Annapurna Base Camp Trek

Best Season: March-April-May and September-October-November

Among the most famous, picturesque and classic trekking routes in Nepal, Annapurna Base Camp Trek lies in front. Leading through the country’s widely diversified inhabited zone of different people and landscape offers outstanding mountain backdrop from Poon hill, a famous viewpoint in Annapurna. Going along the Himalayas this trip will give a beautiful and prodigious amalgamation of culture, flora, and landscapes in the sub-tropical low lands. On this trip, we start our walk from the paddy fields to the rhododendron forest. This trek offers a short circuit route around the south of Annapurna Himalayan range, offering grand views of three highest mountain ranges from Dhaulagiri, Annapurna to Manaslu range. You trek in the midst of the rain and low alpine forest zone, and through traditional villages with constant views of the high snow capped peaks including the majestic Mt. Fishtail. This trek is ideal for all types of outdoor, family group and nature lovers.

Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival day at Kathmandu

After arrival in Kathmandu, our journey to explore the Himalayas begins right from here. One of our representatives would pick you all from the airport and takes take you to your hotel. In the evening we would have discussion related and dinner hosted by Going Nepal.
Elevation of Kathmandu: 1300m/4264ft
Transportation: Private car
Accommodation: 3-star hotel
Meal: Welcome dinner

Day 02: Kathmandu city tour

Today is our second day of arrival. We will explore the picturesque of Kathmandu valley as much as we can. Primarily, we will initiate a guided tour to the historical and spiritual attraction in Kathmandu valley, which is enlisted in world heritage sites, and later introduce with fellow participants and prepare for our trek. We will be sharing some information related to the tools needed for the trek. Overnight in Kathmandu.
Transportation: Private car/jeep
Accommodation: 3-star hotel
Meal: Breakfast

Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara

We will take a smooth drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara, you can take pleasure watching green mountains and villages throughout the journey. After reaching Pokhara, you will be accompanied to the hotel. As known for the best destinations for tourists in Nepal Pokhara offers the beautiful natural views that will make you crazy. Exploring its beauty, you will enjoy viewing magnificent peaks like Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Machhapuchhre with five peaks of Annapurna and soothing lakes. Then after having some rest you can also travel to the local places and appreciate their culture. Overnight in hotel at Pokhara.
Elevation of Pokhara: 827m/2713ft
Transportation: Private car/Tourist bus
Driving distance: 200km/8hrs
Accommodation: 3-star hotel
Meal: Breakfast

Day 04: Drive to Nayapul, trek to Tikhedhunga

We drive for two hours to Nayapul after having breakfast by taking our private cars with the driver to initiate our trek. We follow towards the south bank of the river from Nayapul. Walking for quite a lot of hours we enter through the sub-tropical valley forests, and sometimes on the engraved track on the side of the cliff. We will continue our journey and cross the Modi Khola River through a suspension bridge to the village Tikhedhunga for the overnight. We can go for a further trek if time allows us to the trail that is too steep and reaches to Ulleri by late afternoon for the overnight.
Elevation of Tikhedhunga: 1540m/5052ft
Transportation: Private car/jeep
Driving distance: 41km/2hrs
Trek duration: 4hrs
Accommodation: Tea house/Lodge
Meal: Full Meal Board with tea/coffee enroute

Day 05: Trek from Tikhedhunga to Ghodepani

Our journey ascends towards the Ghorepani today. Its name was Ghodepani because I used to be an important campsite for the traders long before it became a trekker’s teahouse. Ghodepani in Nepali stands for horse water. It is a fascinating place containing small shops and stalls for selling local products and crafts as well. The town comprises of two parts; one is a kloof and other a few hundred feet lower. As Ghodepani exist quite higher than a previous stop, so because of this attitude we sense the chilly weather, particularly in the evenings. Overnight in Ghodepani encompassing the lovely view of Annapurna & Dhaulagiri mountain range.
Elevation of Ghodepani: 2874m/9429ft
Trek duration: 6/7hrs
Accommodation: Tea house/Lodge
Meal: Full Meal Board with tea/coffee enroute

