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Annapurna Base Camp Trek â Inclusions, Costs & Important Information
Organized by The Trekking Buddha
Price & Booking
- Price: 29,900 INR per person (Updated 23 Aug 2025)
- Train: Kolkata â Nepal Border â Pokhara (and return) via 2AC / 3AC
- Train tickets are subject to availability.
- Booking Assistance: Our team will provide train tickets 12 hours before travel and assist you from Kolkata.
- Pick-up & Drop: If you want us to pick you up and drop you off in Kolkata, let us know.
- Booking Contact: WhatsApp +91 99321 41614 for Kolkata-to-Kolkata travel arrangements.
Inclusions
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Transport | From Kolkata â Nepal Border â Pokhara and return. Pokhara â Samrong & Samrong â Pokhara during trek. |
| Accommodation | Day 1 to Day 8 â Trek accommodations and 2 nights in Pokhara hotel. |
| Food | Day 2 Dinner â Day 8 Breakfast: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and 2 Tea breaks per day. |
| Permits | All necessary trekking permits included. |
| Guide | Professional trekking guide throughout the journey. |
| Extras | Hot springs entry included. |
What is Not Included
- Wifi
- Any personal expenses
- Meals before Day 2 dinner and after Day 8 breakfast
- Extra accommodation during the trek
- Hot water, charging facilities, or personal room requests
Optional Services
- Porter Service: Available on request. Must inform us 15 days before trek start.
- Cost: 2,500â3,500 Nepalese Rupees per day.
- Personal Room: If you want a personal room during the trek, inform the team in advance and it will be arranged accordingly.
Cancellation & Refund Policy
- If the trek is cancelled due to national issues, landslides, or pandemic, a 75% refund will be provided.Applicable for cancellations made 1â21 days prior to trek start date.
- Visit terms and conditions* for more
POKHRA – POKHRA
Annapurna Base Camp Trek â Pokhara to Pokhara Package
Organized by The Trekking Buddha
Price & Booking
- Price: 24,900 INR per person
- Joining Point: Pokhara
- Departure from Pokhara: Day 1 evening (check-in at hotel).
- Return to Pokhara: Day 8 evening after trek completion(Accommodation will be provided).
- Accommodation in Pokhara will be provided up to POKHRA (or as per trek dates), giving you a 30-hour window to relax and explore the city.
- Booking Contact: WhatsApp +91 99321 41614
Inclusions
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Accommodation | Trek accommodations from Day 1 to Day 8 and 2 nights in Pokhara hotel. |
| Food | Day 2 Dinner â Day 8 Breakfast: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and 2 Tea breaks per day. |
| Permits | All necessary trekking permits included. |
| Guide | Professional trekking guide throughout the journey. |
| Extras | Hot springs entry included. |
| Local Trek Transport | Pokhara â Samrong & Samrong â Pokhara during trek. |
What is Not Included
- Wifi
- Any personal expenses
- Meals before Day 2 dinner and after Day 8 breakfast
- Extra accommodation during the trek
- Hot water, charging facilities, or personal room requests
Optional Services
- Porter Service: Available on request. Must inform us 15 days before trek start.
- Cost: 2,500â3,500 Nepalese Rupees per day.
- Personal Room: If you want a personal room during the trek, inform the team in advance and it will be arranged accordingly.




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The easiest base camp trek of 8000m
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This is Why you should do the Annapurna Base Camp Trek. Here’s a video on it –

History of Annapurna
âAnnapurnaâ is the 10th highest mountain in the world (8091 meters) located east of the deep gorge of the Kali Gandaki river.
Until 1948, Nepal was a closed and secret country for a trip. First a group of American ornithologists, then A group of Swiss mountaineers opened the frontier for research and exploration in the countryâs northeastern region.
In 1949, the French Federation âFrancaise de la Montagneâ (the mountain from Annapurna Basecamp, a 4 km straight climb, and still the least climbed of the 14 8000m mountains) in Nepal, was granted permission to climb this mountain. Started negotiations with Govt.
According to Survey of India the name of this mountain is âXXXIXâ. Its name is a combination of two Sanskrit words (anna and purna) which literally means âcomplete in foodâ. The name Annapurna is similar to another name of the Hindu goddess Durga, the Hindu divine mother, consort of Lord Shiva, whose other name is Annapurna.
Key Factors:
1950 French expedition first summited Annapurna as an 8000m mountain on June 3rd by âMaurice Hargeâ and his team. Annapurna is a monstrous life-killing mountain in the mountaineering empire with the highest fatality rate (33%) of all time.
It is located in the Annapurna Conservation Area in the Gandaki region of northern and central Nepal. Which is located in the district called Kaski in Nepal. One of the reasons for the inaccessibility of its ascent is the ever-unstable weather, avalanches and the complexity of the ascent.
Annapurna Basecamp Trek:
Annapurna is the first route to be climbed, the panoramic view of the basecamp is magnificent. The height of this base camp is 4130 meters. From this high altitude basecamp, the mountain itself holds a height of about 4 km touching the sky.
About 18 mountains of the Annapurna range are visible from this basecamp.Among which, Annapurna South, Annapurna 2, 3, Hiun Chulli, Singachulli, Gandharva Chulli, Glacier Dome, Tharpu Chulli, Gangapurna, Annapurna Fang, and one of the most popular mountains of Nepal âMachapuchhare/Fishtail/Fish Tailâ are breathtaking views of any trekker or Enough to make the tourist addicted to the mountains.
Entering this basecamp will feel like you have entered a gallery where the only visitors are you and the 18 monstrous beauty mountains busying your eyes and mind.
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