Annapurna Base Camp Trek 14 Days

Annapurna Base Camp Guided Trek 14 Days
  • Duration 14 Days
  • Trip Grade Moderate
  • Max. Altitude 4,130 m
  • Trip Start Kathmandu
  • Trip End Kathmandu
  • Trip Area Annapurna Area
  • Nature of Trip Trekking and Hiking with Group or Private Treks
  • Major Activities Reaching ABC, MBC
  • Best Season Autumn and Spring
  • A lot of people are taking the Annapurna Base Camp Trek for 2025, as this trek will get you to the base of the Annapurna I mountains in 14 days.
  • The trip is 2 weeks and includes transfers to Pokhara, guide/porter fees, permits, meals, and teahouse accommodations for about the package price $950 USD.
  • The views were unreal, and the people were nice, but the long climbs and the basic teahouse toilets serve to remind people that, despite the fact that this trek is a teahouse trek but a rugged and fulfilling trek.

The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is one of the more famous and easily accessible treks in the Nepalese Himalaya. It takes trekkers through stunningly lush forests, traditional villages, to the base camp of Annapurna I, which is the 10th highest mountain in the world at 4130 meters. The 14 days Annapurna Base Camp Trek, is also known as the Annapurna Sanctuary trek, and it combines fantastic mountain views, cultural experiences with the local Magar and Gurung communities, and stunning natural scenery - such as rhododendron forests and terraced farmland. Good well-trodden trails, and moderate difficulty level make the Two Weeks Annapurna Base Camp Trek a good adventure for both fit beginners wanting a Himalayan experience, and experienced trekkers.

Annapurna Base Camp Trek 14 Days Price/ Cost

  • Package Price Range: Cost Of Annapurna Base Camp Trek usually ranges anywhere from $620 to $1,290 per person, depending on your trekking operator and what services are included for a 14-day trek.
  • Group size discounts: The more people are in your group the more you benefit from group size discounts.
  • Services Inclusive: Almost all packages include accommodation, meals during the trek, trekking permits (ACAP and TIMS), guide & porters, and ground travel from Kathmandu, Pokhara and the starting point of the trek. As for the specifics, you should verify directly with your operator. 
  • Extra Costs: Items not included in the Annapurna Base Camp Trekking Cost include travel or international flights, travel insurance, personal trekking gear, visa fees, and personal costs - hot shower fees, electronic charging fees, and Wi-Fi. For example, electronic charging is generally around $3–5/hour and hot showers are going to cost around $1–3. ​
  • Seasons: Trekking costs can vary from season to season. Trekking costs can increase in peak seasons (March-May and September - November), and while off-peak seasons may consider providing discounts off-peak seasons also may have inclement weather when trekking in those times.

Annapurna Base Camp Trek 2025

  • The Annapurna Base Camp Trek in 2025 is an amazing trek for either new or experienced trekkers. It is moderately difficult at 4,130 meters (lower than Everest Base Camp), but it is still certainly doable and equally offers exciting opportunities for 360 views of the Himalayas. All-up, the trek is around 70 - 110 kilometres and typically within 7 - 12 days. 
  • Each day, on the 14 Days Annapurna Himalaya Trek trekkers will be walking between 8 - 20 kilometres through beautiful rhododendron forests, terraced fields and rural villages of the Gurung and Magar people to create a pleasant mixture of nature and culture.
  • There will be peak trekking months in 2025, being March to May and September to November, October weather is a great time. Please note that winter and summer treks may take more planning to allow for either cold or monsoon conditions.
  • The Cost Of Annapurna Base Camp Trek in 2025 is from $650 to USD 1,000, depending on group size and services, and usually includes guides, permits, meals, teahouses or guesthouses, and sometimes includes transportation from Pokhara. 
  • The highlights in 2025 include sunrise views from Poon Hill, soaking in the hot springs of Jhinu Danda, and eye-level views of peaks like Annapurna I, Machhapuchhre ("Fishtail"), and Hiunchuli while experiencing the wonderful Nepali hospitality and local traditions.

Introduction To 14 Days Annapurna Base Camp Trek

In the ABC Trek 14 Days, you'll witness deliriously spectacular sunrises at Poon Hill, relieve yourself in the natural hot springs at Jhinu Danda, and find yourself at the base camp courtyard looking in every direction at towering snow-capped peaks including Machhapuchhre, Annapurna South and Hiunchuli. 

The itinerary traverses so many amazing, colorful villages in the Annapurna region, including Ghorepani, Chhomrong, and Ghandruk, all showcasing the incredible hospitality, warmth and culture of the local people you traverse along the way. Most importantly, Trekking in the Annapurna Base Camp Itinerary encourages slow and measured acclimatization so you can fully enjoy all the spectacular scenery and ecological diversity of the Annapurna Conservation Area. 

