Annapurna Trek in Comfort

The season typically runs from late September (Autumn) to early May (Spring). This is when the skies are generally clear and the weather is stable. Spring is especially beautiful, with rhododendrons in full bloom in the forests.

No technical experience is needed. Annapurna is an excellent choice for first-time trekkers, with trails at lower altitudes, shorter walking days, and a gentler pace compared to Everest. This comfort-style trek is designed to offer a rewarding Himalayan experience with added ease.

If you’re new to trekking in Nepal, Annapurna is often the better place to start. The trails are at lower altitudes (below 4,000m / 13,120ft), the walking is gentler, and the scenery is more varied - from lush forests and terraced fields to views of 8,000m peaks like Annapurna and Dhaulagiri. You’ll also enjoy rich cultural encounters with Gurung and Magar communities along the way.

This trek focuses on comfort and accessibility. By staying at lower altitudes, using our Eco-Comfort Camps, and keeping walking days shorter, it’s designed to be a softer introduction to Himalayan trekking. You’ll still enjoy the dramatic mountain views and rich cultural encounters, but in a more relaxed and supported way.

You’ll only carry your daypack (approx. 6–8kg / 13–18lb) with daily items like water, camera, rain jacket, and snacks. Your main gear is carried by porters.

Your trek duffel (provided) should not exceed 15kg (33lb).

Yes - any extra items not needed on the trek can be safely stored at the group hotel in Kathmandu.

Yes - all accommodation is twin-share in both lodges and Eco-Comfort Camps. If you'd prefer your own space, a single supplement is available at an additional cost (subject to availability).

At higher altitudes, especially at night and above 2,000m (6,560ft), temperatures can drop below freezing. Expect mild to cool days and colder nights. We help keep you warm with high-quality gear and Eco-Comfort Camps that include a heated dining area.

At our Eco-Comfort Camps, you’ll find Western-style sit-down toilets. Lodge toilet styles can vary, but many now also include Western-style options.

Yes, you’ll enjoy outstanding views of Annapurna South (7,219m), Machapuchare (6,993m), Hiunchuli, and other peaks in the Annapurna range. The trek passes through lush forests, traditional villages, and terraced fields, offering a rich mix of mountain scenery and cultural encounters.

You'll stay at a comfortable hotel in Kathmandu, and while trekking you’ll overnight in our Eco-Comfort Camps and carefully selected lodges. Camps feature a heated dining area, sit-down toilets, and cosy rooms to ensure a higher level of comfort.

Yes, charging is available in most lodges, often for a small fee. Carry fully charged spare batteries and a solar charging pack as backup.

This trek stays at lower altitudes, with the highest point being around 2,500m (8,200ft) in the Annapurna foothills. The risk of altitude sickness is therefore very low. Our itinerary is paced with gradual ascents to ensure your safety. Guides are trained in first aid and carry a medical kit. Portable Altitude Chambers (PAC) are only carried on treks that go above 4,000m. Oxygen is not used on our treks. If symptoms persist, descent is required.

Our trek is graded Introductory to Moderate (3). Days can involve up to 6 hours of trekking, with some ascents and descents. This itinerary has been designed to be more relaxed, with shorter walking distances and added comfort, making it a great choice for first-time trekkers.

Yes - with World Expeditions, all meals are included while on trek. Our cooks prepare fresh, hearty meals each day, using safe food-handling practices, to keep you well-fuelled and healthy. In Kathmandu, breakfast is included, but other meals are at your own expense so you can explore local dining options.

No - we provide one. A warm sleeping bag, liner and down/fibre jacket are included as part of your trek package.

You won’t need to invest in expensive gear you might only use once - we include essentials like a quality sleeping bag, down or fibre fill jacket and sleeping bag liner. Once you’ve booked, we’ll provide a detailed gear list outlining exactly what you need to bring.