Short Annapurna Circuit Trek -10 Days

Name: Short Annapurna Circuit Trek -10 Days
Brand: Touch Planet Treks
Price: 995 USD
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Duration

10 Days

Trip Grade

Challenging

Maximum Altitude

5,416 m.

Activities

Trekking, High Pass, and Sightseeing

Group Size

Starts

Besisahar

Ends

Pokhara

Best Time

March to May and Sept. to Nov.

The World's Best Hiking Destination in Nepal, Annapurna Trek

Embark the 10-day short Annapurna circuit trek which offers a lifetime experience through some of the breathtaking landscapes of the Himalayas, where it combines a thrilling journey with a cultural experience. This enchanting trek will be best for those willing to explore the Annapurna region but do not want to commit to the traditional longer circuit trek.

This trek begins with a drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar passing through sub-tropical forests in the Annapurna Conservation Area and over the high mountain points. You also follow the Marsyangdi River and walk through charming villages including Chame and Pisang. Here you also meet the warm-hearted GurungandThakalipeople, and friendly tea houses that will be your home along the trail.

Thirling Himalayas High Pass Thorong La Pass

You'll hike from about 1,000 meters to the incredible Thorong La Pass at 5,416 meters (the world's highest trekking mountain pass) in over 10 days, with panoramic views of the whole Annapurna range, Annapurna I (8,091 m), Dhaulagiri (8,167 m), and Manaslu (8,156 m).

The trek also passes through one of the most bio-diverse parts of the world, where one can spot wild animals like snow leopards and Himalayan musk deer, red pandas, along with birds like White-throated kingfisher and Brahminy Myna. Indeed, the entire journey itself is a perfect combination of nature and culture. After crossing the pass, the route goes to the sacred town of Muktinath, where one can feel the spiritual atmosphere and enjoy great views. Further, you will drop down to the dramatic depth of Kali Gandaki Gorge, famous as the deepest gorge in the world.

It is a full 10-day trek packed with all the challenges, culture, and beautiful aspects that one can envision, much like the full-fetched Annapurna Circuit trek on a smaller scale. This is one of those journeys that will create lifelong memories of the beauty of the Himalayas.

Short Annapurna Circuit Trek - Highlights

Experience the exciting Thorong la Pass at 5,416 meters with panoramic views of Annapurna massifs and Dhaulagiri.
Pass through the most fascinating Kali Gandaki Gorge which is the world gorge located between Annapurna and Dhaulagiri peaks.
Trek through vibrant landscapes such as Himalayan deserts, glacial lakes, cascading waterfalls, and crystal-clear blue rivers.
Experience the rich local ethnic culture as you pass through the charming villages of Tamang, Ghale, Gurung, and Thakali communities.
Visit the Muktinath Temple (3,762 meters) which is a sacred site for both Hindus and Buddhists.
Witness breathtaking views of iconic peaks such as Mt. Annapurna, Thorung Peak (6,144 meters), and Dhaulagiri.
Unwind and rejuvenate in the natural hot springs at Tatopani, offering a perfect way to relax after a challenging trek.

Short Annapurna Circuit Trek Route

This fascinating short Annapurna Circuit trek starts with a drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar (760m ). Next, you will take a spectacular bus ride to Chame (2,710m) but on the way, there is a possibility, we will do some documentation related to the permit in Dharapani.

The trek actually starts when you begin a hike from Chame to Upper Pisang which is at an elevation of 3,300 meters. This attractive pacified trail moves through sturdy green forests and provides a splendid look into the scenic beauty of Paungda Danda Rock. The next day from Pisang hike further up to Manang (3540m) which offers a wonderful view of Annapurna II, III, IV, and Gangapurna while soaring above the village.

Today you will cross the beautiful villages of Manang and the trails will lead you through Yak Kharka (4,050m) to Ledar (4,200m). After an overnight rest in Ledar, you will trek to Thorong Phedi (4525 m). Now you will prepare for the highlight of this trek, Thorong La Pass (4525 m). Next Day while crossing the surreal Thorong La High Pass you will be witnessing stunning panorama of the peaks of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri massifs.

