ANNAPURNA BASE CAMP (12 DAYS)
Accommodation: Teahouse Trek Grade: Difficult Maximum Altitude: 4130 meters

Annapurna Base camp is encompassed by the preservation area of Annapurna Sanctuary and takes you through the lush sub tropical jungle to the sparsely vegetated fish bowl that houses the small collection of huts and tea houses that is Annapurna Base Camp. This is a worthwhile and stunning trek that takes you right into the heart of the mountains. You can also combine this trek with the circuit trek. Annapurna Base Camp is perhaps one of the most surreal places on earth; you can embrace the mountain silence and solitude and imagine yourself so far removed from everyday life. This is one of our highly recommended treks.

POON HILL/GHORAPANI (3 TO 5 DAYS)
Accommodation: Teahouse Trek Grade: Easy Maximum Altitude: 2300 meters

The Poon Hill trek is perhaps the most popular short trek in the Annapurna region, it's an easy to access trek from Pokhara that takes you to the top of Poon Hill at 3200 meters. The trek offers some of the most breathtaking views of Annapurna and Dhulagari that you will find in Nepal. The trekking route follows the upper Kalagandaki River through lush tropical forests to the quaint township of Ghorapani nestled on a ridge. This is a great first time trek to introduce you to the marvels of trekking in the Himalayas, and it’s going to leave you begging for more.

ANNAPURNA CIRCUIT (18 DAYS)
Accommodation: Teahouse Trek Grade: Moderate Maximum Altitude: 5580 meters

The Annapurna Circuit trek is one of the finest treks in the world, it takes you behind the Annapurnas and brings you back around between the Dhulagari and Annapurna ranges amidst spectacular scenery, mountain views, lush sub tropical jungles and small mountain villages rich in culture. One of the highlights of this route, for any trekker is making the challenging crossing of the isolated Throng La and trekking down the other side to the welcome site of the holy temple at Muktinath. For many people this trek forms for them the most amazing images and memories, as you trek along ancient trade and supply routes you can almost lose yourself to time as if you where one of the original pioneers of this area. You will be greeted and warmly welcomed along the route by the smiling faces of the warm hearted people that live in this region. The views are nothing less than spectacular and the mountain scenery truly inspiring.

MUKTINATH/JOMSOM (3,7 OR 12 DAYS)
Accommodation: Teahouse Trek Grade: Moderate Maximum Altitude: 3749 meters

Muktinath is the pilgrimage centre for Hindus and Buddhist. The main attraction of this trek is the famous Muktinath temples 108 water spouts from where holy water pours, Jwala Mai temple where you can see an eternal flame fed by natural gas and marvelous views of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, Himchuli, Machhapuchchhre and Thorang peak’s.

This trek can be done several ways, as a short fly in fly out trek, trek in from Pokhara or fly in and trek out, depending on how much time you have. An easy option is to fly to Jomsom then trek out down the Kaligandaki valley back into Pokhara, it’s a mostly downhill trek. This trek can also be combined with visits to Poon Hill and the Ghandruk region. It is also a superb first time trek.

GHANDRUK ( 7 DAYS)
Accommodation: Teahouse Trek Grade: Moderate Maximum Altitude: 2300 meters

Ghandruk is a popular trekking destination situated towards the northwest of Pokhara. It sits at an altitude of 2012 meters above sea level and is inhabited by Gurungs, one of the many ethnic groups of Nepal, with their own religion and culture. Ghandruk’s huge Gurung Valley, is the second largest Gurung village settlement in Nepal and headquarters of the Annapurna Conservation Project. Ghandruk offers excellent views of Annapurna South, Machhapuchchhre and Himalchuli. Most of the inhabitants of this village were heavily dependent upon employment in the British Army until the second half of the 20th century. Trekking begins from Naya Pul, exploring the scenic and magnificent beauty of this rich natural paradise. In Ghandruk you can see the Traditional Gurung Museum which displays the local traditional clothes and equipment used by the Gurung people.