When you research the Annapurna base camp Trek Cost, you will find that the Annapurna base camp Trek cost we offer is a lot cheaper than you will find for a similar Himalayan adventure. The ABC Trek Cost includes your important permits, lodges and tea houses, meals, and experienced guides to ease us on our journey up and down through the mountains to ensure we have a safe and fun time trekking.

In general, the Annapurna Base camp Trekking Cost is amazing value for money; therefore, the ABC Trek is a very manageable dream for adventurers. If you are looking for a great trekking holiday, then the Annapurna Base Camp Trek 14 Days, is a great mixture of challenge, comfort, and local culture.

Highlights

  • Experiencing the incredible sunrise view of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Ranges at Poon Hill with vast 360-degree views of the Himalayas. 
  • Reaching Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m) in between Annapurna I, Machhapuchhre and Hiunchuli. 
  • Going through different habitats in different zones as I traversed habitats through lush rhododendron forests to alpine meadows, exemplifying the extent and richness of biodiversity in the region. 
  • Being treated to the warm welcome and distinctive way of life of the Gurung and Magar villagers in this region such as Ghandruk and Chhomrong.
  • Dipping into the natural hot springs at Jhinu Danda after multiple days of trekking was invigorating. 
  • Strolling around the charming city of Pokhara with its easy going vibe, tranquil lakes and mountain scenery. 
  • Visiting and experiencing Kathmandu's vibrant structure and ambiance with its UNESCO Heritage sites, like the Durbar Square and the Boudhanath Stupa. 
  • Crossing suspension bridges over rushing rivers. 
  • Meeting other trekkers and having a great laugh sharing stories with the other trekkers at the local tea houses all along the trek. 
  • Completing a challenging trek that got me out of my comfort zone but ultimately gave me an immense sense of accomplishment and personal development in the magnificent Himalayas.

Everyone Talks About the Annapurna Base Camp Trek — Here’s Why It Actually Lives Up to the Hype

14 days Annapurna Himalaya Trek It is undeniably one of the most sought-after treks in Nepal. Imagine wandering through picturesque alpine forests, marvelling at glacial valleys, and gazing out at vast areas of snow-covered peaks; all this in just a week. The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is more than just your average nature walk. The climbs are steep, the bridges are suspended, and you'll likely be woken up early in the morning for views that look like they are out of a nature documentary. 

The Route Feels Like a Greatest Hits Album of the Himalayas

From the terraced hills thick with greenery in Nayapul to the massive amphitheatre of mountains at base camp, the 14 Days Annapurna Base Camp Hiking Trail rides an emotional rollercoaster.

One moment, you’re surrounded by thick mist in rhododendron forests, and the next, you’re sipping masala tea while Annapurna South glows pink in the sunset. Whether you’re outfitted for the trip or not, you’ll be on the lookout for every photo opportunity while very rapidly filling up your camera roll.

Annapurna Base Camp: The Moment Everything Goes Silent

ABC - Annapurna I Base Camp
Reaching Annapurna Base Camp

Arriving at Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 meters is equivalent to arriving at a holy sanctuary. It is full in this snow-enveloping amphitheatre where the giant summits—Annapurna I (8,091m), Machapuchare (6,993m), and Hiunchuli (6,441m)—bless the terrain into a cathedral of nature.

Trekkers as of  2025 account for nearly a surreal stillness that descends with arrival at this level, where even mountain winds appear to fail as an expression of respect as they reach the Base Camp with Annapurna Base Camp Trek 14 Days.

The air becomes thinner, and you get this feeling of heightened awareness. Time stands still as you gaze out upon the vision of these Himalayan giants that not only tower above but appear to know you're present.

Trekkers have felt insignificant but somehow connected to something bigger when in these times of stillness, and memory of such lingers long after trekking back down to lower levels.

Worth Every Step (Even If the Knees Disagree)

The ABC Trek is a physical challenge—you will experience many strenuous uphill climbs that may test your physical limits such as the infamous 3,300 stone staircase trek to Ulleri which many 2025 trekkers fell short of achieving. The trek requires acclimatization with altitude sickness starting at altitude 3,000M. The downhills can also be quite demoralizing on your knees, knee joints, particularly on the steep stone stairs while at Chhomrong and Tadapani. But the challenge is what makes it exciting. 

To witness the golden sunrise over Machapuchare's hallmark "Fishtail" summit is doubly satisfying after expending the sweat and energy exerted to get to the point. Many trekkers have declared that while the physical effort is tremendous, the cultural immersion of Gurung settlements, variety of landscapes, and the overwhelming sense of accomplishment makes it an experience that alters your life for the better albeit suffering through each painful step.

