Annapurna
Hike the sensational Himalayas! A multi day trekking adventure in Nepal.
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DATE
31 October to 09 november 2025
Price
1800$
TEAM lEADer
JEAN
Availablity
spots available
TRIP TYPE
Hut-to-hut Multi-day Trekking Adventure
DIFFICULTY LEVEL
Moderately challenging – be mentally prepared
ACCOMMODATION
Hotels in Cities & Mountain Huts on the Trail
HIKING DURATION
6 to 7 hours/Day
itinerary
Arrival to Kathmandu
We will explore the capital city of Nepal and spend the night, while we prepare ourselves for the trek. Our stay will be in a 4* hotel in Thamel, the touristic area of Kathmandu. We will also be having a welcome dinner, once everyone has arrived, to get to know each other before our adventure begins!
And the adventure begins!
We head to the airport for a short 30 minute flight to Pokhara. However be prepared as these flights are often delayed due to weather conditions. So a little patience is key! After landing we head straight to the mountains. We drive to Matque, around 3 hours, from where we start our adventure by crossing the longest hanging bridge in the region. You are thrown in at the deep end, starting with seemingly never ending stairs- the perfect warm up! 🙂
But don’t worry- this first hike is a short one…we stop at Chhomrong, where you will experience your first panoramic view of the Himalayas.
Overnight in Chhomrong.
Destination Dovan
Our destination today is Dovan- Our day will start early to catch the sunrise. It’s worth it! On the way up, we will be passing through Sinuwa and Bamboo. Here the hills blend into jungle. Overnight in Dovan.
Destination Machhapuchhare Base Camp(MBC)
From Dovan we will go all the way to Machhapuchhare Base Camp(MBC).
We trek past various waterfalls where the landscape turns into rugged mountain terrain. We will be surrounded by incredible peaks as we emerge above the tree-line. A special view is the majestic Machhapuchhare- or fish tail mountain- the only peak not summited by man, as it’s believed to be holy. Overnight in MBC.
ABC reached!
We will wake up early and start walking under the stars as we push for Annapurna Base Camp(ABC). What an achievement!
After enjoying breakfast as close to the summit as we will get, and taking in the atmosphere, we will head back to Himalaya where we will spend the night. Overnight in Himalaya.
Destination Sinuwa
We will continue our descent towards the starting point and our destination today is lower Sinuwa. You will be surprised how different the views are from the other way.
A well deserved soak in the hot springs
From Upper Sinuwa we will go back all the way to the first village on the trail-
Jhinu Danda.
Enjoy some well deserved chilling time in the hot springs- remember to bring your swimsuits!
Overnight in Jhinu Danda
Back to reality
It is time to go back to Pokhara. On this day we will once again be crossing the suspension bridge, all the way to the meeting point where we will take the Jeeps back to the city.
Today we will be rewarding ourselves with a stay at a 5* Spa & hotel in Pokhara.
And back to Kathmandu
Time to head back to Kathmandu in order to get ready to go back home.
We will take our flight in the afternoon. After the closing ceremony and certificate handing over we will have time to shop and pick up souvenirs in the market of Thamel. Overnight in Kathmandu.
Until next time beautiful Nepal
A la prochaine beautiful and unforgettable Nepal! …..
*The Sports Guru reserves the right to change or cancel any of the activities during the trip in case of unforeseen circumstances.
what is included
what is excluded
4* Hotel accommodation based on shared rooms in Thamel area of Kathmandu – Single room supplement is available and subject to availability and additional cost.
5* Resort & Spa accommodation based on shared rooms in Pokhara – Single room supplement is available and subject to availibility and additional cost.
Mountain huts accommodation based on shared rooms & bathrooms during the trek – Single room supplement is not available.
Hot water for showers during the trek (where applicable & available)
All Transfers, including airport pick-ups and drop-offs.
Internal flight ticket from Kathmandu to Pokhara and vice versa.
Team welcome dinner on the first night. Breakfast only for the other days in the cities (Kathmandu & Pokhara)
All meals during the trek including tea/coffee which are offered 3 times per day and fresh fruits served after dinner.
A Sports Guru team leader along with local guides.
Porters to carry your duffel bag.
Purification on drops for water.
Entry Permits & completion certificates.
A waterproof duffel bag to help you store your gear during the trek.
Rental option for down jacket and sleeping bag.
Equipment checklist, technical gear assistance and gear check pre trip.
International flights
Medical/Travel insurance – Travelers are responsible for getting adequate travel and medical insurance for the trip
Visa fees – Travelers are responsible for checking the visa requirements as per their passport
All types of beverages.
All meals not mentioned in the included section.
Any other service that is not mentioned in the itinerary and in the included section.
Lunches and dinners in the cities (Kathmandu & Pokhara).
Wifi, phone charging and heaters (for extra cost – subject to availibility).
