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Annapurna Base Camp Trek
The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is a legendary journey into the heart of the Annapurna Sanctuary, one of Nepal's most iconic trekking routes. This 11-day version is ideal for trekkers who want a short, scenic and culturally immersive experience. You'll trek through beautiful Gurung and Magar villages, walk beside terraced farms, rhododendron forests, waterfalls and reach the stunning base of Annapurna I (8,091m), the world 10th highest peak.
15
Minimum Age
Annapurna
Location
$880.00
Per Person
Overview
A Legendary Journey To The Heart Of The Himalayas.
The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is more than just a trek-it's a transformative journey into the soul of the Himalayas, a place where nature, culture and adventure converge in perfect harmony. In just 11 unforgettable days, this carefully crafted itinerary takes you from the bustling streets of Kathmandu to serene sanctuary of Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m)-the very heart of the Annapurna Himal.
This adventure is ideal for those who dream of standing face-to-face with snow-capped giants like Annapurna I (8,091m), Machhapuchhre (6,993m) and Hiunchuli (6,441m) without needing mountaineering experience. The trail winds through lush rhododendron forests, climbs steep stone staircases, crosses thrilling suspension bridges and passes through Gurung and Magar villages where ancient culture thrives and warm smiles await every traveler.
Your journey begins with a scenic drive or flight to Pokhara, Nepal's laid-back lake city, with views of the Himalayas mirrored in Phewa Lake. From there, a scenic drive to Jhinu Danda leads you to the trailhead, where the adventure begins. Climbing gradually through Chhomrong, Bamboo and Deurali, you'll encounter everything from raging rivers and cascading waterfalls to tranquil forests and soaring cliffs.
As you ascend beyond the tree line, the landscape opens up into the legendary Annapurna Sanctuary; a natural amphitheater surrounded by towering peaks. Reaching Annapurna Base Camp, nestled beneath some of the world's highest mountains, is a moment of awe and reverence. Here, time seems to pause and 360 degrees panorama of icy summits leaves trekkers speechless and inspired.
After basking in the glory of the Himalayas, your descent leads to a well-earned reward-a relaxing soak in the natural hot springs of Jhinu Danda, where tired muscles are rejuvenated beneath the stars. The trek concludes with a return to Pokhara and finally Kathmandu, leaving you with memories that will echo for a lifetime.
Trip Details
Trip Duration
11 days
Trip Difficulty
Moderate
Accommodation
Lodges and Teahouses
Best Season
Spring: March-May, Autumn: September - November
Meals
Included
Nearest Airport
Pokhara International Airport
Local Transport
road transportation; bus, car, jeep, donkey, horses and flights
Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Day 1
Arrival In Kathmandu (1,350m)
One of our team will be waiting you at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu to offer you warm welcome with garland of marigold flowers then transfer to hotel, meet your trek guide and will have a trek briefing for preparation. Explore: Thamel's vibrant streets, traditional markets, visit Boudhanath/Swayambhunath if you arrived in time. Vibe: Buzzing cultural atmosphere, pre-trek excitement. Overnight at a 4 star hotel at Thamel in Kathmandu.
Day 2
Drive Or Flight To Pokhara (823m)
Drive Distance: 200 km, via Prithvi Highway. Drive Duration: 7 - 8 hours (depends on road traffic jam) Flight Duration: 25 - 30 minutes. Elevation Loss: -527m. Leaving the bustling city of Kathmandu, you'll descend from the hilltop valley via winding roads. The journey passes through picturesque towns such as Naubesi, Malekhu, Mugling and Damauli following the Trishuli and Marshyandi Rivers. Along the way, enjoy views of green hills, villages, suspension bridges, waterfalls and occasional Himalayan peaks like Manaslu(the world 8th highest peak) and Lamjung Himal(on clear days). It's a bumpy but beautiful road trip with optional stops for local food, tea or photography. or A scenic flight gives you bird's-eye views of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri(the world's 7th highest peak) and Langtang ranges. Ideal for saving time and enough time to explore the Nepal's beautiful city, Pokhara. Overnight: at a 4 star hotel in Pokhara.
