Annapurna Circuit trek distance chart showing daily trekking distances, walking hours, and elevation changes across the full Annapurna Circuit route in Nepal.Read More
Explore the complete Annapurna Circuit Trek Itinerary with a detailed 15-day route, altitude profile, acclimatization schedule, and Thorong La Pass crossing guide.Read More
Thorong La Pass (5,416m) is the highest and most physically demanding point of the Annapurna Circuit Trek. Reaching the top at sunrise, surrounded by snow-covered peaks and prayer flags, is one of the most rewarding moments of the entire journey.Read More
Annapurna Circuit trek cost breakdown for 2026 — package prices from $828 to $1,198 per person, what's included, and real numbers for permits, gear, and the Thorong La crossing.Read More
What permits do you need for Everest Base Camp? Two: the Sagarmatha National Park permit and the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality permit. Each costs NPR 3,000, so NPR 6,000 in total (about $39). You do not need a TIMS card, and a guide is not a legal requirement in the Khumbu. Here is where...Read More
What is accommodation like on the Everest Base Camp trek? You sleep in teahouses, small family-run lodges with twin rooms and a heated dining room. Rooms get more basic as you climb, and showers, Wi-Fi and charging cost extra. Here is each night from Phakding to Lukla, plus bathrooms, food and staying warm.Read More
What are the worst Everest Base Camp packing mistakes? New boots, cotton clothing and a sleeping bag that is not warm enough top the list, followed by overweight bags and fake down gear. None of them shows up in Kathmandu. Here are the ten mistakes to avoid on this route, and what to pack instead...Read More
What should you pack for Everest Base Camp? Layers, a heavy down jacket, broken-in boots and a sleeping bag rated to at least −15°C, since teahouse rooms are unheated. A porter carries your duffel and you carry a daypack. Here is the full checklist, what to rent in Kathmandu and the weight limits for porters...Read More
When is the best time for the Everest Base Camp trek? October to mid-November, followed by April to May, when trails are usually dry and the views clear. Winter is clear but very cold, and the monsoon brings rain and Lukla flight delays. Here is each month rated, with Namche temperatures and rainfall.Read More
How do you avoid altitude sickness on the Everest Base Camp trek? Walk slowly, keep the rest days at Namche and Dingboche, and go down if symptoms get worse. Fitness does not protect you. Here is where altitude sickness is most likely on the route, how to spot AMS, HACE and HAPE, and what Diamox...Read More
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