Advantages of the Package With Adventure Altitude Treks

  • Transfers to/from the airport and to/from the trek are provided by private vehicle, making your travel seamless and saving you time.
  • We supply a comprehensive first aid kit and have the assistance of a qualified medical provider to ensure your trek experience is safe.
  • We will provide down jackets, t-shirts and caps upon request for your convenience.
  • We will arrange emergency evacuations. The cost of the rescue can be claimed against insurance.
  • We use an oximeter to monitor blood oxygen saturation levels and have portable oxygen in-stock for safety management at altitude.
  • You will get a local SIM card to enable communication you may need during the trek.
  • You can elect for either 14 or 16 days of trekking according to your schedule.
  • All our qualified and insured guides carry first aid kits and maps.
  • We have group pickups at the end of the trek via vehicle making it easy for you to return to your accommodation.
  • Overall our prices represent excellent value by virtue of our fair prices for Annapurna Base Camp.

100% Successful & Guaranteed Annapurna Base Camp Trek in 14 Days

The 14 Days Annapurna Base Camp Hiking that can take you to base camp at any point of the year and with experienced trekking professionals.

You will get the best views of the inhabited world; stop in iconic cities such as Kathmandu, Pokhara, and through famous hiking spots like Ghorepani, Poon Hill and the mountains and culture. The itinerary is packed with additional safety and comfort.

Your team will have your airport transfer covered; they will include guided sightseeing tours and acclimatization days to help you along the way.

14 Days ABC Trek Cost    

The  Annapurna Base Camp Trek Cost is as follows:

14 Days Annapurna Base Camp Trek for 1 Pax — USD 765 

14 Days Annapurna Base Camp Trek for 2 to 3 Pax 4 to 6 Pax — USD 650 per person 

14 Days Annapurna Base Camp Trek for 7 to 10 Pax — USD 625 per person 

14 Days Annapurna Base Camp Trek for 11 to 15 Pax — USD 600 per person 

Popular Annapurna Trek Packages We Offer for 2025

Our Classic Annapurna Base Camp Trekking is 2025's most popular Annapurna Trekking Package. The 14 trekking days visit stunning scenery and villages while providing some of the best mountain scenery - remember you also get the uch experiences of the sunrise from Poon Hill, Ghorepani and Chhomrong (to name just a few). The Annapurna Sanctuary will provide one of the ultimate trekking experiences around the world. 

Annapurna trekking options also include the Annapurna Circuit Trek, the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek and the Tilicho Lake Trek, which can be tailor-made with you based on your fitness level and time available.

Looking for more trekking options around Annapurna? 

We have opportunities that also include great family-based options like the Manaslu Circuit Trek and the Upper Mustang Trek, to shorter day hikes and adventures from Pokhara, which can be designed for the same cultural and amazing natural experiences and memories in the Annapurna region.

Permits Arrangement Will Be Made By The Company for ABC Trek 2025

Permit Type

Cost for Foreign Nationals

Cost for SAARC Nationals

Validity

Where to Obtain

Documents Required

Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)

NPR 3,000 (approx. USD $25–30)

NPR 1,000 (approx. USD $8–10)

Duration of the trek

Nepal Tourism Board offices in Kathmandu and Pokhara; ACAP entry permit counters in Besisahar, Lamjung; ACAP office in Birethanti

Valid passport, two passport-sized photographs, completed permit application form

Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) Card

NPR 2,000 (approx. USD $15–20)

NPR 600 (approx. USD $5–6)

Duration of the trek

Nepal Tourism Board offices in Kathmandu and Pokhara; through registered trekking agencies

Valid passport, two passport-sized photographs, completed TIMS application form

Itinerary
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14 Days Annapurna Base Camp Trek 2025 / 2026 Cost and Itinerary

The Annapurna Base Camp Trek in Nepal is a thrilling value at USD 899 per person; there are no hidden costs; you simply pay for what you are getting! The trek begins in Kathmandu; then we pass through charming villages, dense forests, and jaw-dropping mountain vistas until we reach the world-famous Annapurna Base Camp. Our all-inclusive price includes your accommodation, meals, transportation, permits, and a professional trekking guide. Our itinerary will ensure you have a comfortable trek and the best acclimatization plan. For more information, please contact us at +9779845449032 (phone or WhatsApp) or [email protected].

  • AccommodationHotel
  • MealsBreakfast
  • Altitude/Time1400m/ Free Day

When you arrive in Kathmandu you will be greeted at the airport, and transported to your hotel right in the thick of the action in Kathmandu. Once you check into the hotel you will either be free to continue exploring the lively streets of which Thamel is always full of and enjoy the opportunity to relax in the hotel.