Day 3
Drive To Jhinu Danda(1,700m) Then Trek To Chhomrong Village(2,170m)
Drive Distance: 60 km. Drive Duration: 3 - 4 hours. Trek Distance: 3 km. Trek Duration: 2 - 3 hours. Elevation Gain: +1,347m. Leaving Pokhara early in the morning via a winding highway that passes lush hills and valleys. After Shyauli, the road turns off-road and becomes steep and rocky. The jeep goes through terraced farms and Gurung Villages on the right and left sides to Jhinu Danda , located above the Modi Khola river . From Jhinu Danda, cross a long suspension bridge over the Modi Khola river. Then begins a steep uphill ascent through subtropical forest and scattered teahouses. The path is made of stone steps and can be quite though but it's very scenic. As you ascend, you'll start to see towering views of Machhapuchhre(Fishtail), Hiuchuli and Annapurna South . Once you reach the upper ridge , you enter the beautiful Gurung Village of Chhomrong , the last permanent settlement before heading into the Annapurna Sanctuary . Overnight at a teahouse in Chhomrong Village.
Day 4
Trek From Chhomrong To Dovan (2,600m)
Trek Distance: 10 km. Trek Duration: 5 - 6 hours. Elevation Gain: +430m. After having your breakfast, the trek begins with a steep stone staircase descent of around 500 meters to the Chhomrong Khola . This section is shaded with rhododendron and oak trees and offers occasional views of Machhapuchhre(Fishtail) peeking through the forest cover. After crossing a suspension bridge over the Chhomrong Khola, you begin a long uphill climb to the village of Sinuwa(2,360m) . Sinuwa offers great views of the Annapurna South and Machhapuchhre peaks and is a good place for a rest and tea break. From Sinuwa, the trail continues through d ense bamboo and rhododendron forest , gradually descending to Bamboo(2,310m) , a small settlement with several teahouses nestled in the forest. The trail here is quite and serene, filled with birdsong and occasional sightings of langurs and Himalayan wildlife. After having lunch in Bamboo, the trail climbs gently through thick forest, moss-covered trees and narrow stone steps to Dovan(2,600m) . Dovan is located in a tranquil, forested river valley and marks the beginning of the more remote and rugged section of the Annapurna Sanctuary. Overnight: at a teahouse in Dovan.
Day 5
Trek From Dovan To Deurali (3,230m)
Trek Distance: 8 km. Trek Duration: 4 - 5 hours. Elevation Gain: +630m. Trail: Dovan - Himalaya - Hinku Cave - Deurali. Starting from Dovan, the trail continues northward into the increasingly wild and serene heart of the Annapurna Sanctuary. You'll walk through a dense forest of bamboo, oak and rhododendron, with the Modi Khola River roaring below in a steep-sided gorge. The trail is mostly uphill but not excessively steep, alternating between stone stairways and narrow footpaths. About an hour into the trek, you'll reach Himalaya(2,920m) - a small cluster of teahouses tucked in the forest. It's a perfect place to rest, rehydrate and enjoy the dramatic surroundings as you begin to notice the shift in vegetation from temperate to alpine. From Himalaya, the trail climbs more steeply for a while and passes Hinku Cave, a large overhanging rock that historically served as a shelter for trekkers and porters. this area may be prone to landslides, so proceed cautiously and listen to your guide or locals. Beyond Hinku, the trees begin to thin out and the valley opens into more exposed, rocky terrain. You'll soon reach Deurali(3,230m), situated on a ridge above the river. Deurali offers stunning views of the surroundings cliffs and glacier valleys and serves as the last major stop before entering the alpine zone on route to Annapurna Base Camp. Overnight at a teahouse in Deurali.
Day 6
Trek From Deurali To Annapuran Base Camp (4,130m) Via Machhapuchhre Base Camp (3,700m)
Trek Distance: 9 km. Trek Duration: 5 - 6 hours. Elevation Gain: +930m. From Deurali , the trail continues its steady ascent into the high alpine environment of the Annapurna Sanctuary . The forests begin to disappear, replaced by scree slopes, alpine shrubs and rocky terrain . This section offers striking contrasts-green meadows in summer and snow-covered expanses in early spring and winter. As you climb, the air becomes thinner and the mountains seem to rise like walls around you. You'll follow the Modi Khola river upstream, crossing some local bridges and navigating narrow paths flanked by cliffs and occasional avalanche-prone zones. Be sure to start early in the day to avoid potential afternoon cloud buildup and to ensure safety through landslide-prone sections. After 2-3 hours , you'll reach Machhapuchhre Base Camp(3,700m) . This spot is not a formal climbing base camp(since Machhapuchhre is sacred and unclimbed), but it offers breathtaking panoramic views of Machhapuchhre(6,993m), Hiunchuli(6,441m) and Annapurna South(7,219m) . Many trekkers pause here for tea or lunch, soaking in the beauty of the surrounding amphitheater. From MBC, the trail gradually ascends along a wide glacial valley, with 360 degree views of the Himalayas beginning to emerge. The walk to Annapurna Base Camp(4,130m) takes another 2.5 hours , gaining about 430 meters in elevation. This final stretch is exposed and awe-inspiring, surrounded by towering peaks like Annapurna I (8,091m); the world's 10th highest peak, Annapurna South, Baraha Shikhar and Tent Peak . When you reach at ABC-the heart of the sanctuary-where you're completely surrounded by a majestic 360 degree Himalayan panorama . This is one of the most iconic viewpoints in Nepal. Overnight: at a teahouse in Annapurna Base Camp.
