How Much Does the Annapurna Circuit Trek Cost?

Your journey begins smoothly with a private car pick-up and drop-off service at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport. This comfortable transfer ensures that you don't have to worry about getting to and from the airport.

Kathmandu to Besisahar: The trek begins with a local bus ride from Kathmandu to Besisahar, the gateway to the Annapurna Circuit. This is a scenic 6-8 hour journey through the stunning countryside of Nepal.

Besisahar to Dharapani: After reaching Besisahar, you’ll continue your journey in a shared jeep to Dharapani, a popular stop on the circuit.

Muktinath to Pokhara: Upon completion of your trek, you’ll travel from Muktinath to Pokhara by bus, offering you the chance to relax and reflect on your trek.

Pokhara to Kathmandu: A comfortable tourist bus will transport you back to Kathmandu from Pokhara, where you can unwind and explore the city.

A porter will carry your luggage, letting you focus on enjoying the trek.

Stay for 3 nights in comfortable 3-star accommodations with breakfast included.

A knowledgeable guide will accompany you, ensuring safety and enhancing your trekking experience.

Basic lodging at mountain teahouses with food and rest after each day’s trek.

The required permit is included in your package, supporting the preservation of the Annapurna region.

A down jacket will be provided to keep you warm at high altitudes.

Available for minor injuries, though it's recommended to bring personal medications.

Emergency evacuation will be arranged if needed, but travel insurance is required to cover any costs.

All relevant taxes and official expenses are included in the price.

The cost of any extra nights spent in Kathmandu or Pokhara beyond the standard itinerary is not included. You will need to arrange and pay for additional accommodation if your trip is extended.

Meals in Kathmandu and Pokhara, other than breakfast provided at your hotel, are not included. You’ll have plenty of restaurant options to choose from in both cities

Your bar bills during the trek are not included. Alcoholic drinks and other beverages, such as soft drinks, will be at your own expense.

Travel insurance is mandatory for trekking in Nepal, especially to cover potential emergencies, evacuation, or other unforeseen circumstances. It is not included in the trek price.

The cost of breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the trek is not included in the package. While you’ll be able to find a variety of meals at the mountain teahouses, you should budget for your meals throughout the trek.

Hot showers, battery charging, and Wi-Fi are not included in your trek package and may come at an extra cost at the teahouses along the route.
Telephone calls and internet use in the mountains are limited and often chargeable.

Personal expenses such as snacks, sweets, cigarettes, and any other extra items are not included. Be prepared to pay for these items as you go along the trail.

Tips for your guide are not included in the cost. It’s customary to tip your guide at the end of the trek for their services. The amount depends on your satisfaction and the service provided.

Any loss arising due to unforeseen circumstances (such as flight cancellations, roadblocks, or natural disasters) is beyond the control of Himalaya Hub Adventure and is not covered in the trek price.