Annapurna Panorama Trek

This Annapurna Panorama Trek in Nepal is a perfect combination of adventure with villages, almighty mountains, and relaxation.

This trip is a way of discovering Nepal in style while staying in the mountain lodges of the Annapurna region. The trails between lodges lead you through picturesque, typical villages with remarkable views of Annapurna and will introduce you to the amazing local residents and their friendliness. The safari to the wilderness is the perfect opportunity to spot wildlife and appreciate stunning views.

The Annapurna Panorama Trek consists of 5 days of relatively gentle walking through the low-lying Annapurna foothills. These middle hills provide spectacular alpine views as you explore this scenic Himalayan region. Walk with your own group, or individually with a private guide so you can journey at your own pace.

On days when you're not trekking, you'll have cultural tours and leisure time.

On this holiday trek, you will enjoy the regional cuisine, and the lakeside city of Pokhara, where you will be astounded by its sheer beauty and pristine charisma. What makes this trip even better is that it is designed to help Nepalese people reap the benefits of tourism. Your visit to Nepal helps the mountain people with income, job opportunities, and development.

• Experience the culture of traditional life in Nepali villages
• Enjoy the magnificent snowcapped Annapurna and fishtail mountain views
• Explore the city of lakes, Pokhara
• Visit the UNESCO World Heritage sites in Kathmandu and witness rich history, heritage, culture, and tradition
• Get a glimpse of Gurung culture, the largest ethnic group in Nepal’s Himalayas
• Visit Buddhist and Hinduist temples and local architecture

The high season is from mid-September to April. During the high season, the weather is perfect and filled with sunshine and clear weather. Trekkers will have the opportunity to walk through beautiful forests of colorful rhododendron trees if they book this trip in the spring (March-April).

The low season is May to mid-June. Low season is the hottest season of Nepal, but the days are hot and dry. This makes for more comfortable trekking than during the off-season when days are hot and humid.

The off-season (monsoon season) is mid-June to mid-September. During the off-season, there is constant rainfall and a higher chance of leeches in the jungle. The mountain views Himalayan views may not be clear and trekking trails are slippery.

Our company is Travelife certified, and we are committed to minimizing our negative impact on the environment and society. To achieve this, we work with our business partners such as accommodation providers and excursion providers to encourage the adoption of sustainable practices. We also create awareness among our guests and staff about the importance of sustainability. We believe that by promoting sustainable tourism, we can contribute to the preservation of natural and cultural resources for future generations.

• Environmental Initiatives

We have taken various measures to reduce our carbon footprint. For example, we encourage guests to bring reusable water bottles and water filter tablets to reduce plastic waste. Our guides also collect trash along the trail and dispose of it in designated areas. During the trip, we avoid plastic-related items as much as possible, and we use cloth bags instead. Additionally, the trip is centered around trekking, which is a low-carbon impact activity. Our accommodations, including hotels and mountain lodges, are environmentally friendly, and most electricity and heating are generated by solar power and village electricity schemes.
Lastly, our office is an example of our economic practices, where we prioritize the use of sustainable products. We use biodegradable hand soap and cleaning powder, which are handmade and hand-packed by women from poor, remote communities. The office is solar-powered, and we use energy-efficient lights and water-efficient toilets. By incorporating sustainable practices in all aspects of our operations, we aim to promote responsible tourism that benefits both the environment and society.

• Sociocultural Initiatives

We support the local community in various ways. The mountain lodges we use are made by locals with local materials, and they employ locals as staff. These lodges serve organic meals prepared from local produce and ingredients, catering to guests' dietary requirements such as vegetarian and vegan. The trip also includes hiking through villages, providing guests with an opportunity to interact with locals and witness their traditions and way of life.

Be sure you have traveler's insurance.