About Annapurna circuit short trek
Short Annapurna circuit trek 15 days, also famous as mini Annapurna circuit trek. Its trail passes through diverse range of landscapes, from lush valleys and terraced fields to barren high deserts and snow-capped mountains of Himalayas. The highlight of mini Annapurna Circuit is to Cross the iconic Thorong La Pass (5,416 meters), the highest point on this trek. Express itinerary of this trip design by the destination expert minimizing the risk of altitude sickness.
Hiking around the Annapurna circuit Nepal is to experience the gorgeous Annapurna circuit trek 14 days is only fastest way to cover the major attraction of Annapurna region Nepal. Himalayan sights and antique ethnic settlements. It is a shorter version of the full circuit of Annapurna trail and starts from Timang, a small village of Annapurna conservation area and ends in Jomsom. From Jomsom, you will take flight or drive back to Pokhara.
15 days Annapurna Circuit offers a fantastic opportunity to experience the glory of Annapurna region in a shorter timeframe. Immerse yourself in charming villages of Annapurna region, experiencing their unique culture, cuisine and hospitality. If you’re looking for a rewarding and unforgettable adventure, do not hesitate to book Annapurna circuit short trek in Nepal. The stunning landscapes, rich culture, and warm hospitality of the locals make this trek a truly unforgettable experience.
After arrival in Kathmandu Airport (TIA) Nepal, our representative will welcome you and transfer to hotel by private vehicle. At hotel he/ she will give short briefing about program agreement and day to day plan. Check into hotel, use free time to take rest, relax and explore around Thamel.
Elevation: 1,400 meters / 4593 feet.
Muktinath to Jomsom journey begin after Muktinath temple exploration at Ranipauwa village in mustang. The distance from Muktinath to Jomsom is about 21 kilometers and possible to go by driving or walking as per preferences. It takes about 1 hour by driving and 5 to 6 hours by walking depend on your pace.
Trail descent from Muktinath towards the Kali Gandaki river crossing Jharkot, Khingar, Kagbeni and Ekle Bhatti villages in Annapurna region of Nepal. This is quite popular route offer stunning views of unique landscape, mountains, including Mount Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri and more. Jomsom is famous for its apple orchards and strong winds that blow through Kali Gandaki valley.
After crossing suspension bridges over Kali Gandaki river, ultimately you reach Jomsom, check in hotel either rest, relax or explore around city, museum, apple orchards and interact with local etc. Muktinath to Jomsom trip is an incredible experience in Kali Gandaki valley where you witness the beauty of lower mustang closely.
Today is the final day of the trek, trail descends quite considerably to Nayapal. Nayapul marks the end of an incredible adventure on the Annapurna Circuit trek. Take some time to savor the accomplishment, reminisce about the memories made, and immerse in the beauty of surrounding mountains before heading back to civilization. From the Nayapul group will drive to Pokhara by private vehicle. Nayapul to Pokhara distance is about 45 kilometers / 28 miles. It takes 1.5 to 2 hours to reach lake side Pokhara.
The journey from Pokhara to Kathmandu is one of the most scenic and breathtaking routes in Nepal. The distance between the two cities is approximately 200 kilometers/ 124 miles, and the travel time is around 6-7 hours by road and 25 minute by plane. Keep in mind that the actual travel time may vary depending on the mode of transportation, traffic conditions, and your personal preferences. As soon as reach Kathmandu you will check into hotel, take a rest, spend evening time explore city for souvenirs shopping. Enjoy farewell dinner at evening to celebrate the successful excursion.
Embark on your final day of journey! Three hours before the scheduled flight, we will escort you to international airport for final departure.
“Have a safe flight! May your journey be free from stress and bring you home safely.”