| 1 People (per pax) | 2-7 People (per pax) | 8+ People (per pax) |
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| $1537 | $1450 | $ 1392 |
| Pay $308 Now & $1230 on arrival | Pay $290 Now & $1160 On arrival | Pay $278 Now & $1113 on arrival |
Full Annapurna Circuit Trek in the Annapurna region in Nepal is one of the longest and the most diverse treks in the world. The trek starts in Chame after a scenic 2 days drive from Kathmandu. From Chame, the journey around the Annapurna massif, all the way down to Ghandruk is on foot. The trail takes trekkers through Pisang, Ngawal, Manang, Ledar, High Camp, Thorung La Pass, Muktinath, Lubra, Tatopani, Ghorepani, and Tadapani, before ending the trek in Ghandruk. The next destination from Ghandruk is Pokhara, which makes a perfect place to relax after a long trek, before heading back to Kathmandu to end the 19 days Long Annapurna Circuit Trek the following day.
This 19 days Annapurna Circuit Trekking starts with a very informative tour of the historical and religious sites of the Kathmandu Valley. The trekking part, however, combining both nature and culture, gives a very diverse experience to the trekkers. From the diversity in the landscape (plains, hills, mountains and plateaus), to the variety in other features (waterfalls, lakes, forests, natural vegetations and streams) that highly decorate the landscape, to the heterogeneity in religion, culture and tradition, trekkers can experience the best of everything in one go. The mountain vistas that include Dhaulagiri and Annapurna (2 of the top 10 highest mountains in the world) from different sections (especially Poon Hill) of the trail are the most alluring aspect of this round Annapurna trek. For those on a mission to conquer height, this trek presents the perfect opportunity to walk through one of the highest navigable passes (Thorung La Pass -5,416m) in the world. The monasteries and temples (including Muktinath- holy site for both Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims) add religious touch to the trail. A drive through the deepest gorge (the Kali Gandaki Gorge) is another charm of this trek. Moreover, one of the best parts of this Annapurna Circuit trekking itinerary is also the end, where trekkers get to relax in a very beautiful lake city, Pokhara.
March to May and October to Early December are the best times to do this trek in Nepal. This Annapurna Circuit Trek is best suited for trekkers, who are seeking a challenge and are on a long holiday.
Moreover, if you cannot afford to spend 19 days and want to cut the trip short without missing out on the major attractions of the trek, our 15 days Annapurna Circuit Trek best meets your requirements. Our 15 days Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake trek is also equally rewarding, but comes with extra challenge as you will be taking a 3-day detour from Manang and hiking to one of the highest-altitude lakes in the world.
Thinking of adding a little luxury to the trek? Check out our Luxury Annapurna Circuit trek package.
Nevetheless, if you are not looking for a challenging trek, there are some other treks in the Annapurna region, like 12 days Annapurna Base Camp Trek, 10 days Mardi Himal Trek, 9 days Ghorepani, Poon Hill and Ghandruk Trek. These Annapurna Trekking packages make the best options even for the novice trekkers.
At Amigo Treks and Expedition, every trekking trip is fully customizable to match your unique interests, schedule, and preferences. Share your specific needs with us, and we’ll craft a personalized adventure that’s truly unforgettable—just for you.