Day 06: Ghodepani to Pun Hill hike and trek to Tadapani

Our journey ascends towards the Ghorepani today. Its name was Ghodepani because I used to be an important campsite for the traders long before it became a trekker’s teahouse. Ghorepani in Nepali stands for horse water. It is a fascinating place containing small shops and stalls for selling local products and crafts as well. The town comprises of two parts; one is a kloof and other a few hundred feet lower. As Ghodepani exists quite higher than a previous stop, so because of this attitude we sense the chilly weather, particularly in the evenings. Overnight in Ghodepani encompassing the lovely view of the Annapurna & Dhaulagiri mountain range.
Elevation of Tadapani: 2540m/8333ft
Trek duration: 6/7hrs
Accommodation: Tea house/Lodge
Meal: Full Meal Board with tea/coffee enroute

Day 07: Trek from Tadapani to Chhomrong

Moving through the forest of rhododendron, today our trail descends towards Kimrong Khola (A small mountain river). After then we walk towards Chhomrong village across the Gurung village where we can have our lunch. Chhomrong village offers you close by the magnificent view of Mt Annapurna south and Hiunchuli and also the virgin peak Mount Fishtail (Machhapuchhre) along with the long terrace village settlement. The major area for the settlement of Gurung tribe is Chhomrong village. Overnight in Chhomrong at the tea house.
Elevation of Chhomrong: 2170m/7119ft
Trek duration: 6/7hrs
Accommodation: Tea house/Lodge
Meal: Full Meal Board with tea/coffee enroute

Day 08: Trek from Chhomrong to Dovan

Our trekking descends towards the Chhomrong Khola right after our breakfast and the trailhead us towards the small place named Sinuwa hill. Our trekking continues, and after that trek move into the upper Modi Khola valley. After having lunch our trekking moves downward to Bamboo forest through no settled forest area to Dovan. Dovan means the Dovan means a convergence point where 2 small rivers met. Crossing through the silent bamboo and rhododendron forest we ascend to Dovan. After 5 hours walk, we reach Dovan and halt at the teahouse.
Elevation of Dovan: 2600m/8528ft
Trek duration: 6/7hrs
Accommodation: Tea house/Lodge
Meal: Full Meal Board with tea/coffee enroute

Day 09: Trek from Dovan to Machhapuchhre Base Camp(MBC)

You will almost be at the base of Annapurna base camp after a constricted Modi Khola valley trek. We will climb on past the Machhapuchhre base camp today which is not, in reality, a base camp, as mountain climbing is forbidden to Annapurna camp. The reason behind that is being an Annapurna sanctuary since it is totally surrounded by mountains. After having lunch, our trekking moves towards Deurali trekking to Machhapuchhre base camp, which is about 2 hours walking through the splendid Mountain Sight. The moment you stand right in the Sanctuary, the 360-degree views are awe-inspiring. Our Overnight stays with the nearby view of Machhapuchhre along Annapurna I and Gangapurna.
Elevation of MBC: 3700m/12139ft
Trek duration: 5/6hrs
Accommodation: Tea house/Lodge
Meal: Full Meal Board with tea/coffee enroute

Day 10: Trek from Machhapuchhre Base Camp(MBC) to Annapurna Base Camp(ABC)

Today our trek lead us right in the heart of Sanctuary at the Annapurna base camp for an overnight stay as soon as we start our journey after having breakfast. For a few hours, the trails follow the arduous hill, that passes a small number of roofless huts of shepherds along with the moraine, and this region is breezy and snowbound as well. Reaching there would mesmerize you with its amazing scenery of Himalaya and the rarely seen panoramic view of snow-capped peaks around you. The rest of the scene where you have to relax and explore and spend time at base camp which takes you to the real Heaven of Earth.
Elevation of ABC: 4130m/13550ft
Trek duration: 2hrs
Accommodation: Tea house/Lodge
Meal: Full Meal Board with tea/coffee enroute

