Overview
Opened for tourism since 1980, this region trekking has been recognized as one of the world’s best trekking trails according to a recent survey by Modern Maturity (USA) and so it is renowned as one of the world’s paramount trekking destinations. It escorts you through Rhododendron forests and over the foothills of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains. Annapurna Circuit Trekking gives you awesome views of the peaks,including Annapurna I, II, III, IV, Dhaulagiri (the spectacular ice pyramid) and Machchhapuchhre (Fish Tail), Annapurna South and Manaslu.
Nepal Eco Adventure’s Annapurna circuit trekking is ideal for beginners as well as highly experienced or professional trekkers and mountaineers. Annapurna trekking is not only popular for the trekking experience, but also the natural hot spring, world’s deepest Gorge, known as Kali Gandaki Gorge, world’s highest altitude lake (Tilicho Lake), landscape and stunning water fall (Ruptse waterfall). Annapurna Conservation Area has 100 varieties of Orchids and some of the richest temperate Rhododendron forests in the world with sub-tropical lowlands, valleys, bamboo, oak forests,alpine meadows, exposed desert plateaus along with 440 species of birds and animals like Marten, Deer, Langoor Monkey and the Snow Leopard. This trekking is the most rewarding way to experience Nepal’s natural embellishments and cultural assortment. Walking through Rhododendron Forests, isolated Hamlets, small mountain villages, alongside native Fauna and breathtaking landscapes, you will also encounter friendly and warm hearted people of different cultures offering a fascinating glimpse of traditional rural life.
You can make Annapurna Circuit Trek from two to four weeks. For the Annapurna trekking, there are many options to reach your starting point such as by private jeep to Dharapani. The route encircles the Annapurna Range, a collection of massive, snow-covered summits, many over 26,000 feet. While walking on the Annapurna circuit trekking route, you will encounter 17,000-feet passes, glaciers, the world’s deepest valley, pine forests, rice paddies, tundra, remote villages, and ancient monasteries. Most trips start up at the Marsyangdi River and then continue north to the wooded Manang Valley through Chame, Pisang, and Braga (or other villages in the valley). You must take your time initially, getting used to the elevation. Midway through the trip, you will encounter 5416m Thorung La Pass. On the other side of the pass, it is a steep descent to the Hindu and Buddhist shrines at Muktinath.
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Itinerary
From Kathmandu, we start early for our drive to Dharapani by private jeep. Once we reach there, we freshen up and spend the night at the local lodge.
From Bagarchhap we start ahead to reach a Danaque village and then a steep climb to reach a Tamang village with exquisite views of Manaslu, Lamjung , Annapurna and other mountain beauties. As we trek through a Tibetan village that acts as a transition between the lowlands and high hills, we follow a gradual flat path to Thanchowk, Kolo and finally to Chame.
We first pass through the older part of Chame, climb up to Telekhu and continue on a long, leveled path through forests to Brathang. The trails rounds a bend and once we continue ahead we need to cross back to the south bank of Marsyangdi River on a suspension bridge. Then the trail forms a gentle climb over a pine forested ridge and then levels again as we move from the upper part of Manang valley to Pisang.
The town of Pisang is the beginning of the upper region of the Manang district. On this day, the trek climbs to Braga, a Tibetan styled village. The houses here are stacked upon each other forming verandas with each others rooftops. The main attraction is the Gompa, the largest in the district, with a vast array of statues in display and perched on a high crag with the view of the entire village. After a while we reach Manang, where we refresh and spend the night.
As we are moving to higher elevations, we need to acclimatize to avoid the risk of altitude sickness. Manang is the perfect spot with its beautiful natural setting and a hike up to Khangsar in the afternoon for a short detour.
After the rest, we feel rejuvenated to continue forward on our trip. As we move past the tall trees towards the alpine grass and junipers, we reach meadows with a few horses and a number of yaks grazing around. The serene environment with meadows and steep slopes of Yak Kharka is the perfect place for us to spend the night. We can also choose to walk for an hour to reach Letdar and spend the night there
Trekking to Letdar helps in getting acclimatized to the increasing heights as we climb along the east bank of Jarang Khola. In some time we reach a meadow surrounded by vertical cliffs, the Thorung Phedi. Sighting of blue sheep and snow leopards have been reported a few times in the area, whereas Lammergeyers and griffons are quite common. We spend the night here.
