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Tilicho Lake Annapurna Circuit Annapurna Base Camp Trek

Tilicho Lake Annapurna Circuit Annapurna Base Camp Trek

Facts About Trip

Days 20
Grade Moderate to Challenging
Best month March/April/May/June - October/November/December
Maxi Elevation 5,416M
Group size 2 Pax
Accommodation Lodge Stay Accommodation
Meal Self-Food
Starts From Drive - Kathmandu to Besisahar
End at Drive - Kimche to Pokhara

Overview And Highlights

The Annapurna region in Nepal stands as a beacon for trekkers from around the world. Combining the Annapurna Circuit, Tilicho Lake, and Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) into a single trekking journey offers a once-in-a-lifetime Himalayan adventure. This extended trek immerses you in Nepal’s rich cultural diversity, dramatic landscapes, and jaw-dropping mountain scenery.

What Makes This Trek Special?

This combined trek is a perfect blend of nature, culture, and adventure, offering an extraordinary opportunity to explore multiple iconic destinations within one itinerary. Starting from the lush valleys and terraced farmlands of the lower Annapurna region, the trail gradually ascends to the high mountain passes and glacial basins of the Himalayas.
You will pass through a range of ecosystems—from subtropical forests to alpine tundra—while experiencing the cultural tapestry of ethnic groups like the Gurung, Thakali, and Tibetan-influenced communities.

Highlights of the trek include:

  • Tilicho Lake (4,920m): One of the highest lakes in the world, known for its turquoise beauty and dramatic setting beneath rugged peaks.
  • Thorong La Pass (5,416m): The highest point of the trek, providing a panoramic view of the snow-covered Himalayas.
  • Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m): A natural amphitheater surrounded by towering giants like Annapurna I, Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Machhapuchhre.
  • Cultural immersion: Stay in traditional villages, visit ancient monasteries, and experience the hospitality of mountain communities.
  • Scenic diversity: The trail transitions from forested river valleys to barren alpine deserts and glacier-fed basins.

When Is the Best Time to Go?

Timing your trek is crucial for a successful and enjoyable experience. The two most favorable trekking seasons in the Annapurna region are:

 Spring (March to May):

  • Rhododendrons and wildflowers in bloom
  • Warm daytime temperatures and clear views
  • Ideal for photography and enjoying nature

Autumn (September to November):

  • The most popular season due to stable weather and crystal-clear skies
  • Visibility of mountain peaks at their best
  • Harvest festivals and vibrant local culture

While trekking is possible in winter (December to February), heavy snow in high passes like Thorong La can pose risks. Monsoon season (June to August) brings rain and landslides, making trails slippery and challenging.

Trek Length and Physical Challenge

The full trek spans approximately 230 kilometers and typically takes around 18 days to complete. It requires moderate to high endurance and is best suited for those with prior trekking experience or a strong fitness level. However, even determined first-time trekkers can complete the journey with proper acclimatization and support.

Key challenges include long daily walks, high altitudes, and varying trail conditions. Acclimatization days are built into the trek to reduce the risk of altitude sickness.

Starting and Ending Points

The trek usually begins in Besisahar, a small town reachable by road from Kathmandu. From there, the route gradually ascends through picturesque villages like Chame and Manang, eventually reaching Tilicho Lake and Thorong La Pass.

After crossing the pass, the trail descends into Muktinath and heads toward the hot springs of Tatopani, before rising again through Ghorepani to Annapurna Base Camp. The trek concludes at Nayapul, near Pokhara, where many trekkers relax by the lakeside before returning to Kathmandu.

Accommodation on the Trail

Trekkers stay in locally run tea houses along the route. These are simple lodges that offer basic amenities such as twin-bed rooms, shared bathrooms, and communal dining areas. In higher-altitude regions, accommodations become more rustic, but they are cozy and welcoming.

Most tea houses provide Wi-Fi (for a fee), hot showers (extra charge), and power outlets to charge devices. While luxury is not a focus, the atmosphere is authentic, and the camaraderie among trekkers is one of the highlights.

Meals and Food Options

One of the joys of trekking in Nepal is the food. Almost every tea house offers a menu with a variety of freshly prepared meals. The staple is dal bhat—steamed rice with lentil soup, vegetable curry, and pickles—offering energy-rich nutrition and unlimited refills.