From Thorong La, you will continue a downhill trek to the sacred temple of Hindus and Buddhists, Muktinath (3,760m). After an overnight stay in Muktinath. Next day, early morning you will get in a drive for Jomsom (2720m) and after that to Tatopani (1200m). The next day, proceed to a drive from Tatopani to (Pokhara 850m) & then to Kathmandu (1,350m).

This trail is best suited for enthusiasts who are eager to walk for 6 - 7 hours daily for the next 10 days and involve them in a fine exploration of the Annapurna region’s terrains and village communities along with highly rewarding views of the mountain massif.

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How Challenging is the Annapurna Circuit Trekking?

The Short Annapurna Circuit Trek is a medium-difficult trek, suitable for those people who are physically and mentally fit to trek in the hills and mountains for over 10 days. The trails are of mixed terrain. Some are rocky and some are steep and the hiker needs to be very cautious with the kind of footing the trail has. The treks range from 6 to 8 hours in the lower sections, though once one gets to the higher grounds such as the Thorong La Pass (5,416m/17,769ft) the trek will be approximately 3 to 4 hours of high-altitude trekking.

Acclimatization is required to enable travelers to counter the altitude. Normally, some trekkers sufferaltitude sickness while trekking above (3,500 m). We would like to recommend going on some short hiking and getting some prior hiking experience in similar terrains. Make sure that you are healthy, physically active, and have no problems in long-distance walking. You can prepare for the short Annapurna Trek by starting cardio exercises, jogging, and hiking and this will enhance stamina and endurance.

However, having a positive attitude and determination are very significant in trek. If you are well prepared and with the right mindset short Annapurna circuit trek comes as a reward for spectacular sceneries and excellent cultural experience in the Annapurna region.

Best Season for Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

Short Annapurna Circuit Trek is best undertaken during thespring ( February to May) and autumn (September to November) by trekkers visiting Nepal. This is the best time of the year when comfortable temperatures and brilliant mountain scenery make for optimal trekking.

Although the summer (monsoon) is in June to August would generally attract a number of visitors from attempting to trek during this period, it is nevertheless quite possible to explore the Annapurna region at any time of the year. Winter brings its own elegance, as trails are covered by snow, while summer's misty hillsides are equally enchanting. No matter what season you want to go trekking, Touch Planet Treks is committed to giving you an unforgettable adventure by always meeting and exceeding your expectations.

Permits for Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

Short Annapurna Circuit Trek requires 2 basic permits, aTIMS Card, and ACAPan Annapurna Conservation Area Permit. Such permits help in maintaining this versatile culture and environment in this beautiful region. For these permits, a couple of passport-sized photos along with a photocopy of the passport is required by the trekkers. Fortunately, Touch Planet Treks will take care of all the permit applications on your behalf once your booking with the company is confirmed to make your experience hassle-free and smooth.

Cost of Short Annapurna Circuit Trek Permit

TIMS Card: NPR 2000 (around $20)per person

ACAP Permit: NPR 3000 (around $30)per person

TIMS Card

TIMS Card is important to obtain for all trekkers who are trekking in the Annapurna circuit region. The card provides important information about trekkers such as weather conditions and routes of trekking, which will then be an emergency database for any issues that may involve trekkers, local porters, and guides. TIMS Card costs NPR 2,000 per trekker or USD $16 approximately. To get a TIMS you need a photocopy of your passport and a couple of passport-sized photos.

ACAP Permit

As the short Annapurna Circuit lies in the Annapurna Conservation Area, trekkers also need to obtain an ACAP. This permit is quite vital to ensure the conservation, waste management, and infrastructure construction in this area. Entry to ACAP is a one-time entry and is the same as the TIMS Card, it costs NPR 3,000. (approx. $25) per trekker. To obtain the ACAP, trekkers are required to provide a photocopy of their passport and a passport-size photo.

