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- The best Annapurna trekking tours
- What people love about Mount Annapurna Tours
- Most popular destinations in Mount Annapurna
- Travel Mount Annapurna your way
- Best tour companies for Mount Annapurna tours
- Discover Mount Annapurna tours for every budget
- Mount Annapurna tours for every type of group
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- Best time to visit Mount Annapurna
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The best Annapurna trekking tours
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Annapurna Circuit Trek 12 Days
10 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Amazing trip, great organization, really glad I did this adventure.”
Aryan, traveled in November
Diverse ecosystems surround the Annapurna massif, offering close views of Annapurna II (7,937m) and Gangapurna (7,454m). Remote villages welcome trekkers before crossing Thorung La Pass (5,416m) and visiting sacred Muktinath Temple.
Duration 12 days Destinations Kathmandu, Besisahar, Syange, Dharapani, Chame, Pisang, Manang, Yak Kharka, Muktinath, JomsomSee all destinations Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Nepal Social Treks From
- NZ$1,990
Annapurna Base Camp 6 days Trek
14 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We still got to witness the magic of the mountains without feeling rushed. A very well-run operation that I highly recommend.”
Victoria, traveled in March
The path rises from Nayapul (1000m) to Annapurna Base Camp at 4130m for sunrise over Mount Annapurna (8091m). Traditional teahouses welcome visitors in Chhomrong and Bamboo villages. Deurali Pass (3200m) provides panoramic views of Machhapuchhre (6997m) and Gangapurna (7454m) peaks.
Duration 6 days Destinations Pokhara, Chomrong, Annapurna Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Destination Unlimited Treks and Expeditions Pvt Ltd From
- NZ$831
Annapurna Circuit Trekking
62 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The stunning landscapes and challenging trails made this trek a true test of endurance.”
WANDA, traveled in May
Mighty peaks of Annapurna I, II, III, and IV guide trekkers to Thorong La Pass (5,416m). High-altitude Tilicho Lake (4,919m) and sacred Muktinath temple highlight the route. Traditional Sherpa culture thrives in teahouses from Syange through Manang Valley.
Duration 14 days Destinations Kathmandu, Besisahar, Jagat, Dharapani, Chame, Pisang, Manang, Yak Kharka, Muktinath, JomsomSee all destinations Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Sherpa Expedition & Trekking Pvt. Ltd. From
- NZ$2,075
Annapurna Circuit Trek -10 Days
18 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The degree of flexibility was also amazing. I would definitely recommend Alpine Ramble for any of your trekking holidays in Nepal.”
Albert, traveled in October
The path winds past Mount Annapurna through diverse landscapes from Besishahar to Muktinath. Hikers cross the challenging Thorong La Pass (5,416m) with expert guidance. Authentic teahouse stays and cultural immersion await in remote mountain villages.
Duration 10 days Destinations Kathmandu, Besisahar, Chame, Manang, Yak Kharka, Jomsom, Pokhara Age Range Ages 8+ Operator Alpine Ramble Treks From
- NZ$1,521
Annapurna Kora Trek
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The team at World Travel Experiences worked very professionally, itinerary design and content were perfect.”
Sanjeet, traveled in March
The route circles Annapurna massif to reach Thorong La Pass (5,416m). Manang's monasteries dot the landscape near the world's deepest Kali Gandaki gorge beneath Annapurna I (8,091m). Sacred Muktinath temples precede a scenic flight to Pokhara from Jomsom.
Duration 14 days Destinations Kathmandu, Jagat, Dharapani, Chame, Pisang, Manang, Yak Kharka, Thorong Phedi, Thorong La, MuktinathSee all destinations Age Range Ages 25+ Operated in English, German, Italian, Portuguese, French, Spanish, Chinese, Russian Operator World Travel Experiences From $6,982
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What people love about Mount Annapurna Tours
I had a good time on this tour and my guide Dilaram did a great job showing me around the Nepali countryside at the foot of the Annapurna range and I learnt a lot about Nepali culture through him, though there was a bit of a language barrier at times. He is also a great photographer if you're looking to get nice pictures of yourself with the mountains. Although if you are looking to properly explore the mountains and nature, I'd recommend booking a different tour, as this was very much just a walk in the villages and always a stone's throw away from the city. I was slightly disappointed by that, but it was my fault I didn't read the description properly. If you're looking for a chill and easy walk in the fields and villages, this is the tour for you. To give you an idea, the first day was a steep ascent of 600 meters that took less than 2 hours, followed by a check-in to the guest house and a lunch break, followed by a 2-hour stroll in the village. The second day was a 6-hour walk to Saranghkot, followed by a check-in to another guest house, lunch break, and then about a 2-hour stroll around the village (but that's flexible depending on how much walking you're up for). The final day was just a 2-hour steep descent to the foot of the hill, followed by a visit to the local temple after which I was picked up and driven back to my hotel.