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Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu
Day 02: Kathmandu Valley sightseeing tour and trek preparation
Day 03: Drive to Besisahar (760m), (176 km), (7h)
Day 04: Drive to Chame (2,670m/8759ft),(66 km),(5h)
Day 05: Trek to Pisang (3,200m/10,498ft),(15km),(5-6h)
Day 06: Trek to Ngawal via Ghyaru (3,660m/12,007ft),(10km),(5h)
Day 07: Trek to Manang (3,540m/11,614ft),(11km),(5h)
Day 08: Acclimatization day in Manang
Day 09: Trek to Ledar (4200m/13,779ft),(11km),(6h)
Day 10: Trek to Thorung Phedi (4,525m/14845ft),(5km),(2-3h) or High Camp(4,925m/16,158ft),(6km),(3-4h)
Day 11: Trek to Muktinath (3,760m/12,335ft),(15km) (9-10h) via Thorung La Pass (5,416m/17,769ft)
Day 12: Trek to Lubra Valley (2,790m/9,153ft),(7km),(3h) and drive to Tatopani (1,190m/3,904ft) (4h)
Day 13: Drive to Shikha (2h) and trek to Ghorepani (2,880m/9,448ft),(6km),(3-4h)
Day 14: Hike to Poon Hill (3193m/10,475ft) and trek to Tadapani (2630/8628ft),(9km),(6h)
Day 15: Trek to Ghandruk(1940m/6,364ft),(5.5km), (3h)
Day 16: Drive to Pokhara (2-3h)
Day 17: Explore day in Pokhara
Day 18: Drive or fly to Kathmandu
Day 19: Departure day.
Trip Includes
Trip Excludes
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu Welcome to the beautiful and bustling city of Kathmandu, the vibrant capital of Nepal! To ensure a smooth arrival experience, we will have one of our company representatives meet and greet you at the Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA),escort you to a comfortable and well-appointed 3-star hotel in Kathmandu and assist you with hotel check-in formalities. If your flight arrives before or around noon time, we will schedule a meeting in the afternoon at the hotel for trek briefing, equipment check and introduction with the guide. However, if your flight arrives in the afternoon, later in the evening or at night, the meeting will be conducted the following day, after the city tour. Overnight in a hotel in Kathmandu.
Day 02: Kathmandu Valley sightseeing tour and trek preparation Kathmandu valley, the capital city of Nepal, is a rich treasure trove of natural, cultural and historical sites. Therefore, you will go on a full-day guided city tour to explore some of these sites after breakfast at the hotel. You will visit Pashupatinath-the oldest (existence recorded as early as 400 CE) Hindu Temple in Nepal, Swayambhunath- another oldest (founded around the beginning of the fifth century CE) religious site in Kathmandu, Boudhanath- one of the largest stupas in Kathmandu and in the world and the Kathmandu Durbar Square- one of the architecturally and culturally rich ancient palace complex in Nepal. These are some of the most notable attractions in the valley. After the tour, you will be dropped back to your hotel for overnight stay. Optional: If you’ve already visited these sites, you can also choose to visit the Patan and Bhaktapur Durbar Square and Changunarayan temple. Meals: Breakfast
Day 03: Drive to Besisahar (760m), (176 km), (7h) Your journey to Besisahar starts after breakfast at the hotel in Kathmandu. Located north-west of Kathmandu, the distance from Kathmandu to Besisahar is approximately 176 kilometers and the journey takes about 7 hours. The first leg and the most part of the drive is on the Prithvi Highway. From Dumre, leaving the highway, the road heads north to Besisahar. Your guide will meet you at the hotel and together you will drive to Besisahar in a private vehicle (car/jeep/minivan-depending on the group number). You can stop for lunch and toilet breaks along the road as per your preference. It’s a very scenic ride and your guide will provide you with valuable insights into the local culture and landmarks along the way. In Besisahar, you will check into the hotel booked for you and spend the remaining time at leisure. If you are not tired, you can also explore the settlement of Besisahar. To make this journey more exciting, you also have an option to add a 3-hour rafting trip in the Trisuli River on the way to Besisahar (extra charges applicable). This will give you a break from a lengthy drive. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 04: Drive to Chame (2,670m/8759ft),(66 km),(5h) Breakfast at the hotel and you will start your journey to Chame, the district headquarter of Manang. The transfer today from Besisahar to Chame is on a shared jeep (private jeep can be arranged at extra cost). Located roughly 66 kilometers north-west of Besisahar, the journey takes approximately 5 hours. The drive today is mostly on bumpy roads along the Marsyangdi river that are either hugging the cliff or rising in switchbacks and gradually gaining altitude. But it's a very exciting and picturesque road to experience as it unveils breathtaking views of imposing mountains, lush green valleys and a number of cascading waterfalls along the way. This 66-kilometer journey also allows you to witness stark contrast in the landscape as it changes from terraced fields to dense pine forests and the housing style. Meet friendly locals that add a sense of warmth and hospitality to the adventure every time you stop for a much needed short break. Once in Chame, you will check into the lodge for dinner and overnight stay. You can spend the afternoon exploring the settlement of Chame. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 05: Trek to Pisang (3,200m/10,498ft),(15km),(5-6h) First day of the trek. Pack whatever you need during the day time and transfer the rest of the luggage to the porters. It’s a gradual climb and the altitude increases only by around 530 meters. You will walk approximately 15 kilometers to get to Pisang from Chame, and the journey takes roughly 5-6 hours. This day is one of the most beautiful days of the trek. You will set out from Chame and get back on the trail. Following the river, you will walk past green fields before the trail enters a dense pine forest. Over an hour's walk from Chame, you will reach Bhratang, which homes a very famous apple farm. Enjoy freshly made juice and other apple products if you want and continue further on undulating cliffside trails. Enjoy the view of snow capped mountains and cascading waterfalls that run down to feed the Marsyangdi River. Soon crossing the bridge, you will ascend sharply through the pine forest, after which the trail levels out. You’ve now reached Dhukur Pokhari, from where you can see more snow-capped peaks. Shortly after leaving Dhukur Pokhari, the trail forks, one leading to Upper Pisang and the other one to Lower Pisang. Following the Lower Pisang trail, about 45 minutes walk down the valley past lakes, grass fields and slopes will take you to Lower Pisang. In Lower Pisang, you will drop your bags, rest for sometime and go on a first acclimatization hike to Upper Pisang. Located roughly 100 meters higher in altitude than the lower Pisang and across the river, upper Pisang is a traditional village worth exploring, if you have time and are not exhausted. Therefore, crossing the river, you will climb a long fleet of stairs, cross a maze-like narrow alleyways and make your way all the way up to the monastery located at the top of the village. Relish spectacular vista of both mountains and the village below. You will then get back to the lodge in Lower Pisang for overnight stay. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 06: Trek to Ngawal via Ghyaru (3,660m/12,007ft),(10km),(5h) Breakfast at the hotel and you will hike to Ngawal via Ghyaru. The distance is about 10 kilometers and it will take about 5 hours to complete this journey. The trail passes through two ancient villages, Ghyaru and Ngawal. These villages are quiet, small and very special that have a number of lodges and restaurants. The first part of the trail that is from the Lower Pisang to Ghyaru takes roughly 2 hours and is the difficult, long and challenging part of the two parts. Crossing the river, as you head towards Ghyaru, leaving the Upper Pisang trail that forks east, the walk is fairly easy up till the Mani Wall. This is a good place to take a short rest before heading further on a trail that steeply ascends on switchbacks to Ghyaru. Enjoy the spectacular view of the Annapurna II and the surrounding peaks, green forest and the beautiful valley. Spend some time at the village, before heading to Ngawal. This part is easier compared to the previous one. Leaving Ghyaru, you will slowly ascend to the pass that presents another beautiful view of the surrounding, before gradually descending to Ngawal. A 2 hour walk, covering the distance of roughly 5 kilometers toward west, will take you down to Ngawal. In Ngawal, you will check into the lodge and in the evening take a short stroll around the village to understand the lifestyle and culture. Since you have now entered the drier part of the trek, you might also feel the air dry and oxygen level lowered in the air. Overnight in a lodge in Ngawal. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 07: Trek to Manang (3,540m/11,614ft),(11km),(5h) Today you will trek to Manang, one of the biggest towns along the Annapurna Circuit trekking trail. It is located roughly 11 kilometers south-west of Ngawal and the journey takes about 5 hours. You will start after breakfast in Ngawal. There are two major trails that lead to Manang, one via Humde and the other one, a little longer one that heads down into the valley through a quarry. Following the second route, you will head down to the valley through the quarry and follow the snaking trail that runs down through the forest to Braga. You can visit the monastery built along the road in Braga. From Braga, the trail that runs along the river, runs straight ahead to Manang. If you are planning an acclimatization hike to the Ice Lake, you can also choose to stay in Braga. In Manang, you will check into the lodge and enjoy the bustling town. You can spend the remaining afternoon either exploring the town or enjoying the cafes and bakeries. Overnight in a lodge in Manang. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 08: Acclimatization day in Manang You are already over 3500 meters from the sea level and in the coming 3 days you will gain around 2000 meters. Therefore, altitude sickness can hit you at any point. However, to prevent altitude sickness, before gaining more altitude, we prepare our body to handle the coming altitude better. For this you will go for acclimatization hikes. Manang offers both short and long acclimatization hike options. The shorter ones will take you to view points located somewhere around 200 to 500 meters higher than the town of Manang. These hikes offer great views of the mountains, lake and view of Manang. Some of these short hikes are the hike to Gangapurna lake lookout, 100 lama monastery and the monastery located above the village of Braga. These are half day hikes and you can spend the remaining half day at leisure. However, if you want to go on a full day hike, a hike to Kicho Tal (Ice Lake), that will take you to the altitude of 4,600 meters is a very spectacular option. After breakfast, carrying packed lunch, you will start your hike and complete it (round trip) in around 10-12 hours. Overnight in a lodge in Manang. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 09: Trek to Ledar (4200m/13,779ft),(11km),(6h) After one full day acclimatization in Manang, you are now ready to head further. Your destination today is Ledar, which is located roughly 11 kilometers north-west of Manang. Leaving the town of Manang, after breakfast, you will make your way out of the town to continue to Ledar via Ghusang and Yak Kharka. The majority of the elevation gain (about 410 meters) today is up till Ghusang, which makes this section of the trail more challenging than the rest following. Ghusang makes a good rest point before continuing further as you can enjoy coffee and a short toilet break here. However, beyond Ghusang, the trail levels out making it a fairly easy walk to Ledar. The distant view of the snow-capped peaks, blue sky with eagles soaring high up in the sky, meandering river that runs through the valley and sparsely scattered juniper shrubs grazed by blue sheep and herds of yak make this section one of the most scenic and beautiful sections of the trek. Another best part is that today’s hike is in a vehicle free zone. Therefore, you will not be disturbed by any vehicle. Soon you will reach Yak Kharka. From Yak Kharka, Ledar is only a kilometer walk and takes about 20 to 30 minutes. A 6 hour walk from Manang will finally take you to Ledar, where you will check into the lodge for overnight stay. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 10: Trek to Thorung Phedi (4,525m/14845ft),(5km),(2-3h) or High Camp(4,925m/16,158ft),(6km),(3-4h) Today is the shortest day of the Annapurna Circuit Trek and your last night in the Manang district. Your guide will present you with two night-stay options: Thorung Phedi at 4,525 meters and the High Camp at 4,925 meters. Thorung Phedi is located roughly 5 kilometers north of Ledar and the High Camp is an additional one kilometer north from Phedi. The altitude gain will be 325 meters and 725 meters respectively. Spending the night at Thorung Phedi will make the day’s walk short, but the next day long. However, spending this night at the High Camp makes this day’s trek longer and the next day a bit shorter. However, if you want to choose better sleep over a short climb to Thorung La, spending the night in Phedi is the best option for you. However, if your priority is a short climb to Thorung La to better sleep, then High Camp is definitely the recommended night stop for you. Regardless of the options, it will be the highest you will be sleeping on this trek. The Oxygen level will drop down to around 55% in the air. Due to this you might feel out of breath, your resting heart rate might increase and you might feel easily tired as well. Leaving Ledar, following the trail that runs along the river, enjoying the spectacular views you will first hike down to the suspension bridge. Crossing the bridge a steep hike will take you to a small tea shop, where you can rest a bit. The walk further for about half an hour to forty five minutes will be in a landslide area. It’s recommended to tread very carefully on this section of the trail. Soon after crossing the landslide area you reach Thorung Phedi, which is only about 2-3 hours hike. If you want to hike further up to the High camp it’s only an additional one hour on a series of switchbacks, full of loose rocks. However, if you want to stay in Thorung Phedi, you can check into the lodge and after a short rest go on an acclimatization hike. You will get back to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay. Call it an early night. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 11: Trek to Muktinath (3,760m/12,335ft),(15km) (9-10h) via Thorung La Pass (5,416m/17,769ft) You will start this day before breakfast and the time depends on your choice of night stop the previous day. If you have to start from the Thorung Phedi, you will start around 4:00 am, however, if you are already at the High Camp, you will start today’s hike around 5:00 am while it’s still dark outside. Carrying packed breakfast, you will hit the trail. Although the distance to the pass is only 4 kilometers, the hike is on a narrow track that ascends steeply and the trekkers have to maintain a single line, as it provides very less overtaking opportunity. Roughly 4 hour hike will take you to the pass located at the elevation of 5,416 meters above sea level. The pass is marked by prayer flags and the surroundings are stunning. You will spend some time here, have your breakfast, enjoy tea at the small tea shop and prepare to descend to Muktinath. Hike to Muktinath located roughly 11 kilometers further west in the Mustang district of Nepal takes about 5-6 hours. The gentle snaking trail that you start on steeply starts to descend midway and levels out again towards Muktinath. Enjoy the stunning views of Dhaulagiri and Nilgiri on the way. In Muktinath, you will check into the lodge and spend the remaining time at leisure. If you are not drained after the long walk, in the evening you can visit the temple of Muktinath as well as the Buddhist monastery nearby. You will then get back to the lodge for overnight stay. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 12: Trek to Lubra Valley (2,790m/9,153ft),(7km),(3h) and drive to Tatopani (1,190m/3,904ft),(4h) Most people from Muktinath choose to hike or drive down to Jomsom from Muktinath. However, when you are in Mustang, we recommend not missing out on a side trip to Lubra Village. Believed to have been founded in the late 12th century, this village in Lower Mustang is one of the few fully Bon Villages in Nepal. People here still practice Bonism - a Tibetan born, ancient, animistic, indigenous religion that incorporates both Buddhism and Shamanism. People following Bonism mainly worship nature-based deities. It’s a small village of around only 14-15 families. Starting after breakfast in Muktinath, about a 3 hour hike will take you down to Lubra Village. The views are stunning and on the way you will also cross a pass. If you want to explore more you can also visit Yungdung Phuntsok Ling- a Bon monastery and a small temple on the mountainside upwards of the village. After exploring the village, you will hike down to cross the suspension bridge and drive to Jomsom. After lunch in Jomsom, you will drive down to Tatopani, through the world's deepest gorge. In Tatopani, you will check into the lodge and in the evening go to the nearby natural hot spring to soak and relax your body. Overnight in a lodge in Tatopani. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 13: Drive to Shikha (2h) and trek to Ghorepani (2,880m/9,448ft),(6km),(3-4h) Breakfast at the lodge and you will start your journey to Ghorepani. The first leg of today’s journey will be on a shared jeep and the remaining on foot. The drive to Shikha from Tatopani, past Ghara, is about 2 hours. It’s a very scenic drive. Moreover, the hike to Ghorepani starts only from Shikha. Leaving Shikha, and now following the exclusively ascending stone step trail, you will hike to Ghopepani. Ghorepani is located roughly 6 kilometers south-east of Shika and the journey takes about 3-4 hours. Before reaching Ghorepani, you will come across a gate that welcomes trekkers to Ghorepani. Even from the gate, you will have to walk a lengthy section of stairs to reach the settlement of Ghorepani. In Ghorepani, you will check into the lodge and spend the evening either resting or exploring Ghorepani. Overnight in a lodge in Ghorepani. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 14: Hike to Poon Hill (3193m/10,475ft) and trek to Tadapani (2630/8628ft),(9km),(6h) Poon Hill is the best and a very famous vantage point to see mountain sunrise in the Annapurna region. The top presents the view of a series of mountains in the Dhaulagiri and the Annapurna range. The most prominent views are of Dhaulagiri, Tukuche, Thapa Peak, Nilgiri-South, Central and North, Tilicho Peak, Patal Hiunchuli, Annapurna South, Baraha Shikhar Chuli, Annapurna I, Singu Chuli, Tharpu Chuli, Tare Kang, Gangapurna, Annapurna III, Gandarwa Chuli, Machhapuchhre, Mardi Himal, Annapurna IV, Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal and to behold this view during sunrise is a next level experience. However, for this, you will have to start the day one hour before sunrise. Your guide will take you on a guided hike to Poon Hill. Spend some time enjoying the view and you will get back to the lodge for breakfast. After breakfast, your trek to Tadapani, located roughly 9 kilometers west of Ghorepani, begins. The walk is mostly through the forest of Rhododendron. Initially the trail is easy, but soon starts to grow steeper as you make your way to the Deurali Pass, the highest point of this day’s trek. Enjoy splendid views of the Annapurna mountains from the top. You will now steeply descend for about 3 hours through the forest of Rhododendron spotting the variety of birds on the way. The trail then levels out before ascending to Tadapani, your overnight stop for the day. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 15: Trek to Ghandruk(1940m/6,364ft),(5.5km), (3h) Today is the last trekking day and you will trek down to Ghandruk, located roughly 5.5 kilometers south-east of Tadapani. You will start after breakfast at the lodge and continue mostly downhill through the forest of Rhododendron. Most of the climb down is on the stone steps. It’s a very pleasant walk. A 3 hour hike will bring you down to the pretty little village of Ghandruk. You will check into the lodge and after a short rest set out to explore the settlement. This walk will give you an insight into the culture, lifestyle and housing style of the Gurung (ethnic group in Nepal) people in Nepal. After the exploration tour, you will get back to the lodge for overnight stay. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 16: Drive to Pokhara (2-3h) Breakfast with a view in Ghandruk and you will start your journey to Pokhara. You will walk down to the jeep station to catch a shared-jeep (private can be arranged at extra cost) to Pokhara. It only takes about 2-3 hours to reach Pokhara from Ghandruk. In Pokhara, you will be dropped to the hotel booked for you. You can check into the hotel and spend the remaining time at leisure. One fun and relaxing way to spend time in Pokhara is to go on a boat ride in the Phewa Lake and visit Tal Barahi Temple, or simply stroll along the lake area. You can also go for a massage and spa to relax your tired muscles. By the way, Pokhara city offers a number of eatery options, if you are also on a gastro adventure. Overnight in a hotel in Pokhara. Meals: Breakfast
Day 17: Explore day in Pokhara Breakfast at the hotel and you will set out to explore the attractions in Pokhara. A car/jeep/minivan-depending on the group size and a driver will be provided to take you around the city. You will visit Pumdikot, World Peace Pagoda, Gupteshwor Cave, David’s Fall and the Mountaineering Museum. After the tour you will be dropped back to your hotel in Pokhara for overnight stay. Moreover, if you are more interested in taking up adventure activities rather than a city tour, we can also make arrangements for activities like paragliding, zip lining, rafting, hot air balloon ride and ultralight flight for you (extra charges will be applicable). Meals: Breakfast
Day 18: Drive or fly to Kathmandu Your journey to Kathmandu begins after breakfast at the hotel in Pokhara. A private vehicle (car/jeep/minivan-depending on the group size) will be provided to transfer you from Pokhara to Kathmandu. Provided that the road is in good condition and not affected by highway traffic, the journey will only take about 7 hours. You can stop for lunch toilet breaks at your preferred place along the highway. In Kathmandu, you will be dropped back to your hotel. In the evening, one of the company representatives will meet you for farewell dinner and feedback. Overnight in a hotel in Kathmandu. If you prefer flying to driving, we can also book a flight ticket for you to transfer you from Pokhara to Kathmandu (extra charges will be applicable). Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Day 19: Departure day. Breakfast at the hotel and as per your airport reporting time you will be transferred to the airport to help you catch your onward flight. Meals: Breakfast
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I did the Annapurna circuit trek with Tilicho Lake. I was scared, as it was my first trip to Nepal and my first trip to the mountains after many years. I went with Amigo Treks after talking a lot with Niti Sharma. She answered all my questions honestly, and most important she convinced me not to be scared and do the trek! Thanks, Niti.