On this day, we make the quite long hike of about 7-8 hours. The trail is comparatively easier having been trodden for years, but could get difficult with strong winds at the upper regions. The trail is believed to have been used for hundreds of years to take sheep and yaks in and out of Manang along with other trading goods. We reach Thorung Phedi in about 6 hours.
After we reach Thorung la pass, our entire hard walk will be rewarded by the beautiful views of Annapurna, Gangapurna and a heavily glaciated peak of Khatungkang. After a 1600m of descent, we view the glorious Dhaulagiri standing in the distance. After a while, the trail becomes less steep and enters grassy fields and meadows to finally reach Muktinath.
In Hindu religion, Muktinath refers to a place of nirvana which houses a temple and a number of monasteries, making it a holy site for Hindus and Buddhists alike. The main attractions of the site are the Jwalamai temple with a spring and an eternal flame as well as the 108 water sprouts that pour holy water. These are visited by thousands of pilgrims every year.
The road from Marpha to Kalopani is through a new trail past Chokhopani village which is a traditional Thakali village. The panoramic views of the Himalayas include Nilgiri, Dhaulagiri, Tukuche, Annapurna and many other snow capped peaks. From here we cross a river and a newly constructed road to finally reach Kalopani.
Now we move from Tatopani through villages of midland Nepal with terraced fields and inclined farmlands. As we hike an ascent we move past rhododendron, magnolia and other vegetation of the area. We finally reach Ghorepani as we witness the beautiful mountains in the evening sky. We rest in Ghorepani to make an early start to Poonhill in the morning.
Early morning climb up to Poonhil for the sunrise,has to be the highlight of the trek as we make our trip to the vantage point early in the morning with sunrise. Once you see the snow capped peaks highlighted in the changing golden rays of the sunrise, it will be one of the unforgettable moments of one’s life. The peaks in the scenery include the Annapurna range and Dhaulagiri. Also known as a photographer’s paradise, we can spend some time here taking breathtaking pictures of the spellbinding surrounding, capturing the spectacular moments in a frame. Then we go down to Ghorepani breakfast then a 4 hour trek down to Hile, the first part of the trek down until Tikhedhunga is quite steep down hill. From there we move past terraced fields for a few hours to reach Hile. From there a short drive will finally take us to Pokhara.
After enjoying the beautiful Pokhara and its natural and cultural beauty, we start our drive towards Kathmandu. After a 7-8 hours drive by tourist bus, we finally reach Kathmandu. We can either rest or roam around the tourist attractions in the capital city.
What is Included
- Three meals a day (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) including a cup of tea/coffee.
- Fresh fruit every night after dinner.
- Trekking lodge accommodations during the trek.
- ACAP entry permit & TIMS card.
- Private Jeep to Dharapani and tourist bus from Pokhara to Kathmandu.
- Shared Jeep /Bus from Muktinath to Tatopani and private transport from Hile to Pokhara.
- English speaking guide with all his salary, food, drinks, accommodation, transport and insurance.
- Strong, helpful porters with proper equipment (1 porter= two people). with all his salary, food, drinks, accommodation and insurance.
- Medical supplies (first aid kit will be available).
- One night hotel in Pokhara with Breakfast.
- Government taxes and official expenses.
- Annapurna Circuit route Map.
- Nepal Eco Adventure T-shirt, cap and duffel bag as souvenir.
- Oxymeter to check your pulse and oxygen saturation and heart rate twice daily (Very useful to check Altitude Mountain Sickness(AMS) symptoms) Which will ensure you trek is in the safest hands possible for all levels of trekker.
- Luggage storage available for items not needed during the trek.
- Assistant guide group size above 6+ person.
What is Excluded
- Airport pick up and drop from your international flight.
- Meals and hotel whilst you are in Kathmandu.
- Meals in Pokhara.
- Nepal entry visa fee $50 USD for 30 days visa on arrival.
- International airfare.
- Your personal expenses.
- Use of sleeping bag, down Jacket and walking Poles (if you don’t have your own these can be rented, To be return after trip completed). Using these 3 items you pay $10 USD each as maintenance and washing charge.
- All the alcoholic and non alcoholic hot and cold drinks.
- Battery charging and hot shower during trek on the tea houses.