Food is available at the hotel as well as nearby restaurants which can offer some traditional Nepali food. You will see many sights of historical significance such as Swayambhunath Stupa and Pashupatinath Temple. You may also see the rolling hills surrounding Kathmandu and, on clear days, see the distant view of the Himalayas.

  • AccommodationHotel
  • MealsBreakfast
  • Altitude/Time850m/ 6-7 hours

You will leave Kathmandu after breakfast, and head out for a drive to Pokhara today using the beautiful Prithvi Highway to Start your 14 Days Annapurna Base Camp Trek from Pokhara. While you drive along the highway you will have a chance to experience green rolling hills, terraced fields, and beautiful views of the Trishuli River.

Along the way you will pass through towns like Damauli and you may even get a glimpse of the Manakamana Temple in the hills in the distance. Lunch will usually be at a roadside restaurant where you will get to try local food with great views. When you arrive in Pokhara you will see Begnas Lake and Rupa Lake and views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri. Dinner will either be at your hotel or at a restaurant along the lakeshore, as you wind down the day in a beautiful place like Pokhara.

  • AccommodationTeahouses
  • MealsBreakfast- Lunch- Dinner
  • Altitude/Time1,960m/ 5-6 hours

This morning we set off for Nayapul situated at the start of our Annapurna Base Camp Trek. The journey from your hotel to Nayapul follows the Seti Gandaki River as it winds to the north through several small villages on route. Upon arrival in Nayapul and the start of our trek, we travel to a path that has terracing amongst lush green surroundings, mine out of the vibrant village of Birethanti . We will continue with the river until we reach the bustling village of Tikhedhunga and we will trek through a ton of stone steps wrapped in nature.

We will stop for lunch at a teahouse in Tikhedhunga where we will sample the local flavors that engulf you. After lunch we will finish off the last few steps and if that was not enough we are gearing up for an upward trek to Ulleri here where we will be treated to some incredible views down the valley as well as some of the surrounding hills or famous Annapurna peaks that are hard to miss for dinner and overnight at a cozy teahouse in Ulleri to chill and loosen before your next adventure awaits you.

  • AccommodationTeahouses
  • MealsBreakfast- Lunch- Dinner
  • Altitude/Time2,874m/ 5-6 hours

Your Annapurna Base Camp Trekking will continue upwards, after a lovely breakfast in Ulleri, through a beautiful and dense beam forest of rhododendrons; beautiful in the spring when it is in bloom. The next portion of the trek to Ghorepani is moderate, with stone steps and the dirt path providing a solid workout. You will pass a couple of small villages (e.g. Banthanti and Hile) that provide some opportunities for exposure to local Gurung culture.

There is almost always a lunch stop at a teahouse in a village while trekking to Ghorepani, which also gives you an opportunity to relax for a bit, enjoy a nice traditional Nepali meal, and immerse yourself in some Gurung culture. As you approach Ghorepani, the forest opens up and you will see the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges that flank the valleys. Dinner at your accommodation in Ghorepani provides a great cozy place to enjoy the evening before preparing for tomorrow's trek to Poon Hill.

  • AccommodationTeahouses
  • MealsBreakfast- Lunch- Dinner
  • Altitude/Time3,210m/ 6-7 hours

You will wake up early near dawn to have breakfast in Ghorepani, before tackling the famous Poon Hill viewpoint (a short but steep climb) for stunning views of sunrises on the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. The eight mile sacred views will lead you back to Ghorepani for late breakfast at a tea house for a well earned breakfast.

After breakfast you will continue Annapurna Himalaya Base Camp Hiking through the rhododendron forests and terraced fields which will take you through villages including Ghandruk and Chitre. Some of the villages have tea houses where we will stop for lunch to enjoy local dishes and the views, or, to relax.

After lunch we will move forward to our final destination of Tadapani village, which is set in a natural location amongst beautiful forest. You will enjoy dinner and a peaceful overnight stay in Tadapani, again in nature's playground.

  • AccommodationTeahouses
  • MealsBreakfast- Lunch- Dinner
  • Altitude/Time2,170m/ 6-7 hours

The ABC Trail comes down from the breakfast stop in Tadapani through forests rich in bamboo and rhododendron which provide a nice cool shaded walk. You will head down on the trail, pass through the small settlement Sinuwa, and cross suspension bridges over rushing and clear mountain streams.

Then, the trail climbs gradually on the way to Chomrong - a large Gurung village, which is the gateway to the Annapurna Base Camp trek. A lunch stop is made at a teahouse on the way where you have the option to try some of the traditional Nepali dal bhat or noodles.