Other common meals include:

  • Noodles (fried or in soup)
  • Tibetan bread and chapatis
  • Pancakes and porridge
  • Egg and potato dishes
  • Chow mein and fried rice

At higher elevations, food options may become more limited, but tea houses still provide warm, hearty meals to fuel your trek.

Cultural and Natural Diversity

This trek provides a vivid contrast between the green hills of lower Marsyangdi and the stark beauty of Mustang’s high-altitude desert. Along the way, you’ll pass Buddhist monasteries, chortens, mani walls, and prayer flags fluttering in the wind.

You’ll also encounter dramatic changes in vegetation—from oak and rhododendron forests to juniper bushes and alpine meadows. Wildlife such as Himalayan tahrs, blue sheep, and pheasants may also be spotted along the trail.

Day to Day Itinerary

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Day 1 : Arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport, transfer to Hotel a night stay in Kathmandu
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Hotel Stay
Elevation
1300

After your arrival in Kathmandu, our representatives at the airport will transfer you to your hotel and help you in check-in.

Day 2 : Drive Kathmandu to Besisahar 750m, 5 hours via local bus and catch local jeep to Jagat 4 hours, overnight JAGAT
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
1300

In the morning, our trekking crew will pick you up at the hotel and catch the transportation to Besisahar before transferring to a local jeep to Jagat where we stay overnight.

Day 3 : Drive Jagat to Chame about 3 hours and trek to Bhratang, Overnight BHRATANG
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
2850

After breakfast, we drive about 3 hours to Chame which is the headquarters of Manang district, then we start walking towards Bhratang. The Himalayan views of Lamjung Himal, Annapurna will be impressive from the start.

Day 4 : Trek Bhratang to Upper Pisang (3,300m), Overnight UPPER PISANG
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
3300

The trail from Chame to Upper Pisang offers a panoramic view of the Lamjung, Annapurna, Tilicho, Chulu East and Pisang peaks.

Day 5 : Trek Pisang to Manang (3,540m), Overnight MANANG
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
3540

Today we leave the Sherpa village of Pisang, passing through forests of pine until we reach the village of Humde. From Humde we continue on to Manang.

Day 6 : Acclimatization day in Manang,
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
3540

Manang is our first acclimatization stop as we prepare for the next high altitude section of the trek. We do full day rest and walk around the Manang village or can visit the Ganggapurna Tal.

Day 7 : Trek Manang to Tilicho base camp (4,150m), Overnight TILICHO BASE CAMP
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
4150

The trail towards Tilicho base camp can be a bit tricky so we will need to walk along a small path to reach in base camp. The downward slope towards Base Camp is much easier.

Day 8 : Early morning, we walk towards the TILICHO LAKE VISIT and back to Base camp then trek towards Shri KHARKA,
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation

Early morning, we start to go to TILICHO LAKE visit to see the lake and the beautiful mountain ranges of Annapurna and the Ganggapurna Himal. There is nowhere to stay here, so it will be a round trek and we will need to carry all our provisions for the day.

Day 9 : Trek Shri Kharka to Yak Kharka (4,050 m) Overnight YAK KHARKA
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
4050

We walk to Shri Kharka to Yak Kharka above the Khangsar village along an unmarked trail.

Day 10 : Trek Yak Kharka to Thorung High camp (4,925 m), Overnight THORUNG HIGH CAMP
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
4925

An hour walk from Yak Kharka the trail passes through Ledar before climbing along the east bank of Jasang Khola and descending to Thorang Phedi.

Day 11 : Today, we pass THORUNG LA 5,416m, Overnight MUKTINATH
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
3760

Today we start early morning about (3 to 4 AM) from Thorung High Camp and continue uphill before we reach the famous Thorang La Pass. The trail then drops down the hill until we reach Muktinath. Muktinath is considered to be sacred by the followers of both Hinduism and Buddhism…

Day 12 : Rest day in Muktinath, overnight stay MUKTINATH, LODGE STAY ACCOMMODATION
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
3760

Rest day in Muktinath, overnight stay MUKTINATH, LODGE STAY ACCOMMODATION

Day 13 : Drive via local bus or local Jeep sharing Muktinath to Tatopani, Overnight TATOPANI
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
1190

There is off-road drive between Muktinath and Tatopani which is often busy and dusty. All part of the adventure!