Short Annapurna Circuit Trek Cost in 2025

The cost of a short Annapurna circuit trek is between USD 800 to USD 1,200. This cost is based on the quality of service, transportation facilities, accommodation, and number of trekkers while booking the trekking package. This new innovative short Annapurna circuit trek is perfect for those who are interested in this adventurous trek but cannot afford to spend many days hiking. For more details on the cost of the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek, please see the following:

For a solo trekker,the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek costs USD 995.
Group of 2 to 7 trekkers, the cost of a Short Annapurna Circuit Trek is USD 940.
The trekkers in a group of 8 to 14, Short Annapurna Circuit Trek costs USD 890.
Group of 15 to 20 trekkers, the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek costsUSD 825.

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The World's Best Hiking Destination in Nepal, Annapurna Trek

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Short Annapurna Circuit Trek Thorang La Pass

Waterfall In Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

Itinerary

Details Itinerary of Short Annapurna Circuit Trek for 10 Days.

Trip PlanExpand all

Day 01

Drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar (760m) west of the Kathmandu Valley

Today you will get into a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar, the gateway to the Annapurna Circuit. Driving takes about 6-7 hours and 175 km. through the beautiful hills and the Trishuli River. As you leave the bustling capital, enjoy the view of terracing fields and traditional villages. Sightseeing around the town, resupply your needs from the shops and eateries. This will be your last opportunity to enjoy city luxuries before you get to trek into the challenging terrains. Overnight stay at one of the local lodges, getting adequate rest for the upcoming trekking days.

Max Altitude: 760 m. Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

Day 02

Drive From Besisahar to Chame (2,710 m.)

Today we will do a Jeep drive from Besisahar to Chame, which takes approximately 5-6 hours of trekking. The route takes one through more picturesque landscapes, lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and stunning mountain views. You will witness the cultural shift in villages, turning into pure Tibetan influences as one travels deeper into the Annapurna region. Upon arrival in Chame, get around this beautiful village and do some shopping. Take a rest and acclimatize yourself for the upcoming trek at higher altitudes. You can also enjoy great views of the Annapurna range from Chame, which looks very encouraging for the adventure ahead.

Max Altitude: 2,710 m. Meals: Full BoardAccommodation: Tea House

Day 03

Trek from Chame to Upper Pisang (3,350 m.)

After breakfast at Chame, start the 5–6-hour trek to Upper Pisang. First, the trail moves through a dense pine forest and follows the banks of the Marshyangdi River, with great views along the way. You will be introduced to the magnificent Lamjung Himal (5,587 m) and Annapurna II (7,937 m) standing at a distance. At Upper Pisang, traditional stone houses and panoramic views of the Annapurna massif greet you. This village can serve for an acclimatization. Hence, take a few moments to explore the area around you and engage with the people to be even more exposed to the living culture before continuing the rest of your trek.

Max Altitude: 3,350 m. Meals: Full BoardAccommodation: Tea House

Day 04

Trek from Pisang to Manang (3,540m)

Wake up early, have a big breakfast, and start the journey to Manang, which will take 5-6 hours. There are two trails, one for the cliff overwatch, another goes through fascinating villages. Both of these routes end at Manang, an important place for acclimatization. While hiking you will be surprised at the splendid views with different terrains ranging from forests to high altitude desert. Manang is also a fairly active village with teahouses, shops cultural sites, and attractions, the Gangapurna Lake which is very beautiful. Sightseeing around the village in the afternoon is also possible, visiting the monastery in Manang, and preparing for a higher altitude.

Max Altitude: 3,540 m. Meals: Full BoardAccommodation: Tea House/ Lodge

Day 05

Trek from Manang through Yak Kharka (4,050m) to Ledar (4,200m)

Depart early from Manang to Yak Kharka and then to Ledar, a trek that lasted about 5-6 hours. The trail passes through a wide open space filled with spectacular mountain scenery. You will pass by Yak Kharka, possibly sharing space with yak herds that graze here, a reminder of the high-altitude lifestyle. There are great views of the Annapurna massif and surrounding peaks at almost every bend in the trail, bringing ample photo opportunity. You will reach the small settlement of Ledar and revel in the stillness of the mountains. This is an important stop for acclimatization before your ascents to higher altitudes.