Day 11: Trek from Annapurna Base Camp(ABC) to Bamboo

Waking up to the sight of beautiful dawn over Mount Annapurna “I” and contiguous mountains, enjoying the close view of gigantic mountains, we retrace back our journey towards the Bamboo for the overnight stay. This place is well known for its well-equipped guest house, helping to promote tourism services. You can relax and take rest in the evening with beautiful memories of your journey-the gigantic snowcapped peaks and nature itself and enjoy your dinner.
Elevation of Bamboo: 2310m/7578ft
Trek duration: 5/6hrs
Accommodation: Tea house/Lodge
Meal: Full Meal Board with tea/coffee enroute

Day 12: Trek from Bamboo to Jhinu Danda

On this day, our journey moves towards the Jhinu Danda (Hot Spring), a beautiful small top hill around. The track leads us towards the Khuldi Ghar and to Sinuwa hill, and from here the trekking continues up towards the Chhomriong village and up there we will have our meal, after that, we descend for two hours to Jhinu for our overnight stay. There you can have fun, bathing/playing in the hot pool, and also can visit the hot spring.
Elevation of Jhinu Danda: 1780m/5859ft
Trek duration: 4/5hrs
Accommodation: Tea house/Lodge
Meal: Full Meal Board with tea/coffee enroute

Day 13: Trek from Jhinu to Tolka

It’s a short day walk following mostly the river Modi through our way, till reaching at Landruk village for our lunch. Our trekking gradually moves on till we reach to Tolkha and stay for overnight. You can extend your short trip into the long one by trekking towards Pathana but this all depends on your interest and pace.
Elevation of Tolka: 1700m/5577ft
Trek duration: 5/6hrs
Accommodation: Tea house/Lodge
Meal: Full Meal Board with tea/coffee enroute

Day 14: Trek to Phedi via Dhampus & drive to Pokhara

On this day our foot moves forward to the Dhampus, a popular splendid view of Annapurna View. From here you can receive a whole attractive view of Annapurna South and Mount Machhapuchhre. Our journey won’t halt there, rather it continues on the meandering path gradually towards Bhaise Kharka, a small village of the hill. After a few hours from there, you will reach to Pathana, a village that lies in the middle of the forest carrying the spectacular views of Annapurna and Manaslu range. You descend towards the village of Dhampus embracing the stunning scenery. After an hour of descending, we stand at Phedi and then drive to Pokhara. Overnight at Pokhara hotel.
Elevation of Pokhara: 827m/2713ft
Transportation: Private car/jeep
Trek duration: 4hrs
Driving duration: 2hrs
Accommodation: 3-star hotel
Meal: Breakfast

Day 15: Drive back to Kathmandu

Early in the morning you can stroll around the Lakeside areas and appreciate the scenic view and takes pictures as well. In the afternoon we proceed towards Pokhara airport and catch a flight to Kathmandu. After a moment you will reach to Kathmandu where we are desperately waiting to assist you in Kathmandu airport and take you to the hotel. We will have a farewell dinner with overnight, till then you will enjoy your own company relaxing at the hotel.
Elevation of Kathmandu: 1300m/4264ft
Transportation: Private car/Tourist bus
Driving distance: 200km/8hrs
Accommodation: 3-star hotel
Meal: Breakfast and farewell dinner

Day 16: Departure

Our adventurous journey in Nepal comes to a conclusion today! But, not in fact because you have sufficient time on your way home to think and prepare for your next adventurous trip to the delightful country Nepal. This is a bit low-spirited moment as we had spent two weeks within the beauties of Nepal. But it’s the rule if there is an arrival there will be a departure. Nevertheless, Memento will always be there. So shaking hands and hugging we will depart with smile and glory.
Transportation: Private car
Driving duration: 30min
Meal: Breakfast

Additional Activity

Kathmandu sightseeing
Pokhara half day sightseeing

Meals

Breakfast during an overnight at Kathmandu and Pokhara
Full Meal Board during a trek

