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Annapurna by ART
Experience the stunning landscapes and vibrant cultures of the Annapurna Circuit on this 15-day guided trek with Alpine Ramble Treks.
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On Annapurna Circuit Trek
“The guides were world-class and made us feel safe every step.”
Ben W
On Annapurna Circuit Trek
“The ART Experince was truly artistic Our guide Dilman and our porter Mr Cow were incredible, insanely valuable additions to our trek and couldn't have done it without them. Always conscious of our needs and safety and were sneaking us extra blankets as required left right and centre. Absolutely no notes, thoroughly recommend Alpine for anything you're considering, boss Mr Dil was checking in throughout too. Loved it.”
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This adventure is crafted for trekkers who value cultural depth without the pressure of hurried acclimatization. Look forward to mesmerizing sunrises, the majestic Annapurna ridges, lush forest landscapes, sacred river monasteries, and exhilarating glacier walks, along with nightly briefings to…

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Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu and preparation
Arrive in the vibrant city of Kathmandu, where the elevation is 1,400 meters above sea level, and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Nepalese culture. Spend the day exploring…
Itinerary
MEET GUIDES
Handpicked Sherpa, climbing, and cultural experts for Everest departures.

Dilman Gurung is a seasoned Himalayan guide with a safety-first approach and rich local storytelling. Calm leadership with precise altitude management. Friendly and helpful. Rated 4.9★, with 25+ yrs experience, they are your ideal trekking companion.

Laxman Gurung is a seasoned Himalayan guide with a safety-first approach and rich local storytelling. Calm leadership with precise altitude management. Friendly and helpful. Rated 4.9★, with 20+ yrs experience, they are your ideal trekking companion.
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Smart departures
Guaranteed & flexible start dates with limited group sizes.
Jan 2026
Choose this date to pre-fill your lead form and hold a spot. You can still change dates later.
Safety, clarity, and care—backed by licenses, real reviews, and mountain-ready teams.

4.9★ on TripAdvisor & Google
4.9★ on TripAdvisor & Google

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UGC gallery (recent treks)

TAAN · NMA · local partners
TAAN · NMA · local partners
Taxes, permits, porter/guide wages, and meals included. No surprise invoices in Kathmandu.
Once you deposit we run the trek. Redundant Lukla flights, backup guides, and live waitlists keep teams moving.
WAFA-certified Sherpa leaders, oximeter checks, oxygen + SATCOM backups, and altitude physicians on-call.
Free date changes up to 14 days prior plus concierge planners to reroute or upgrade exits.
Everest season intel
Pick between spring rhododendrons or crisp autumn skies.

Coldest, clear skies
In the month of Jan, the average daytime temperature is -5.0°C, with about 8 mm of total rainfall, and a 70% chance of trail snowfall days. Coldest, clear skies. For conditions: Visibility is Good, Trail crowd is Moderate, Comfort feels Harsh Cold, and Snow risk is Likely.
Mar – Apr
Blooming valleys, mild temps, busier trails.
May – Jun
Warmer but hazier; consider early May.
Sep – Oct
Post-monsoon clarity, festivals, stable flights.
Nov – Dec
Cold evenings, quiet trails, clear mornings.
British expeditions map Khumbu trade routes; trekking era begins.
British expeditions map Khumbu trade routes; trekking era begins.
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FAQ
Everything from flights to acclimatization.
The Annapurna Circuit Trek spans 15 days, allowing trekkers to experience the diverse landscapes and cultures of the Annapurna region. The itinerary includes acclimatization days in Namche and Dingboche, providing opportunities for side hikes and cultural immersion without rushing.
Key highlights of the Annapurna Circuit Trek include breathtaking sunrises, visits to Sherpa monasteries, glacier walks, and the stunning views from Kala Patthar. Trekkers will also enjoy curated teahouse experiences, including optional coffee tastings and story nights with Sherpa guides.
The best seasons for the Annapurna Circuit Trek are from March to May and September to November. During these months, trekkers can enjoy blooming valleys, mild temperatures, and clear skies, making for an optimal trekking experience.
Acclimatization is crucial for high-altitude trekking, and this itinerary includes two dedicated acclimatization days in Namche and Dingboche. These layovers help your body adjust to the altitude while allowing you to explore the surrounding areas.
Trekkers will stay in comfort teahouses that offer twin-share accommodations. These teahouses provide a cozy atmosphere and are selected for their quality, ensuring a pleasant resting experience after long trekking days.
The trek includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner, along with hot drinks throughout the journey. Meals are designed to provide the necessary energy for trekking and often feature local cuisine, giving trekkers a taste of Nepali culture.
Yes, the trek includes support from a Sherpa lead guide and assistants, with a ratio of one guide for every four trekkers. Additionally, porters are provided to carry up to 15 kg of luggage per trekker, ensuring a manageable trekking experience.
Trekkers will need to obtain the TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) card and permits for the Sagarmatha National Park. These permits are included in the trek package, simplifying the process for participants.
Essential items to pack include sturdy trekking boots, layered clothing for varying temperatures, a good sleeping bag, and personal items like sunscreen and a first-aid kit. It's also advisable to bring a reusable water bottle and snacks for energy during the trek.
The Annapurna Circuit Trek is categorized as moderate to strenuous, making it suitable for trekkers with a reasonable level of fitness. Prior trekking experience is beneficial, but those who are physically active and prepared can successfully complete the trek.
Traveler Reviews
Real stories from previous Everest departures.
“The ART Experince was truly artistic Our guide Dilman and our porter Mr Cow were incredible, insanely valuable additions to our trek and couldn't have done it without them. Always conscious of our needs and safety and were sneaking us extra blankets as required left right and centre. Absolutely no notes, thoroughly recommend Alpine for anything you're considering, boss Mr Dil was checking in throughout too. Loved it.”
Ben W
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Sita & Jeevan · Google
★ 5.0
“Helicopter exits to Kala Patthar and those golden-hour teasers were unforgettable.”
Lena & Mingma · TripAdvisor
★ 5.0
“ATE's team kept altitude on track while we filmed the sunrise clip—such a calm crew.”
Rohan · Google
★ 4.8
“Guides captured the heli prep footage and kept us smiling through every reach.”
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