Ram guided my first trekking expedition with a friend to Nepal on the Ghorepani-Poon Hill Trek for 5 days. He organized everything and was highly professional, friendly, courteous, and very attentive to our needs. He was always nearby to answer questions but also sensed when it was time to give space to enjoy the solitude and spectacular views. My friend had used Ram previously and I understand why!
Howard B
Annapurna Base Camp Trek-14 Days
14 days Annapurna Base Camp Trek, where interested travelers will be surprised on reaching the base of the Annapurna Himalayas. Covering in a short time, the whole trip in a week's duration without a problem of catching high altitude sickness. It happens in most of the world’s highest base camp trekking adventures, in comparison with the Annapurna base camp trek.
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- 12 Day
- Difficulty
- Moderate
- Max. altitude
- 4,130M
- Best season
- Sep-Dec, Mar-May
- Region
- Annapurna
- Activity
- Trekking
Overview
Trip Highlights
- Adventure in the high country of mountain spirits around picturesque Sanctuary.
- The only 8,000-meter mountain base camps with facilities of nice lodges.
- Walk from low paddy farm areas to cooler high hills to reach the cold Arctic zone.
- Astonishingly beautiful landscapes in the close backdrop of the Annapurna Himalayas.
- Enjoy walking in the heart of the massive Annapurna Himalayas at scenic base camp.
Trip Overview
The Annapurna Base Camp trek is one of the most popular and rewarding trekking adventures in Nepal. This trek, called the ABC Trek, takes trekkers deep into the Annapurna Himalayas, offering spectacular mountain views, varied landscapes and rich cultural experiences. It is one of the best short Himalayan treks in the world, as it is a mixture of natural beauty and traditional Gurung and Magar village life.
The trek usually starts from Pokhara, a beautiful lakeside city and the main gateway to the Annapurna region. Trekkers drive to trailheads such as Nayapul or Jhinu Danda from Pokhara and begin walking through terraced farmlands, bamboo forests, and quaint mountain villages. On the route, trekkers pass popular settlements including Chhomrong, Bamboo, Deurali, and Machhapuchhre Base Camp before finally reaching Annapurna Base Camp at an altitude of about 4,130 metres (13,550 feet).
The spectacular panoramic view of the Himalayan peaks is one of the main highlights of the trek. Trekkers can get close-up views of Annapurna I, Annapurna South, Hiunchuli and the sacred Machhapuchhre, or Fishtail Mountain. The views from base camp at dawn and dusk are particularly unforgettable, with snow-capped mountains reflecting the shifting golden light.
14 Days Annapurna Base Camp Trek Itinerary
The adventure to the Annapurna Base Camp Trek 14 Days itinerary involves a short, exciting drive from scenic Pokhara city. The walk follows a steep climb to reach a lovely traditional mountain village at Chomrong. Chomrong is the gateway to Annapurna Sanctuary and Base Camp, the last permanent village. The walk follows through a lovely, serene forest of tall rhododendrons and pine trees to enter a gorge of the Modi River.
One of the few adventures in the Himalayas, where the walks follow a river to its glacial source, is the Annapurna Base Camp. Making this trek even more interesting to experience, and then finally, the trail reaches a wide open plateau. Where the scenic Annapurna Sanctuary is situated amidst the towering giant peaks of the Annapurna Himalayas, a massive range. The walk then reaches you in the heart of the Annapurna Himal at base camp.
Enjoy the spectacular panorama of surrounding snow peaks in the comfort of a cozy lodge at Annapurna Base Camp (ABC). After an enjoyable time and experience standing in front of the staggering Mt. Annapurna and adjoining peaks. The return journey is on the same exciting Annapurnna Base Camp Trek itinerary to end the walk at Jhinu village, past Chomrong. Jhinu is a village with natural hot springs to enjoy refreshing warm dips and for the last overnight.
The next morning, a short, interesting drive brings you to beautiful Pokhara city by the calm Phewa Lake. A perfect place to conclude the marvelous adventure to the Annapurna Base Camp Trek.
Best Time for 14-Day Annapurna Base Camp Trek
The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is suitable for all seasons of the year, but the best is spring and autumn/fall. Spring begins from March to May, a lively season with longer sunlight hours for pleasant walks and views. The right season is when wildflowers are in seasonal bloom, like the rhododendrons of various species and colors. But morning and late afternoon till nighttime will be cold and can get cloudy. As well as chances of light showers and snowfall sometimes.
