Annapurna Circuit Trek with Nar Phu Valley | Cost and Itinerary 2025 2026 - 20 Days
20 Days
Kathmandu
Lodges and Tea Houses
Oct - Dec and March - May
30% Cancellation Charge (Personal Reason)
Guided Trek
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5,306 m
BLD During Trek
Private Vehicle/ Flight
6-7 Hours Trek
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Lying in some of the most quaint, ancient villages in the Annapurna region , Nar Phu Valley Trek by The Great Adventure Treks is one of the best off-the-beaten-track trekking destination in Annapurna region of Nepal. The glorious villages in Annapurna region like Manang, Jomsom, Phu etc. are sure to delight you during this trek. These villages are picturesquely set overlooking some towering mountains in this region like Annapurna II, Annapurna III, Gangapurna, Tilicho, Chulu West, and Chulu East. Nar Phu Valley Trek organized by The Great Adventure Treks starts from the starting point of the Annapurna Circuit trek as you drive to Syange before reaching Dharapani and Chame.
But instead of going to Pisang like in the Annapurna Circuit trek, you will head out to the village of Koto until you reach the Phu valley. Phu, one of the most ancient villages in Nepal, lies quite close to the Tibetan border on the north. As a result, you get some staggering views of the mountains of the Himalayas from Phu. After an exploration of the Phu Valley, you will rejoin the trekkers of the Annapurna Circuit as you head out to Manang before eventually reaching Thorong la pass (5416)- the highest point along this trek. You will cross another mountain pass - Kangla Pass (5306 meters) during this trek.
Besides that, you will also visit the old Buddhist Monastery listed out of the 108 world’s great Buddhist Monasteries- Tashi Lhakhang Monastery. Another monastery called Braga Monastery in Manang will also give you insights into the Buddhist culture of this region. Muktinath- the holy temple of Hindus, as well as Buddhists, is another place you will get to during the Nar Phu Valley Trek. A visit to these religious sites will give you plenty of chances to learn the culture of this region. The villages you will visit during this trek will also give you ample time to learn about various ethnicities in Nepal like Gurung and Tamang. Finally, walk into the Annapurna Conservation Area project gives you a magnificent opportunity to view the wonderful flora and fauna of this region. ACAP is also a popular place for bird watchers as this region is full of various species of birds including Danphe- the national bird of Nepal.
Highlights of Nar Phu valleyu Trek
- Explore the remote trekking destination of Nar Phu Valley
- Trek to ancient villages with cultures that are centuries old.
- Learn the Buddhist and Hindu culture in Muktinath temple
- Walk along the lush rhododendron and oak forests of Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP)
- View elusive animals like snow leopards, musk deer, Himalayan Tahr etc.
- Cross Thorong La pass (5416 meters) and view mesmerizing sunrise from there
- Enjoy two scenic valleys - Manang and Jomsom- during the trek.
- Scenic flight from Jomsom to Pokhara and Pokhara to Kathmandu.
Best Time and Season for Nar Phu Valley Trek
In terms of the number of trekkers, Nar Phu Valley Trek sees the most travelers in the seasons of Spring (March, April, and May) and Autumn (September, October, and November). A moderate amount of sunshine and low chances of rainfall makes for some of the best trekking experience in these two seasons. The views of the mountain peaks are also wonderful this season. If you prepare for the winter (December, January, February) trek by having appropriate gear, you can also complete the Nar Phu Valley Trek in winter season as well. Similarly, with appropriate gear and planning, Nar Phu Valley Trek is also possible in the summer season (June, July, August).
Nar Phu Valley Trek Difficulty
Nar Phu Valley Trek takes place in a remote trekking destination in Nepal. The trek lasts for 20 days and takes you to an altitude of more than 5400 meters. In this trek, you will encounter many uphills and downhills. You will trek for an average of 6 hours a day in this trek. All of these considerations make this trek a challenging one. So you should make sure that you train properly for this trek. You should prepare for close to 3-4 months before coming to this trek. This minimizes the chances of altitude sickness. You can get involved in physical preparations like running, cycling, jogging, swimming etc for a couple of hours for a few months before coming to this trek.
Why Choose the Nar Phu Valley Trek?