Dhampus Village Trek
Trekking in Nepal is one of the most wonderful activities. The Annapurna circuit is amazing because you get to see all types of climate and vegetation and interact with several sub cultures. The guide was always explaining details about the culture, the people and the nature we were seeing. He was kind and always cheerful. He took good care of us. The food in the tea houses is not very creative but it is good and the guide would always tell us which dish is better in which place. The views are breathtaking and it is surprising how the guide could identify all the peaks.
Annapurna Circuit Trek 12 Days
- Annapurna Base Camp Trek
I did the Everest Base Camp Trek from the 15.02. to the 27.02. with the organization Alpine Ramble. When I arrived in Kathmandu the boss of the organization (Dil) and my guide (Sujal) picked me up at the airport in Kathmandu. From this point on you don’t have to care about anything. They bring you to the hotel and on the next day, you start your trek. In total, you have to walk for 11 days. 8 days up, 3 days down. During the trek, you sleep in very comfortable lodges. I always had a single room because of the lower frequentation on the trek in the winter months. In this lodges, you can choose from a wide range of dishes. My guide Sujal was a great guide. He was very well informed about the Himalaya – which means he could tell me everything about each mountain on the trek. During the trek, he always took care of me. He had the right medicine for each problem you can have in the mountains. In the recovery times, in our accommodations, we played cards and had some good conversations. We had a lot of fun. After the trek I had dinner with Dil and Sujal in Kathmandu where they talk with you about your trek and if they could fulfill your expectations. Before I left Nepal I was for 2 days in Chitwan. Dil organized and paid the bus for me, which was not included in our contract. Both guys are very professional. The their first goal is to give you a great experience on your trek and in Nepal. To summarize - everything was great. I am looking forward to doing the next trek with this great team.
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The Annapurna Base Camp trek gives serious mountain lovers exactly what they're after with soaring snow-capped peaks, genuine cultural moments and properly challenging hiking days that pay off big time. Our trekkers keep telling us about those magical mornings at Poon Hill, where first light hits the whole Annapurna range in shades of gold. You'll walk through some incredible changes - starting in thick forests full of rhododendrons, winding through mountain villages and finally reaching that massive natural amphitheater at base camp. The hot springs at Jhinu Danda are a real treat after long hiking days, and our customers really appreciate that natural muscle therapy. While you might find the food simple and a bit expensive along the way, the local guides are fantastic at sharing all the details about the area's rocks, traditions and where to get those perfect shots.
See all Annapurna Base Camp toursThe Annapurna Circuit really stands out as Nepal's top trek, and our travelers keep telling us about the incredible changes they experience through different climate zones and local cultures. You'll walk from subtropical valleys with their rice paddies, move up through forests full of rhododendrons and find yourself in high-altitude desert landscapes. After long days of walking, you can soak tired muscles in natural hot springs while the guides show you the massive peaks of Manaslu, Dhaulagiri and also Annapurna II. What makes this route special is how it mixes physical challenges with real cultural connections - you'll walk through traditional Gurung villages, stop at ancient Buddhist monasteries and share cups of tea with local families. The tea houses along the way leave a lasting impression on our trekkers, who often mention the warm hospitality they receive, plus the traditional Dal Bhat that keeps them going on the trail. You'll want to set aside 14-21 days for the full circuit, which gives you proper time to adjust to the altitude and really connect with the local culture.
See all Annapurna Circuit toursDiscover the ideal tour package for you through Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek. On TourRadar you'll find trips starting from 3 days in length, and the longest tour is 16 days. The most popular month to go is November, which has the most tour departures.