Max Altitude: 4,200 m. Meals: Full BoardAccommodation: Lodge

Day 06

Trek from Ledar to Thorong Phedi (4,525 m)

Today, it is a short trek from Ledar to Thorong Phedi that will take about 3-4 hours. The trail goes on an upward climb, giving your body a feel of the altitude. Thorong Phedi, which literally means "Foot of Thorong," is the last stoppage before the high pass. Therefore, it is an important stop for acclimatization. The track then becomes more and more dramatic, with high peaks surrounding it. Take this opportunity to rest, recover, and prepare for the challenge that lies ahead on the next day, making it up Thorong La Pass. The breathtaking views from this surrounding serenity. Today you will stay overnight in guesthouses to recharge your energy for further adventure.

Max Altitude: 4,525 m. Meals: Full BoardAccommodation: Lodge

Day 07

Thorong Phedi to Muktinath Temple (3,800m) via Thorong La High Pass (5,416 m)

Trekking today is challenging because you have to cross Thorong La Pass which is 5,416m, and after that a down trek to Muktinath at 3,760 m. Begin with the day’s first light as this rather vigorous hike will take approximately 7-8 hours. The path leading to the pass is steep though, but the view that you are going to see in the pass is worth the climb. On crossing the pass, the excitement of attaining the pass in itself will be really thrilling and then one needs to go down to Muktinath. This is a holy place for Hindus as well as for Buddhists which comprises 108 water spouts and there are ancient temples. The natural sanctity at Muktinath will take at least half of your day, and sleep in your bed after a hectic day.

Max Altitude: 3,800 m. Meals: Full BoardAccommodation: Tea House

Day 08

Drive from Muktinath to Jomsom (2,720 m.) and then to Tatopani (1,250 m.)

Today after the Muktinath darshan, you have a beautiful bus ride to Jomsom and then to Tatopani. On the drive, you can look at the Kali Gandaki valley and the towering mountains. It may take around 5-6 hrs to reach Tatopani which is comparatively a popular place for having hot spring water. After arrival take a warm water bath in a natural geothermal hot spring that helps to relax tired muscles after the hike.

Max Altitude: 1,250 m. Meals: Full BoardAccommodation: Tea House

Day 09

Drive from Tatopani to Pokhara (822 m.)

Today you will travel from Tatopani to the lovely town of Pokhara, which takes roughly 5 to 6 hours on the road. During the scenic drive, you get to see beautiful green hills and wonderful distant views of the Annapurna range. Take a gentle lakeside walk at Fewa Lake, see the World Peace Pagoda, or just relax at a lakeside cafe. It's time for relaxation and going back to your trekking adventure, you can shop and go for dinner. Overnight in Pokhara and take in the serenity of this beautiful city.

Max Altitude: 822 m. Meals: Breakfast and LunchAccommodation: Luxury Hotel

Day 10

Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu (1,350 m.)

Today is the last day of your mesmerizing Annapurna Circuit Trek you will driving from Pokhara back to Kathmandu, it will take 6 to 7 hours. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, visit the busy marketplace, Thamel, with many shops, restaurants, and a cultural atmosphere. Reflect upon unforgettable moments of the trek. A celebratory dinner tonight is a great occasion to share tales with fellow trekkers. Have a relaxed sleep, knowing you have completed an epic journey into the Annapurna region.

Max Altitude: 1,350 m. Meals: Breakfast and Farewell DinnerAccommodation: 3 Star Categori Hotel

Cost Details

Includes

3-star standard hotel accommodation in Kathmandu and Pokhara with breakfast
Teahouse accommodation during the trek
All meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek
Farewell dinner after the trek.
All ground transportation on a comfortable private vehicle as per the itinerary
City tour in Kathmandu by private vehicle
An experienced, English/French/Chinese, German-speaking, and government-licensed trek leader and assistant trek leader (5 trekkers: 1 assistant guide)
Staff costs including staff salary, insurance, equipment, food, and accommodation
Down jacket and sleeping bag (to be returned after trip completion)
Touch Planet Trek's trekking bag/duffel bag. The T-shirt and trekking map are yours to take
All necessary paperwork and trekking permits (ACAP, TIMS)
First-aid medical kit (carried by your trek leader)
All government and local taxes during the trek.

