Budget trekking is the best option for travelers who want to experience the Himalayas with a limited budget. For all the trekking enthusiasts in the world, we invite you to visit Nepal and explore this Himalayan region with comfort and a reasonable price.
Your essentials for hiking in the Himalayas will be covered by our budget packages. To ensure that your walk is comfortable, we supply you with obliging and amusing porters (English speaking) who will carry up to 12kgs of weight. As porters are experienced trekkers, they will also be help you with your needs during the trek. Included in the budget trek cost are additional services like ground transportation to and from the starting and finishing points of the trek, cozy and warm lodges during the trek, and permits required to trek in Nepal’s various trekking regions.
It should be noted that hiring a guide will come at an additional expense, raising the overall cost of the trek. However, if you feel the need, we can also provide excellent guides for you. And lastly, we request our travelers to carry the basic necessities such as trekking gears, warm clothes, hot water bottles, sunglasses, trekking poles etc. with themselves as it will not be provided by the company.
Nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, Nepal offers the unforgettable trekking adventure i.e. Annapurna Circuit Budget Trek. This well-known trail is one of the most well-liked hiking routes in the world since it provides a variety of landscapes, charming cities, and the majestic Annapurna Massif. Trekkers on this popular trekking journey, which takes them on an exciting tour of the Annapurna Massif, may encounter an amazing combination of cultural diversity, different landscapes, and beautiful panoramas. Trekkers on the Annapurna Circuit Trek can visit two breathtaking river valleys connected by the Thorong La Mountain Pass.
Situated in the north-central region of Nepal, hikers may enjoy the breathtaking topography around these river basins. The Annapurna Circuit Trek path follows the Marsyangdi River up to the Manang Valley, then drops down into the lower Mustang region via the Kali Gandaki Valley. Between Mount Dhaulagiri (8,167 m) to the west and Mount Annapurna (8,091 m) to the east, the Kali Gandaki River creates deep cuttings. With a depth five times greater than the Grand Canyon, this gorge is the deepest on Earth.