The Nar Phu Valley Trek is a unique Himalayan adventure that takes you off the beaten path into one of Nepal’s most remote and untouched regions. This trek offers a blend of cultural richness, breathtaking landscapes, and thrilling high-altitude challenges. Here are some key reasons to choose this trek:
1. Off-the-Beaten-Path Adventure
Unlike the busier trekking routes in Nepal, the Nar Phu Valley Trek provides a secluded and serene experience. The region sees fewer trekkers, allowing for an intimate connection with nature and culture without the crowds.
2. Exploration of Ancient Villages
Nar and Phu are ancient Tibetan-influenced villages where time seems to have stood still. You’ll experience a unique lifestyle, traditional stone houses, and ancient monasteries like Tashi Lhakhang Monastery, a significant pilgrimage site for Buddhists.
3. Stunning Himalayan Scenery
The trek offers awe-inspiring views of Himalayan giants, including Annapurna II, Gangapurna, Tilicho Peak, and Manaslu. The remote trails provide panoramic vistas of rugged landscapes, glacial valleys, and towering peaks.
4. Cross Two High Mountain Passes
This trek is a dual adventure, featuring the dramatic Kang La Pass (5,306 meters) and the legendary Thorong La Pass (5,416 meters). These high-altitude crossings are both physically rewarding and visually spectacular, with sweeping views of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Manaslu ranges.
5. Rich Tibetan Culture
The Nar Phu Valley is a living museum of Tibetan culture. From prayer flags fluttering in the wind to locals in traditional attire and ancient Buddhist rituals, every moment offers a glimpse into this deeply spiritual way of life.
6. Diverse Landscapes
The trek traverses a variety of terrains, from lush forests and alpine meadows to barren high-altitude deserts. Each day brings new and dramatic changes in scenery, adding to the trek’s allure.
7. Unique Wildlife
The Nar Phu Valley is part of the Annapurna Conservation Area, home to rare Himalayan wildlife such as blue sheep, snow leopards, and Himalayan griffons. The remote nature of the trek increases your chances of spotting these elusive creatures.
8. Combine with Annapurna Circuit
For those seeking an extended adventure, the Nar Phu Valley Trek can be combined with the Annapurna Circuit, allowing you to experience two iconic treks in one journey.
9. Cultural Immersion
The trek offers opportunities to engage with the warm and hospitable locals, learn about their customs, and gain insight into their daily lives. The mix of nature and culture makes this trek truly unforgettable.
10. Adventure with Comfort
Despite its remoteness, the trek includes stays at basic but comfortable tea houses, ensuring you have a warm place to rest and hearty meals to energize your journey.
Preparation for the Nar Phu Valley Trek
The Nar Phu Valley Trek is a unique adventure through one of the most remote and culturally rich regions in Nepal. Proper preparation is essential to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey. Here’s a comprehensive guide to get you ready:
1. Physical Fitness and Training
- Cardiovascular Fitness: Engage in activities like jogging, cycling, or swimming to build stamina.
- Endurance Training: Incorporate long hikes with a backpack to simulate trekking conditions.
- Strength and Flexibility: Focus on leg and core strength through squats, lunges, and yoga to improve balance and reduce fatigue.
- Altitude Training: If possible, practice trekking at high altitudes to adapt to reduced oxygen levels.
2. Mental Preparation
- Trekking in remote regions like Nar Phu requires patience and determination. Be prepared for long days of walking, simple accommodations, and unpredictable weather.
- Research the route and cultural significance of the Nar Phu Valley to stay motivated and appreciate the journey.
3. Essential Permits
- Restricted Area Permit (RAP): Required for Nar Phu Valley, obtained via a registered trekking agency.
- Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP): Mandatory for entering the Annapurna region.Ensure all permits are arranged before starting the trek.
4. Packing the Right Gear
- Clothing: Layered clothing is crucial for temperature variations. Include thermal wear, fleece jackets, a down jacket, and waterproof outerwear.
- Footwear: Sturdy, well-broken-in trekking boots and moisture-wicking socks are essential.
- Accessories: Carry a hat, gloves, sunglasses, and a neck gaiter or scarf for weather protection.
- Trekking Equipment: A comfortable backpack, trekking poles, a headlamp, and a sleeping bag rated for cold temperatures.
- Miscellaneous: Sunscreen, lip balm, a first aid kit, water purification tablets, and snacks.
