u/Ok-Waltz9734

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Annapurna circuit in March or April next year

M 22

Itinerary most probably of 13-14 days ( can manage for 12 days too )

This is my first multi-day trek in nepal, I'm thinking of doing it solo , if anyone interested in going can join me or can dm hehe

Most probably I'm thinking of doing this in mid or end march but I've to see my sem exams date too

So I can't find any fix date rn but march or april fs

Treks starts from gorakhpur and ends at gorkhpur

My overall budget is 35 but I'll try to secure 5-10k for emergencies only so I'm thinking of using 25-30k first during the trek ( I've heard mostly from everyone that atleast 2-3k npr is enough for each day so even if we take 3k npr then uhmm akshually according to my maths 3k npr × 14 days = 42k npr that means something around 26-27k so round figure we assuming 25k hehe 😝 cuz kanjusi zroori hunda si

Imo 35 is way to enough

Overall tbh 50k npr is way too enough from border to border

Day 1: Gorakhpur to Pokhara, via Sonauli border via Bus or jeep ( 10-11 hours )

Day 2: Pokhara to Besisahar via bus or jeep

( 4-5 hours )

Day 3: Besisahar to Chame via jeep

( 7-8 hours )

Day 4: Chame to Pisang, trek, about 16km

( 5-6 hours )

Day 5: Pisang to Manang (upper trail), trek, about 17km ( 6-7 hours )

Day 6: Acclimatization day in Manang

Two options during acclimatization

Side hike to Ice Lake (tougher, ~13km round trip

( 6-7 hours)

Gangapurna Lake (easier, ~5km round trip

(2-3 hours)

Day 7: Manang to Yak Kharka, trek, about 13km

( 4-5 hours )

Day 8: Yak Kharka to Thorong Phedi or High Camp, trek, about 10km ( 4-5 hours )

Day 9: High Camp over Thorong La pass (5416m) down to Muktinath, trek about 15km ( 7-9 hours )

( The hardest day starts before dawn to beat the wind )

Day 10: Muktinath to Jomsom, trek, about 20km ( 6-7 hours )

Day 11: Jomsom to Beni, jeep ( 6-7 hours on a rough road )

Day 12: Beni to Pokhara, bus ( 3-4 hours )

Day 13: Pokhara to border

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