How long will it take to reach Annapurna Circuit Trekking?

Annapurna circuit trek has become very flexible after the introduction of the road network in this region. The Annapurna circuit trek itinerary starts from 7 days and lasts up to 22 days. Depending upon your duration, you can design the route as per your needs. Ideally, the Annapurna Circle trek takes about 12 days.

Will I be able to charge my batteries during trekking in the Annapurna Trekking?

Yes, the tea house in Annapurna Circuit Trek Itinerary mostly provides charging plugs inside the room. Even if they do not have in-room plugs, you can charge your phone in the reception. If you charge your battery in the reception, it might cost 2- 3 dollars extra, but you will not remain out of charge during the entire Annapurna circuit Itinerary.

Should we bring photos for the Annapurna circuit trek Permit?

Yes, you will need to have a valid passport visa and two passport-size photos to get your Permit for Annapurna. In Nepal, the government documents are still printed on paper, and you will need a printed photo to get your Permit from the migration department.

Is there an age limit for Annapurna Circle trekking?

No, the government of Nepal has not implemented any age limit for trekking in Nepal. It has been recorded that children as young as 10 years old and elderly people up to 70 years old have successfully completed the Annapurna base camp trek before. As long as you are healthy and physically fit, People of any age can complete the Annapurna Circuit trekking. However, our recommended age for Annapurna Circuit Trek Itinerary ranges from 15 to 65.

What problems can arise on Highmountain?

Accident and Injury: Since the Annapurna region trekking mountain trail is steep and often slippery, especially due to rainfall and snowfall, there is a chance that you met accident while you are trekking in the high mountain. If the accident is minor, we will provide you the first aid and manage to rest for short time. Otherwise we will arrange for a helicopter evacuation. Altitude sickness: As we reach over 5500m, there is high chance that you suffer from altitude sickness during the Thorang La Pass Trek The minor altitude sickness can be treated with medication and enough rest. If the situation gets worse we will have to evacuate you. Bad weather: The weather in the mountains are always flactuating and sometime we might have to stop the trek due to bad weather. These might extend your trip for a few days but it will not be life-threatening. Weather plays a big role while you are crossing Larke La Pass.

What opportunities will I have for a shower during Annapurna trekking?

Mostly all tea houses in Annapurna Circle trek now have common bathrooms with hot showers coming from the geyser. You are allowed to shower when you pay 2- 3 dollars extra. Since the charge for the hotel room in Annapurna circuit trek Itinerary is kept at a minimum, i.e., about five dollars, all the additional benefits need to be paid.

Are there toilet facilities on the trail?

Rooms with private bathrooms are available only in Manang Valley and Mustang during Annapurna region trekking. Otherwise, you need to share the common bathroom with people in the tea house. Thankfully, almost all toilets in Annapurna region trek now have Indian seats replaced by Western seats.

Do I need to bring any bags for trekking? If yes, what kind?

You need two kinds of bags for the Annapurna Circle Himalayas.. The first one is a day bag backpack where you keep your valuables, gadgets, some food, and a water bottle for the daytime. The other one is a duffle or trekking bag where you keep all your clothes and trekking gear like boots and a sleeping bag, which can store up to 20kgs. The porter will carry the duffel bag for you on the 10 days Annapurna Circuit Himalayas trek.

Where can I store extra clothing that I will not need for the trip?

Storage facilities are available in the hotels where you stay in Kathmandu. You can request the owner or reception to keep the extra clothes and baggage for you until the completion of the Annapurna Circuit Himalayas Trek.You can also leave the cloth at the Breeze Adventure office. We are happy to keep the valuables of our trekkers safe until they return from Annapurna circuit trek safely.

Do I need insurance for Annapurna trekking?

Yes, it is compulsory that you get travel insurance before booking your Annapurna Circuit Himalayas Trek in Nepal. In fact, you must get travel insurance that covers high-altitude helicopter rescue with a cover-up for cancellation or changes due to altitude sickness before booking any treks in Nepal.

I have never hiked before. Can I make Annapurna Circuit Trekking?

Yes, the 10-day Annapurna circuit trek itinerary has been designed to fit beginners. Even if you have never been to a higher altitude trek or done adventurous climbing before, you are able to finish the Annapurna Circuit Trek. All you need is a moderate level of fitness, great motivation, and a few weeks of training before 10 Days ACT Trek.

What is the luggage limit for our porter?

Typically, a porter will carry 25 kgs in total. The travel agency often provides one porter for two people so he can carry 2 kgs of bags for each person. If you need to carry more than 15 Kgs in your backpack, you need to hire a personal porter.

What types of liquid should I drink at high altitudes?

It is really important to remain hydrated when you are trekking to a higher altitude. Since the oxygen level in the blood is very low, it is important to compensate for it with a higher water level. Besides water, we recommend drinking tea, coffee, and juice to keep yourself hydrated. Energy drinks can also be used while you are trekking. However, we highly discourage all kinds of alcoholic products while on Annapurna Circuit Himalayas. Especially at a higher altitude, consumption of alcohol makes you prone to altitude sickness.

I am a vegetarian. Is it possible to get vegetarian food?