- Tips for the guide, porter and driver (Tipping is expected).
- Pokhara -Kathmandu flight available with extra cost $150 USD.
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Frequently Asked Questions
General Information
No, it is not considered a remote trek. Despite the high-altitude the trails are well-established and offer a good network of teahouses. Even at the maximum resting elevation, Thorong Phedi, trekkers can get basic food and lodging facilities.
Annapurna Circuit Trek is suitable for anyone with moderate fitness and stamina. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned trekker this trek offers unique scenic rewards and offers exposure to unique culture and traditions.
Crossing the Thorang La Pass is the most difficult part of the trek. This is because of the high altitude (4,560 meters), steep trails, and cold temperatures regardless of the season. It can be especially challenging in the afternoon due to strong winds. Thus, trekkers should begin the crossing early in the morning.
On the Annapurna Circuit Trek, the trekkers pass through Chame, Pisang, Yak Kharka, Marpha, etc. Similarly, crossing these villages, a trekker can explore the culture and traditions of the Gurung, Thakali, Magar, and other Tibetan-influenced communities.
Altitude And Safety
There are moderate risks of altitude sickness during the Annapurna Circuit Trek. This is because the trek reaches well above 5,000 meters, and trekkers go about a week above 3,000 meters. At this high elevation oxygen levels are very low, and the atmosphere is very thin, making physiological adjustments difficult.
Thorong La Pass which sits at an altitude of 5,416 meters. Crossing the pass involves trekking via steep ascents and sustaining strong winds. Therefore, trekkers should take an acclimatization day prior in Manang.
Make sure to take a rest day before gaining any significant elevation. Similarly, maintain a slow pace to allow your body to adjust well to the changing environmental conditions. Stay hydrated and consume a well-balanced diet (meals with high carbohydrate and protein).
Our guide assesses your condition and provides first aid care. After that, if your situation gets better, the trek continues; otherwise, you will be descended to the lower regions to rest. If the symptoms are serious and require medical assistance, we manage emergency helicopter evacuation with your insurer.
Yes. We highly recommend you do so, trekkers can take pills like Acetazolamide (Diamox). However, always consult with a doctor beforehand and only take it a day or two before a significant ascent. Avoid it if you are pregnant, have a sulfa drug allergy or have kidney or liver health issues.
It is not mandatory for the Annapurna Circuit Trek. However, it is highly beneficial to do so. Make sure to cover emergency helicopter evacuation above 5,000 meters. For even less hassle, you may even include the policies for lost baggage, flight delays, and cancellations.
There are small pharmacies and local health posts in lower regions, like Chame and Pisang. However, they are capable of handling minor injuries and illnesses only. Similarly, the Himalayan Rescue Association (HRA) is present at Manang. At Jomson, there is a provincial hospital and a health post on Jomsom that offers general care, AMS medicine, and helps coordinate rescue operations.
Difficulty And Fitness
Yes, it is a beginner-friendly trek. Several first-timers have completed trekking the Annapurna Circuit Trail before. That said, for better safety and complete logistical support, they should opt for the trek via a registered trekking agency and hire a guide.
Trekkers should have moderate fitness for the Annapurna Circuit Trek. Likewise, they require good stamina that allows them to walk for about 6 to 8 hours on average. Also, they should be able to handle harsh weather conditions above 4,500 meters.
It takes 12 days to complete the trek (Kathmandu to Kathmandu). The fifth day is dedicated to acclimatization at Manang (3,540 meters) before heading to Yak Kharka (4,120 meters). That said, trekkers are more than welcome to adjust the itinerary according to their schedule.
Running, stair climbing, brisk walking, swimming, and cycling for better stamina. Likewise, engage in step-ups, squats, lunges and calf raises for lower-body strength. To improve the overall core stability, practice planks, side planks, and russian twists.
Yes, several of them have completed the trek before. It has less to do with your age and more to do with your stamina and endurance. Similarly, it is better to choose a slower-paced itinerary than the standard one and take additional acclimatization days.
Legally, yes, trekkers can opt for a solo Annapurna Cicuit trekking. However, keeping safety in mind, it is generally not recommended. It is beneficial to hire a local guide for easy trail navigation, altitude management and emergency support.