The next best time for the Annapurna Base Camp Trek is autumn/fall, which starts from September to November, one of the peak seasons. For trekking and various adventures in Nepal and around the Himalayas, most days are fine and clear. But cold mornings, late afternoons, and night days are shorter due to limited sunlight hours.
There are chances of snowfall sometimes during autumn times, but trekkers can also enjoy during the wintertime of Christmas and New Year holidays. Bright and clear most of the days, but it gets dark soon due to the winter season, and it can get snowed in sometimes.
Annapurna Conservation Trekking permits for 2026/27
For Annapurna Base Camp or any other trekking areas around the Annapurna region, north or south. Including Nar Phu Valley and Upper Mustang as well as the Manaslu Circuit, it requires permits and entrance fees.
Nar Phu, Upper Mustang, and the Manaslu Circuit are located within the restricted region in Nepal. A special permit is required for the number of days on the itinerary of the respective areas. The entire region within the Annapurna Himalayas falls
within the ACAP (Annapurna Conservation Area Project). Where all trekkers need ACAP fees on top of normal or special trekking permits.
Depending upon the areas of trekking destinations, booking with Himalayan Friendly will obtain the trekking permits and conservation fees. Himalayan Friendly will obtain all the needful entrance fees for the treks after sending and providing the needful documents. As passport details, photos, areas of trekking, and duration of travel.
Itinerary
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Day 1
Arrival in Kathmandu (1,300m/4,264ft)
On arrival in Kathmandu at Nepal International Airport, received by the Himalayan Friendly staff and a guide. A short drive to your hotel, located in the main areas of Kathmandu city. On reaching the hotel, check into your lovely rooms after a long flight and jet lag.
Get refreshed; join with other members of the Annapurna Base Camp and Poon Hill Trekking for a briefing. Provided by a Himalayan-friendly guide or leader, detailed information on the trekking route, local lodge, and food is given. After the briefing, a group welcome dinner in a typical Nepalese restaurant with local folk culture programs.
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Day 2
Drive to Pokhara 860 m (220 km)-07 hrs.
Morning departures from Kathmandu are on a tourist bus, coach, or chartered vehicle if included in the trip cost. The drive heads beyond Kathmandu Valley, reaching lower, warmer farm villages and towns, following the Trisuli River till Mugling Bazaar. Then the route diverts west with views of Manaslu Himal; as the drive reaches Pokhara, enjoy views of the Annapurna Himalayan range.
On arrival in Pokhara by late afternoon, transfer to a nice hotel by Phewa Lakeside.
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Day 3
Drive to Nayapul 1,100m and trek to Thirkhedhunga 1,450m-05 hrs.
From the beautiful scenic city of Pokhara starts our adventure to Annapurna Base Camp and Poon Hill Trekking. Morning drive heading west on Pokhara and Beni Highway with stunning views of Annapurna Himalayas. As the drive reaches the town of Nayapul, then start the walk to nice village of Bhirethati. The trail follows with slow climb with views of beautiful waterfalls to reach Hille and at Thirkhedhunga farm village. Transfer into a nice lodge and enjoy walk to nearby lovely waterfalls.
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Day 4
Trek to Ghorepani 2,874m via Ulleri Village-06 hrs.
The morning after a good breakfast, walk across a bridge and then climb on a steep uphill lined with stone steps. The climb of a few hours to reach the large hill village of Ulleri with views of the Annapurna peaks. From Ulleri on a nice and pleasant winding uphill through beautiful forest of rhododendrons and pines.
Then reaching Ghorepani village overnight, inhabited by the Poon-Magar, the tribes of western Nepal. From Ghorepani overlooking the grand scenery of the Dhaulagiri Himal range in the comfort of a nice lodge.
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Day 5
Morning hike to Poon Hill 3,210m, trek to Tadapani 2,721m-06 hrs.
Rising early in the morning before breakfast, taking an hour hike uphill to the top of Poon Hill for striking sunrise views. Besides sunrise, enjoy the wide 380-degree panorama of Dhaulagiri, Tukuche, and Nilgiri’s peaks with the Annapurna and Manaslu Himalayas.
After a refreshing morning hike and scenic views of sunrise and the Himalayan range of peaks, we went down to Ghorepani for breakfast. Leaving Ghorepani with a climb through a lovely forest to the top of Deurali and then down to Bhanthati for a lunch stop. Afternoon walk down to a stream and climb for an hour to Tadapani for an overnight stop.