5. Acclimatization and Altitude Awareness
- The trek involves high-altitude regions, including Kang La Pass (5,306 m). Gradual acclimatization is essential to avoid altitude sickness.
- Stay hydrated, eat nourishing meals, and avoid overexertion. Recognize symptoms like headache, nausea, or dizziness, and descend if necessary.
6. Travel Insurance
- Obtain comprehensive insurance that covers high-altitude trekking, emergency evacuation, and medical treatment. This is critical for trekking in remote areas like Nar Phu Valley.
7. Guide and Porter Assistance
- Hiring an experienced guide ensures you navigate the restricted trails safely and gain insights into the local culture.
- A porter can carry your heavy gear, allowing you to focus on the trek and conserve energy.
8. Cultural Sensitivity
- Nar Phu Valley is home to Tibetan-influenced communities. Respect local customs, dress modestly, and seek permission before taking photographs.
- Learn a few basic Nepali phrases to connect with locals and show appreciation for their hospitality.
9. Mental and Physical Resilience
- Be prepared for basic accommodations and meals as the region is remote and lacks modern facilities.
- Embrace the challenges as part of the adventure, and focus on the unique beauty and cultural richness of the Nar Phu Valley.
Equipment and Gears for Nar Phu Valley Trek
Outline Itinerary
Day 01: Pick up from Airport and drive to your hotel (1,300 m/4,264 ft) Hotel Accommodation.
Day 02: Half day sightseeing tour of Kathmandu. Hotel Accommodation.
Day 03: Drive to Syange via Beshishar (823 m/ 2699 ft) (201km/125mi) 6 – 7 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 04: Drive to Dharapani (1,860 m /6101 ft) (15.4km/9.5mi) 3 – 4 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 05: Trek to Koto (2,600 m /8528 ft) 4 – 5 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 06: Trek to Meta (3,560 m /11,677 ft) 6 – 7 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 07: Trek to Kyang (4,100 m/ 13,448 ft) 6 – 7 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 08: Trek to Phu (4,580 m / 15,022 ft) 5 – 6 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 09: Exploration day in Phu visit Samdu Choling and Tashi Monastery for a hike around and explore the beauty and communicate with the local people and learn their culture and ethnicity in detail. Tea House Accommodation.
Day 10: Trek from Phu to Lower Cheyako, (3450 m/ 11,316 ft) 5 – 6 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 11: Trek to Naar (4,110 m /13,481 ft) 5 – 6 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 12: Trek to Kangla Phedi (4,530 m/ 14,858 ft) 3 – 4 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 13: Trek to Kangla Pass (5,306 m/ 17,404 ft) and to Ngawal (3,660 m /12,005 ft) 6 – 7 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 14: Trek to Manang (3,350 m/ 10,988 ft) 4 – 5 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 15: Manang to Yak Kharka. (4,130 m /13,546 ft) 3 – 4 hrs trek, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 16: Trek to Thorung Phedi. (4,400 m / 14,432 ft) 6 – 7 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 17: Trek to Muktinath (3,800 m /12,464 ft) via Thorang-la (5,416 m /17,764 ft) 6 – 8 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 18: Trek to Jomsom (2,730 m /8954 ft ) 4 – 5 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 19: Fly from Jomsom to Kathmandu via Pokhara
Day 20: Transfer to Airport for international departure.
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Itinerary
Day 1: Pick up from Airport and drive to your hotel (1,300 m/4,264 ft) Hotel Accommodation.
You will arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal. You will meet our representatives from The Great Adventure Treks outside the airport terminal. You will head out to your hotel with them. Our guides and representatives will also give you the relevant information about the hotel you will be staying. He will also brief you about your trek and other related information you might need during your stay in Nepal.
Day 2: Half day sightseeing tour of Kathmandu. Hotel Accommodation.
You will head out for a half day sightseeing tour of the capital city of Nepal- Kathmandu after having breakfast at your hotel in the morning. Kathmandu is modern as well as retains its centuries’ old culture. Modern buildings as well as temples of the medieval age can be seen in the architecture of this city, where you can find.
