Best Sightseeing Tours Tours in Annapurna

You will be truly mesmerized with the absolute stunning views of both Annapurna and Dhaulagiri. Also you will get many opportunities to take some of the spectacular photographs of sunrise and sunsets. The high pastures above the Kopra ridge is something which is not to be missed. The beautiful and breath-taking views are not to miss which will bring you closer to nature. Location: Himalayan Mountain Flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara. Highlights: Kopra Ridge and Khayer Lake Trek. Best season: March is however the best time for trekking. Price: $250 per person. Difficulty Level: Medium.

If you love mountains then you can’t miss the chance to visit this place because it has been a home to some of the world’s highest peaks. The conservation area is operational under the king Mahendra trust which is one of the non-profit organization of Nepal. And it also helps to both preserve and maintain the natural and cultural resources of Nepal.Highlights: You can also witness the world’s deepest valley of Kali Gandaki. Almost all the trekking permits are also available in this conservation area. Location: Buses and taxis are easily available from Pokhara to Jomsom which lies north to the Annapurna Conservation Area. Price: $174 USD for 2 people.

If you are ready to embark on an adventure, if you are ready to take a step ahead in trekking, then the Annapurna Base Camp is the right option for you. The trek is recommended for those who have already handled moderate difficulty trek, as the steep trek, with difficult walking trails is meant for experienced trek lovers. Highlights:Sheltered from storms and unaffected, the trek takes about 7-10 days depending on the option you take. The domineering peaks of Annapurna and Fishtail are visible during this summit. The paths are stunningly beautiful. The mossy jungles and snow-speckled expanses at this place and the gorgeous sunlight will melt your heart.Location: Pokhara.Things to keep in mind:This trek is considered moderate to difficult. So, know the weather before embarking on the trek and don’t forget to carry an extra pair of hiking boots and socks. Make sure you have a wind-protective sleeping bag.