Annapurna Circuit Trek never fails to dazzle trekkers. Nepal trekking is an amazing experience in a lifetime. Nepal Unique Treks offers you the affordable best trekking package of the Annapurna region. Travel in this region for an amazing journey to rural Nepal and the Himalayan Mountains.
The journey to the Annapurna Circuit Trek starts with the bus to Besisahar and the Jeep driver will take you to Jagat. Trekking starts from here via Madi River it will be your best choice of trekking. During the trek, you will encounter the magnificent view of Mt Lamjung Himal, others Annapurna series, ethnic groups of Gurung villages, beautiful waterfalls, and gorges. Mountain View, landscape, villages, people's lifestyles, tradesmen, flora, and fauna are the highlights of this trekking.
The early schedule of the trekking is through the following the river valley, lush green hills, and forests. When you reach above 3000 m from sea level you will witness alpine forests in the Himalayas.
While trekking in the Himalayas you can see many types of species of pine trees otherwise there are bushes around the trekking trails, and many types of Himalayan flowers bloom in the spring session. But in the winter session, it looks more dry and gray bush because of heavy snowfall in the winter.
In the Annapurna trekking Region, you feel the amazing hospitality of friendly and helpful people, as well as the Himalayan culture of the next level of different multi-ethnic and (tribal) Mongolian people, During the Annapurna circuit trek you will cross the Taal village, Chame village, Pisang and Manang which is the major village of Annapurna Circuit Trek.
Of ethnic groups, villages are the most popular and people are known as when you are entry there you will receive a warm welcome and best wishes from the villagers. You will meet the most friendly and helpful human in your lifetime. Annapurna Circuit Trek presents a dramatic mountain view and an enchanting trekking experience in the Himalayas.
Annapurna Circuit Treks provide you with tranquility and romantic moment. The trekking can be customized according to your liking as it can be extended to witness the amazing Nar Phu Valley and Tilicho Lake where you will find high Himalayan people lifestyle. As well as. Beautiful landscape mountain view from the other high pass of Kang Ma La also can be included if you wish to make it longer schedule and more adventurous.
As well as if have enough time we can add Tilicho lake to your itinerary from where you have a chance to explore the world's highest lake in the world.
You're trekking become more romantic and challenging because you are going to the summit and crossing the world's largest Pass which is popularly known as Thorong La Pass and 5416 m from sea level. Thorong La pass is the major destination or main attraction of this trek.
This day is a challenging day starting from Thorong La High camp 3/4hrs trek to summit Thorong La Pass 5416 m. when you reach the celebration of the summit with friends having tea and coffee at the top. And you will encounter the view there surrounded by snow-peak mountains.
Thorongla Peak on the left side top of your head. And just behind you, we can see Chulu Weast Peak, Gangapurna, and their part of other mountains. The moment will be historical and lifetime memories, at the same time when you celebrate happiness sun's rays already make it warm and bright. Then straight descend a 4/5 hour trek to Muktinath where you will enter the Lower Mustang. There is a holiness Temple for Buddhists and Hindus. you can see many domestic tourists surrounding there because they believe in gods and goddesses that's why they come to Temple to make wishes for family, wealth, and healthy.
At Muktinath, you can see many pilgrims' sites and historical durbar squires and monasteries which makes full of memory on your camera. During your last day trek, you want to be at the end of the trek because there are magnificent higher Himalayan views with gorgeous landscapes. Muktinath seems to be like Tibet because of the similar landscape, religion, language, and tradition. At the end of the trek, you will arrive at Zomsome Zomsome is the district headquarter of Mustang from where we can go to Pokhara by Bus and Flight
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Early in the morning is when the trek's first day begins. We travel to Bhulbhule by bus from Kathmandu after breakfast. The path leads us away from the Kathmandu valley and along the lovely Trishuli river to Besisahar before arriving in Bhulbhule. Bhulbhule is situated next to the Marsyangdi River. You will witness terraced farms, quaint villages, and the snow-capped peaks of Ganesh and Manaslu while riding. We register our permits at the checkpoint for the trek entry at Bhulbhule.
On this day, we will embark on the trails after a filling breakfast. The route travels upriver along the rushing Marsyangdi river on a lovely trail through the lush jungle and terraced crops. After a relaxing lunch break, we travel through a number of rural communities and other farmlands before arriving at the tranquil village of Jagat, an old trading center.
The third day of the walk begins by following the Marsyangdi river, and at Tal village, after a difficult ascent, we arrive close to the Manang region. Besides the sandy beaches, we can see a number of waterfalls forming a river. To get to Kodo, one of the largest settlements in the Manang valley, we will travel through fields of potatoes, rice, and barley. Continuing on, we cross a suspension bridge and arrive at Dharapani, our target for the day, following a little ascent of the stone Stairs.
We depart from Dharapani and go down the Marsyangdi River on trails through woods of pine, fir, oak, and maple trees until we arrive in Chame, the administrative center for the Manang district. Green trees will surround you on all sides, and when you glance up, Lamjung Himal, Annapurna II, and Annapurna IV will be seen in stunning detail (7,525m). We'll also take a quick break at a little hot spring.