See all Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek toursDiscover the ideal tour package for you through Mardi Himal. On TourRadar you'll find trips starting from 4 days in length, and the longest tour is 15 days. The most popular month to go is November, which has the most tour departures.
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Travel Mount Annapurna your way
The Annapurna region offers several distinct trekking paths, each with its own character and challenges. The full Annapurna Circuit gives you the most complete experience, taking you from lush subtropical forests right up to high desert plateaus. Our groups really appreciate stopping at Manang's largest monastery - it's a cultural highlight that breaks up the walking nicely. If you're looking for something more direct, the Annapurna Base Camp trek cuts straight to the range's core, where our guides lead small groups through rhododendron forests and Gurung villages. Those new to Himalayan trekking often choose the Ghorepani route; it's got shorter daily walks and excellent cultural stops along the way. The Mardi Himal path is our quiet achiever - you'll see fewer other trekkers but still get those close-up views of Machapuchare and also the Annapurna peaks.
The Annapurna region isn't just about walking - there's quite a mix of active experiences here. Mountain bikers can follow old trade routes, and our cyclists say the technical descent from Thorong La Pass at 5,416m is worth every bit of the tough climb up. We've got some interesting combinations too: yoga treks with daily sessions by the Modi River (with some optional rafting if you're up for it), and programs that mix high-altitude hiking with jeep safaris around Pokhara's lakes and caves.
The Annapurna region offers some really special explorer treks that mix challenging trails with genuine local connections. On the classic circuit, you'll wind through oak forests to reach Ghorepani, where joining the 4:30am climb to Poon Hill pays off with an incredible sunrise over Dhaulagiri and the Annapurna peaks. A lot of our travelers opt for the direct route to Annapurna Base Camp, staying in traditional tea houses along the way - the Sherpa guides here have walked these paths countless times and love sharing their knowledge over dinner. We've also designed a women's trek that combines the mountain experience with cooking lessons from Buddhist nuns and visits to local women's cooperatives. What makes these routes special is how naturally they flow between the physical challenge and cultural moments - you might find yourself learning to make momos with Tibetan refugees or quietly observing morning prayers in a mountain monastery.
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The Annapurna region has some great value treks that deliver the full mountain experience without stretching your budget. Our travelers love the Annapurna Base Camp route, where you can soak in natural hot springs at Jhinu Danda and stay in authentic tea houses each night. The local guides really shine here - they know every detail about Gurung villages and mountain ecosystems, adding depth to your journey. When you trek through Ghorepani, you get proper time to absorb daily village life, and the early climb to Poon Hill at 3,210m pays off with clear views of Dhaulagiri, Annapurna South and also Machhapuchhre. You'll stay in comfortable mountain lodges, enjoy filling dal bhat meals, and kick off your trip with cultural shows in Kathmandu. These budget-friendly tours mix up the hiking with some time rowing on Phewa Lake, visiting the World Peace Pagoda and also exploring Pokhara's laid-back lakeside area.
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Group
818 tours in Mount AnnapurnaExplore a wide diversity of group tours through Mount Annapurna. We have 819 adventures that vary from 3 days to 35 days. With the greatest number of departures in November, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Small Group
668 tours in Mount AnnapurnaSmall-group Annapurna tours blend physical challenge with authentic cultural experiences, as our travelers frequently note. The classic circuit takes 14-16 days and crosses Thorong La Pass at 5,416m, letting you connect meaningfully with villages and monasteries along your path. The Base Camp route presents another solid choice, where groups walk through rhododendron forests, past Gurung settlements while guides carry oxygen and know the terrain intimately. These small groups mean more flexibility - you might learn about local plants from your Sherpa guide, participate in morning prayers at Manang monastery, or take time to enjoy Jhinu Danda's hot springs. We hear constant praise for guides like Raj, Tenzi and also Bhakta, who balance the walking pace masterfully while sharing their knowledge of customs and wildlife. For those interested in shorter treks, the Poon Hill circuits span 3-5 days and deliver mountain views, village encounters and cultural insights without the altitude demands of the full circuit.
