Depart from the hotel in Pokhara, for a short drive to the starting point of the trek at the lovely village of Bhirethati. From here onward following on the old Trans Himalayan Salt Trade Route of Nepal to Tibet, beyond Ghorepani. The walk follows through a farm village with views of waterfalls, slowly the path leads to a short climb on reaching Tirkhedhunga. Overnight in a nice simple lodge and close to beautiful waterfalls.

Early morning before breakfast, an hour climb up to Poon Hill at 3,210 m high. One of the most popular view-point in Nepal Himalayas rewards striking sunrise views over the 360° Himalayan chain of peaks. Includes the world’s three highest mountain ranges with Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Annapurna Himalayas with famed
Machhapuchare Himal, known as Fish-Tail.
After a refreshing morning down to Ghorepani for breakfast, and continue the trek uphill to the Deurali top. Facing grand views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri peaks, and then down and up to Tadapani for an overnight halt.

Morning a short gradual walk and then up to Pritam Deurali offers a superb view of Dhaulagiri, Ghandruk, and Landruk villages with Annapurna peaks.
From Pritam Deurali, our route diverts from the main trekking trail heading north through a lovely dense forest. As the climb continues on reaches at a small clearing within the forest at a small settlement called Forest Camp. Check into a simple nice lodge and enjoy the surrounding scenery.

After breakfast, start the day with an uphill climb as the walk leads into a forested trail.
A lovely trek within the cool shade of the forest, slowly the path meanders to a steep climb for a short while. Finally, the day walk completes on reaching a scenic ridge at Low Camp, also called Badal Danda. The name Badal Danda means a misty hill, where clouds and mist normally hang around this isolated spot.

A short morning walk to High Camp, the adventure leads to a steep climb leaving the forest and tall trees behind. Where vegetation gets sparse with dwarf bushes of rhododendron and high altitude shrubs. As walk proceeds to a wide exposed small plateau at High Camp for lunch and overnight stop.

Return journey a long day walk downhill to low farm areas, enjoy the last day walk of the adventure. Taking an alternative route from the High Camp, the trail follows with steep descent reaching back into a dense forest. After a steady walk of more than 5-6 hours. Finally, completing the walk downhill reaching a nice farm village at Siding for an overnight halt in the comfort of a nice lodge.

After a long adventurous walk of the previous day, from Siding village a short easy walk to a road-head. Then board in a vehicle for an exciting drive of a few hours back to Pokhara, where our marvelous adventure Annapurna Panorama and Mardi Himal Trekking concludes.

If you are traveling to Nepal you will get an arrival tourist visa. The Nepal visa will be provided by Nepal Immigration at Tribhuvan International Airport Kathmandu, Nepal.

Yes, all ground transportation is included in the ABC Trekking package, and Nepal High Trek & Expedition’s staff will pick up & drop you before and after trek at Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu Nepal.

The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is situated in mid-west Nepal and the ABC Trek is into the Annapurna Region of Nepal. The Annapurna Trekking Region is the largest and most popular trekking route in Nepal.

Annapurna Base Camp Trek is a moderate walking journey that leads you at 4130m a maximum height. The ABC trek is not a difficult and high-altitude trek in the Annapurna region. This trek can easily complete everybody without AMS.

ABC Trek is a safe and moderate trek in the Annapurna region. Nepal High Trek team highly provides professional crews and quality necessary gear with first aid kits.

Usually, The Annapurna Base Camp Trek can be completed within 9 to 11 days from Kathmandu. If you want to start ABC Trek from Pokhara the trek can be completed within a short day.

The Pokhara is a major gateway of the Annapurna region treks. Before starting the ABC trek you must ½ hour drive to Nayapul and a real walking journey begins and ends at Nayapul.

Usually, travelers must walk 5 to 7 hours per on the ABC Trek but you don’t have to walk at a high altitude. If you can or possibly start the walk early in the morning.

To complete the ABC Trek you have needed Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS) and Annapurna Conservation Area of Project (ACAP).

March to May and September to till December would be the best time to trek to Annapurna Base Camp and around the Annapurna region.

Travel Insurance is mandatory to trek around the Himalayas Nepal. Your travel insurance must be cover emergency rescue and medical expenses too.

Annapurna region treks are completely based on tea houses like Guesthouses and twin sharing beds available on the ABC Trek.

Whatever you like the meals and along the trek, you can have various meals and also available Nepalese typical meals too. Usually, around the mountain meals will be fresh and hygienic.

It is not recommended to drink the tap water on the trek but you fill the tap water and use to water tablet or water pill. Each Guesthouse has paying purified boiled drinking water, but also available bottled mineral water along the ABC Trek.

Mobile coverage (4G service) and paying internet connection are accessible along the ABC Trail. Paying wifi service available at each hotel during the trek.

Credit cards can be used only till Pokhara but on the trek, some hotels accept credit cards. It would be easy to carry some cash.

Yes, we have a special package for solo travelers for ABC Trek. We can make or design an itinerary according to your physical condition and preference plans. Nepal High Trek is happy to leads all types of travelers.

You need to pay 10 to 15% in advance for ABC Trek. We can guarantee the trip when we get the amount in advance. In addition, you can pay the remaining amount on arrival in Kathmandu. If you can bring the remaining amount in cash. We accept credit cards but a 4% extra fee takes by the card center.

When completed the trek guide and porter highly appreciated a tip. However, tips are a common reward for the service staff during the trek and are honored with this kind of traditional gratitude at the end of your trek.