moderate
5–7 hours per day
Moderate fitness required; hikers should be comfortable walking multi-hour mountain treks with some elevation gain.
Explore Nepal’s stunning Annapurna region on a 13-day trek that combines cultural richness, exhilarating rafting, and wildlife encounters with luxurious lodge stays and gourmet dining. Discover why this comfort-filled adventure is unlike any other Himalayan experience.
Starting at US$4000 | 13 Days | Difficulty: Moderate
Embark on a thrilling 13-day adventure through Nepal, blending ancient culture in Kathmandu with exhilarating rafting on the Seti River and wildlife encounters in Chitwan. Experience a unique trek in the Annapurna foothills, staying in luxurious lodges that offer comfort and stunning mountain views, making this journey truly unforgettable.
Small-Group min 4 persons $4000 per person Private Tour - Min 2 persons $4500 per person
13 Days We will be in contact to confirm your tour start & end time
This extremely varied trip offers everything from fascinating ancient Kathmandu to rafting the Seti River and game-watching in Chitwan. However, the highlight is a short trek, with our expert trek leader and porters visiting some of the most interesting villages in the foothills of the Annapurna surrounded by magnificent mountain views. We use a series of picturesque luxury lodges that offer a much higher standard of comfort than is ordinarily available while trekking. Each lodge has twin rooms, attached bathrooms, hot running water, dining rooms, cosy lounges, gardens and stunning views.
Am I too young or old? Most of our clients, from 3 years old to some in their 70s, have done and completed their treks with almost no exercise or training.
Do you offer hotel/airport pick up? We offer hotel and airport pickup. As you continue your booking, you will have an option to input flight details or hotel names.
Do I need a Visa? A visa for Nepal can be acquired on arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, and at border entry points in Kakadvitta, Birgunj, Bhairahawa, Nepalgunj, Gaddachowki on the Nepal-India border and Kerung on the Nepal-China border. A visa can also be obtained outside of Nepal at the nearest Nepal Embassy or Diplomatic Mission. For more information, go to the Department of Immigration, Kalikasthan, Kathmandu.
What should I bring on a Trek? Being properly equipped is one of the keys to a successful trek. For information to help you select the best type of clothing and equipment for your trip. Please see our Clothing and Equipment Guide. Also, see our Links page for details of specialist retailers who will be able to offer further advice and assistance with purchasing new clothing or equipment.
Allow your body time to adjust to the altitude by taking it easy in the first two days of the trek.
Weather in the Annapurna foothills can vary—bring layers to adapt from warm days to chilly evenings.
Carry and drink plenty of water to prevent altitude sickness and maintain energy levels.
Be mindful of local customs while visiting villages and temples along the route.
Annapurna Conservation Area was Nepal’s first and largest conservation region, established in 1986 to protect biodiversity and local culture.
The trek supports sustainable tourism efforts that empower local communities and minimize environmental impact by utilizing eco-friendly lodges and waste management practices.
Provides necessary support and traction over diverse trails and rocky terrain.
Essential for keeping hydrated during all active portions of the tour.
Adapt to temperature changes from warm valleys to cooler mountain evenings.
Useful during spring rains common in the region, keeping you dry and comfortable.
spring specific