Day 3: Drive to Syange via Beshishar (823 m/ 2699 ft) (201km/125mi) 6 – 7 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Today, you will reach Syange. You will go there on a 6-7 hours journey. On the way, you will first get to Pokhara. From Pokhara, you will head out to Besisahar first. Besisahar is a wonderful town that lies to the north of Pokhara. Beshishar(823 meters) is the headquarter of Lamjung. Along the way, you can also see a lot of hills, streams, and wonderful settlements.
Day 4: Drive to Dharapani (1,860 m /6101 ft) (15.4km/9.5mi) 3 – 4 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Today, you will head out to Dharapani (1860 meters). From Syange, you will drive past deep gorges, high green hills, magnificent waterfalls, and distant peaks. Initially, you will find the drive a bit hard. This is because you will drive uphill for around an hour or so. You will also reach a ridge that offers good landscape views.
As you drive further, you will reach Chame. After crossing a bridge, you will ascend a small knoll to Tal. From Tal, the trek is a tad easy. You will also cross a suspension bridge along the way. Finally, you will reach Dharapani, which is where you will spend the night. Dharapani lies at an altitude of 1860 meters and takes about 5-6 hours of a trek from Besisahar.
Day 5: Trek to Koto (2,600 m /8528 ft) 4 – 5 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Today, you will gain an altitude of 800 meters as you head out to Koto on a 5-6 hour trekking journey. As you gain altitude, you will also notice nice, gentle soft breeze. You will also see the vegetation change. The first village along the way is Bagarchhap. Typical Tibetan architecture characterizes this little village. The next village along the way is Dhanaqi, which is an apple country. As you head out further from Dhanqui, you will also notice orchards and beautiful pine forest.
The trail also gives you some delightful views of peaks like Lamjung and Annapurna II. On an uphill track, you will get to Ratamanang. Eventually, you will reach your night stop at Koto(2720 meters). Only half an hour of trek away from Chame, Koto has a wonderful ambience.
Day 6: Trek to Meta (3,560 m /11,677 ft) 6 – 7 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
The first thing you will do after you start your trek is get your restricted area permit. You can find it at the Police Check Post. As you walk, you will reach Soti Khola River.
From there the next settlement is Dharamsala. As you walk along a few streams, forests, and beautiful landscape views, you will eventually, you will get to your overnight stop at Meta village (3560 meters). This is also set up along a Tibetan plateau. You can also see mesmerizing mountain views like Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal. In around 6 hours, you will reach Meta from Koto.
Day 7: Trek to Kyang (4,100 m/ 13,448 ft) 6 – 7 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
You will head out to Kyang(4100 meters) from Meta(3560 meters) on a 6 hour trekking journey. You will walk along a trekking path that is remote. First, you will trek along the northern part from Meta as you head out to Phu. You will also be lucky to see Blue sheep and Snow Leopard during today’s trekking trail. You will also walk along a few Shepard shelters as you also get to Phu Khola (stream) upstream. Finally, you will reach your overnight stop at Kyang.
Day 8: Trek to Phu (4,580 m / 15,022 ft) 5 – 6 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Today’s walk continues on to the destination of Phu (4580 meters) on a 5-hour trek. You will take the trail along the upstream of Phu Khola. The trekking path then leads you to an open area where the valley opens after a few hours of good scenic walks on the summer grazing and pasture lands till you reach Phu village. Phu is a small village in the Manang district in Gandaki zone. It lies quite close to the Tibetan border in the northern side of Nepal.
Day 9: Exploration day in Phu visit Samdu Choling and Tashi Monastery for a hike around and explore the beauty and communicate with the local people and learn their culture and ethnicity in detail. Tea House Accommodation.
You will use this day in order to explore and acclimatize to the wonderful destination of Phu. Not only is the culture of this place diverse, you will also notice some variations in the religious practices.
The main ethnic groups that live in Phu are the Lama, Gurung and Ghale residents. The main source of livelihood of these people is agriculture and animal husbandry. Today, you will also head out to Tashi Lhakhang Monastery.
It is one of the top 108 monasteries around the world. Karmapa Rinpoche was the person who constructed this monastery. You can also see some mesmerizing views of mountains from Phu.
Day 10: Trek from Phu to Lower Cheyako, (3450 m/ 11,316 ft) 5 – 6 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
You will start descending as you head to lower regions in this trek. First, you will walk uphill to Kyang and upper Cheyako. After that, you will trek nearby the trail to the river Phu that runs downstream. After trekking for 5 hours, you will reach Lower Chiyeko (3450 meters).