You will see those fantastic views of Annapurna South and Machapuchare (Fishtail) peak as you get closer to Chomrong. You will enjoy dinner and an overnight stay in Chomrong before continuing on with your journey onto the mountains.

  • AccommodationTeahouses
  • MealsBreakfast- Lunch- Dinner
  • Altitude/Time2,600m/ 5-6 hours

Begin your journey with breakfast in Chhomrong. After breakfast you will head down steep steps before crossing the Chhomrong Khola on a suspension bridge. The trail leading to Mount Annapurna Base Camp climbs steeply through thick forests to Sinuwa, where you will stop for lunch. You can enjoy a nice view of the mountains as you enjoy your lunch.

After lunch you will carry along the trail that winds through thick bamboo, rhododendron forests, and the sleepy village of Bamboo. You will be walking beside the Modi Khola river, and may spot some wildlife and waterfalls along the way.

You will then continue through a longer stretch of open undergrowth, with oak and rhododendron woods before arriving at Dovan. You will have dinner, and will stay at a teahouse in Dovan, deep in nature, with the river bubbling along.

  • AccommodationTeahouses
  • MealsBreakfast- Lunch- Dinner
  • Altitude/Time3,200m/ 3-4 hours

The ABC Trekking Trail to just passing Dovan takes you up through dense bamboo and rhododendron forests up the Modi Khola valley, and you may want to stop for tea after the tiny hamlet of Himalaya and right before entering the solitude of the journey.

After the Himalaya, you trek a few more hundred meters further through some rocky and waterfall sections as the forest and fog recede and the distance separates. You usually have a teahouse meal in the Himalayas or a long trek along the way.

As you arrive further along in your trek, you will arrive in Deurali, where the scenery opens up a beautiful amount of sheer cliffs and snowy mountains. Deurali is a great survey to stop overnight after dinner to build strength for the final slog to base camp.

  • AccommodationTeahouses
  • MealsBreakfast- Lunch- Dinner
  • Altitude/Time4,130m/ 5-6 hours

Following an early breakfast in Deurali, you will continue your 14-day Annapurna Trekking Journey and rise slowly as you enter the alpine zone, and the trail weaves its way through the narrow gorge of the Modi Khola above. You will walk through Machhapuchhre Base Camp (MBC) to stop for lunch and enjoy views of Machhapuchhre and Annapurna South.

Above MBC, the trail rises and opens into a wide glacial basin surrounded by imposing steep snow-capped peaks and the anticipation of reaching Annapurna Base Camp (ABC). The rocky path will be easier to navigate, and the temperature will also be noticeably colder. Upon your arrival at ABC, you will have dinner and get to enjoy sleeping next to the 360-degree views of the  Himalayan giants.

  • AccommodationTeahouses
  • MealsBreakfast- Lunch- Dinner
  • Altitude/Time2,400m/ 5-6 hours

After breakfast at Annapurna Base Camp, you will retrace the same route down through the alpine meadows, walking through Machhapuchhre Base Camp. Soon after, you will descend into the gorge, passing Deurali, with lunch planned in a teahouse before proceeding past Himalaya.

The path follows down through large lush forests with bamboo and rhododendron continually on both sides until you pass through Dovan and Bamboo while not only descending altitude but also enjoying the warming air. Take in the changing scenery and listen to the river, which will be the soundtrack of the entire way.

You will enjoy dinner and staying overnight in Bamboo, before resting and contemplating your travels through Annapurna sanctuary.

  • AccommodationTeahouses
  • MealsBreakfast- Lunch- Dinner
  • Altitude/Time1,760m/ 6-7 hours

The ABC Trekking Day begins after breakfast at Bamboo. The trail will then descend down lush rhododendron forests, and bamboo forests before climbing back up with an ascent toward Chomrong - a bustling Gurung village with the magnificent views of the Annapurna and Machapuchare mountains.

After taking a break and lunch in Chomrong you will walk down a very steep stone staircase down to the Modi Khola River, then once at the river, the path will ascend onto Jhinu Danda towering above the river up the hillside. Trekkers can relax in the world famous natural hot springs about 20-minute walk south down the river.

Walking into the relaxing pools is pure euphoria after a hard day of trekking. You will then eat a teahouse dinner and overnight at the teahouse in Jhinu Danda with amazing views of the mountains and nature surrounding you.

  • AccommodationTeahouses
  • MealsBreakfast- Lunch
  • Altitude/Time820m/ 6-7 hours

After breakfast in Jhinu Danda, you will mainly descend into beautiful forests & terraced fields via small villages such as Landruk before arriving back in Nayapul. Overall, the Return Annapurna Base Camp Trek Route is downhill, and the trek is very simple, with beautiful views of the Modi Khola valley and hills nearby; we typically stop for lunch in a teahouse in Landruk or along the way to Nayapul.