Day 7
Trek From ABC To Bamboo (2,310m)
Trek Distance: 15 km. Trek Duration: 6 - 7 hours. Elevation Loss: - 1,820m. Departing Annapurna Base Camp early in the morning, you'll leave the sanctuary of towering peaks behind and begin a long, continuous descent . The early hours often reward trekkers with magical sunrise views lighting up the massive walls of Annapurna I, Machhapuchhre and Hiunchuli -a final farewell to the Himalayas at their most grand. You'll retrace your steps, descending gently through the glacial valley back to MBC . After a short break here, the trail continues down through alpine meadows , gradually re-entering sparse shrublands and then dense bamboo and rhododendron forests as you lose elevation quickly. Pass through the familiar settlements of Deurali, Himalaya and Dovan , stopping for rest, snacks or lunch. These places are good checkpoints to pace yourself and enjoy the changing vegetation and environment as you leave the high alpine behind. The final stretch to Bamboo(2,310m) involves a gentle descent through lush, damp forest, filled with birdsong and rich greenery. You may feel a notable temperature increase and higher oxygen levels as you reach Bamboo, a small settlement of lodges nestled in the dense forest. Overnight at a teahouse in Bamboo.
Day 8
Trek From Bamboo To Jhinu Danda (1,780m)
Trek Distance: 10 km. Trek Duration: 5 - 6 hours. Elevation Loss: -530m. After Having the 2nd last mountain breakfast your trek starts with a gentle climb through dense bamboo and rhododendron forest . You'll pass familiar terrain on your return journey, ascending gradually toward Upper Sinuwa(2,360m) , where you can pause to enjoy panoramic views of Machhapuchhre and Annapuran South . From Sinuwa, the trail descends steeply via stone steps through thick vegetastion down to the Chhomrong Khola . After crossing the suspension bridge , prepare for a steep uphill climb back up to Chhomrong Village(2,170m). This ascent is quite challenging and often takes about 1.5 hours - use this time for a well-earned break in one of the village teahouses. After taking lunch on the top hill of this village, the trail diverges sharply downward toward Jhinu Danda(1,780m) . This section of trail is steep descent of stone steps for an hour. Trekking poles are highly recommended to reduce strain on the knees. Upon reaching Jhinu Danda , a peaceful ridge village, you'll find cozy teahouses and inviting atmosphere. The main attraction here is the natural hot springs located about a 20 minute walk downhill from the village, right next to the Modi Khola River . Soaking in the warm water surrounded by forest and river sounds is a rejuvenating reward after days of trekking. Overnight at a teahouse in Jhinu Danda.
Day 9
Drive Back From Jhinu Danda To Pokhara (823m)
Trek Distance: 1 km. Duration: 20 - 30 minutes. Drive Distance: 60 km. Drive Duration: 3 - 4 hours. Elevation Loss: -907m. Having your last mountain breakfast in Jhinu Danda , the trek begins with a short and scenic 20 - 30 minute downhill walk through forested paths and terraced hills. This leads you to one of the longest suspension bridge in the Annapurna Region . Crossing this bridge is a thrilling and photogenic experience - swaying gently above a deep gorge with turquoise river water below , surrounded by green valleys and distant peaks. After crossing the bridge, you'll reach the road access point . The drive to Pokhara winds through hillside villages, river valleys and cultivated farmlands. You'll pass through Birethanti, Nayapul and Lumle descending gradually into the lush Pokhara Valley. The road is a mix of bumpy gravel and paved sections , with improved conditions closer to Pokhara. After reaching Pokhara, you'll check into your hotel, enjoy a hot shower, and relax by Phewa lake - the perfect end to your ABC adventure. Overnight: at a 4 star hotel in Pokhara.