Yes, the options for vegetarian food are really great in Nepal. In fact, we do not suggest anyone have meat items in the mountains and would rather go vegetarian. However, there is no vegan-specific menu for food during Annapurna Circuit trek.

Do I need to tip my porter and guide?

Yes, the porter and guide to Annapurna circuit Trek 10 days often expect the travellers to tip them. Although tipping culture is not very popular in Nepal, the guide and porter only make a basic salary, which is also the case in the peak trekking season. Even a small amount of the tip can be beneficial to them. In general, there is a culture of tipping 10% to 20% of the total amount at the end of the 10 -days Annapurna Circuit trek if you like the service.

Can I buy the trekking gear in Nepal and sell it afterwards?

Once you buy the trekking gear for 10 days ACT trek, it might be difficult to sell them after the war. There are no proper thrift stores in Nepal where you can sell the Annapurna trekking gear after the trek. So, if you're not planning to take back your packing list for the Annapurna 10-day trek, we suggest you rent the gear instead of buying it. You can easily rent all kinds of trekking gear from Thamel and other areas of Kathmandu once you are in Nepal. The prices of these trekking gears in Thamel can range from $ 1 to $5 per day for each item.

Is there Wi-Fi in every hotel along the route?

Yes, nowadays, almost all hotels on the route of the Annapurna circuit trek have Wi-Fi. However, the internet speed in Nepal's mountain region is not very good. Even if you use the mobile data of the local SIM cards, you only contact people, i.e. use services such as calls and messages. It might not be possible to upload heavy videos and all the work during the 10-day Annapurna Circuit trek.

Are there ATMs available on the Annapurna Circuit Trekking Route?

Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal, obviously has lots of ATMs, and you can draw your case any time here. The last ATM you will find before the trip is a besisahar. Beyond that, you will not find any ATM until you reach Jomsom. Even then, the ATM in Jomsom might not always function properly, so we suggest you take all the needed cash for 10 days Annapurna Circuit Trek cost from Kathmandu itself.

How long do I need to walk per day during my trek to Annapurna Circuit Trek?

During the Annapurna circuit trek, you need to walk between 10 and 15 km, which will take 5 to 6 hours every day. Only on the 7th day do you hike for about 10 hours to cross the Throng Phedi. As per data, 10-day Annapurna circuit trek distance is almost 120kms.

8 Days Short Annapurna Circuit Trek | Cost | Itinerary - 2024

The most popular Short Annapurna Circuit Trek is a short journey filled with fascinating nature and captivating culture. After building the road on the trekking trail, we designed this trek for those who have a short period in Nepal and still want to explore the beautiful Annapurna Circuit Trek. Our Short Annapurna Circuit trek offers a brief exploration of Manang Valley, Thorong La, and far-off villages in Annapurna. You will walk through the diverse landscapes, rough terrains, and amazing topographical diversities. Reaching up to the zenith at Thorang La Pass is a lifetime-rewarding experience.

During this 8 Days Short Annapurna Circuit trek, you can thoroughly enjoy the splashing views of the Annapurna range, Chulu range, Gangapurna, Tilicho Peak, Kangraru Himal, Thorong Peak, and many others. Enjoy the views of the Annapurna Himalayas in the most profound form.

Walking through the different ethnic settlements of Tamang, Gurung, and Magar people creates many wow moments. The simple life in the villages in Annapurna is inspiring. The villages are wow! And the people are very kind and hospitable.

With Breeze Adventure, experience the naturally and culturally enticing Annapurna region during your 8-day Annapurna Circuit Short Trek. Contact Us. We organize the best treks and tours in Nepal with an experienced and skillful team.

Why Short Annapurna Circuit Trek?

The cultural diversity of diverse ethnic communities of Annapurna.

The stunning views of Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Annapurna Himal.

Thorong La Pass at 5416 meters.

Muktinath temple is a famous religious pilgrimage site of Hindus and Buddhists.

Kagbeni and Jomsom.

Scenic flight Jomsom to Pokhara.

Best Time for the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

The Short Annapurna Circuit Trek is a popular trek in the Annapurna region of Nepal. You can do this trek at any time of the year. Despite being doable throughout the year, the seasons of Autumn (September, October, and November) and Spring (March, April, and May) are the peak seasons.

In Autumn and Spring, the weather in the Himalayas of Annapurna remains fairly stable. The stable weather will enhance visibility in the air. Also, trekking in mild temperatures will be refreshing. You will have great views of the Himalayas and the surroundings.

Winter (December, January, and February) and Monsoon (June, July, and August)are the least popular seasons for the Short Annapurna Circuit trek. These times are less sorted due to the variable weather conditions.

Difficulties During Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

The risk of altitude sickness is huge at 5416 meters, Thorung La Pass.

Crossing Thorong La Pass demands good physical strength. The trails up and down the pass are highly rugged and have sharp inclines.

Length of the trail. You’ll be covering a total of 140 to 150 kilometers on this, Short Annapurna Circuit trek. Be prepared for continuous walks for 5 to 6 hours per day.

Duration of the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek, 08 days. Long-duration treks are exhausting to some trekkers.

Insufficient gear can be a challenge. Pack light, pack wise. You are going on an adventure trip in the Nepal Himalayas.