Day 14 : Trek Tatopani to Ghorepani (2,860m), Overnight GHOREPANI
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
2860

Crossing the hanging bridge over the Kali Gandaki river, we reach the village of Shikha. From Shikha, we walk for three more hours before we arrive in Ghorepani

Day 15 : Trek Ghorepani to Tadapni (2,630m). Overnight TADAPANI
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
2630

In Ghorepani, just after an hour’s walk, we reach the famous Poon Hill. The view from the top of this beautiful place is superb. The mountains that can be observed from the hill are the Annapurna I, Annapurna South, Tukuche, Nilgiri, Hiunchuli and Dhaulagiri. After taking in the beauty of Ghorepani we continue walking to Tadapani.

Day 16 : Trek Tadapani to Sinuwa (2,360m). Overnight SINUWA
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
2360

From Tadapani the trail is a downhill walk through rhododendron and oak forests before we reach Chhomrung for lunch. After an hour in Chhomrong village. we trek to Sinuwa where we will camp overnight.

Day 17 : Trek Sinuwa to Himalaya 2,920m, Overnight HIMALAYA
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
2920

The trail now drops as we descend down a stone staircase and then cross the Chhomrung Khola. After climbing high above the Modi Khola the trail continues uphill to Kuldi before descending again to Himalaya.

Day 18 : Trek Himalaya to Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m). Overnight ANNAPURNA BASE CAMP
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
4130

From Himalaya, we follow the trail high above the river and walk until we reach the Machapuchare Base Camp which is at a lower altitude and a slightly shorter distance than the Annapurna Base Camp. We can choose where to stay.

Day 19 : Trek Annapurna Base camp to Sinuwa 2,360m, Overnight SINUWA
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation
Elevation
2360

If we stayed at Machapuchare Base Camp last night then we can visit Annapurna Base Camp this morning. After some exploring in the area, we will descend to Sinuwa.

Day 20 : Trek Sinuwa to Kimche and catch local bus or sharing Jeep to Pokhara, WALKING TIME: 5 to 6 hours,
Food
Self-Food
Accomodation
Lodge Stay Accommodation

Today, we'll head towards Kimche, passing by the hot spring in Jinu. Once we reach Kimche, our trek comes to an end. From there, we'll arrange for transportation via a local bus or shared Jeep to your chosen hotel in Pokhara.

Note: We're flexible with your hotel preferences in Pokhara and can book accommodations based on your budget. After a long trek, you deserve a comfortable stay where you can relax.

As part of our package, there's a tourist bus scheduled to depart from Pokhara to Kathmandu, with a journey time of approximately 6 hours. You can either spend a night in Kathmandu or catch an international flight late in the evening if you're short on time. The bus typically leaves Pokhara around 7:30 AM and reaches Kathmandu by 3 PM.

Transportation: If you prefer, we can arrange private transportation from Pokhara via car, Jeep, or Hiace, allowing you to depart at your convenience and make stops along the way. This option can get you to Kathmandu earlier than the tourist bus, in about 4 to 5 hours. Additionally, there's the option of a flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu at an extra cost.

Note: This holiday itinerary is customizable to meet your specific needs. We can tailor the duration to be shorter or longer according to your preferences. Your holiday experience is designed to suit you.

Services Included on Price

Standard Package Cost per person

Standard Package Service Includes

Transportation and Transfers

  • Airport Transfers: Round-trip transfers from Tribhuvan International Airport to your hotel in Kathmandu are included, ensuring a hassle-free arrival and departure.
  • Kathmandu to Besisahar: Travel by local bus from the capital to the gateway of the Annapurna Circuit.
  • Besisahar to Trek Start Point: Continue the journey via rugged mountain roads in a local jeep.
  • Trek End to Pokhara: After completing the trek, return to Pokhara by jeep or local bus.
  • Pokhara to Kathmandu: A scenic tourist bus ride takes you back to the capital.

Accommodation

  • 1 Night in Kathmandu: Comfortable hotel accommodation with breakfast upon arrival.
  • 18 Nights in Tea Houses: Mountain lodge accommodations in twin-sharing rooms with basic amenities, offering a warm and authentic experience of Nepali hospitality.

Permits and Entry Fees

  • Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP): Required for trekking in the region and helps support local conservation efforts.
  • TIMS Card: The Trekking Information Management System card is mandatory for tracking and safety of trekkers.
  • All Government Taxes and Service Charges: Included to avoid any hidden costs.

