Cost Includes

Services Includes

• Airport pick up and transfer to hotel
• Three night’s hotel accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast
• Two nights hotel accommodation in Pokhara with breakfast
• Trekking accommodation in trekkers lodge /Tea house
• English speaking local trekking guide
• Necessary porters to carry your baggage during the trekking.( Two persons get one trekking porter)
• Three time meals during the trekking- Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.
• Annapurna  Conservation area entry permit
• Trekker’s Information Management system (TIMS)
• Monuments entry fee during sightseeing tour of Pokhara valley
• Private or local transport as per the program
• Insurance for Nepalese staff. ( Trekking guide and porters)
• Guide and porters salary, food, drinks, accommodations
• Arrangement of Helicopter service for rescue in case of emergency in the mountain (the cost incurred during the rescue will be paid by your insurance company)
• Medical supplies (first aid kit will be available).
• Government Tax and office service charge
• Airport drop at the time of departure

Cost Excludes

Service Excludes:-

• Lunch & Dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara
• Nepal entry visa fee (you will easily get the visa upon your arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport)
• Your international flight ticket and airport departure tax
• Domestic flight Pokhara-Kathmandu
• Personal equipments
• High risk medical insurance
• Hot drinks , Alcoholic beverages, Telephone calls and laundry
• Soft drinks such as cola, mineral water
• Battery recharge, extra porters, shower etc during the trek
• Emergency rescue evacuation if needed (need to pay by your insurance)
• Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early return from the trekking (due to any reason)
• Tips & Gratuities for trekking guide & porter (s)

FAQs

Q1: Where is the Annapurna region located?

The Annapurna Himalayan range is located in the west from Kathmandu. Annapurna region is a famous trekking destination for the external and the internal tourists in Nepal. This is the region that most people do trek than the other trekking regions.

Q2: How hard is Annapurna Region Trekking?

Trekking in the Annapurna region is considered moderate in difficulty level, but still, a good level of fitness is required to complete the trek. As long as you are physically fit and possess sound health, you can go on this trek. We have a flexible route with enough acclimatization and rest days before heading towards higher elevation.

Q3: Which month is the best for trekking in Annapurna region?

The best time in the year is the autumn season (Sep. –Nov.) and Spring Season (March to May). These two seasons offer stunning snow covered mountain view under the crystal clear blue sky, further, you have a mild temperature, no risk of landslide, no risk of avalanches are the best part of these seasons. During autumn, you have an even clearer view, wonderful green scenery, various waterfalls. There are several short treks such as Mardi Himal, Ghorepani poon hill, Ghandruk trek, etc where you can trek all months of a year.

Q4: What is the accommodation like?

In teahouse trekking, you get many lodges/ guesthouses in almost every village. Some are better than others, but generally rooms are basic and come with shared bathrooms. Blankets are provided but it’s a good idea to bring your own sleeping bag as it gets chilly in the higher altitude and there are no heating systems inside the buildings. Usually you have to dine at your lodge in order to get a room. Some places may offer hot gas showers for an additional fee, so take advantage of that while you can because above Manang you won’t get the chance to shower at all until you reach Muktinath, on the other side of the pass. There are also some of the newly opened routes like Khopra Danda, Mardi Himal Trek etc in Annapurna region where we need to stay in camps which is known as camping treks.

Q5: What kind of food we get in Annapurna region?

In this region, there are many restaurants you get along the trails with a delicious food menu. The local people are friendly and they serve food any time you want through the menu. On the menu, you get so many choices of food but the most popular food in the mountain are Nepali Dhalbhat, Fried Noodles, fry rice, Momo(Dumpling food), pasta, Pizza, choices of soup, bread, local bread, Chapati, set breakfast, fried potato with cheese, etc.

Q6: Is there Mountain sickness problem in Annapurna region?

Yes, there are several routes where you may get altitude mountain sickness (AMS), but generally out of 100% about 30 % people get Mountain sickness. If you are trekking to Annapurna circuit trek, Narphu valley trek, Upper Mustang trek, you may get mountain sickness otherwise, you don’t need to scare very much.

Q7: What the average walk during the day?

In general, every day you have to walk for about 4 to 7 hours. If you are physically fit or have enough walking experience then that estimated time could be done within lesser time, however, 4 to 7 hours of the walk is the average walking hours in the Annapurna region.

Q8: Is there Wi-Fi on the trek?

Most lodges/guesthouses offer Wi-Fi, either for free or for a small charge. However, since you will be in the mountains the Wi-Fi might not be working on any given day for some reasons, so don’t rely on it. And anyway, being offline for a while can be surprisingly beneficial!

Q9: How expensive is Annapurna trek?

Normally, Annapurna trek packages are not very expensive because you don’t need to take the flights and some treks are short in days. Mustang is an expensive trek in the Annapurna region because it is a restricted trekking trail so you need to have the special trekking permit which costs 500 USD per person only for the permit

Q10: Do we get bottle of water in mountain?

Yes, it is also possible to buy the bottle of mineral water in the trek. Most of the tea houses and restaurant in every trekking trail has facility of bottled water or purified water. But the price of everything goes on increasing with increase in the altitude. Even if you don’t want to buy the water; there are abundant sources of water on the trail and tea houses where you can fill up your bottles and use water purification tablets, water filters or boiled water from the lodge. Most of lodges serve boiled and filter water which is safe.

Q11. What about Travel Insurance?

It is compulsory that all the trekkers/travelers obtain Travel insurance with traveling and it is suggested that the travel insurance should cover all the expenses such as Rescue and Evacuation arrangements, Medical expenses, Loss of Baggage, and etc.

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