Food And Accommodation
Teahouses are the primary accommodations. They offer a simple twin room with two beds, pillows, mattresses, and blankets. In lower elevations and major landmarks, like Manang, Jomosom and Mukinath, luxury lodges are also available.
Yes, trekkers can find en-suite bathrooms during the Annapurna Circuit Trek. They are generally confined to lower regions and major landmarks. In areas like Thorong Phedi they are mostly communal. Maybe western or traditional squat ones that require manual flushing.
Along the Annapurna Circuit Trek, the teahouses offer warm accommodation and food with other basic essentials for the trekkers. Similarly, they provide facilities, like Wi-Fi, hot showers, charging electronics, and boiled drinking water at a small fee. Their prices typically increase with the altitude.
Teahouses offer a combination of simple Nepali meals and selected Western dishes during the Annapurna Circuit Trek. Dal Bhat Tarkari, Noodles, Potato dishes, pancakes, curries, etc, are the most common options. Likewise, pasta, spaghetti, burgers, sandwiches, and toasts are generally available Western meals.
Yes, when trekking the Annapurna Circuit, trekkers can find a wide variety of vegetarian meals. That said, we suggest you inform the teahouse hosts beforehand for vegan options, as they may use ghee or tallow for tampering or cooking vegetables.
- Raw or undercooked meals
- Greasy or too spicy
- Meat (lack of proper storage can cause contamination)
This is because they can be difficult to digest and cause indigestion or several other stomach problems.
Teshouses on the Annapurna Circuit Trail offer filtered or boiled drinking water. They charge about $2to $8 per litre. Alternatively, they can also opt for water from the public taps or streams. However, do not forget to treat it with a purification tablet before consumption.
Weather And Temperature
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). They offer the most favourable trekking conditions and the sharpest scenic views. That said, the Annapurna Circuit Trek is doable for the majority of the year with proper gear and the assistance of an experienced guide and a porter.
Yes. It is possible to complete the Annapurna Circuit Trek in monsoon season. However, trekkers have to be careful of the slippery and muddy trails after heavy rainfall. That said, most of the trekking routes do not pose a major threat of massive landslides or other natural disasters. There are chances of flooding around the Jomsom and Muktinath sections.
Yes, the lower regions have manageable temperatures and mostly dry trails. In fact, less tariffc allows for a peaceful trekking experience around this time. However, trekkers should be careful of heavy snowfall and temporary trail blockages in the higher regions. To prevent hypothermia and frostbite trekkers should follow the layering method and wear insulating clothes.
Autumn offers the most crisp visibility, making ot most promising of the unobstructed panoramic views. Thus, trekkers can witness Mount Annapurna I (8,091 meters), Dhaulagiri (8,167 meters), Chulu West (6,419 meters), Machhapuchre (6,997 meters), Chulu East (6,584 meters), etc. That said, spring follows closely for the clearest Himalayan panorama.
Mid-spring to early monsoon. The lower and middle regions of the Annapurna Circuit Trail consist of several rhododendron forest paths. To witness them come alive in shades of red, white and pink, it is best to opt for the trek in the peak spring season.
In winter, sub-zero temperatures are common above 4,000 meters. In lower regions, cold is generally manageable. That said, the coldest it can get is between -10°C to -20°C around the Thorong La Pass.
Permits
Yes. Our standard package covers the necessary Annapurna Circuit Trek permit. You can just provide us with the necessary documents. After that we will have them ready by the time you arrive in Nepal.
Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) is mandatory for the Annapurna Circuit trekking. It costs NPR 3,000 per person per entry and requires the following documents.
- 2 to 4 copies of recent passport-size photos
- Original passport (has to be valid for at least 6 months
- A tourist visa
- Itinerary details
It takes about an hour or a few to obtain the mandatory Annapurna Circuit Trek permit. When trekking via a travel agency, they make sure to acquire it in advance to avoid any delays or last-minute hassles.
Opting for the Annapurna Circuit Trek can lead to legal consequences as it doesn’t comply with the rules and policies of the government. Likewise, trekkers may have to pay a monetary fine of double the cost of the permit. Authorities will stop you from trekking ahead and may deport you back to your country.
Moving forward from Dharapani, trekkers walk in the Annapurna Conservation Area. Thus, the permit aims to protect the unique flora and fauna of this protected area. Likewise, the funds generated go back to the maintenance of the national park.