Trekking Support

  • Experienced Guide: A certified English-speaking guide ensures your safety, navigation, and insights into local culture and landscapes.
  • Porters: One porter for every two trekkers will carry your luggage. All wages, insurance, food, accommodation, and necessary gear for staff are covered.
  • Emergency Rescue: Coordinated rescue support is available in case of severe weather or medical emergencies.

Trekking Gear and Essentials

  • Trekking Equipment (On Request): Sleeping bag, down jacket, duffle bag, and trekking poles available for use during the trek.
  • Crampons (If Required): Provided in case of snow or icy trail conditions.
  • Altitude Safety Gear: Includes a digital pulse oximeter to monitor altitude health and Diamox (acetazolamide) for altitude sickness prevention.

Meals and Hydration

  • Daily Meals at Tea Houses: While meals are paid separately, most tea houses offer a selection of traditional Nepali and international dishes.
  • Safe Drinking Water: Unlimited Chlorine-treated water is available; bottled mineral water is also available for purchase.
  • Water Purification Tablets: Provided to ensure safe drinking options at all locations.
  • Supplementary Snacks: Energy bars and cookies, especially at base camp stops.
  • Seasonal Fresh Fruits: Offered where available for added nutrition and energy.

Communication and Navigation

  • Local SIM Card (NCELL): Provided for communication during the trek (to be returned after use).
  • Trekking Map: A detailed map of the Annapurna Himal region for better orientation and understanding of the route.

Medical and Environmental Care

  • First Aid Kit: Carried by the guide or support staff at all times.
  • Waste Disposal: Eco-friendly rubbish management and disposal are practiced to preserve the pristine nature of the trail.

Standard Package Service Excludes

Meals and Beverages

  • Meals in Kathmandu: Although one hotel night is included, meals in Kathmandu such as breakfast, lunch, and dinner are at your own expense.
  • Extra Snacks and Drinks: Items such as chocolates, aerated drinks, bottled mineral water, alcoholic beverages, and nutria bars must be purchased individually.

Accommodation and City Visits

  • Extra Hotel Nights: Any additional hotel stays in Kathmandu or Pokhara beyond the planned itinerary are not included.
  • Sightseeing Tours: Entrance fees, transportation, and guide hire for visiting cultural sites in Kathmandu or Pokhara are not covered.

Personal and Unexpected Expenses

  • Tipping: Gratitude in the form of tips for guides and porters at the end of the trek is customary and appreciated, but not included in the package price.
  • Personal Expenses: Costs for items such as Wi-Fi, hot showers, mobile charging, laundry, souvenirs, and bottled beverages along the trail are the responsibility of the trekker.
  • Rescue and Medical Services: While coordination for emergency evacuation is provided, the actual costs (e.g., helicopter rescue, hospitalization, medical tests, and medication) must be covered by your travel insurance. Ensure you have valid travel and medical insurance that includes high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation.
  • International Travel: The package does not include:
  • Your international airfare
  • Nepal entry visa fees (15 days – USD 30, 30 days – USD 50, 90 days – USD 125), which can be obtained upon arrival at Kathmandu airport
  • Personal Trekking Equipment: While some gear is available on request, trekkers should bring their own boots, clothing, and accessories suited for high-altitude trekking.

Altitude Graph

FAQs

What is the best time for the Tilicho Lake, Annapurna Circuit, and Annapurna Base Camp Trek?

The best seasons are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) when the weather is clear, and the views are stunning.

How difficult is this trek?

The trek is considered moderate to challenging due to high altitudes, long trekking days, and steep ascents. Prior trekking experience or good physical fitness is recommended.

How many days does the trek take?

The trek usually takes 18–21 days, depending on your itinerary and acclimatization needs.

What is the maximum altitude reached on this trek?

The highest point is Thorong La Pass (5,416 m) on the Annapurna Circuit. For Tilicho Lake, the lake sits at 4,919 m, and Annapurna Base Camp is at 4,130 m.

The Trekking Permit and Fees for Annapurna Circuit Trek

What permits are required for the trek?

  • Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)
  • Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) card

Where can I get the trekking permits?

Permits can be obtained in Kathmandu or Pokhara through the a trekking agency.

Logistics and Accommodation Annapurna Circuit & Base Camp Trek

What type of accommodation is available during the trek?

The trek offers teahouse accommodation, which includes basic rooms with shared bathrooms. Facilities improve in larger villages like Manang and Ghorepani.