Accommodation

3-star hotel with twin sharing basis in Kathmandu and Pokhara on BB plan
Tea house/Lodge with twin sharing accommodation during a trek

Service Included

Airport pick up and drop
Complimentary welcome and farewell dinner in Kathmandu
3 night’s twin sharing accommodation in 3-star hotel at Kathmandu and Pokhara
Kathmandu-Pokhara-Kathmandu by tourist bus
Pokhara-Nayapul-Pokhara by private car/tourist bus as per group size
Twin sharing accommodation in tea house/lodge during trekking
Full Meal Board with tea/coffee enroute during a trek
Eco-friendly guide for sightseeing and trek with all allowances
Porter for carrying luggage(1 porter for every 2 people)
Annapurna Conservation Area Permit & TIMS permit
All government local taxes

Service Excluded

Visa fees, Intl. airfare & all departure taxes
Lunch and dinner in the city beside mentioned
Heritage sites entry fees
Travel and rescue insurance
Personal expenses e.g. phone calls, laundry, hot shower, battery recharge, heating charge, bar bills & extra porters’ expenses
Tips for driver, guides, and porters
Any other expenses that are not included here.

Important Notes

Lodging or Accommodation:

Accommodation in Kathmandu and Pokhara on BB plan and during the trekking provide all meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and tea/coffee) plan. This trek is more designed on the lodge/tea-house. The meals comprised of American, Nepali & Chinese cuisines. The meals served on breakfast during welcome and farewell dinner are included in the price. Snacks, mineral water is included but alcoholic beverages are not included in the price. During the stay in Kathmandu and Pokhara, we provide 5 nights’ double sharing accommodation within 3-star hotels and 10 night’s double sharing accommodation within the available tea house/Lodge.

Note: Single occupancy also available as per request with a single supplement charge.

Trip gears suggestion:

Before starting the trip with us you need to be completed within yourself especially with the kit vital for trekking. The list is given below separating as per your body parts.

For head:

Sunblock hat

Fleece/Woolen hat (perfect to cover ears)

Sunglasses as well as reading glasses

Scarf to cover face (protect from dust and wind)

For lower body:

Underwear

Shorts needed for hiking

Lightweight walking pants

Lightweight thermal leggings

Fleece or tracksuit pants

Waterproof shell pants

For Feet:

Min 3x thin full cotton inner socks

Min 3x thick full warm wool hiking socks

Hiking boots (along with spare laces)

Walking light sneakers

Sandals

Walking poles/stick

For upper body:

Min 3x T-shirts

Min 2x lightweight thermal tops

Min 2x Merino/Fleece long shelve tops

Waterproof shell jacket(bomber)

Down tee shirt/jacket

Poncho rain cover

For hands:

Light fleece gloves

Hefty gloves

Waterproof/wind fleece gloves

For night use:

Sleeping bag

Sleeping bag liner

Pillow slip/case

Essential Medical Kit:

For this, you need to consult with your doctor for a complete medical kit.

Accessories needed for trekking:

Small torch with some spare batteries

Watch compromising of light & alarm

Bag Pack no heavier than 15kg

Day pack 33ltr with waist strap

Toiletries & Personal Hygiene:

Daily using accessories:

Dry towel, Shampoo, Toothbrush & paste, Wipes of multipurpose (face & body), Deodorant

Face & Body Moisturizer, Nail clippers/file, Small comb/brush, Clothes washing soap(decomposable), Toilet paper, Anti-Bacterial wipes (4x packs), Hand sanitizer (small bottle), Sunblock face/body high UV protection, Lip block with UV protection, Feminine hygiene products

Other additional Stuff:

Camera & extra batteries

Reading books

Map: Trail map & guidebook

Diary, Journal & Pen

Trekking Criterion:

Mostly we do arrange a trip with a single supplement (except for some region most of the regions needs min. 2 persons). Before booking the trekking or initiating the trip you make sure that you do have a group and then only we will arrange the trip on a huge scale as per your request.