You will eventually arrive at Nayapul & at the end of the trek, where you have arranged transport back to Pokhara. The drive back will be approximately 1.5 to 2 hours of countryside drive through small towns and beautiful Nepali scenery. Once you arrive in Pokhara you will have dinner and overnight at your hotel with a beautiful lakeside view, a long hot shower, and rest after a long and Last day trek on 14-day Annapurna Base Camp Trek Itinerary.

  • AccommodationTeahouses
  • MealsBreakfast
  • Altitude/Time1400m/ 8-9 hrs

After breakfast in Pokhara, you will begin your scenic drive back to Kathmandu on the Prithvi Highway. The travel time from Pokhara by road to Kathmandu is about 6 or 7 hours.

You will travel the same scenic roads traversing the hills and terraced fields, the Trishuli River, and views of places like Damauli will cross your path, relaxing greenish countryside, and in the distance, views of the northern Himalayas. On the way back, lunch will be taken at a local Nepali roadside restaurant.

When you return to Kathmandu, our driver will take you to the hotel in the city. You will have the rest of the evening to shop, as well as some other cultural sites in Kathmandu. You will then have a fresh supper at the hotel or nearby restaurant to celebrate the end of your Annapurna Base Camp Trek.

  • AccommodationTeahouses
  • MealsBreakfast
  • Altitude/Time1400m

On the last day of your Annapurna Himalaya Base Camp Trip, following breakfast at your hotel in Kathmandu, you will receive a private transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for your departing flight.

Depending on your flight schedule, there may be time for you to check out some local markets or relax at the hotel. The airport transfer will be organized and timed well to allow ample time for you to get to your international flight.

We hope this has been an unforgettable adventure in the Annapurna region of Nepal, with stunning mountain vistas, rich culture, and fantastic natural hot springs.

Not satisfied with this regular itinerary?

Are you interested on planning custom trip? Feel free to contact us.

Cost Details
What's Included

 International Airport Pickup and Drop-Off Services

  • International Arrival Pickup

  • International Dropoff on your Final Departure Day

Accommodations Services

  • 8 Nights in Local Tea Houses/lodges (Twin Sharing Basis)

  • 2 Nights in 3 - star hotel in Kathmandu (Twin Sharing Basis)

  • 2 Nights in 3 - star hotel in Pokhara (Twin Sharing Basis)

Trekking Permits

  • Local Government Entry Permit (Trek Card)

  • Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)
  • Trekkers' Information Management Systems Card (TIMS)

Private Transportation Services

  • Kathmandu to Pokhara by 

  • Pokhara to Nayapul by local bus/jeep

 

Food Services

  • 8 days of Breakfast: Local and Continental Choicefrom Tea House Menu

  • 8 days of Lunch: Simple and Light Lunch in Tea houses

  • 8 days of Dinner: Veg and Non-Veg Meals from the local tea houses Menu

Guide/Porter Services

  • English-speaking government-licensed guide (Minimum 12 Years Experience)

  • All Meals for the guide or porter

  • Insurances for Guide & Porter

  • Well-Paid Salary as Per Government Rates

  • First-Aid Kit Box Carried by Our Team

  • Trekking Porter Services (Available on Fixed Departure dates; 2 Guests Share 1 Porter)

What's Excluded
  • Nepal visa fees upon arrival in Nepal

  • Lunch & Dinner at Kathmandu - Pokhara

  • Tips and gratitude to the guides, drivers, porters, other staff, etc.

  • Extra-day expenses apart from the scheduled itinerary

  • Personal expenses like drinks, laundry, shopping, personal gear, hot shower, electronic battery recharges, and WiFi

  • All other expenses are not included in the cost list.

  • Travel Insurance: It must be covered for medical and emergency evacuations with a minimum value of USD 100,000.

Useful Info

Accommodations on ABC Hike

What is the accommodation like on the Annapurna Base Camp Trek? 

Accommodation will be in teahouses, which are basic lodges run by locals. In general, a teahouse has very basic amenities like twin beds, a sitting/dining area and either shared bathing facilities or a shared toilet. Although there are some lodges at lower elevations which may have private rooms with toilets or a combination of shared toilets and bathing facilities, this is not common.

Are blankets and bedding provided at the teahouses? 

Yes, nearly every teahouse will have basic bedding and blankets. That said, it will also pay to carry a sleeping bag if you want to be extra warm, particularly at higher elevations. 

Do I have to pre-book accommodation?