Excludes

Nepal entry visa fees
International airfare
Excess baggage charges
Travel and rescue insurance
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu, Highway and 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
Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottle or boiled water, cold drinks, hot drinks shower, etc.)
Tips for guides, and porters

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Essential Information

Accommodations during Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

The route to Short Annapurna Circuit Trek has easy accessibility to lodges, tea houses, and homestays that will provide trekkers with comfortable resting places after a day's hike. The most famous accommodations are obviously the tea houses, which provide comfortable rooms with twin beds, shared bathrooms, and common dining rooms where trekkers can enjoy together. These teahouses offer homely comfort and give a more genuine feel to trekking.

The lodges, which are located in larger villages, have been upgraded to include private rooms, hot showers, and even Wi-Fi from time to time. Thereby making it very attractive for trekkers who strive to find comfort. Whichever options you choose, it is highly recommended to book a room in advance during peak seasons because the demand of trekkers is so high in choices of accommodation options.

Meal during Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

The meal options along the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek are elementary and nutritious food, selected especially to keep trekkers powered up during long days on the trail. Starting from dal bhat, or lentils, rice, and vegetables, to Western dishes such as pasta, pancakes, and eggs, the variety in the tea houses and lodges is endless. Dal bhatcomes highly recommended, full of carbohydrates and protein to keep trekkers going. As you go higher up the track, due to resource constraints, the food becomes simple. You will find wholesome meals freshly prepared. Most places provide breakfast, lunch, and dinner with tea or coffee to accompany your meals. Food and vegetarian options are easily available. It is highly recommended to avoid meat consumption at higher altitudes as the freshness might be an issue.

Acclimatization during Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

Acclimatization is one of the most important factors for the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek because acclimatization allows trekkers to go higher and gradually reduce the chance of altitude sickness. The elevation gain during this trek is huge. The treks are basically designed with gradual ascents, and rest days have generally been built into the itinerary to help acclimatize. These days fall in between when trekkers are encouraged to take short hikes to slightly higher elevations and come back down to their base camps, which helps a body adapt more effectively.

During this type of adventurous trekking, you need to keep your body hydrated by drinking plenty of water and eating energetic meals to prevent altitude sickness. Acclimatization will also help to improve stamina and increase stamina for the more challenging parts of the trek. Acclimatization of the body will allow you to have a safe and more enjoyable trek.

Importance of Travel Insurance in Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

Due to the high risk of trekking at high altitudes, the Annapurna Circuit Short Trek necessitates every trekker to have travel insurance. The steep trails and parts of the trek are so remote that options for medical facilities may not be as readily available. In the event of illness due to altitude sickness or injury, comprehensive travel insurance would carry the very important cover of emergency medical evacuation by helicopter in more serious cases.

Ensure, that your policy will cover high-altitude trekking-around 4,000 meters and higher-and includes trip cancellations, delays, and lost/damaged gear. Thus, travel insurance becomes very important. Proper coverage will help you to enjoy your trek without any disturbance in your mind, knowing well that any unexpected issue will be handled with no high-cost burden.

How to Prepare for the Annapurna Circuit Short Trek

In order to better prepare for the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek, one should combine physical training and mental readiness with logistic planning. The first thing is to build up physical endurance through hiking, jogging, or cycling in order to strengthen the legs and improve cardio fitness. Be able to trek several hours a day with a backpack. Mental preparation also goes along with those trips, as trekking in the Himalayas requires quite a bit of it. One can equip oneself with a good mindset and flexibility in case the weather or trail conditions change.

Logistically, this will be better if you can plan the trek well in advance so you will not be traveling in peak times. Make sure to be well-equipped with gear like trekking boots, layered clothes, and a comfortable backpack. Also, make sure your travel insurance covers high-altitude trekking besides including emergency evacuations in it. In that way, you can also be well prepared both physically, mentally, and logistically for the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek.