Day 11: Trek to Naar (4,110 m /13,481 ft) 5 – 6 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
You will trek further downhill from Lower Cheyako. You will lose quite a bit of altitude in the first couple of hours of the trek before you get to Mahendra Pul. This bridge lies close to Naar Phedi. After trekking for a total of 5-6 hours from Lower Chiyeko, you will reach Naar(4110 meters). You will also get to see the wonderful village of Yughat as well as some Buddhist shrines on your way to Naar.
Day 12: Trek to Kangla Phedi (4,530 m/ 14,858 ft) 3 – 4 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
After a wonderful time here at Naar, the trek initially leads you west to a small hydro project. As you walk further, you will get to a remote valley before eventually reaching Kang-la Phedi (4530 meters) for the overnight stop. The trek from Naar from Kangla Phedi is 3-4 hours long.
Day 13: Trek to Kangla Pass (5,306 m/ 17,404 ft) and to Ngawal (3,660 m /12,005 ft) 6 – 7 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
From Kangla Phedi, you will trek for 6-7 hours before reaching Ngawal (3660 meters). The walk continues on the slow uphill wading number of small streams. After crossing these streams, you will trek on a steep notch. After an hour of a strenuous climb, you will get some splendid views of a glacial lake nearby along with the big rock wall on the western side.
The trek then follows a steep moraine path to the bottom at 4,520m. From here, the walk gets better on the open grassland all the way to the village of Nawal or Ngawal for the overnight stop.
Day 14: Trek to Manang (3,350 m/ 10,988 ft) 4 – 5 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
The trail from Ngawal to Manang offers views of the high snow capped peaks. The trail continues on a steep uphill for half an hour. After a short gradual walk leads you to the top of a ridge offering a great view of the Manang valley. Manang is a wide U-shaped valley which hangs between two lines of snow peaks.
This grand spot from a ridge offers scenic views of the valleys, Hongdre village with its short air-strip and the great peaks of Gangapurna, Annapurna II, III, Tilocho, Chuli, and Pisang. You will trek downhill from here all the way to Hongdre. From Hongdre to Manang, the trek is more or less flat. You will gain slight altitude as you near to the village of Braga and Manang. You can spend some time in Barga to visit Braga Monastery, which is the largest monastery in the district.
It has an outstanding display of statues, thangkas, and religious manuscripts. From Barga, it is only an hour walk to Manang for the overnight stop. Today you will trek for around 4-5 hours.
Day 15: Manang to Yak Kharka. (4,130 m /13,546 ft) (9.4km/5.8mi) 3 – 4 hrs trek, Tea House Accommodation.
The trail from Manang leads to a slow climb for an hour as it offers inspiring views of the Annapurna II, Gangapurna, Tilicho, and the close-up views of Chuli peaks. The trail heads up in the barren windswept terrains with juniper bushes along the way. Eventually, you will reach the small settlements of Yak-Kharka (4310 meters) for your overnight. You can explore Yak Kharka in the evening with some gentle hikes. Today’s hike from Manang to Yak Kharka is just 3-4 hours long.
Day 16: Trek to Thorung Phedi. (4,400 m / 14,432 ft) (8.5km/5.2mi) 6 – 7 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
The trail from Yak Kharka to Thorong High Camp (4600 meters) is about 5-6 hours long. The trail from Yak Kharka leads to a slow climb up to reach the last settlement of Ledar.
The trail then winds up offering grand views of the Annapurna II, Gangapurna, Tilache and the close-up view of Chuli peaks. Then you will ascend as you trek along the barren windswept terrain before reaching Thorong Phedi. The trail from Thorung Phedi then depends upon your fitness. If you are fresh and the time permits, you will continue along a zig-zag track towards Upper Phedi or High Camp.
There are a few tea houses and lodges here. If you can make it to Upper Phedi or High Camp, it makes the walk easier start for the next day. It also shortens the number of trekking hours as you head towards the pass.