Physical Necessities:

Annapurna Base Camp Trek seems very vigorous but necessitates to have any previous trekking or mountaineering experience. It requires specified technical knowledge as well as an experience rather you only need to be in good physical & mentally condition and be proficient to hike for 4-6 hours over hilly terrain with a light day pack. Before booking the trip you better consult with your Medical Doctor once and as per your Doctor references initiate your trip booking process with us.

Trekking Head and Employees:

With an experience of a decade in the adventurous tourism, we do have our unbelievable teams of conductors and employees who are the backbone of this company inculcated with experiences and are highly professional with their technical expertise, proven safety measures records, solicitous judgment, and as well as support training styles and abundant personalities. Mostly we do have our field staff from the local area that covers from eastern to western Himalayan ranges, which backs the local people directly. As being local they have good knowledge of that respective region and they have good health fitness, can cope with the worst-case scenario, as well as well experienced with a good team leading capabilities in the Himalayan region.

Familiarization:

The itinerary of Annapurna Base Camp Trek is particularly designed in view of a high degree of depreciating AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness). Normally, elevation sickness starts from 3600m/11,808ft and this doesn’t create any problem below this standard. So, throughout your trip, the best solution is to go slowly with body adaptation. As we know, the more we elevate, the less oxygen we get in the air. For example, crossing high altitudes more than 5000 m/ 16400ft, 50% oxygen is deducted than at sea level. Your body needs several days to acclimatize during the travel in high Himalaya.

Emergency Evacuation Rescue Service (EERS) and Travel Insurance:

As we know that the trip can be canceled, or in that worst-case scenario we need to be aware, so we highly recommend to purchase trip cancellation and travel insurance. This broad travel insurance offers you huge benefits including the coverage of trip cancellation and interruption, travel delays, loss of baggage and travel documents, baggage delay, medical expenses, and emergency assistance.

Climate and Weather:

A country with a diversified culture does have a diversified topography as well beginning from 60 meters to top of the planet 8,848 meters i.e. the top of Mt. Everest. We have arid season start from October until May and the rainy season (monsoon) from June to September. The month of autumn (October-November) and spring (end of February-April) for Annapurna Base Camp Trek, And usually this time, the weather is very good.

Passport and Visa Necessities:

The foremost thing to confirm before traveling to this trek is to check your passport and its valid date. Passports must have at least 6 months’ validity just after the ending date of your trip. We just need your copy of the passport and its full details sent either by fax or scan. While staying in Nepal you will need a visa which can be gotten in advance from the Nepalese Embassy in your country or you can even get on arrival at the airport in Kathmandu (Conditions: Within a peak season you need to wait long in the airport to get your visa). The general list of Nepalese visa fee as mentioned below and you can even surf thoroughly this weblink as (www.nepalimmigration.gov.np )

Fees charged while delivering a tourist visa by the Mission or entry point:

US Dollars 40 or another convertible foreign currency equivalent for 30days multiple entry visas.

US Dollars 100 or another convertible foreign currency equivalent for 90days multiple entry visas.

Notwithstanding anything written in clause (a) and (b), no visa fee shall be applicable to the passport holder of member states of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) for 30 days.

US Dollars 25 or another convertible foreign currency equivalent thereto for 15days multiple entry visas.

Permits and Required Fees:

We need to have permission in many places in Nepal for trekking. For this region, we must require permits from Annapurna Conservation Area Protest (ACAP) entry permits along with TIMS permit and as well as world heritage site entry permits. All these relevant permits and entry fees are included in the given cost except the personal donations & contribution. Just in case of any such unassured conditions we will inform you if any additional permit fees are required or not before you make a booking with us.