 If you are trekking during the high tourist seasons of Spring and Autumn, you will want to pre book your accommodation. When trekking in low season times like Winter and Monsoon, there will still be accommodation available on a first-come served basis.

Foods Facilities To Know About

What kind of meals can I expect on a trek? 

We offer three meals a day on the package. There will variety of meals at teahouses, including local Nepali meal options (e.g., dal bhat) and an assortment of other international food options (e.g., pasta, pancakes, and soup). In general, the meals provided will be mostly oversized; this provides support for the fuel needed for your trek the next day. 

Are there vegetarian meals and options? 

There are a variety of vegetarian meals and, in some cases, vegan meals available; to ensure a teahouse can provide vegan meals, they would generally just need advance notice to organize them. 

Is tap water safe for drinking while trekking?

You should not drink untreated tap water. Trekkers are recommended to use water purifying tablets or filters, or they can also buy bottled water to help reduce the risk of getting sick.

Best Time

When is the best time to trek to Annapurna Base Camp?

The best time for 14 Days Annapurna Base Camp Hiking in Nepal is in spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November) when temperatures, as well as visibility, are generally agreeable and clear. In these two seasons, temperatures can be in the deep freeze and clear visibility can incorporate both positive and negative challenges of mountains as well.

Can I trek During the Monsoon Season?

One can trek during monsoon season (June to August), but leeches and slippery trails, clouds/rain, and lower visibility (just to name a few) are some of the challenges of trekking in a monsoon season.

Is it a good time to trek in winter?

Trekking in winter (December to February) may give you a fabulous trek in solitude with clear views, but the other important factors to consider are cold temperatures and snow, which people should be prepared for in any kind of trekking.

Safety

Is it safe to solo trek the Annapurna Base Camp Trek?

Generally remain safe to do solo, although it will probably be safer with a guide or as part of a group and will certainly give you local knowledge. 

What are the dangers of altitude sickness and how do I avoid it?

Altitude sickness can occur at elevations above 2500m. The best way to limit the occurrence of AMS on Annapurna Himalaya Trek 14 Days, is to rise more slowly and steadily, remain hydrated, and find an itinerary which provides the most acclimatization days.

Are there any emergency services along the trek?

Medical services can be limited at times, however there are select points along the trek where you may ideally find clinics. While helicopter medivacs are possible in emergencies, would always suggest you take the appropriate travel insurance out.

Difficulty OF Annapurna Base Camp Trekking

Is Annapurna Base Camp Trek challenging?

The 14 Days Annapurna Base Camp Hiking is considered a moderate one with the top at 4,130 metres. There is no technical climb, but you will need to possess a certain level of fitness. 

Do I need experience in trekking?

You do not need any trekking experience in the past; however, having a moderate level of fitness and little walking experience should make your overall trekking experience better. 

How long will the trek take?

Typically, the Annapurna Base Camp Trekking Itinerary lasts between 10 and 14 days, depending on the itinerary and acclimatizing to heights. The distance covered is about 115 kilometres.

Passport and Visa

Do you need a visa to travel to Nepal?

Yes, under normal conditions, travelers to Nepal will require a visa. You can apply for an arrival visa when you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, or you can apply for one in advance at one of the Nepalese consulates on the way to Nepal.

What are the passport requirements for Nepal?

The requirement is that your passport be valid for a minimum of six months from the date you leave Nepal. You will also need at least one blank page for your entry stamp.

Do I need a permit for the Annapurna Base Camp Trek?

Yes, all trekkers must have the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and the Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) card and other permits. Trekkers will need to get this from any trekking agency, but it may also be obtained from the Nepal Tourism Board.              

Extra Personal Expenses on Trekking

On this trek, what personal expenses might I have?

Honestly, you'll be spending personal money on things like hot showers, charging devices, Wi-Fi, snacks, drinks, etc. - things that you may not typically spend money on when you are on a trekking trip.

What would be a reasonable estimate for daily personal expenses?

I would estimate around $5 to $10 a day, depending on your needs and your "style" of spending.

Are there any additional costs that I need to know about?

Most ABC Trek packages will include food, lodging, etc., as part of your trek; just be aware that sometimes there are additional costs you may incur beyond the package costs. Some of these may be from tips, laundry, emergencies, GST, etc. It is wise to set aside a little more, just in case!

Travel Insurance

Do I need travel insurance for the Annapurna Base Camp Trek?

Travel insurance is not a legal requirement, but we highly recommend you take one out. It can cover a variety of aspects of your travel, including emergency medical cover, evacuation costs, and cancellation of your trip.

What should my travel insurance policy include?

Your policy should include trekking to altitude (up to 6000 meters), all types of medical emergencies, helicopter evacuation, and all forms of cancellation.