Tips for the local team.
what is included
4* Hotel accommodation based on shared rooms in Thamel area of Kathmandu – Single room supplement is available and subject to availibility and additional cost.
5* Resort & Spa accommodation based on shared rooms in Pokhara – Single room supplement is available and subject to availibility and additional cost.
Mountain huts accommodation based on shared rooms & bathrooms during the trek – Single room supplement is not available.
Hot water for showers during the trek (where applicable & available)
All Transfers, including airport pick-ups and drop-offs.
Internal flight ticket from Kathmandu to Pokhara and vice versa.
Team welcome dinner on the first night. Breakfast only for the other days in the cities (Kathmandu & Pokhara)
All meals during the trek including tea/coffee which are offered 3 times per day and fresh fruits served after dinner.
A Sports Guru team leader along with local guides.
Porters to carry your duffel bag.
Purification drops for Water.
Entry Permits & completion certificates.
A waterproof duffel bag to help you store your gear during the trek.
Rental option for down jacket and sleeping bag.
Equipment checklist, technical gear assistance and gear check pre trip.
what is excluded
International flights
Medical/Travel insurance – Travelers are responsible for getting adequate travel and medical insurance for the trip
Visa fees – Travelers are responsible for checking the visa requirements as per their passport
All types of beverages.
All meals not mentioned in the included section.
Any other service that is not mentioned in the itinerary and in the included section.
Lunches and dinners in the cities (Kathmandu & Pokhara).
Wifi, phone charging and heaters (for extra cost – subject to availibility).
Tips for the local team.
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Frequently asked questions
What will the weather be like during our trek?
October–November and March–April are the pre- and post-monsoon seasons in Nepal, making them the driest and warmest months in the Himalayas—perfect for trekking. However, mountain weather is notoriously unpredictable and can change in an instant. We may encounter rain, or even snow, but don’t worry, just follow our packing checklist, and you’ll be prepared for whatever nature throws our way!
What about the Visa to Nepal?
Visa “on Arrival” is the only way to enter Nepal. The visa procedure is very quick and simple, you wont need any extra documents and is done directly at the airport.
Only nationals of following countries are requested to acquire a Visa prior to their arrival from their nearby Diplomatic missions (Embassies/consulates) of Nepal Government.
Nigeria, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Cameroon, Somalia, Liberia, Ethiopia, Iraq, Palestine, Afghanistan, Syria, Refugees with travel documents.
The fees of the Visa are as follows: 15 Days – 30 USD, 30 Days – 50 USD, 90 Days – 125 USD.
We at The Sports Guru will provide you, before you travel, with all the details, including an explanation video, on how to go through the visa process before you travel.
The information provided is subject to change at any time. Travelers are responsible for verifying entry requirements based on their nationality. The Sports Guru is not liable for any entry denials or travel disruptions due to incomplete or incorrect documentation.
Who can be part of the ABC Trek?
You can join this adventure if you are:
- Beginners with Basic Trekking Preparation – If you are physically active and train for a few months, you can complete this trek even without prior high-altitude experience.
- Hikers & Outdoor Enthusiasts – Those who enjoy long walks and have some trekking experience will find it easier.
- People with Good General Health – No serious heart, lung, or mobility issues.
- Anyone with the Right Mindset – Mental determination is just as important as physical fitness.
Who Might Struggle on the Trek?
- People with severe knee or joint issues (the trail has a lot of stairs).
- Individuals with respiratory problems that worsen at high altitudes.
- Anyone who cannot walk 5–7 hours daily for multiple days.
Do I have to worry about altitude sickness on the ABC Trek?
Yes, altitude sickness is a possibility on this trek, but it is usually mild and manageable.
The highest point on the trek is Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130m (13,550 ft). While this is below the extreme altitude range (above 5,000m), some trekkers may still experience mild symptoms of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS). These symptoms typically start above 3,500m and may include: Mild headache, Dizziness, Nausea or loss of appetite, Fatigue, Difficulty sleeping.
Most symptoms are temporary and go away as your body adjusts. Severe cases of altitude sickness (HAPE/HACE) are very rare on this trek.
Where will we sleep during the trek?
During the Annapurna Base Camp trek, we stay in tea houses, which are basic mountain lodges along the trekking route. These accommodations are simple but comfortable, providing a warm place to rest after a long day of hiking.
Most rooms in these tea houses are shared (twin or dorm-style) with basic beds, blankets, and pillows.As we go higher, tea houses become more limited, meaning more people may need to share a room. Toilets are shared and vary from western-style to squat toilets. Expect basic toilets, sometimes just a hole in the ground. Hot showers are available at most tea houses, but they are not always guaranteed. The dining area is usually the warmest place, with an electric heater. Bedrooms are not heated, but we will be providing you with warm sleeping bags.