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1. Popular/Annapurna Trekking Zone



This is the most popular trekking zone in Nepal. One can enjoy nature’s beauty walking through rhododendron forests over the foothills of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. The region is popular for the world’s deepest gorge (Kali Gandaki) and the highest lake (Tilicho) situated at the altitude of 4,919m. Most of the treks to this zone are commenced either from the lake-side resort town of Pokhara or Besisahar.

 

Trek Code
Treks name
Duration
Trek Grade
Highest elevation
Start
End
Best season
AZTE-001 Royal trek 6 days Easy   Kathmandu Kathmandu Sept-June
AZTE-002 Siklish            
AZTE-003 Panchase            
AZTE-004 Ghorepani Poonhill 7 days Easy 3100 m Birethanti Pokhara Round the year.
AZTE-005 Annapurna Sanctuary 13 days Moderate   Tikhedhunga Pokhara Round the year.
AZTE-006 Round Annapurna 14 days Moderate 4450 m Besisahar Pokhara Round the year.


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AZTE-001: The Royal Trek


This is an easy, short trek that starts near Pokhara and offers good mountain views. It’s an excellent trek to do as it does not entail any particular long walking days and there is always plenty to see Nepalese village and the mountains. As one is walking along the peaceful ranges with terraced hills all around, you will see colorful flora and fauna, beautiful landscape, eagles soaring high above and good mountain views including Machhapuchhare and Annapurna. Thus, one can feel higher that royalty discovering oneself the natural height of being alive.

This trek has gained its name the ”Royal Trek” because Prince Charles of Britain walked through it along with an entourage of 90 guests, camping followers and staff 1980s.

Trek Profile:

Group Size: Minimum 2+
Accommodation: Camping
Mode of Travel: Drive/Fly
Meals: 3 while on trek
Trekking Permits: Require
Departure: Flexible
Trek plan: Customize
Cost Include:
Cost Exclude:
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AZTE-002: Siklish


Rough and wild, this trek cuts through less traveled country south of Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal massif. With good views and rough terrain, the local people are unaccustomed to trekkers. This trek is a spectacular short trek and traverses a variety of terrain from lowland villages and rice terraces up to 3000m where one finds the biggest Gurung village as well as natural flower forest of rhododendron, best seen in the spring.

Trek Profile:

Group Size: Minimum 2+
Accommodation: Camping
Mode of Travel: Drive/Fly
Meals: 3 while on trek
Trekking Permits: Require
Departure: Flexible
Trek plan: Customize
Cost Include:
Cost Exclude:

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AZTE-003: Panchase


This trek is a spectacular short trek and traverses a variety of terrain ranging from lowland villages and rice terraces up to 3,000m where one finds the biggest Gurung Village as well as a national flower of Rhododendron, best seen in the spring.

Trek Profile:

Group Size: Minimum 2+
Accommodation: Camping
Mode of Travel: Drive/Fly
Meals: 3 while on trek
Trekking Permits: Require
Departure: Flexible
Trek plan: Customize
Cost Include:
Cost Exclude:

AZTE-004: Ghorepani Poonhill


This trekking is designed up to Poon Hill which lies into the foothill of the Annapurna massif. Poon Hill is located just 400m. above Ghorepani and offers such a brilliant view of the Himalayan giants such as the many peaks of Annapurna, the holy Machhapuchhre {Mt. fish tail} and Dhaulagiri (18167m). On a clear Day, it is even possible to see the transcendental valley o the southern side.

Trek Profile:

Group Size: Minimum 2+
Accommodation: Camping
Mode of Travel: Drive/Fly
Meals: 3 while on trek
Trekking Permits: Require
Departure: Flexible
Trek plan: Customize
Cost Include:
Cost Exclude:

AZTE-005: Annapurna Sanctuary

This is another classic trek in the Annapurna region. It is relatively a short trek that can be completed in as little as 14 days. The trail up the Modi Khola passes through dense forest of rhododendron and bamboos by the time a huge rock overhung, known as, Hinku Cave, is reached. When you enter into the sanctuary you’ll find yourself in a huge amphitheatre enclosed by a solid wall of snow capped peaks which include Annapurna I, II, III, IV and Machhapuchhre (Fish tailed mountain). It is advisable you to allow two weeks to fully appreciate the high altitude scenery.

Trek Profile:

Group Size: Minimum 2+
Accommodation: Camping
Mode of Travel: Drive/Fly
Meals: 3 while on trek
Trekking Permits: Require
Departure: Flexible
Trek plan: Customize
Cost Include:
Cost Exclude:

AZTE-006: Round Annapurna:


The Annapurna Circuit trek circumnavigates the huge Annapurna massif and is widely regarded as one of the classic treks of the world. The route starts from Pokhara and follows the Marsyangdi River giving great views of Manaslu and Himal Chuli to the east. At the top of the valley is the Thorang La (5415m), the highest point of the trek. Descending to the west we enter the barren Tibetan – like valley of the Kali Gandaki. This is the world’s deepest gorge and passes between the giants of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri.

Trek Profile:

Group Size: Minimum 2+
Accommodation: Camping
Mode of Travel: Drive/Fly
Meals: 3 while on trek
Trekking Permits: Require
Departure: Flexible
Trek plan: Customize
Cost Include:
Cost Exclude:

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