Can I purchase travel insurance when I get to Nepal?

It is wise to get a comprehensive travel insurance policy before leaving for Nepal, it is safer to cover the journey from the moment you leave home.

Transportation

What transport options will be available from Kathmandu to the start of the trek?

Typically, for ABC Trek visitors will go from Kathmandu to Pokhara by tourist bus or flight and then be taken in private vehicle or on shared public transport (local bus) to their destination.

In what ways is private transport different from shared transport?

Private transport provides you with more flexibility and comfort and you'll go A-B straight. But it's more expensive. Shared transport options, such as local buses, are cheaper but less comfortable and will take longer.

Should I book my transport in advance?

At the peak times of  Trekking to Annapurna Base Camp, you would like to advance pay to arrange your transport on private hire and the improved tourist bus transport.

Last Minute Bookings Available

There is a last-minute booking option for the Annapurna Base Camp Trek 14 Days. Last-minute bookings are available only 24 to 48 hours ahead of your departure.

Last Minute Annapurna Base Camp Trek bookings have to be prepaid at the time of booking. However, you can do this in any way that is agreeable to you by forms, email, WhatsApp message, or phone Last-minute prices are the same prices as if you booked regularly and include all the regulars profiting: guided trek, permits, accommodation, meals, and airport transfer, as indicated above.

The advantage of a Last-Minute Trek is that as soon as you book your spot, you can kick back and enjoy the full experience of one smooth adventure that you only just made the commitment to.

FAQs
  • Since 2023, you will need a guide to trek in the mountains of Nepal. Ultimately, hiring a local guide will make your experience safer overall and provide you information about the area.

  • In terms of a sleeping bag, you are recommended to bring one especially for insulation and a higher elevation; teahouse blankets are sometimes useful when cold. 

  • The basic language that is spoken is Nepali. However, many Teahouse owners and guides may be able to speak the basics of English. People are usually impressed if you learn some Nepali phrases and try to use them.

  • There are no specific age limits, but children or older adults should be fit and mentally prepared to deal with physical adaptations. Please check with your doctor, especially for younger children or at the other end of the age spectrum. 

  • Yes, trekking gear can be purchased or rented in Kathmandu and Pokhara, and there is a wide variety available (price & quality). So, be careful while shopping.

  • The number of people on guided treks ranges from a private trek with only your guide to 10 or more in a larger group. You can expect a more personalized experience in a smaller group.

  • Most treks will include vegetarian meals, while a few teahouses have, if adequate notice is given, contacted and made arrangements for vegans. Please be sure to always be clear on your dietary needs.

  • Some families will trek with children. However, it does take a lot of planning and consideration of the child and their ability to acclimatize and to keep fit. It is not recommended to take children under the age of 10 trekking up to a high altitude.

  • Guides are trained to handle emergencies and to coordinate first aid and evacuation. Helicopter rescue is possible but expensive, so you will want travel insurance.

  • You may pack your snacks to eat whilst trekking, such as energy bars, nuts or chocolate. Just avoid heavy foods or perishable foods. There are plenty of food options at the local tea houses, and the food offered along the route is satisfactory.

What Our Clients Say...
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    Barrett EdwardsAlgeriaMarch 21, 2025
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    An Unforgettable Himalayan Adventure with Expert Guidance

    The 14-day Annapurna Base Camp trek with Adventure Altitude Treks was truly the trip of a lifetime. The guides were very knowledgeable, attended to your needs and thoroughly considered your safety. The views were out of this world and changed every day with new scenery and experience. The teahouse stays were super comfy and the food was local and delicious. I especially appreciated the pace of the adventure; it was slowed down to allow for needed acclimatization and added to the enjoyment of the adventure! The sunrise on both the amassed reach and base camp was worth every nasty slip made on the steep climbing. I would absolutely recommend this trek for any memorable occurrence of the Himalayas.

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    Blanca WarrenCambodiaOctober 18, 2024
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    Seamless Trekking Experience with Great Support and Culture

    I have been fortunate to fulfill a life-long dream by trekking to Annapurna Base Camp with Adventure Altitude Treks. The scenery was constantly changing; one day, we were trekking through terraced fields, and the next, we had tea with 7,600m peaks towering above us; this made our trek feel different every day. Our guide was very knowledgeable about the terrain, the plants and the wildlife, and most importantly, very inspired to keep us moving! Our accommodations were very comfortable, and our bodies always enjoyed sustenance and food at the end of the day. I was very pleased to make some great friends (camaraderie) that I know I will value in the future. I found the trek to be very strenuous yet doable, and I will never forget the moment we reached Base Camp.

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