Annapurna Base Camp Trek 11 Days
The classic route into the Annapurna Sanctuary — Poon Hill at sunrise, then up the Modi Khola gorge to Base Camp at…

The Annapurna region in central Nepal has some of the most varied trekking in the world, and unlike Everest it starts close to a road. Pokhara, the lakeside town at its foot, is about six to seven hours by car from Kathmandu, and most treks begin one or two hours' drive from Pokhara. No mountain flight is needed.
The classic route into the Annapurna Sanctuary — Poon Hill at sunrise, then up the Modi Khola gorge to Base Camp at…
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October and November give the clearest mountain views. March to May is also good, with spring flowers lower down. The monsoon from June to September brings rain and leeches on the lower trails, but the Upper Mustang side of the region lies in a rain shadow and stays dry.
Poon Hill. It is short, stays below 3,300 metres and still gives a famous sunrise view of the high Himalaya.
By road to Pokhara, about six to seven hours, then a short drive to the trailhead at Nayapul, Kande or Phedi depending on the route. We drive both parts with the same car and driver, and collect you at the end.
Yes. A common plan is Kathmandu, Pokhara and a short trek, then Chitwan for a jungle safari and Lumbini on the way to the Indian border. See our Nepal tours.