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Day 6
Trek to Chomrong 2,170m-06 hrs.
From Tadapani morning walk to a long descent to Kimrong River, a lovely walk into dense treelines. On reaching the bridge, climb up to the other side of the hill, the trail leads to gradual walks.
Walk past smaller farm villages with a short down to Chomrong Village for an overnight halt. Chomrong is a large Gurung village, the gateway to Annapurna Base Camp and the picturesque sanctuary. Enjoy the comfort of a lovely lodge accommodation and good food.
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Day 7
Trek to Bamboo 2,310m-04 hrs.
After a pleasant overnight in Chomrong Village, today’s walk is quite short starts with short down to Chomrong River. Then climb on stone steps to Sinuwa hill top a place with few Tea House and shops. From here on winding route through dense woods with short downhill to Bamboo.
Located on Modi River gorge amidst lovely forest of rhododendron, pines and bamboo and hence the name Bamboo. Reaching Bamboo for lunch and overnight stop, a place with several nice simple lodges.
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Day 8
Trek to Deurali 3,230 m -04 hrs.
Another short day to enjoy the morning walks to Deurali before Annapurna Sanctuary and base camp. After breakfast, a slow climb into dense tree lines to reach Dovan, a small place with few lodges. The walk follows the Modi River gorge to reach a large overhanging Hinko Cave and to the Himali Hotel.
After Himali Hotel, walk across the old glaciated moraine of rocks down close to the Modi River. A short climb brings you to Deurali, located on a nice flat field with several good lodges. At Deurali check into a lodge for lunch and an overnight stop, with a leisurely afternoon to enjoy.
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Day 9
Trek to Annapurna Base Camp 4,130 m via Machhapuchare Base Camp 3,720m-06 hrs.
Today is the main day for the adventure to reach the goal and highlight Annapurna Base Camp. As well the Sanctuary, from Deurali’s morning walk, follows the raging Modi River upstream with a steep climb to MBC. Which is Machhapuchare Base Camp for short, located at the bottom of the majestic northwest face of Machhapuchare Himal.
The famous unclimbed Fishtail Peak of the Himalayas, from MBC, enters the picturesque Annapurna Sanctuary enclosed by towering snow peaks. Once in the sanctuary, the walk is gradual with slow-ups to reach the Annapurna Base Camp. Located beneath a great snow wall of Mt. Annapurna-I is listed as the world’s 10th-highest peak.
Annapurna Base Camp is unique; it is one of the few 8,000-meter mountain base camps with the facilities of a warm, cozy lodge. At ABC, check into a nice lodge for lunch and an overnight stop, in the backdrop of a giant mountain range. Afternoon, explore the base camp surroundings with views of massif glaciers, the base camp surrounded by tiers of giant snow peaks.
Includes views of Annapurna I, Gangapurna Himal, and Annapurna Fang or Vara Shikar with A-South and Huin-Chuli. As well as Tent Peak/Tharpu Chuli, Fluted Peak/ Singu Chuli, with Machhapuchare Himal towards the east.
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Day 10
Trek to Bamboo - 06 hrs.
After achieving the goal of the adventure reaching the main highlight at Annapurna base camp. Return journey on same route downhill to Bamboo with few short ups and back into tree lines. After a long walk enjoy the comfort of a nice lodge close to Modi River.
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Day 11
Trek to Jhinu Danda with hot spring 1,760m-06b hours.
Morning from Bamboo, a short climb to reach an old place of Khuldi Ghar. At one time stood as a check-post, at present in ruins, from here reached Sinuwa Danda. After a short rest down to Chomrong River and then climb up to Chomrong Village for lunch stop.
Afternoon a short hour’s walk down to Jhinu Danda a small village with a natural hot spring. After checking into a lodge, have time to enjoy a refreshing dip and a bath in the hot-spring pools.
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Day 12
Trek to Nayapul and drive to Pokhara-06 hrs.
From Jhinu Village, cross over a long bridge to reach Nayapul and then drive back to Pokhara. Transfer into a nice hotel room, and have time to explore the beautiful Phewa Lakeside. As well as enjoy the boat ride on the serene lake and visit the Barahi Temple situated on an island in the middle of the lake.
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Day 13
Drive to Kathmandu -07 hrs.