Day 10
Drive Or Fly Back to Kathmandu (1,350m)
Drive Distance: 200 km. ( Prithvi Highway, windig alongside rivers and terraced hills ) Drive Duration: 7 - 8 hours. (depends on road traffic jam) Flight Duration: 25 - 30 minutes. Elevation Gain: +527m. Scenic drive follows the Seti, Marsyangdi and Trishuli rivers, offering riverside views, lush hills, terraced farms, waterfalls and villages life on the both sides of the highway. Occasional Himalayan views, especially on clear days near Pokhara and Dhading. You'll pass small towns like Damauli, Mugling and Kurintar. If you gonna take flight then you'll have incredible aerial views of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu and Langtang ranges. Bird's eye view of terraced fields, winding rivers, villages and hills. Explore: Thamel's vibrant streets, traditional markets, visit Boudhanath/Swayambhunath if you arrived in time. Vibe: Buzzing cultural atmosphere, pre-trek excitement. Overnight at a 4 star hotel at Thamel in Kathmandu. Farewell dinner with traditional cultural dances at 7pm
Day 11
Departure From Nepal
Transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport. Farewell and end of trek. Returning back to own home country with footprints in the Himalayas but the lifetime experience in the heart.
Day 1
Arrival In Kathmandu (1,350m)
One of our team will be waiting you at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu to offer you warm welcome with garland of marigold flowers then transfer to hotel, meet your trek guide and will have a trek briefing for preparation. Explore: Thamel's vibrant streets, traditional markets, visit Boudhanath/Swayambhunath if you arrived in time. Vibe: Buzzing cultural atmosphere, pre-trek excitement. Overnight at a 4 star hotel at Thamel in Kathmandu.
Day 2
Drive Or Flight To Pokhara (823m)
Drive Distance: 200 km, via Prithvi Highway. Drive Duration: 7 - 8 hours (depends on road traffic jam) Flight Duration: 25 - 30 minutes. Elevation Loss: -527m. Leaving the bustling city of Kathmandu, you'll descend from the hilltop valley via winding roads. The journey passes through picturesque towns such as Naubesi, Malekhu, Mugling and Damauli following the Trishuli and Marshyandi Rivers. Along the way, enjoy views of green hills, villages, suspension bridges, waterfalls and occasional Himalayan peaks like Manaslu(the world 8th highest peak) and Lamjung Himal(on clear days). It's a bumpy but beautiful road trip with optional stops for local food, tea or photography. or A scenic flight gives you bird's-eye views of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri(the world's 7th highest peak) and Langtang ranges. Ideal for saving time and enough time to explore the Nepal's beautiful city, Pokhara. Overnight: at a 4 star hotel in Pokhara.
Day 3
Drive To Jhinu Danda(1,700m) Then Trek To Chhomrong Village(2,170m)
Drive Distance: 60 km. Drive Duration: 3 - 4 hours. Trek Distance: 3 km. Trek Duration: 2 - 3 hours. Elevation Gain: +1,347m. Leaving Pokhara early in the morning via a winding highway that passes lush hills and valleys. After Shyauli, the road turns off-road and becomes steep and rocky. The jeep goes through terraced farms and Gurung Villages on the right and left sides to Jhinu Danda , located above the Modi Khola river . From Jhinu Danda, cross a long suspension bridge over the Modi Khola river. Then begins a steep uphill ascent through subtropical forest and scattered teahouses. The path is made of stone steps and can be quite though but it's very scenic. As you ascend, you'll start to see towering views of Machhapuchhre(Fishtail), Hiuchuli and Annapurna South . Once you reach the upper ridge , you enter the beautiful Gurung Village of Chhomrong , the last permanent settlement before heading into the Annapurna Sanctuary . Overnight at a teahouse in Chhomrong Village.
