Annapurna & Mustang · trek
Top guides for Annapurna Base Camp, ranked by their reviews here: Ace the Himalaya (★ 5.0, 2 reviews), Himalaya Hub Adventure (★ 5.0, 1 review), The Mountain Company (★ 4.7, 2 reviews). ExpedReview is a specialist review platform for high-altitude mountaineering. Every review is checked by our team before it's published, and guides cannot pay for a better rating.
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ERTI 4.82 overall
Based in Nepal
★ 5.0 · 2 reviews on Annapurna Base Camp · Last review: Sep 2026
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ERTI 3.99 overall
Based in Nepal
★ 5.0 · 1 review on Annapurna Base Camp · Last review: Sep 2026
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ERTI 4.69 overall
Based in United Kingdom
★ 4.7 · 2 reviews on Annapurna Base Camp · Last review: May 2021
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ERTI 4.74 overall
Based in Nepal
Price: From $389 USD · guide-listed package price · last updated Jun 2026
ERTI 4.56 overall
Based in Nepal
Price: From $850 USD · guide-listed package price · last updated Jul 2026
ERTI 3.75 overall
Based in Nepal
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Based in Nepal
Price: From $690 USD · guide-listed package price · last updated Jun 2026
Annapurna I (8,091m) was the first 8,000m peak to be climbed, summited by Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal on June 3, 1950. The Annapurna Sanctuary trek developed in the 1970s, offering close access to multiple 7,000-8,000m peaks. The region is sacred to local Gurung communities.
Annapurna Base Camp Trek (7-12 days): Classic trek through diverse terrain from subtropical to alpine. Poon Hill Trek (4-5 days): Short trek with spectacular sunrise views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. Annapurna Circuit (12-21 days): Epic circumnavigation crossing Thorong La pass (5,416m). Mardi Himal Trek (5-7 days): Less crowded alternative with stunning ridge walking.
Weather: September to November is the most popular moment to go on the trek and the most crowded. The weather is mostly clear at this time of year, with average temperatures of 15 ºC (60 ºF). The winter months of December to February are much colder, but fewer people are undertaking the trek. There are some snowstorms and average temperatures during the day reach about 10 ºC (50 ºF). Spring is considered the most beautiful time to go as all the flowers are blooming. However, the air tends to be a bit hazier and the weather is cloudier. Average temperatures reach about 17 ºC (63 ºF)., Best Time to Visit: , Average Expedition Length 10 to 14 days
Nepalese Rupee (NPR) is the official currency. ATMs available in Pokhara and Nayapul. Carry sufficient cash as no ATMs on trail. Teahouse costs: $10-25/day for food, $2-8/night for lodging. USD accepted in Pokhara. TIMS permit and ACAP permit required (available in Kathmandu/Pokhara).
Official: Nepali. Regional: Gurung, Magar, Thakali languages spoken in different villages. English widely spoken by guides and lodge staff. The Gurung and Magar people are known for their Gurkha warrior heritage.
Himalaya Hub Adventure
Annapurna Base Camp trek · Rated 5/5 · Reviewed
Had an amazing experience on our Nepal trek! 🏔️🇳🇵 From the planning and coordination to the trek itself, everything was handled really well. Krishna Dai and his team was supportive, friendly, and always there whenever we needed help. A special mention to Krishna Dai for his…
By Anonymous
Ace the Himalaya
Annapurna Base Camp trek · Rated 5/5 · Reviewed
We had a fantastic experience trekking to Annapurna Base Camp with Ace Himalayas. From start to finish, everything was so well organised, and we always felt safe and well cared for. A special thank you to our wonderful guide, Milan, and our porter, Ting Ting. They were both…
By Alice
Ace the Himalaya
Annapurna Base Camp trek · Rated 5/5 · Reviewed
We had an amazing experience trekking to Annapurna Base Camp. Our guide, Milan, and porter, Ting Ting, were both fantastic from start to finish. The pace of the trek was perfect for us, giving us plenty of time to enjoy the incredible scenery without ever feeling rushed. Milan…
By Luke
The Mountain Company
Annapurna Base Camp trek · Rated 4.8/5 · Reviewed
Such a well organized and planned trip. Great guide. Felt well look after, safe and had my concerns addressed before, during and even after the trip. Highly recommend booking with Roland and his team!
By Nina S.
The Mountain Company
Annapurna Base Camp trek · Rated 4.6/5 · Reviewed
Our 2nd trip with the Mountain Company and as per usual, it met our expectations. Well organised with a variety of stunning scenery from woodlands and forest to the vast open spaces of base camp. Although you only get to 4300m it is a very strenuous trek due to the number of…
By Anne M.
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