Is food easily available on the trek?

Yes, teahouses serve a variety of meals, including dal bhat, pasta, noodles, and soups. Vegetarian options are common.

Preparation and Gear

What gear do I need for this trek?
Essential items include trekking boots, warm clothing (layers), a sleeping bag, trekking poles, a rain jacket, and a daypack.

Do I need a guide and porter?

While the trek can be done independently, hiring a guide and/or porter is recommended for safety, navigation, and to ease the load.

Health and Safety

How do I prevent altitude sickness on this trek?

Acclimatize properly by taking rest days, drinking plenty of water, and ascending slowly. Avoid alcohol and stay hydrated.

What should I do in case of an emergency?

For emergencies, descend immediately to lower altitudes. Ensure you have travel insurance that covers high-altitude helicopter rescue.

These FAQs cover essential information to help trekkers plan and prepare for the Tilicho Lake, Annapurna Circuit, and Annapurna Base Camp Trek.

Additional Information

Travel insurance is mandatory for the Annapurna Circuit, Tilicho Lake, and Annapurna Base Camp trek. Given the high altitudes, remote locations, and physical demands, a comprehensive insurance policy ensures peace of mind in case of emergencies.

What Your Insurance Should Cover:

  • High-Altitude Trekking: Make sure your policy covers trekking above 5,000 meters, as Tilicho Lake and Thorong La Pass reach up to 5,416 meters.
  • Helicopter Evacuation: In case of altitude sickness, injuries, or severe weather, helicopter rescue may be necessary. Your insurance must include emergency evacuation.
  • Medical Coverage: Hospitalization, treatments, and medications during your stay in Nepal should be covered.
  • Trip Cancellation/Interruption: Reimbursement for delayed or canceled flights, trek disruptions due to weather, or personal health issues.
  • Lost or Stolen Belongings: Coverage for baggage, documents, or electronics loss.

Tip: Always carry a printed and digital copy of your insurance policy and emergency contact numbers with you during the trek.

Proper gear is essential for comfort and safety on this multi-phase trek. Here’s a checklist of recommended trekking equipment:

Clothing and Layering

Base Layer (Moisture-wicking):

  • Lightweight thermal tops and bottoms for all seasons.
  • Keeps you dry by wicking sweat away from your skin.

Insulating Layer (Warmth)

  • Fleece jacket or down jacket for colder regions.
  • Essential for higher altitudes, especially in winter.

Outer Layer (Protection)

  • Waterproof and windproof jacket (Gore-Tex or similar).
  • Waterproof trousers for monsoon or snow conditions.

Trekking Pants and Shirts

  • Lightweight, quick-drying trekking pants for summer and monsoon.
  • Thermal trekking pants for winter.

Headwear and Gloves

  • Wool or fleece hat for warmth.
  • Lightweight cap or hat for sun protection.
  • Waterproof gloves for monsoon and winter; insulated gloves for winter.

Footwear

  • Sturdy, waterproof trekking boots (broken in before the trek).
  • Warm socks (wool or synthetic for warmth and moisture control).
  • Gaiters for snow or muddy trails during winter and monsoon.

Backpack and Accessories

Backpack

  • 30–40L daypack for essentials.
  • 60–70L backpack for carrying extra gear if trekking without porters.

Sleeping Bag

  • Rated for -10°C to -20°C for winter and high altitudes.
  • Lightweight sleeping bag for summer.

Trekking Poles

Adjustable poles for support on steep or uneven terrain.

Rain Cover

For your backpack during monsoon or rainy weather.

Other Essentials

Water Bottles or Hydration Bladder

  • At least 2–3 liters capacity.
  • Water purification tablets or filter for safe drinking water.

Headlamp with Spare Batteries

  • Essential for early starts or power outages in teahouses.

Personal First Aid Kit

  • Include medication for altitude sickness, pain relief, bandages, and blister treatment.

Sunglasses

  • UV-protected, polarized glasses to prevent snow blindness.

Sunscreen and Lip Balm

  • SPF 30+ to protect against harsh sun at higher altitudes.

Snacks and Energy Bars

  • Lightweight snacks for quick energy boosts on the trail.

Seasonal Adjustments

Spring (March-May)

  • Focus on layers to adjust to varying temperatures.
  • Prepare for some rainfall.
  • Lightweight rain gear and breathable clothing are key.

