Annapurna Base Camp
and Chitwan Jungle
85 Km
14 Days
Level 5 - Most Difficult
Hiking
Countries: Nepal
Airport: Kathmandu
Trip Direction: Linear
Dates: March 30th - April 12th 2026
Price: $3050 pp based in twin / double $3650 single
*NB Pricing as per local currency
€10 pp of your trip cost is donated to high impact climate charities
Itinerary
Day 2 – City tour of Kathmandu
Day 3 – Fly to Pokhara. Pokhara to Ghandruk
Day 4 – Ghandruk to Chhomrong
Day 5 – Chhomrong to Bamboo
Day 6 – Bamboo to Deurali
Day 7 – Deurali – Machhapuchare Base Camp
Day 8 – Machhapuchhare B.C. Hike to Annapurna Sanctuary
Day 9 – Bamboo to Jhinu Danda
Day 10 – Trek to Naya Pul then drive to Pokhara
Day 11 – Fly to Chitwan National Park
Day 12 – Activities in the Chitwan National Park
Day 13 – Fly Chitwan – Kathmandu
Day 14 – Depart
Highlights
The Annapurna Base Camp trek offers sweeping views of terraced hillsides, dense rhododendron forests, and towering snow-capped peaks that surround you as the trail rises toward the sanctuary.
Along the way, you pass through Gurung and Magar villages, where prayer flags flutter and locals share warm hospitality rooted in Buddhist and Hindu traditions.
Together, the dramatic scenery and rich customs create a journey that feels both visually stunning and culturally immersive.
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Our Climate Commitment
We care deeply about the Alpine environment and are passionate about sharing this incredible landscape with our guests.
We understand that tourism is another pressure on the fragile ecosystem and accept responsibility for the carbon emissions that our tours produce. We are therefore committed to reducing our impact as much as possible.
As we cannot eliminate all sources of carbon emissions for our tours, we have decided to donate €10 per client to high impact pro-climate nonprofits recommended by the world's leading climate charity evaluators.
You can read more about our sustainability commitment here