Information on Health and Medical Evidence/Assistance:

We need to know about our health and the medical information during our Annapurna Base Camp Trek. As mentioned earlier our squads are well-experienced travelers and are achieving the traveler’s ambition since long. We are experts in the adventurous tour and the best thing is we all are from the Himalayan region with plenty of local knowledge as we have been guiding for a decade, which stands as a key factor to enunciate the standard service that we have been delivering to our clients. The utmost thing we believe is the client’s safety and satisfaction. We deliver the extraordinary series of quality services and we even take care personally of our clients during the pour trip. Each of our guides carries a medical kit bag for any kind of worst-case scenario during our trip and all of them are trained medical assistance especially the “First Aid”.

Environmental Anxieties:

Our motto is sustainable development thus we are extremely sensitive to protect our nature i.e. environment and contributing to many environmental cleanup and nature saving campaigns. We do believe in “Tourism within Nature,” thus our responsible tourism conveys a good message to the locals and we vow and train them to do’s and don’ts, how to keep environment in perfect shape, how to eliminate environmental degradation etc. and how to conveys message to save environment and leads towards environment friendly society or country. The tourism industry has an obligation to protect and preserve the natural environment for future generations as well. These days many NGOs are collaborating with many tourism agencies and are much keen to save environment form doom. For example, Kathmandu Environmental Education Project (KEEP) (http://www.keepnepal.org ) is helping to co-work with many trekking companies and this organization is also providing much useful training to our staffs and awareness program in the mountain.

Our Experience and Familiarity:

Going Nepal Pvt. Ltd. is a Govt. registered company based in Nepal and we have been working in adventurous travel in the Himalayas of Nepal. The operator of this company has more than a decade of experience in the relevant field of adventure tourism working, in fact initiating as a guide, adventure travel consultant and thus stabilizing own company. We are more dedicated to fulfilling our clients’ requirements and always sincere with client’s gratification and the utmost thing we always carry within us is the client’s satisfaction. We are also pleased to convey that many of our past clients who institute their trip in the Himalaya wouldn’t hesitate to apprise you about our organization and about our professional organizing skills.

How to Book a trip?

If you have chosen your trip with our company, contact our head office either by email or phone to check the available dates (you may visit the updated departure date page of our sites as well, groups or any queries you have. We feel very pleased to help and reply promptly and responsively. Before your final decision, we will hold your booking.

Both advance payment and full payment are possible through the bank transfer or as per your comfort we do have a procedure pay through your Credit Card (VISA/MASTER CARD) along with the details within the booking form. After you choose the process of advance payment in an appropriate way still we want a signed and completed booking form for the confirmation. Once we received a completed and signed booking form with the mentioned amount of payment, bookings will only be confirmed and we start looking forward towards our trip together.

Trip Information

Q: How long hours do I have to walk each day?

A: There is no fixed time to walk each day. From 2hours minimum to 7 hours’ maximum, you shall walk. Check the itinerary to see how long you shall walk each day.

Q: How difficult is the trek?

A: The walk into the Himalayas are never easy ones. You have to face the steep hills, sloppy trials, frequent climatic changes, and other several hindrances.

Q: How long does the trek last for?

A: As mentioned in the itinerary, the trek lasts for 12 days.

Q: What kind of food do I get there?

A: During a Tea House trek you will have breakfast and dinner in the Tea House, lunch will be eaten at one of the trail side restaurants. During a Camping Trek, all food will be cooked by our experienced cook. Every Tea House serves the traditional Nepali meal Dal Bhat (rice and lentil soup). All Tea Houses of our routes have a variety of different food items, such as rice, vegetables, noodles, potatoes, and soup. Many of them have western food on the menu. Soft drinks, snacks, and beer are available in most of the Tea Houses and trail side restaurants.

Q: Is it safe to eat during the trek?

A: Food safety is always a big concern and we take it very seriously. That is why we have chosen the cleanest and most hygienically kept Tea Houses for our roots. During a Camping Trek, our cook prepares safe and tasty meals from carefully chosen food items and only hygienic cleaning facilities are used.

Q: What are the sources of drinking water supply during trekking?

A: All Tea Houses have boiled water for trekkers. And on the trek, you will be provided with drinking water by your guide. The guide will make sure that water is safe for drinking.

Q: What is the best time for trekking?

