Annapurna Base Camp Trek is a unique experience for the adventurers. The trek trail is home to typical Gurung and Poon Magar ethnic groups who live a traditional life in beautiful villages including Ghandruk and Chhomrong. Their unique culture, languages, lifestyles and their “typical dress ups” in the background of Rhododendron forests will draw the attention of the trekkers. Poon Hill is the view point from where trekkers can see the majestic views of the Annapurna Range, the Dhaulagiri Range, the Machhapuchhre and the Manaslu region.

Step into the extraordinary with the Annapurna Circuit Trek, an iconic Himalayan journey that’s as much about altitude as it is about adventure. Known as the Thorong-La Pass Trek (5416m), this unforgettable trail weaves through breathtaking snow-capped peaks, serene alpine lakes, and landscapes so diverse, they’ll leave you awe-struck at every turn.

Spanning approximately 300 km, this trek takes you from the lush, green forests of the lowlands to the dramatic heights of the Thorong-La Pass, the highest point at an incredible 5416m. Beginning at Besisahar (760m), the trek steadily climbs through culturally rich villages, culminating in Manang and beyond. Along the way, trekkers encounter stunning vistas, including the legendary Gangapurna Glacier and ancient monasteries that offer a glimpse into the region’s spiritual heart.

The Annapurna Circuit Trek is more than just a trek—it’s an experience that blends natural wonders, cultural immersion, and high-altitude adventure. Follow the footsteps of ancient traders on routes once connecting Nepal to Tibet, encounter rare wildlife, and connect with the local tribal communities that thrive in this rugged yet enchanting region. One of the trek’s spiritual highlights is a visit to Muktinath (3800m), a sacred site revered by Hindus and Buddhists alike.

What makes this trek extraordinary is its diversity of landscapes and climates. From the lush lowlands of Besisahar (760m) to the high-altitude beauty of Thorong-La Pass (5416m), you’ll traverse multiple climatic zones, experience dramatic altitude changes, and witness the Himalayas in all their glory.

Mardi Himal trek is a new trekking route. It is better to spend three days above the tree line of Mardi Himal amid the close views of Machhapuchhare Himal (the Fishtail Mountain). Trekkers can take the views of sunrises with sun bursting into the tips of Machhapuchhare Himal and the Annapurna Himal.

The trekkers can spend two nights at high camp (3,800m) acclimatizing and they can walk further up the ridge until they can see into the glacial basin between Macchapuchhare and Annapurna where Annapurna base camp is located. The Mardi Himal trek gives trekkers with the most amazing sense of having been right up on the roof of the world amongst some of its highest mountains.