Depart from the hotel in Pokhara after an early breakfast, driving by coach or tourist bus. The drive heads on the same exciting and busy highway to reach back into the hustle and bustle of the city of Kathmandu. On arrival by late afternoon, transfer to your hotel in time for dinner with the last overnight in Kathmandu and Nepal.
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Day 14
Final International Flight Departure for Homeward Bound.
Last day in Kathmandu and Nepal, after a great, memorable adventure around the Annapurna Himalayas. Enjoying the great walks to Annapurna Base Camp & Poon Hill trekking. As time for your international airport terminal, our guide and staff transfer you to the International Airport.
Then bid farewell to Nepal and guide, the staff, as you enter the air terminal for a homeward-bound flight.
Fixed Departure Dates
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June 15, 2026 to June 28, 2026GuaranteedUS$860 per personBook this date June 15, 2026
What’s Included
Cost includes
- International airport pick-up and drop-off service in a private vehicle
- Two nights 3-star Hotel in Kathmandu (Twin Sharing, BB plan)
- Two nights 3-star Hotel in pokhara (Twin Sharing, BB plan)
- Surface transfer to and from Pokhara by tourist bus then by private car to and from Nayapul.
- Three time meals with tea/coffee (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek
- Best available twin sharing accommodation during the trek
- National Park/Conservation Area entry permit
- An experienced English-speaking (trekking guide), porter to carry luggage (2 trekkers: 1 porter) including their salary, insurance, equipment, meals
- Assistance guide for above 7 people.
- Down jacket, four seasonal sleeping bags, duffel bag, (down jacket and sleeping bag are to be returned after trip.).
- Trekking map
- Farewell dinner at the end of the trek
Cost excludes
- Nepalese visa fee
- Your lunch and dinner in KTM and Pokhara
- Cold drinks such as,coke and water
- Extra Accommodation in KTM and Pokhara
- Trekking equipment
Useful Info
Accommodation in Kathmandu
Himalayan Friendly provides the best accommodation in the comfort of a tourist-standard hotel in Kathmandu. In a 3-star category hotel.
One can upgrade the accommodation to 4- or 5-star deluxe standard hotels, on request. When booking with Himalaya Friendly. Which will be at an extra cost.
The hotel in Kathmandu is booked according to our standard itinerary days and normally will be for 3 overnights. Please remember that while in Kathmandu, it will be on a bed and breakfast basis. Includes welcome or farewell dinner only.
Hotel In Pokhara
Himalayan Friendly accommodates all clients in a lovely tourist standard hotel in Pokhara at the Iceland Hotel.
Located in a wide verdant valley, blessed with the beauty and charms of natural wonders.
Himalayan Friendly has always been accommodating all the clients in the best comfort of a tourist-standard hotel. Which is Hotel Iceland, a perfect location and access to the lakes and markets within easy reach.
Accommodation in Annapurna Base Camp Trek
The lodge accommodation en route to the Annapurna base camp trekking, trekkers can find several options until Ghandruk, Chomrong, and Jhinu. After leaving the beautiful Pokhara city, the starting and ending points of most adventures around the Annapurna Himalayas.
The accommodation also depends upon the itinerary, where some treks start from Jhinu to Chomrong village. A few treks also begin from Ghandruk villages and then walk towards Chomrong to reach Annapurna Base Camp. At Jhinu, Ghandruk, and Chomrong, the lodge accommodation is the best, with facilities for attached bathrooms and toilets. But from Chomrong onward, the lodge accommodation is simple and basic. Chomrong is the last permanent village.
The other places en route to Annapurna Base Camp and Sanctuary are temporary settlements with tea houses and Lodges. To cater to the needs of the trekkers, whereas lodge accommodation is simple. Offers common bathrooms and toilets, and in the high seasons sometimes the rooms are overbooked.
Where trekkers need to share a room with another person, chances of a single room requirement will be difficult sometimes. The trekkers have to pay extra for using hot showers from Chomrong onwards. But the best of Annapurna Base Camp is that it is the only 8,000-meter mountain base camp. In all the Himalayas, where trekkers can find the comfort of a nice lodge accommodation, with rooms facing lovely views.
Food in Annapurna Base Camp
To fuel your adventure, the Annapurna Base Camp Trek provides a choice of food alternatives. Teahouses and lodges along the trail serve a variety of meals, including both local and international fare.