Private / Personalized
165 tours in Mount AnnapurnaPrivate treks in Annapurna give you complete control over your pace with top-notch service throughout. The Ghorepani routes are particularly popular with our customers - your dedicated guide adjusts the walking speed to match how you're feeling each day. Everything's taken care of: airport pickup, private transport to the trails, and you can spend extra time in villages that catch your interest. The guides are real local experts who'll point out medicinal plants, share mountain legends and also help arrange genuine local experiences like visiting a Gurung museum or joining monastery morning prayers. You can customize these private treks from 3 to 14 days, combining Poon Hill sunrise views, tea house stays and also guided walks through Pokhara's cultural spots. Our travelers especially appreciate having their guide's full attention for better photos, cultural context and also trail safety tips.
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The 3-day treks give you a quick but authentic taste of Annapurna. Take the Dhampus Village Trek through terraced fields to reach traditional Gurung villages, where families welcome you into their lodges each evening. Another great 3-day option starts at Nayapul and leads to Poon Hill - yes, it's 3,381 stone steps up, but our travelers say the sweeping views of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna make those burning legs worthwhile. We've also got routes mixing cultural stops at Bindabasini Temple with easy walks around Phewa Lake and also peaceful nights in mountain villages like Sarangkot.
A week in Annapurna lets you dig deeper into the region. The Mardi Himal trek winds through thick forests where you might spot Nepal's national bird, the Lophophorus, before reaching high viewpoints at 4,200m. The classic route to Annapurna Base Camp takes you through Bamboo, Dovan and other villages while giving your body time to adjust to the altitude. Our guests often mention how the guides know exactly when to push and when to rest, making these demanding trails feel doable. Nights are spent in carefully picked tea houses, usually gathered around wood stoves sharing trek stories over steaming bowls of dal bhat.
Ten days really lets you settle into mountain living. You'll start in Kathmandu with time for UNESCO sites before hitting the trails. The route typically goes through Ghorepani, up to Poon Hill for sunrise and continues to villages like Tadapani, Ghandruk where you'll learn about Gurung culture. Our travelers love having extra days for detours - whether that's relaxing in Jhinu Danda's hot springs or exploring the Annapurna Conservation Museum. These longer trips include time in Pokhara too, perfect for rowing on Phewa Lake and visiting the World Peace Pagoda after your trek.
Demographics
Young travelers connect naturally with Annapurna Circuit tours that blend physical challenges and authentic cultural insights. Our hikers tell us that crossing Thorong La Pass at 5,416 meters delivers pure accomplishment mixed with wonder, while evenings at local tea houses create natural bonds with fellow trekkers. First-time Himalayan visitors often choose Ghorepani Poon Hill treks, where manageable daily walks combine with village visits, sunrise viewpoint climbs and evenings sharing stories with other adventurers beside warm wood stoves. The full circuit takes things up a notch with technical challenges including icy river crossings, high-altitude passes and significant elevation changes that test your limits. Young groups particularly appreciate our guides who weave deep cultural knowledge into each day, especially around Manang, where monastery visits and meditation sessions provide welcome breaks between challenging hiking stretches. The small group dynamic on these routes often creates lasting friendships that become just as significant as the mountain panoramas themselves.