On the trek I had the best guide I could have: Hari Adhikari. He is not only a guide, but a friend and a companion, also. I learned a lot about this wonderful country and people from Hari. He has a very nice and easy way of answering questions and addressing your concerns. Our safety was also his main priority all the time he made sure were well fed, with enough water, and with proper clothing for the weather!!
I am sure, I will be back in Nepal soon. With You, Hari as a guide, of course.
Thanks again, for a wonderful vacation, and thanks for our porters as well.
My partner and I, both from Australia, recently completed the Annapurna Circuit Trek with Amigo Treks and Expedition, and we cannot speak highly enough of our experience. From start to finish, the entire journey was seamless and enjoyable, and we felt well taken care of throughout the trip.
Our trip planning process was excellent, thanks to the exceptional assistance of Niti, the sales manager at Amigo Treks and Expedition. Niti provided us with comprehensive information about the trek, answered all of our questions promptly and efficiently, and helped us plan our itinerary to suit our preferences.
Throughout the trek, our guide and porters were excellent, providing us with all the support we needed. They were always available to answer our questions, offer guidance when needed, and provide insight into the local culture.
The trek itself was stunning, and we were blown away by the natural beauty of the Annapurna region. We trekked through lush forests, across snow-capped mountain passes, and through charming villages, and the stunning scenery kept us motivated and inspired throughout the journey.
Overall, we cannot recommend Amigo Treks and Expedition enough for anyone looking to explore the Annapurna region. We are already planning our return trip in October for our next adventure, and we look forward to working with Niti and the team at Amigo Treks and Expedition again.
We were 2 families seeking an adventure that would allow us to explore the culture and natural features of Nepal. This led us to do the Annapurna circuit whilst guided by Amigo trekking. The trip was very well organised, with Tika being constantly in contact with the guides allowing us to feel safe at all times. I loved how our main guide, Sittal, gave us a briefing each night on what we could expect the next day. This proved very helpful in working out equipment or supplies that we'd need. It also showed how very knowledgable he was. All porters were extremely helpful too, keeping us motivated and keeping a positive outlook which flowed through the group even on the hardest or wettest days. As a teenager I have many more travels ahead of me, and when I return to Nepal I will definitely book with Amigo knowing that they will keep me safe.
Used Amigo trek for Annapurna circuit trek.
Couldn't recommend them more highly - well organized before the start and during the whole trek. The guides and porters were fantastic - looked after us the whole way and went out of their way to ensure we had everything we needed and were kept safe. There was a real sense of team work and the guides and porters were like a family.
Also - they are a Nepalese run organization - so your support helps directly the Nepalese.
I would have no hesitation in using Amigo Treks and Expeditions again and are already planning our next trip with them.
Just got back from one of the most enjoyable, awe- inspiring and eye opening experiences of my life. With the help of the team at Amigo Treks we were able to fulfill a life-long dream of an adventure around the Annapurna's. At every turn our guides and porters went above and beyond to help out with all of our needs. We had a lot of fun and our team was like family. Our team took every precaution to make sure that we were safe and healthy. I would defiantly recommend partnering with AmigoTreks for your future expeditions as you are guaranteed to have a great time and you will be taken care of. You can be confident that your journey with Amigo will not disappoint and that your dreams and more will be fulfilled. Absolutely overjoyed and satisfied with my experience trekking through the Himalayas and a big thank you to the guys at Amigo, especially Tika, Khem and Babu for giving me this opportunity. I enjoyed my time in Nepal immensely and will be defiantly coming back for more adventures! Thanks again, Darcy Brown Please contact me if you need a personal recommendation. Phone: 0424881907 Email: darcybrown94@gmail.com
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