Annapurna Treks

Annapurna trekking region shows excellent natural and cultural diversification with exceptional hiking options in Nepal. From a few day hikes to weeks of walking adventures, peak climbing, and other fun-filled activities like paragliding, bungee, zipline, and others, Annapurna is a favorite destination for most trekkers. The diversified Annapurna region trekking route also connects the hidden kingdom of Mustang with plenty of social and cultural exploration, religious insights. Trans-Himalayan landscape, Hindu and Buddhist culture can be experienced in Muktinath temple, the famous pilgrimage site in Mustang district. The floral highlights include walking through refreshing rhododendron trees during the spring season, whereas you may spot snow leopard and other rare Himalayan faunas too. Similarly, trekking in the Annapurna region lands you at the very heart of the grandest snow-capped mountains like Annapurna I, Dhaulagiri, and Fishtail (Machhapuchre), separated by the world’s deepest Kaligandaki gorge. Likewise, the Annapurna trail follows the Marsyangdi River, and the site beholds the Tilicho Lake, the highest lake in the world.

You can come and enjoy Annapurna trekking trips mostly any time of the year. However, trek routes at Thorung La pass and Tilicho lakes are challenging and not recommended during winter. Besides that, it is always a great time to go for the Annapurna treks. You will see blossoming rhododendron trees during the spring months of March, April, May, with clear views of Himalayan giants during the autumn months of late September, October, and November. Even in rainy months like July to mid-September (monsoon), Annapurna treks are doable, but you would instead expect excellent vegetation, greeneries, and not the Himalayan views. If you are lucky, you can only see the views during those cloudy months.

So, it would be best if you went for the Annapurna treks at least once in your lifetime. This place offers everyone something, from adventure seekers to easy-going travelers and family to group departures.