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Best time to visit Mount Annapurna
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Autumn brings the most reliable conditions across Annapurna, with steady weather and excellent visibility. The Circuit trek really shines - our travelers consistently mention those crystal-clear views from Thorong La Pass and also the warm atmosphere in the tea houses along the way. Base Camp routes benefit from stable conditions, letting you focus on the incredible shifts from farmland through bamboo forests and into the alpine zones. Many guests pick the Sanctuary trek, loving how the clear skies show off the complete ring of peaks around Base Camp. The Ghorepani paths work especially well now, mixing perfect sunrise conditions at Poon Hill with pleasant temperatures for exploring mountain villages. From what our travelers tell us, two companies really stand out for Annapurna treks. Adventure Himalayan Travels and Treks has built a solid reputation, and Eco Holidays Nepal keeps getting great feedback from people who've booked with us. The guides make a big difference here - particularly Tenzi Sherpa, Bhakta and also Basu. They know the trails inside out, stay attentive throughout the trek and handle all the practical details that make these trips work smoothly. Our customers often mention how these guides share interesting details about local culture and help everyone feel comfortable, even on challenging sections. Both companies have figured out the logistics well - they choose good tea houses along the routes, plan sensible daily distances and make sure everything runs on schedule. The pricing is straightforward too, with no hidden costs popping up later. It's especially helpful that they include proper gear recommendations and actually check everyone's equipment before heading out.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
The winter trails through Annapurna offer something special - you'll find fewer people and incredibly clear views of the mountains. The Ghorepani Poon Hill circuit really comes into its own this season, with quiet paths winding through oak and rhododendron forests. That crisp morning air makes sunrise at Poon Hill particularly memorable. For the Annapurna Circuit, we build in extra days for proper altitude adjustment, and our guides keep close watch on weather patterns to adjust routes when needed. Small groups heading to Base Camp via Poon Hill get to mix steady hiking with stops in Gurung villages, and we maintain safety with emergency oxygen for the high sections. The tea houses are nicely quiet in winter, though you'll want to prepare for some frozen facilities around Thorong La Pass.
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- Spring 2026
Spring transforms the Annapurna region with rhododendrons bursting into bloom and perfect hiking conditions. Our travelers really enjoy the Circuit trek now - crossing suspension bridges over the swelling rivers and watching local farmers start working their terraced fields. The Base Camp routes are at their best, following well-kept trails from lush valleys right up to the glacial areas. Many guests choose tours with rest days in Manang, where you can join meditation sessions at Buddhist temples and explore old monasteries. The Sanctuary trek works particularly well in spring, mixing challenging hiking with stops at natural hot springs, village visits and time in traditional Magar communities.
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- Summer 2026
The summer monsoon brings out a different Annapurna, with green hillsides and dramatic cloud patterns. Our guides have refined several routes that work well in these conditions - shorter Poon Hill treks catch the clear morning views, then mix in visits to Gurung villages when afternoon rains roll in. More experienced hikers often head to the northern Circuit sections, which stay relatively dry in the rain shadow. The trails near Pokhara offer good alternatives, combining day hikes with visits to the Peace Pagoda and boat trips on Phewa Lake when weather allows.
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What cultural experiences can you join in around Annapurna?
You'll find this amazing mix of Hindu and Buddhist traditions throughout the region. You can actually sit in on prayer ceremonies called pujas at places like the Nar Phedi monastery and spend time with Buddhist nuns learning about their lives at Khachoe Ghakyil Ling nunnery near Kathmandu. If you're interested in mountaineering culture the International Mountain Museum in Pokhara is really worth checking out. For a taste of local life head to Ghandruk village where you can experience Gurung culture firsthand maybe visit the conservation museum or try some delicious local apple jam in Marpha. One of the coolest experiences is joining a momo cooking class with Tibetan refugees right in their camp.
How do you access the natural areas around Annapurna?
The whole region sits within the Annapurna Conservation Area Project which is pretty massive protecting everything from lowland pastures right up to glaciers and high mountain passes. Most people explore through organized treks like the Annapurna Circuit Annapurna Base Camp Trek Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek and Mardi Himal Trek. Getting there usually means mixing up some driving and trekking you'll probably take a jeep to where your trek starts or maybe hop on a domestic flight between Pokhara and Jomsom if you're doing a shorter route.
What are some off-the-beaten-path routes worth considering?
The Nar Phu Valley Trek is this incredible hidden gem where you'll discover mystical valleys and ancient villages like Phu and Nar plus the beautiful Tashi Lhakhang Gompa. It's perfect if you're looking to escape the crowds and really dive into the local culture. Richard who went with Adventure Himalayan Travels & Treks called it "one of his most beautiful travel experiences ever" even with some tough weather. It's a challenging 9-day trek but totally worth it if you're up for an adventure.
Which less-visited spots should you check out?
Hemjakot village on the Essential Nepal trek gives you this amazing chance to experience real rural Himalayan life. You can actually stay with a Gurung family in their traditional stone home far from the tourist crowds it's such a genuine way to understand their culture. The Kapan Monastery near Kathmandu is another great spot for a day trip where you can explore the history admire these incredible Buddhist wall paintings and get some amazing valley views.