Day 4
Trek From Chhomrong To Dovan (2,600m)
Trek Distance: 10 km. Trek Duration: 5 - 6 hours. Elevation Gain: +430m. After having your breakfast, the trek begins with a steep stone staircase descent of around 500 meters to the Chhomrong Khola . This section is shaded with rhododendron and oak trees and offers occasional views of Machhapuchhre(Fishtail) peeking through the forest cover. After crossing a suspension bridge over the Chhomrong Khola, you begin a long uphill climb to the village of Sinuwa(2,360m) . Sinuwa offers great views of the Annapurna South and Machhapuchhre peaks and is a good place for a rest and tea break. From Sinuwa, the trail continues through d ense bamboo and rhododendron forest , gradually descending to Bamboo(2,310m) , a small settlement with several teahouses nestled in the forest. The trail here is quite and serene, filled with birdsong and occasional sightings of langurs and Himalayan wildlife. After having lunch in Bamboo, the trail climbs gently through thick forest, moss-covered trees and narrow stone steps to Dovan(2,600m) . Dovan is located in a tranquil, forested river valley and marks the beginning of the more remote and rugged section of the Annapurna Sanctuary. Overnight: at a teahouse in Dovan.
Day 5
Trek From Dovan To Deurali (3,230m)
Trek Distance: 8 km. Trek Duration: 4 - 5 hours. Elevation Gain: +630m. Trail: Dovan - Himalaya - Hinku Cave - Deurali. Starting from Dovan, the trail continues northward into the increasingly wild and serene heart of the Annapurna Sanctuary. You'll walk through a dense forest of bamboo, oak and rhododendron, with the Modi Khola River roaring below in a steep-sided gorge. The trail is mostly uphill but not excessively steep, alternating between stone stairways and narrow footpaths. About an hour into the trek, you'll reach Himalaya(2,920m) - a small cluster of teahouses tucked in the forest. It's a perfect place to rest, rehydrate and enjoy the dramatic surroundings as you begin to notice the shift in vegetation from temperate to alpine. From Himalaya, the trail climbs more steeply for a while and passes Hinku Cave, a large overhanging rock that historically served as a shelter for trekkers and porters. this area may be prone to landslides, so proceed cautiously and listen to your guide or locals. Beyond Hinku, the trees begin to thin out and the valley opens into more exposed, rocky terrain. You'll soon reach Deurali(3,230m), situated on a ridge above the river. Deurali offers stunning views of the surroundings cliffs and glacier valleys and serves as the last major stop before entering the alpine zone on route to Annapurna Base Camp. Overnight at a teahouse in Deurali.
Day 6
Trek From Deurali To Annapuran Base Camp (4,130m) Via Machhapuchhre Base Camp (3,700m)
Trek Distance: 9 km. Trek Duration: 5 - 6 hours. Elevation Gain: +930m. From Deurali , the trail continues its steady ascent into the high alpine environment of the Annapurna Sanctuary . The forests begin to disappear, replaced by scree slopes, alpine shrubs and rocky terrain . This section offers striking contrasts-green meadows in summer and snow-covered expanses in early spring and winter. As you climb, the air becomes thinner and the mountains seem to rise like walls around you. You'll follow the Modi Khola river upstream, crossing some local bridges and navigating narrow paths flanked by cliffs and occasional avalanche-prone zones. Be sure to start early in the day to avoid potential afternoon cloud buildup and to ensure safety through landslide-prone sections. After 2-3 hours , you'll reach Machhapuchhre Base Camp(3,700m) . This spot is not a formal climbing base camp(since Machhapuchhre is sacred and unclimbed), but it offers breathtaking panoramic views of Machhapuchhre(6,993m), Hiunchuli(6,441m) and Annapurna South(7,219m) . Many trekkers pause here for tea or lunch, soaking in the beauty of the surrounding amphitheater. From MBC, the trail gradually ascends along a wide glacial valley, with 360 degree views of the Himalayas beginning to emerge. The walk to Annapurna Base Camp(4,130m) takes another 2.5 hours , gaining about 430 meters in elevation. This final stretch is exposed and awe-inspiring, surrounded by towering peaks like Annapurna I (8,091m); the world's 10th highest peak, Annapurna South, Baraha Shikhar and Tent Peak . When you reach at ABC-the heart of the sanctuary-where you're completely surrounded by a majestic 360 degree Himalayan panorama . This is one of the most iconic viewpoints in Nepal. Overnight: at a teahouse in Annapurna Base Camp.