After breakfast today, we take a short hike down a small, steep valley to our first glimpse of the Paungda Danda Rock, which the locals hold in high regard. A curving rock face rising 1500 meters from the Marshyandi river is known as the Paungda Danda Rock. We can clearly see Pisang Peak in the northeast and Annapurna II in the south from the routes. After that, our route declines, bringing us to the Pisang settlement at the bottom of the Manang Valley, where we will spend the night.
The north faces of Annapurna II, III, and IV, Gangapurna, Tilicho, and Pisang Peak can be seen in stunning detail from Upper Pisang through Geru, where we will be trekking on our sixth day. You'll notice that the air becomes chilly, dry, and harsher as the trail climbs. Along this trail, which passes through Tibetan settlements, we can learn more about Buddhist culture. The largest monastery in Manang, Barge Monastery, will definitely be on our itinerary. As we continue past additional monasteries and eventually arrive at Manang bazaar, a tourist-oriented area, you'll notice that the trail is studded with Buddhist shrines.
On this day, we will be acclimatizing. We will, however, be exploring Manang village all day long. We will go to Gangapurna & Ice Lakes in the morning, and the rest of the day will be spent admiring the breathtaking views of Annapurna III, Tilicho, Pisang, and Chulu Peaks. We might go to the Himalayan Rescue Society in Vraja village in the afternoon for a briefing on acute mountain sickness, its signs and symptoms, and how to avoid it.
We move Yak Kharka after spending a day in and around Manang to allow our body to adjust to the high elevation and get some rest. To get to Tenki village, we first cross a creek and ascend. After that, we leave Marshyangdi Valley and travel to Jar Sang Khola Valley in the northwest. The trail gradually climbs as we move north.
A number of pastures and juniper woodlands will be encountered along the way. We will travel through the small village of Gunsan on our way farther in the trip, where the homes have flat mud roofs. Yak and horse pastures will also be seen. On a wooden bridge, we cross a little river and go up the breathtaking valley to Yak Meadow, an open, tranquil meadow.
Today, we travel to Thorong Phedi, the base of the Thorong La pass. We will ascend to a peak from Yak Kharka, descend, and then use a wooden bridge to cross the Marsyangdi river. We ascend the mountain, take a winding path over a cliff, and then drop to Thorung Phedi. In contrast to the lush lowlands, we passed on the way up during the first part of the hike, the desolate, craggy terrain seems unearthly and quite different.
The walk from Thorong Phedi (4,525m/14,525ft) to Muktinath Temple (3,760m/12,623ft) across the Thorung La high pass (5,416m/17,756ft) will be spectacular on this day. The highest point of the walk and one of the highest passes in the world, Thorong La Pass, is also one of the most difficult sections of the trail.
The vistas from the pass are absolutely worth the early start and exertion in the chilly air and high altitude. We will view a panorama of magnificent Himalayan peaks to the north, toward Tibet, and to the rear, the Annapurna range.
We then make our way down to Muktinath, a Buddhist and Hindu holy site. Muktinath is known by the Buddhists as Chumig.
After seeing Muktinath Temple in the morning, we continue on to Tatopani by taking a local bus. The route travels through some of the world's deepest canyons, making it a challenging drive. The dry highlands will give way to lush, verdant woods. Tatopani is well-known for its natural hot springs, and it is a location where we may unwind by soaking in them. According to legend, Tatopani's waters can treat ailments of the skin.
After leaving the hot springs, we go to the east bank of the Kali Gandaki River and climb to Ghorepani past the Sikha and Chitre Thakali villages. Our journey passes through verdant forests with rhododendron, birch, and magnolia trees as well as terraced farmlands with mountains all around. We'll spend the night at the lovely village of Ghorepani, which is perched on a ridge.
Our time on the trail will come to an end today. Early in the morning, we go up to Poon Hill (3,210 meters) to see the sunrise over the entire Annapurna and Dhaulagiri massif, which includes Mt. Machhapuchhre (Fishtail). Because of the breathtaking vistas it provides, Poon Hill is one of the most popular locations for photography. We'll take as many photos as we want and then head back to our Ghorepani lodge for breakfast. We will hike to Birethanti after breakfast before boarding a bus to Pokhara.
The Annapurna Circuit Package expires right now. This morning, we awaken in Pokhara, and after breakfast, we board a tourist bus to return to Kathmandu. The Marsyangdi River is followed for the first 200 km of the course, and then the Trishuli River. You can also decide to take a 25-minute flight from Pokhara back to your starting point (not included in the package). At Kathmandu, our trek package comes to an end.
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Trekking Annapurna circuit with Dil
9th September, 2022
Dil is the best guide ever! We did the Annapurna circuit in 16 days and Dil arranged everything (permits, sleeping, eating, transportation etc.).
He was careful with us when we were at high altitudes (taking time for acclimatization and asking multiple times about our well being).
He explained a lot about Nepali culture, religion, and the area we were in, answered all our questions.
When I had a hard time right before the pass, he told me to take it slower and even carried some of my stuff until I felt strong enough again to carry it myself.
Dil was very patient with us when we would occasionally whine ;).
We stayed in great tea house that looked really nice.
In the end, Dil even assembled his phone-made videos into one video with the walking firiri song as a soundtrack! Very cool!
Thank you for this great experience Dil :)