There are options to suit all tastes and nutritional preferences, ranging from hearty Nepalese Dal Bhat (rice with lentil soup) to pasta, pancakes, soups, and momos (dumplings). The teahouses attempt to serve substantial meals to refill your energy after a day of hiking, ensuring you have the necessary sustenance for the next day’s journey.
We take pride in providing outstanding eating experiences during the Annapurna Base Camp Trek at Himalayan Friendly. Our all-inclusive packages include breakfast, lunch, and supper at the trail’s teahouses.
Our knowledgeable trekking team ensures that the meals are sanitary, delicious, and suited to your dietary needs. You can expect warm and fulfilling meals made with local products and flavors, giving you a taste of the region’s gastronomic treasures.
Our goal is to keep you well-nourished and satisfied during your trekking journey, from full breakfasts to restorative lunches and dinners.
Drinking Water in the Annapurna Base Camp Trek
The Annapurna Base Camp trek provides safe drinking water at most tea houses and shops along the route. Because of the altitude, it is recommended that you drink in the region of 3-4 liters per day, although this can include tea and soup. During the Annapurna Sanctuary trek (ABC), you don’t find bottled mineral water.
Instead, you have to refill safe drinking water, which is available in each and every teahouse around the Annapurna region. Safe drinking water is maintained by a local committee, which mainly looks after the cleanliness of the water. It will be better to have one spare empty bottle while refilling the water.
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Packing List
Himalaya Friendly is always safe for our clients on treks and hikes. Packing List for Annapurna Base Camp Trek, which the trekkers will need during their trek.
Clothes
7 items
- Insulated Jacket
- Down Jacket
- Windproof and waterproof jacket and pants
- Thermal inner dress
- Trekking pants and trousers
- Trekking shirts
- Breathable underwears
Gear
6 items
- Sleeping bag
- Trekking poles
- First Aid kits
- Backpack
- Water bottle
- Binoculars
Health
10 items
- Toothpaste and toothbrush
- Soap
- Sanitizer
- 1 to 2 towels
- Body moisturizer
- Sunscreen cream
- Toiletries
- Wet wipes
- Small mirror
- Lip balm
Extras
6 items
- Scarf or cap
- Warm hat
- Sunhat
- Sunglasses (recommend a UV protection)
- Lightweight gloves( recommend a thermal gloves)
- Windproof and waterproof gloves
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Annapurna Base Camp Trek suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Annapurna Base Camp Trek is suitable for beginners with good fitness. The 14-day itinerary allows gradual acclimatization and manageable walking days. The trail is well-established with teahouse facilities, and no technical skills are required. With proper pacing and basic preparation, first-time trekkers can complete this trek safely and enjoy the experience.
What is the maximum altitude of the Annapurna Base Camp Trek?
The maximum altitude of the Annapurna Base Camp Trek is 4,130 meters (13,550 feet). This is lower than many Himalayan treks, making it more accessible. However, altitude gain is still significant, so proper acclimatization and hydration are important. A steady pace helps reduce the risk of altitude sickness and ensures a safe and comfortable trek.
How many hours do you walk each day on the ABC trek?
You walk around 4 to 7 hours per day on the Annapurna Base Camp Trek. Walking duration varies based on terrain and altitude, with shorter days in lower regions and longer days closer to base camp. The pace is steady with regular breaks, allowing trekkers to manage energy levels while enjoying mountain views and the overall journey.
What is the hardest part of the Annapurna Base Camp Trek?
The hardest part is the climb from Deurali to Annapurna Base Camp due to altitude gain and thinner air. The steep stone steps around Chhomrong are also physically demanding. These sections require endurance and steady pacing, but with proper rest and gradual ascent, most trekkers can complete them without major difficulty.
What kind of accommodation can I expect during the trek?
Accommodation is mainly in teahouses or lodges along the route. Lower regions offer more comfortable rooms with attached bathrooms, while higher areas have basic twin-sharing rooms with shared facilities. Lodges provide meals, warm dining areas, and essential services, offering enough comfort for trekkers throughout the journey despite simpler conditions at higher altitudes.
Is there WiFi and a mobile network on the Annapurna Base Camp route?
Yes, WiFi and mobile networks are available in most villages along the route. However, connectivity becomes weak and less reliable at higher altitudes like Deurali and base camp. Teahouses may charge extra for WiFi and charging devices. It is best not to depend fully on internet access during the trek.
Can I drink tap water during the Annapurna Base Camp Trek?