Autumn (September-November)

  • Layers for warmth in the mornings and evenings.
  • Down jacket and gloves for high altitudes.

Winter (December-February)

  • Extra warm clothing, including thermal layers and insulated gloves.
  • Sleeping bag rated for extreme cold.
  • Crampons may be necessary for icy trails at high passes like Thorong La.

Summer/Monsoon (June-August)

  • Waterproof gear (jacket, trousers, rain cover).
  • Quick-drying clothes and gaiters for muddy trails.
  • Insect repellent for lower altitudes.

Optional Gear

  • Lightweight crampons (winter or icy conditions).
  • Compact travel towel.
  • Trekking map or GPS device.

Want to share this amazing holiday experience with just your group of friends or family? Great news! This trip is available as a Private Adventure.

Our Private Adventure specialists are ready to help you plan your trip, provide a customized quote, and discuss various options to suit your preferences.

📞 Feel free to reach out via WhatsApp: +977-9851014405
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Timing your trek for the best weather is key to having a safe and enjoyable experience. The two main trekking seasons in the Annapurna region are:

1. Autumn (September to November) – Best Overall Season

  • Weather: Clear skies, stable weather, low rainfall
  • Visibility: Exceptional mountain views, crystal-clear panoramas
  • Temperature: Warm days and cold nights, especially at high altitudes
  • Cultural Bonus: Festivals like Dashain and Tihar occur during this time

2. Spring (March to May) – Most Colorful Season

  • Weather: Mild and pleasant, ideal for hiking
  • Scenery: Lush green hills and blooming rhododendrons
  • Visibility: Generally clear with occasional haze
  • Wildlife: Higher chance of spotting birds and wildlife

Less Ideal Seasons

  • Winter (December to February):
  • Pros: Fewer crowds, stunning snow views
  • Cons: Cold temperatures, closed passes due to snow

Monsoon (June to August)

  • Pros: Quiet trails, lush greenery
  • Cons: Heavy rain, leeches, landslides, poor visibility

Client Reviews

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AndrLnrd

Kathmandu, Nepal

Jul 20, 2025

Very good & nice team. Flexible with the itinerary. Fast response. Very Recommended!! I'll be back for sure! Thanks, Peace Nepal Trek! ... + See more ... - See less


Henry Weston

Kathmandu, Nepal

Jul 20, 2025

Excellent Annapurna Circuit Trek Peace Nepal organized an incredible trek which included the Annapurna Circuit and a visit to Annapurna Base Camp. Our guide Prem was great company and made the experience as good as it could have possibly been. Nir was extremely welcoming when we arrived in Kathmandu and lent us several items (sleeping bag, jacket, poles) for the trek which we didn’t have, which was very kind. A very memorable trip! ... + See more ... - See less


Elly

Kathmandu, Nepal

Jul 20, 2025

Annapurna Circuit Then Trek and Tilicho Lake As a solo female traveler, and it is my first trek and visit to Nepal, I was unsure of exactly what to expect... My experience with Peace Nepal Treks was absolutely above and beyond expectations. Having arranged my trek some months earlier, contacting Nir Lama via email, I found communication to be clear and prompt. Nir was reassuring and helpful in suggesting different types of treks given my time frame. I was provided with an itinerary broken down ... + See more day to day, as well as comprehensive lists for packing and other information regarding visiting Nepal. He was also very flexible and accommodating as I changed my mind twice with dates! I was met at the airport by Nir and welcomed warmly. He collected me from my hotel the following day in order to take me to his Peace Nepal office and introduce my wonderful guide, Dupsang, the day before my departure. I felt very reassured and impressed as the route and process were explained. The trek itself was just incredible. Each day seemed more amazing than the last as we made our way around the Annapurna circuit. The detour to Lake Tilicho was one of the highlights, phenomenal!, and one I felt very lucky to see. Dupsang was so attentive, professional, and skilled in his guiding. Safety and my enjoyment were of paramount importance to him. Dupsang’s securing of accommodation in tea houses each night was flawless. His sharing of the local customs and culture as well as knowledge of the terrain was excellent - such a personable man, who I felt very sad to say farewell to at the end of our trek in Pokhara. I would highly recommend Peace Nepal Treks to anyone considering visiting Nepal. Their communication, planning, attention to safety, and detail is exemplary. The cost of the trek was also incredibly reasonable given the longer time frame of 14 days, and the fact I was travelling solo. I felt that both Nir and Dupsang went out of their way to ensure that my experience was a positive one. I was loaned equipment that I otherwise would have had to rent in Kathmandu or buy. I would dearly love to return to Nepal next year and try another trek and would definitely contact Nir and do this through Peace Nepal once again. ... - See less