Guide And Porter
Guides are not mandatory for the Annapurna Circuit Trek. However, it is highly beneficial especially if you are a beginner. Having a guide by your side improves the overall safety and reduces logistical hassle.
- Trail Navigation
- Primary care (First-aid)
- Manage pacing
- Provide tips to help prevent AMS
- Manage accommodation
- Coordinate the emergency rescue operation
- Let tekkers know about the tales and historical information about specific landmarks or monuments
Yes, we do provide a porter for the Annapurna Circuit Trek. That said, he carries a load of two trekkers and about 25 kg in total. Thus, we expect trekkers to keep their luggage of 10 to 12.5 kg. We do not overload our porters, as it puts their safety in danger.
He transports trekkers’ heavy backpacks with clothes and other trekking gear along the way. This allows trekkers to walk with minimal physical exhaustion and helps preserve energy for a longer period of time. Also, in case of emergencies, he works with the guide to manage the rescue operations. Therefore, it enhances the overall safety and experience of the trek.
Yes, our guides can communicate in English with ease. Thus, they help remove the language barrier between you and the locals. Also, they inform the teahouse hosts about your food preferences and other requests (if any).
There is no obligation, but it is highly appreciated. While trekkers do not have to tip them, it is a customary practice to do so. By tipping them you are acknowledging their hard work and efforts to improve your Annapurna Circuit Trek experience.
Packing
- Quick-drying inner layer
- Insulating middle layer
- Down or fleece jacket (for winter)
- Comfortable trekking pants
- 25 to 30 L bag
- Trekking sticks
- Duffel bag for porter
- Gloves and hat
- Socks
- A first-aid kit
- Headlamp
- Power bank
- Water bottle and purification tablets
- Snacks
No, teahouse along the Annapurna Circuit trail offer no toiletries. Communal towels, soaps, or handwash may be available, but it is better if you use your own. That said, here is a list of toiletries you should pack.
- Towel
- Toilet paper
- Wet wipes
- Hand Sanitizer
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Soap
- Shampoo
- Sunscreen
- Lip balm with SPF.
- Feminine hygiene products
Make sure they provide a good grip even on slippery or icy trails. Additionally they should fit you well in order to prevent blisters. Boots with ankle supports reduce the strain during ascents and descents.
There are several shops in Kathmandu, specifically around Thamel and Asan that sell and rent everything required for the trek. That said, we recommend you get lightweight and natural fabric gear. If you need any suggestions or guidance, our team would be more than happy to help.
Yes. It may be helpful in the winter season specifically in the higher regions. Teahouses' walls are generally not thick enough to keep you warm in temperatures below freezing. Thus, take a sleeping bag rated for at least -20°C for a better sleep quality, which improves muscle recovery.
Generally, they are not necessary to trek the Annapurna Circuit in the dry seasons (spring and autumn). That said, microspikes can be helpful to cross the steep and icy trails of the Thorong La Pass in winter.
Cost And Budgeting
It is $1,200 per person; at this price, trekkers get teahouse accommodation, three meals a day, transportation fee, and permits. Moreover, the trek will be led by an experienced local guide and a porter.
$20 to $30 per day should be more than enough for personal expenses when trekking the Annapurna Circuit. In general, Wi-Fi costs about $1 to $8, price for a hot shower per bath is around $2 to $7. Likewise, teahouses charge a small fee of $1 to $9 for charging the electronic devices.
There are ATMs in major landmarks, like Chame, Manang, Jomsom, and Muktinath. However, it is better not to rely on them, as they can run out of cash and there are also chances of power outages and network issues. Thus, trekkers should withdraw enough cash in Kathmandu itself.
No. Money exchanging services are not available on trekking routes. Thus, it is better for you to exchange foreign currency for NPR in Kathmandu. You can do so at the Tribhuvan International Airport, or at banks or money exchange counters.
Tipping the guide and porter is completely up to you. Thus, you may decide the amount as well based on the quality of service. Generally, trekkers offer about 10 to 15% of the package cost, which would be $120 to $180 for the Annapurna Circut trekking.
They are available in the major landmarks of the Annapurna Circuit trail, like Manang, Muktinath, Jomsom, Chame, etc. Digital transactions rely on a network which may not be available at all times. So, it is better to carry enough Nepali rupees in cash. Most teahouses and stores prefer cash and it is also convenient.