Day 7
Trek From ABC To Bamboo (2,310m)
Trek Distance: 15 km. Trek Duration: 6 - 7 hours. Elevation Loss: - 1,820m. Departing Annapurna Base Camp early in the morning, you'll leave the sanctuary of towering peaks behind and begin a long, continuous descent . The early hours often reward trekkers with magical sunrise views lighting up the massive walls of Annapurna I, Machhapuchhre and Hiunchuli -a final farewell to the Himalayas at their most grand. You'll retrace your steps, descending gently through the glacial valley back to MBC . After a short break here, the trail continues down through alpine meadows , gradually re-entering sparse shrublands and then dense bamboo and rhododendron forests as you lose elevation quickly. Pass through the familiar settlements of Deurali, Himalaya and Dovan , stopping for rest, snacks or lunch. These places are good checkpoints to pace yourself and enjoy the changing vegetation and environment as you leave the high alpine behind. The final stretch to Bamboo(2,310m) involves a gentle descent through lush, damp forest, filled with birdsong and rich greenery. You may feel a notable temperature increase and higher oxygen levels as you reach Bamboo, a small settlement of lodges nestled in the dense forest. Overnight at a teahouse in Bamboo.
Day 8
Trek From Bamboo To Jhinu Danda (1,780m)
Trek Distance: 10 km. Trek Duration: 5 - 6 hours. Elevation Loss: -530m. After Having the 2nd last mountain breakfast your trek starts with a gentle climb through dense bamboo and rhododendron forest . You'll pass familiar terrain on your return journey, ascending gradually toward Upper Sinuwa(2,360m) , where you can pause to enjoy panoramic views of Machhapuchhre and Annapuran South . From Sinuwa, the trail descends steeply via stone steps through thick vegetastion down to the Chhomrong Khola . After crossing the suspension bridge , prepare for a steep uphill climb back up to Chhomrong Village(2,170m). This ascent is quite challenging and often takes about 1.5 hours - use this time for a well-earned break in one of the village teahouses. After taking lunch on the top hill of this village, the trail diverges sharply downward toward Jhinu Danda(1,780m) . This section of trail is steep descent of stone steps for an hour. Trekking poles are highly recommended to reduce strain on the knees. Upon reaching Jhinu Danda , a peaceful ridge village, you'll find cozy teahouses and inviting atmosphere. The main attraction here is the natural hot springs located about a 20 minute walk downhill from the village, right next to the Modi Khola River . Soaking in the warm water surrounded by forest and river sounds is a rejuvenating reward after days of trekking. Overnight at a teahouse in Jhinu Danda.
Day 9
Drive Back From Jhinu Danda To Pokhara (823m)
Trek Distance: 1 km. Duration: 20 - 30 minutes. Drive Distance: 60 km. Drive Duration: 3 - 4 hours. Elevation Loss: -907m. Having your last mountain breakfast in Jhinu Danda , the trek begins with a short and scenic 20 - 30 minute downhill walk through forested paths and terraced hills. This leads you to one of the longest suspension bridge in the Annapurna Region . Crossing this bridge is a thrilling and photogenic experience - swaying gently above a deep gorge with turquoise river water below , surrounded by green valleys and distant peaks. After crossing the bridge, you'll reach the road access point . The drive to Pokhara winds through hillside villages, river valleys and cultivated farmlands. You'll pass through Birethanti, Nayapul and Lumle descending gradually into the lush Pokhara Valley. The road is a mix of bumpy gravel and paved sections , with improved conditions closer to Pokhara. After reaching Pokhara, you'll check into your hotel, enjoy a hot shower, and relax by Phewa lake - the perfect end to your ABC adventure. Overnight: at a 4 star hotel in Pokhara.
Day 10
Drive Or Fly Back to Kathmandu (1,350m)
Drive Distance: 200 km. ( Prithvi Highway, windig alongside rivers and terraced hills ) Drive Duration: 7 - 8 hours. (depends on road traffic jam) Flight Duration: 25 - 30 minutes. Elevation Gain: +527m. Scenic drive follows the Seti, Marsyangdi and Trishuli rivers, offering riverside views, lush hills, terraced farms, waterfalls and villages life on the both sides of the highway. Occasional Himalayan views, especially on clear days near Pokhara and Dhading. You'll pass small towns like Damauli, Mugling and Kurintar. If you gonna take flight then you'll have incredible aerial views of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu and Langtang ranges. Bird's eye view of terraced fields, winding rivers, villages and hills. Explore: Thamel's vibrant streets, traditional markets, visit Boudhanath/Swayambhunath if you arrived in time. Vibe: Buzzing cultural atmosphere, pre-trek excitement. Overnight at a 4 star hotel at Thamel in Kathmandu. Farewell dinner with traditional cultural dances at 7pm
Day 11
Departure From Nepal
Transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport. Farewell and end of trek. Returning back to own home country with footprints in the Himalayas but the lifetime experience in the heart.
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