Yes, you can drink tap water during the trek. Water is available at teahouses but must be purified before drinking. Carry water purification tablets or filters, or use boiled water provided by lodges. Safe hydration is essential at higher altitudes, so always ensure your drinking water is properly treated.
What are the symptoms of altitude sickness?
The early symptoms of HAS or High Altitude Sickness with various reactions, such as shortness of breath, and tiredness. As well as severe headaches, nausea, lack of appetite, and sleepless nights. Most important is dehydration, not enough fluid intake.
Can I buy trekking gear from Kathmandu?
Yes, you can buy trekking gear from Kathmandu. Thamel is the best place to buy trekking gear.
What types of shoes should I bring for the treks?
They are not shoes required for trekking in the Himalayas, all trekkers need good comfortable trekking boots. Which can withstand rain, snow, and walking on rough dirt trails. The shoes are needed before and after the treks, but good boots
are the important items to bring for the trekking.
Are the hotels in Nepal safe?
Yes, it is completely and 100% safe, from Tourist standard, deluxe star hotels to low budget hotels. In Nepal, customers are honored and taken as high guests with the warm hospitality of the Nepali people.
Can I or Can I not leave my luggage in Kathmandu whilst on the trek?
Yes. You absolutely can.
Trekking in Kathmandu? No worries! Leave your luggage at the hotel and enjoy a hassle-free adventure. The friendly hotel staff will keep your belongings safe and sound for free. So, say goodbye to heavy loads and hello to carefree trekking!
Can I get Nepal's Visa upon arrival in Tribhuvan airport?
Tourists can easily apply for their Nepali visa upon arrival at Tribhuvan Airport. It may take 30 minutes because, at the same time, a lot of tourists are in the same process of obtaining the Nepali visa at the Nepal airport.
What you can do is please fill in all the details to apply for the Nepali visa before landing at the Tribhuvan Airport. It helps you to obtain a visa quicker than usual. You should bring a passport photo copy and a passport size Photo to apply for the Nepali visa at the Nepal Airport.
How much cash should you bring for the awesome trek? Can I use credit cards along the trail?
To have an incredible time on the trek, make sure you have enough cash. You’ll need it for things like hot showers, drinking water, snacks, staying connected, and charging your devices.
We suggest bringing around 2500 Rupees per day as a rough estimate. But remember, it can vary based on how much you usually spend.
Just a heads up, only a few shops on the trail accept credit cards. So, it’s best to have plenty of cash with you before you start your journey!
Which hotel will I stay at in Kathmandu? Can I extend my stay or upgrade?
First off, you will be staying at a wonderfully pristine hotel of a three-star status here in Kathmandu, Pokhara, or any other central place depending on your itinerary. These three-star hotels are known for their excellent service and beautifully clean rooms. They are located in very beautiful areas with easy accessibility to markets and restaurants all to make your stay convenient and enjoyable. We’ll make sure that you’ll have a comfortable room with a private bathroom, and a tasty breakfast will also be included.
If you’d like to extend your stay, we can help you make the arrangements. Please note that rates may vary depending on the hotel, that is if you decide to extend your stay.
Additionally, if you’re looking for a more luxurious experience, we can assist you with an upgrade to an even better hotel experience. Kathmandu offers a range of beautiful 4 to 5-star hotels to choose from that offer a whole bunch of luxury.
Let us know your preferences, and we’ll ensure you have a fantastic stay. You’ll customize your trip just the way you’d want us to.
What Our Trekkers Say
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Ram arranged the best trek ever! He took four of us with 2 porters on the ABC trek. We were so very honored to meet these gentle souls. They reassured us of everything and we felt safe and prepared throughout the whole adventure. Shortly into our journey Ram said to us, “I am really happy with you.” We felt the same with him. Ram was more than a guide, he became a friend. We spent the days walking while exchanging language lessons and appreciating the beauty together. Ram was meticulous in his planning of the days. He knew just how long we needed each day to make it to the next spot. Everything was organized and we had a lot of fun. I highly recommend Himalayan Friendly Treks. The name says it all…
Katelyn W
My friend and I did our ABC trek with Ram and two porters,it was the best experience we could ever ask for. He prepared everything in advance and got us all prepared for the trek.All three of them are very knowledgeable on the treks and have a genuine personality that made us so comfortable throughout the trek.Kept to our slow pace and never complaint about it. The best trek company to go with if your planning to trek the beautiful Himalayas.
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