Physical preparation for the Annapurna Circuit Short Trek

The main role of successfully completing the short Annapurna circuit trek is physical preparation. The trek contains a lot of hiking over several days, with changes in altitude. Hence you need to be enduring and be physically active. Quite logically, the first thing to do is to start cardio training through either running, cycling, or swimming in order for your stamina to build up.

Most importantly, strength training-especially in the legs and core muscles-can enable easy handling of steep ascents and descents. Training through flexibility exercises such as yoga improves balance and prevents injury. Finally, acclimatization training involves practicing hikes at higher altitudes to help your body get accustomed to the low oxygen levels. With good physical training, you will be placing to undertake your trek without putting yourself through undue stress.

Logistical Preparation for the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

During Short Annapurna Circuit Trekking research flights to and from Nepal, and transportation options within the country. Arrange your trekking permits,ACAP, and TIMS card through a trekking agency, or in Kathmandu. We will book accommodation along the trail. Lodges and teahouses can get filled fairly quickly during peak trekking seasons. Bring necessary items like strong trekking shoes, multi-layered camping clothes for unpredictable temperature fluctuations, and a sleeping bag. Arrange a local guide or porter if needed, stock snacks, and water purification tablets. In fact, thorough logistical planning will afford you a smooth and well-organized trek.

Essential Tips for Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

It is recommended to trek during autumn or spring which offers better trail conditions, weather, and fewer crowds making the entire experience wonderful.
Carry only essential items, plan, and pack to lighten your load, which will make it easy to cover distance comfortably.
Don't forget to carry water and energy snacks for a quick energy source and maintain your strength.
It is recommended to spend time or ascend gradually to prevent altitude sickness.
Learn and research about local traditions and customs to explore more into a traditional lifestyle.
What to Pack for Short Annapurna Circuit Trek?

The most essential part of the preparation for Short Annapurna Circuit Trek is packing. You need to plan and prepare a proper checklist to reduce the surprises that are associated with the different terrains and altitudes encountered. Here is what to carry on a short hike, where you need to be really specific on what to pack.

Clothing for the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

Headwear:

Sun hat or cap
Lightweight beanie for warmth (if trekking during cooler months)
Buff or neck gaiter for dust and wind protection

Upper Body:

2 to 3 lightweight shirts or T-shirts
Insulating fleece or lightweight down jacket
Waterproof and windproof jacket
Warm, insulated innerwear for chilly evenings

Lower Body:

Quick dry trekking pants
Waterproof/windproof outer pants (only if you expect rain or colder conditions)
Comfortable shorts (optional)

Hands and Feet:

Lightweight trekking gloves (plus thicker gloves if trekking in colder months)
Trekking boots
Lightweight, moisture-wicking socks (1-2 pairs) plus a warm pair for night
Camp sandals or lightweight shoes for resting feet in teahouses

Personal Care and Toiletries In Annapurna Circuit Trek

Sunscreen (SPF 30+), lip balm with SPF
Toothbrush and small toothpaste tube
Quick-dry travel towel
Wet wipes and tissue paper
Hand sanitizer
Small travel soap or biodegradable wipes

Equipment and Gear for trekking and hiking in Nepal

Essentials:

Lightweight trekking poles
Sunglasses with UV protection
Small backpack (40 to 45L capacity, if hiring a porter)
Waterproof backpack cover or dry bags for electronics

Sleep Gear:

Sleeping bag suitable for moderate altitudes
Yoga mat if you doing Yoga

Navigation and Tech:

Map, compass, or GPS (optional if going with a guide)
Headlamp or flashlight
Power bank (charging spots can be scarce)

Other Useful Items:

Water bottle or hydration bladder (with a purification system or tablets)
Snacks (energy bars, nuts, or dried fruits)
Small first-aid kit with basics like blister care, pain relief, and altitude sickness medication if needed
Earplugs

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Traveler Reviews

May 10, 2024

Highly Recommended

It was a very interesting and exciting trip. We have enjoyed ourselves very much. Our trek guide, Ramjee & the porters were friendly and helpful. Though the flight from Pokhara...