise, following a decent night’s rest, your muscles require warming.
Altitude sickness is the name given to the collection of symptoms which can happen, when a man endeavors to rise too rapidly at heights over 2500 m (8202 ft). If you take the necessary precautions and listen to your body, chances are you will be fine.
Wearing good, comfortable and softened up footwear will go far to dodging foot issues like blisters which is one of the probability issues among trekkers.
You should have taken the necessary precautions to immunise/vaccinate for the destination you are travelling to. If you fail to comply with the duty of disclosure in this condition and if Escape Trekking Adventures would not have permitted you to undertake the tour, or continue participation of the tour, had you made full disclosure under this condition, Himalayan Gateway trek will not be liable, except to the minimum extent.
Medical survival kits are often a boring subject and many hikers don’t give it much attention. However, a survival kit is one of the most important items you carry and should not be compromised. Carry a first aid kit with you. Every outdoor person must have a personal first aid kit with proper medical background information inside, namely: emergency contact info, blood type, allergies and current medication. Trekkirs should carry followings things.
->Analgesics. Aspirin, Advil or Tylenol – for headaches etc.
->Thermometer (to check for fever) – mercury thermometers are prohibited by airlines
->Anti-diarrhoeal drug
->Antibiotic eye drops (one bottle)
->Anti-inflammatory drug
->Tweezers (for removal of splinters)
->Adhesive waterproof tape (3-4′ long of 1″ wide tape rolled onto a popsicle stick or sewing thread bobbin)
->Safety pins (2 large pins; can be used for gear, to secure bandages, dig out a splinter, etc)
->Medical gloves (1 pair, nitrile surgical or non-latex barrier gloves; the sanitary option if you need to help someone that is bleeding, or you want them to help you!)
->Muslin Triangular Bandage in a compressed package (handly as a sling of to fashion different types of splints)
- • Fleece beanie
• sun glasses
• Chap stick / Sunscreen
• Face mask or Scarf
• Hand towel
• Wind stopper / waterproof top and bottom
• Cold weather down jacket below waist
• Fleece jacket and trouser
• Trekking trouser
• T-Shirts(short or long sleeves) dry fit is better
• Polypropylene thermal tops and bottom, at least 2pairs,
• Wind stopper and fleece gloves
• Socks and under wears
• Trekking boot
• Snow Gaiter (optional)
• Runners / Snickers for camps
• Head torch
• Personal medical kit
• Water Bottle/Camel Pak
• Trekking / Ski pole (optional. Handy for anyone with knee problem)
• Spare batteries for Camera andflash light. Check charging facility along your journey
• Day pack Minimum25L with side pocket for water bottle
Tourist who intends to visit Nepal must hold a valid passport and visa.
You may get your tourist visa in your home country or on arrival. We recommend you to get your tourist visa on arrival as it is very easy. To get your visa on arrival, you must have a valid passport and 2 passport sized photo with a light background.
Tourist Visa fee for visitors who enter Nepal for the first time in a visa year, from January to December:
- Multiple entry visa for 15 days US$ 30
- Multiple entry visa for 30 days US$ 50
- Multiple entry visa for 90 days US$ 125
Tourist visa extension facility:
- Visa extension fee for the period of 15 days us US$ 30
- Visa extension fee for the period of more than 15 days US$ 2 per day.
- Visa can be extended for a maximum period of 150 days in a visa year (January – December) at the Department of Immigration.
No visa required for:
- Children below 10 yrs.
- Any foreigner, who has stayed in Nepal up to fifteen (15) days continuously and re-enters Nepal during the same visa year.
- Any tourist who is entering Nepal for three days or less.
Entrance fees must be paid before touring heritage sites around Kathmandu Valley
| Foreigners | SAARC | Nepalese | |
| Narayanhiti Durbar Museum | Rs. 500 | Rs. 250 | Rs. 100 |
| Kathmandu Durbar square | Rs. 750 | Rs. 150 | free |
| National Museum Chhauni | Rs. 200 | Rs. 25 | Rs. 20 |
| Patan Durbar Square | Rs. 500 | Rs. 100 | free |
| Patan Museum | Rs. 250 | Rs. 25 | Rs. 10 |
| Patan Golden Temple | Rs. 50 | Rs. 20 | free |
| Mahabouddha Temple | Rs. 50 | Rs. 30 | free |
| Bhaktapur Durbar Square | Rs. 1,500 | Rs. 500 | free |
| National Art Museum, Bhaktapur | Rs. 100 | Rs. 50 | Rs. 20 |
| Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple) | Rs. 200 | Rs. 50 | free |
| Bouddhanath Stupa | Rs. 250 | Rs. 150 | free |
| Pashupatinath Temple | Rs. 1,000 | Rs. 1,000 | free |
| Changu Narayan Temple | Rs. 100 | Rs. 25 | free |
| Ethnographic Museum, NTB | Rs. 200 | Rs. 100 | Rs. 30 |
Entrance permits fees for National parks and Conservations areas
| Foreigners | SAARC | Nepalese | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Makalu-Barun national park Sagarmatha national park Langtang national park Rara national park Shey Phoksundo national park Khaptad national park |
Rs. 3,000/person +13% VAT | Rs. 1’500/person + 13%VAT | free |
| Bardia National Park Parsa Wildlife Reserve Koshi Toppi Wildlife Reserve |
Rs. 1,000/person | Rs. 500/person | Rs. 50/person |
| Chitwan National Park | Rs. 1,500/person | Rs. 500/person | Rs. 100/person |
| All Conservation Areas | Rs. 2,000/person | Rs. 200/person | free |
Jungle drives / vehicle entry fees
| Car | Jeep | Van | Chopper | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chitwan National Park | Rs. 2,000/day | Rs. 4,000/day | Rs. 5,000/day | Rs. 5,000/landing |
| Parsa, Shuklaphanta Koshi Tappu wildlife reserve |
Rs. 1,000/day | Rs. 2,000/day | Rs. 3,000/day | Rs. 5,000/landing |
Himalayan Gateway Trek usually books hotel accommodation for you in cities on Bed and Breakfast basis as your requirements. During your trek you can stay in a local tea house or camp. It depends on your wishes. While you are on a tea house trek, Himalayan Gateway Trek invites you to choose the food you like for your breakfast, lunch and dinner from the menu. Our experienced guide will help with selecting and ensure that you get hygienically prepared, plentiful and healthy food. Most tea houses offer a variety of rice and noodle dishes, as well as seasonal vegetables. A variety of cereals, bread and egg dishes are generally available for breakfast, properly Hot drinks like Tea/coffee,Hot chocolate and others are available with all meals, and you can also buy mineral water in most of the areas where you find tea houses.
Tour Highlights
- Trip Grade
- Duration17
- Starting PointBeshisagar
- Ending PointNayapul
- TransportationBus/Private Car/
- Group Size1-20
- MealsBreakfast in kathmandu and Pokhara/3 meals during trek
- ActivitiesTea house/Lodge
- Trek StyleTea House
- Max. Altitude5,416m
- Best TimeMarch to may and september to December
Trip Map