A: Best time for trekking is autumn (October-November) and spring (end of February-April). Short treks and some Tea Houses treks can be done during the winter season as well.

Q: What is the weather like?

A: You need to be prepared for sudden weather changes while trekking. That’s why trekking equipment should be chosen carefully before the trip. Sudden rainstorms or snow are always a possibility which needs to be considered. The weather during the trekking season is somewhat more stable. We pay big attention to the weather forecast, so you will be told about weather prognosis and you will be given advises before the trek.

Q: What kind of clothes is needed for trekking?

A: Choosing clothes for trekking is very important. Please, check our trekking equipment list for details.

Q: What type of shoes should I have?

A: For shorter treks, comfortable tennis shoes or snickers is enough while longer treks require carefully chosen hiking boots which should be kind of strong, well-made but light boots. Shoes and boots are best to buy before arriving in Nepal. Proper fit is a must for boots and we advise you to wear your new shoes for some time before trek for your feet to feel absolutely comfortable during trekking.

Q: Should we bring all trekking equipment with us?

A: You can easily rent needed equipment for a reasonable price in Kathmandu before trek but it’s always preferable and more convenient to have your own equipment during trekking, so we advise you to bring equipment with you or to buy here as most of the outdoor equipment can be bought in Kathmandu in one of the many outdoor gear shops.

Q: What happens in the case of an emergency?

A: We are prepared for any emergency situation and know how to handle it. Our guides are trained in first aid and can deal with most of the basic ailments that occur during a trek. Every client should have his own insurance before coming to Nepal for the case of an emergency.

Q: What if I finish the trek before the time mentioned in the Itinerary? Will I be refunded the amount?

A: You may/may not be refunded the amount if u finish the trek before the time mentioned in the itinerary. If you are not refunded, the equivalent refund amount will be spent on other packages.

Q: Can I extend the day if I become unable to complete the trek on time?

A: Yes, you can extend day if you become unable to complete the trek on time. You will be charged necessary local charges accordingly.

Q: Do I have to share my accommodation?

A: Depending upon the availability of the room, you may/may not have to share your accommodation.

Q: How much weight of luggage can I carry?

A: You can carry light handbags with you. Porters are available to carry your luggage. A porter can carry up to 20kgs weight.

Q: Can I get my batteries recharged?

A: Yes, you can get your batteries recharged in some places.

Q: What about the phone? Does it work there?

A: Yes, the telephone service exists in the place you stay. However, the network might fluctuate from time to time during the trek.

Q: Do I have to carry a Passport, Money, Id with me during the trek?

A: Yes, you have to carry a Passport, Money, Id and Travel permit along with you during the trek.

Q: What is the risk of wild animals?

A: There is little risk of wild animals but our guide is experienced enough to deal with the situations so, no worrying there.

Q: What problems can arise on altitude?

A: Altitude sickness is a serious problem. We, having many years of experience in trekking and good knowledge of the problem, organize treks very carefully. The extra day of acclimatization is included in all our high altitude treks. Our guides are trained to spot any signs of altitude sickness and know how to deal with it.

Q: What if I get altitude sickness?

A: Altitude sickness is a very normal problem while trekking in the Himalayas. However, the guide can deal with the situation if it’s just normal. If the condition becomes critical, you can request chartering a chopper. Let the office know about it and we shall negotiate the price and proceed for rescue. You will be under very good medication in one of the best hospitals in the country. Your insurance is supposed to cover all the expenses of the rescue.

Q: What sort of experience do your guides have?

A: Our guides have many years of guiding experience in Nepal as well as Tibet. Most of them have been spending years exploring the country. Our guides are trained in first aid and know how to handle any situation. All our guides speak fluent English and happy to share their deep knowledge of the country and beauty of Nepal with you. We believe in and follow the idea that it’s not enough to take visitors to special places or special cultures, we need to provide guides who can get people feel involved in what they are experiencing, explain it thoroughly and keep them entertained. Our main concern is to make your trip in Nepal safe, memorable and fun!

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