Day 17: Trek to Muktinath (3,800 m /12,464 ft) via Thorang-la (5,416 m /17,764 ft) (15.6km/9.6mi) 6 – 8 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
You will be starting your trek early after breakfast so that you can reach the top of the pass on time before the cold wind starts to blow. The trek can be quite strenuous in the beginning as you trek along a steep zig-zag path for an hour. After reaching the first ridge, the hike continues on the narrow gradual track for half hour or more till you reach a small glacial pond. There are small teahouses here. From here, another hour and a half trek leads to the top of the pass.
Finally, you will reach an altitude of 5,416 meters at Thorong-La. You can catch the best views of the northern Annapurna, Damodar, Bhrikuti and Dhaulagiri range of mountains from Thorong La. Despite the rough, steep descent from Thorong la, you can have excellent views of the Dhaulagiri 8,167 m. The descent will lead you to the sacred village of Muktinath (3800 meters). This will be the longest day in terms of trekking. You will trek 7-8 hours this day.
After reaching the bottom, there are about two or three teahouses for refreshment. After a break here, you will continue for another hour before reaching Muktinath, which is the holiest of all holy places. During Hindu & Buddhist festivals, this place is full and busy with pilgrims from all over Nepal and India.
Day 18: Trek to Jomsom (2,730 m /8954 ft) (23km/14.29mi) 4 – 5 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Muktinath temple is the ultimate destination for Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims. The temple is home to waterspouts where fresh water pours out channeled from the streams above the temple. After spending time at Muktinath temple, you will embark upon the trek to Jomsom.
As you trek, you can enjoy the magnificent views of Mt. Dhaulagiri. We move ahead among meadows, cross streams and hills over to Kagbeni. You will have your lunch here. Kagbeni is a village that has many memorial stupas and a small monastery. After a lunch break at Kagbeni, you will trek to Jomsom(2720 meters). The trail to Jomsom from Kagbeni cuts through windy areas on the Kali Gandaki Valley. The trekking trail from Muktinath to Jomsom is 4-5 hours long.
Day 19: From Jomsom fly to Kathmandu via Pokhara.
You will fly to Pokhara from Jomsom. The flight offers some spectacular views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. This 15-minute long flight takes you over the deepest gorge in the world. The warmer climate in Pokhara will definitely make us feel better. From Pokhara, you will take another flight to Kathmandu valley. This flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu will be around 25-minutes long. During this flight, you will catch the last views of mountains of the Annapurna region.
Day 20: Transfer to Airport for international departure.
You will bid farewell to Nepal today. We hope that you had an awesome time trekking to Nar Phu valley and sightseeing in the various places you will visit along the way. Our representatives will help you reach the airport around 3 hours prior to your scheduled departure. If there are some friends of yours who are looking to trek to Nepal or if you are looking for trekking in a new destination in this country, please let us know.
Cost Includes
- International Airport transfer by private vehicle
- Accommodation in Kathmandu and Pokhara in a 3-star level hotel.
- Kathmandu sightseeing by professional tour guide and private vehicle.
- Free Luggage stored at "The Great Adventure Treks" office store during the trek.
- Kathmandu to Syange via Besisahar by sharing vehicle.
- Professional trekking guide with government license.
- A porter who will carry your baggage (2 guest 1 porter: 20 kg max )
- All meals during the trek (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner).
- All Accommodation during the trek (Tea House)
- Annapurna Conservation Area Project Permit (ACAP)
- Nar-Phu Restricted Area Permit
- Necessary Equipment( sleeping bag, Duffle Bag, Down Jacket if needed (Return back to the company after the trek).
- Staff Insurance, Food, salary, Transport and clothing.
- Purified drinking water (Ef-Chlor water purification tablet).
- First-Aid kit from The Great Adventure Treks & Expedition including oximeter.
- Emergency Rescue Help ( covered by your travel insurance)
- Jomsom to Pokhara by flight.
- Pokhara to Kathmandu bus ticket.
- Trekking completion achievement Certificate after completing the trek.
- Government tax and service charge.
- All program as per Itinerary
Cost Excludes
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
- Any kinds of Drinks( soft and Hard Drinks)
- Kathmandu monuments fees
- Personal Nature expenses
- Tips for Staffs
- Rescue and Evacuation cost
- Any other special accommodation.
- Extra Activities: Bungee, Paragliding, zipline, Hot air Balloon, Helicopter tour
- Additional Porter cost : USD $23 per day.
- Cost raised because of weather, Natural disasters, political issues and traveler's personal reason.
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