Lauren S

Kathmandu, Nepal

Jul 20, 2025

Annapurna circuit trek 20 days Peace Nepal Treks were great for a long trek for the Annapurna region. I would highly recommend it. The guide was very professional and knowledgeable. Safely guided me as a solo female through the Annapurna circuit and always found good guest house accommodation. If you are unsure about a trek fitting your itinerary email them with an inquiry and they will do their very best to accommodate you. ... + See more ... - See less


Salle K

Kathmandu, Nepal

Jul 20, 2025

Annapurna Circuit + Base Camp Trek A BIG Thank You to everyone who made our trip an amazing and completely unforgettable experience! Nir was very helpful in booking everything we needed for our trip, prior, during, and after, and was very responsive to all our needs. Even during times of crisis in Nepal, i.e. with the recent earthquakes and the fuel crisis, Nir made sure that our trip was completely uninterrupted. Thank you, Nir! Bil was our tour guide and by far one of the best we had seen i ... + See more n all the other trekking groups, very honest, trustworthy, and very responsible, with a good sense of humor. He made sure during our entire trek that we were kept safe, comfortable and most of all happy with everything. He was extremely flexible and gave us plenty of alternate routes which we could choose whilst on our trek, and also gave us great insight into Nepalese culture and history along the way. Thank you, Bil! Myla and Osalal were our porters, who were very friendly and helpful, making sure we were completely comfortable along the way. They both carried multiple heavily weighted backpacks through extremely tough terrain and climate and never had an issue. Thank you Myla and Osalal! Overall our trip was an experience we will never forget and look back on forever, and one which I would recommend to anyone. The trip gave us the experience, but our group gave us the memories... Thank you very much Peace Nepal Treks! Looking forward to another great adventure in the future... All the best, Salle ... - See less


GarethWesley

Kathmandu, Nepal

Jul 20, 2025

Brilliant and Responsible I can't recommend Peace Nepal Treks highly enough. I have been to the Himalayas twice and both times I have seen the good and bad of trekking guides and porters. Peace Nepal is of a very high standard and also very friendly. You will have a true Nepali experience and learn much about the country and feel confident at all times. ... + See more ... - See less


Alexngdf

Kathmandu, Nepal

Jul 20, 2025

Affordable and versatile planning I found and arranged a trip to Annapurna Region for a trek with this company slightly more than a year ago. I like that the company was open to the requests of the clients, especially in my case since I wanted to combine a trek of the Annapurna Circuit with a detour to Tilicho Lake, and Annapurna Base Camp trek into a single journey. Nir from Peace Nepal Trek was able to come up with an affordable and well-thought-out Itinerary for my group. He was also able t ... + See more o arrange white water rafting, paragliding, and village visits as per our requests efficiently at an affordable price. My one-month trip to Nepal was thus really enjoyable and memorable. ... - See less


Dan Collins

New Zealand

Jul 20, 2025

NEPAL IS AN AMAZING COUNTRY TO VISIT My name is Dan Collins, and I am from New Zealand. I visited Nepal in early 2008, during which time I trekked the Annapurna Circuit, organized through Peace Nepal Treks. Nepal is an amazing country to visit, the culture & scenery are superb, and this is all made even better when you don’t have to worry about anything because you have made arrangements with Peace Nepal Treks. Peace Nepal Treks look after you well, from picking you up from the airp ... See more ort, arranging accommodation, and their trekking guides are excellent and a lot of fun to travel with. I found the best part of their service was that even after the trek is finished, they will still look after you, show you the great sights in Nepal, and will help you or advise you with anything you may need. With Peace Nepal Treks you will gain a first hand and very personal experience of Nepali culture, which will stay with you for the rest of your life. To summaries: You can’t go wrong with Peace Nepal Treks. They are friendly, fun and intelligent people who will really enhance your experience in Nepal, and I regularly keep in contact with Nir & Bil, who I regard as my Nepali brothers. I’m happy to be contacted for more info if need be, feel free to Mail me. See less...


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