Annapurna Region

The Annapurna Region Trek is one of the most varied and rewarding trekking regions in Nepal. Located in central Nepal, the region contains a vast variety of landscapes, ranging from green hills and terraced farms to high mountain passes and glacier valleys. It is a place where one can meet nature’s beauty and the village lifestyle together and offers a complete Himalayan experience for the trekkers.

The trails of the Annapurna region go through Gurung, Magar and Thakali villages where visitors can learn about the local customs, daily life and the mountain hospitality. Along the way, you will have views of Annapurna I, Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri and many other peaks that rise above the valleys. The area also belongs to the Annapurna Conservation Area which has preserved forests, wildlife and the local communities.

The trekking choices in this area are numerous based on the various fitness levels and durations. Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek or Ghandruk to Ghorepani Short Trek is a shorter and less strenuous road and also gives views of the sunrise and comfortable tea house accommodation. The Annapurna Base Camp Trekking route leads you deep into the Annapurna Sanctuary with high peaks all around. The Annapurna Circuit Short Trek and Tilicho Lake with Round Annapurna are longer journeys that cross Thorong La Pass and see landscapes at a high altitude.

For those looking for quieter trails, Mohare Hill with Mardi Himal Trek offers community lodge experiences with close mountain views. The Manaslu Annapurna Trek links 2 famous regions in one long adventure. The Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek is a difficult route which is for experienced trekkers who love to trek remote routes and camping style treks.

At Multi Adventure, we organize Annapurna region treks with careful planning and experienced guides and attention to safety and comfort. An Annapurna Region Trek is a cultural discovery that offers a variety of nature and adventure while also providing a fulfilling mountain trek for both the new and experienced trekkers.