Transportation And Accessibility
It takes about 10 to 12 hours. Exact time can differ based on the conditions of the road and traffic. We drive via the Pasnag Lhamu Highway. The initial sections are mostly black-topped and offer a smooth drive but towards the end the road becomes narrow and rugged.
Yes, private helicopter rides are indeed available to Dharapani, and it takes about 45 to 60 minutes. This is especially beneficial for trekkers with limited time. Thus, if you have any queries regarding such modifications to the Annapurna Circuit Trek, feel free to contact us anytime.
Yes, they remain accessible almost the entire year. That said, during the monsoon season trails do get muddy and slippery after heavy rainfall. In winter, snow accumulation can block the sections around the Thorong La Pass temporarily.
Yes. You can bypass the drive at the end of the Annapurna Circuit Trek. You may take a domestic flight from Pokhara, that helps reduce physical strain and also saves time. Thus, it is beneficial for beginners and trekkers with a busy schedule.
Yes, after you land at the Tribhuvan International Airport, our team representative will escort you in a private vehicle. After arriving at your designated hotel, we provide a briefing on the Annapurna Circuit Trek. Once the trek ends, we will also drop you off at the airport.
Connectivity
Yes, most teahouses along the Annapurna Circuit trail offer Wi-Fi at a small fee. They are generally reliable and support calls and texts in the lower villages, like Chame, Manang and Jomsom. That said, they fluctuate and are often unreliable in the higher regions.
NTC and Ncell provide service in the Annapurna region. NTC typically offers wider coverage while Ncell is more stable in the lower sections, but around Thorong Phedi both may not be consistent.
Yes, when trekking the Annapurna Circuit, you can charge your phones and cameras in tahoouses. That said, teahouses generally take an additional fee per hour per device for the service. Also, the price generally increases with altitude.
Yes. Our team uses satellite phones to stay connected throughout the Annapurna Circuit trail. Thus, we are in touch with your guide at all times. This helps us coordinate the rescue operations as soon as possible even in the higher regions.
It is highly recommended, as there are chances of a power outage in the higher regions. Also, teahouses may have only a few power outlets around Thorong Phedi. Thus, trekkers may need to wait for their turn to charge their phones.
VISA Information
Yes. You can obtain a VOA for your Annapurna Circuit Trek. First fill out the online visa form and print out the submission report. At Tribhuvan International Airport present the printout and pay the liable fee. Provide the immigration with your passport and receipt, so they can stamp your visa.
- A passport with at least 6 months of validity.
- Recent passport sized photos
- Visa
- Itinerary details.
Yes, it is absolutely possible to do so. If you want to spend extra days in Nepal after your Annapurna Circuit Trek ends, then apply for it a few days before the expiration date. That said, if you are found overstaying in Nepal, you will have to face legal consequences.
It depends on the duration of stay.
- $30 for 15 days
- $50 for 30 days
- $125 for 90 days
A 30-day tourist visa is ideal for the Annapurna Circuit trekking including a buffer day to accommodate unforeseen circumstances.
Booking And Customization
Yes, based on the time of cancellation, trekkers are liable to pay a certain charge. If there are only 16 to 30 days left for the trek, you have to pay 80% package cost. Similarly, 50% if 31 to 59 days are remaining, and if you cancel the trek before 2 months of departure, you do not have to pay any charges.
To opt for the Annapurna Circuit Trek with us, follow the steps below.
- Get in touch with us via website, WhatsApp, or direct call
- After that, discuss your preferences and schedule with us
- We curate an itinerary for you and discuss the pricing
- Once you pay a deposit of 20% of the cost of the package the booking is done
Yes. Feel free to request any sort of modifications. We can change transportation and upgrade accommodations, you may spend extra time at specific viewpoints or extend trek to nearby landmarks. We are also open to adding extra acclimatisation days to help you adjust better to the higher regions.
We accept online payments, like bank transfer, debit or credit card, Google Pay and Apple Pay. Once you pay the deposit, the remaining amount can also be paid in cash after you arrive in Nepal.
Yes, we understand that things do not always work out the way we planned. In such cases, explain to us the problems, and we will happily reschedule the trek within a year. Also, there will be no additional charges either. Moreover, you may also transfer the package to your friend or a family member.
