Annapurna Sanctuary Trek - 9 Days
Annapurna Sanctuary Trek is a spectacular short hike that starts from the bank of the scenic Phewa Lake, upstream along the Modi Khola to the heart of Annapurna Sanctuary and around the central part of the Annapurna ranges. The hike will take you through a huge terrain variety ranging from terraced rice fields, glacial moraine, and shimmering lakes.
Highlights of Sanctuary Trek
- Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m)
- Relax at hot spring in Jhinu Danda
- Hiunchuli, Annapurna South, Annapurna I, Khangsar Kang, Gangapurna, Annapurna III and Machhapuchhare peaks
- Get a taste of rural Nepali life
- Machhapuchhare Base Camp (4,000m)
Annapurna Sanctuary Trek Overview
The Annapurna Sanctuary Trek is a spectacular journey leading to the heart of the Annapurna massif, where you enter a unique glacial basin surrounded by towering peaks. Known as the Annapurna Sanctuary, this sacred region offers awe-inspiring 360° panoramas of Annapurna I (8,091 m), Annapurna South, Machapuchare (Fishtail), and Hiunchuli, creating an amphitheater of mountains that feel both majestic and spiritual to those who enter. Local people consider this a sacred space, home to gods and ancient legends, adding a profound cultural dimension to this trek.
The journey follows the Modi Khola River upstream, passing through lush valleys, terraced farmland, and cultural Gurung villages before ascending into the dense bamboo and rhododendron forests that characterize the middle elevations. The trek’s progression moves through distinct ecological zones, transforming from warm subtropical terrain into cold alpine landscapes. The final approach to the Sanctuary leads through the dramatic "gateway" between Machapuchare and Hiunchuli, unveiling breathtaking views as you ascend toward Annapurna Base Camp (4,130 m).
The adventure begins with transportation to Pokhara, followed by a scenic drive to Dhampus, where you embark on your journey through Landruk, Chhomrong, and Sinuwa, gaining elevation steadily. The path then leads through Himalaya and Deurali, offering glimpses of cascading waterfalls and steep glacial valleys before reaching Annapurna Base Camp—the trek’s highest point and most rewarding highlight. After soaking in the unparalleled beauty of the Sanctuary, you descend through Bamboo and Jhinu Danda, where natural hot springs provide a refreshing retreat before the final return to Pokhara and Kathmandu.
This 9-day adventure is an immersive Himalayan experience, blending scenic grandeur, cultural richness, and spiritual significance, making it one of the most rewarding short treks.
Note
Annapurna Sanctuary Trek begins with a 6-7 hour bus ride from Kathmandu to Pokhara (approx 200 km), which is included in the package. However, if you want to take a domestic flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara (20 mins approx) and vice versa, we can arrange the flight for an additional cost.
Please plan to arrive in Kathmandu no later than 3 p.m., one day before your trek starts. This helps with final preparations.
Online Trip Briefing
Once your booking is complete and we’ve received your important documents, we’ll organize an online trip briefing. You’ll receive dates and times by email. The briefing will explain what to pack, outline the route, and answer all your questions about the trek.
Drive to Pokhara west of the Kathmandu Valley, then drive to Dhampus (1650m). Drive time: 7-9 hours.
Trek from Dhampus to Landruk (1565m). Trek time: 5 hours.
Trek from Landruk to Chhomrong (2165m) / Sinuwa (2340m). Trek time: Approx. 5 hours.
Trek from Chomrong / Sinuwa to Himalaya (2,890m) / Deurali (3,174m).
Trek from Himalaya / Deurali to Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m). Trek time: Approx. 5 hours.
Trek from Annapurna Base Camp to Bamboo (2,350m). Trek time: Approx. 6 hours.
Trek from Bamboo to Jhinu Danda (1,780m) and nearby natural hot springs. Trek time: 3-4 hours.
Trek from Jhinu Danda to Siwa/Ghandruk Phedi (1,150m). Trek time: 3-4 hours. Drive to Pokhara (820m) via Nayapul. Drive time: 2-3 hours.
Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu (1,350m). Drive time: 6-7 hours.
Select the start and end dates for your trek. Keep in mind that your travel arrangements, including arrival and departure, should align with your complete itinerary and schedule.
Group-Size Discounts will be applied in next step.
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Day to Day Itinerary
Drive to Pokhara (820m / 2,690ft) (200 km / 124 miles ) west of the Kathmandu Valley, then drive to Dhampus (1650m / 5,413ft ) (25 km /15.5miles)
You will start after an early morning breakfast, traveling by tourist bus out of the Kathmandu Valley and along the picturesque Trishuli and Marsyangdi rivers. Along the way, you get to enjoy majestically flowing rivers, terraced fields, villages, and sights of the snowy mountains, including Ganesh and Manaslu peaks.
We will stop at Pokhara - the tourist capital of Nepal- and head to Dhampus, which is 2 hours away from Pokhara. Dhampus is a picturesque Gurung village that offers fabulous views of mountains such as Annapurna South Peaks, the Fishtail, Dhaulagiri, Hiunchuli, and other peaks. We will stay in Dhampus this day, enjoying the sunset views of the Himalayas.
Trek from Dhampus (1650m / 5,413ft ) to Landruk (1565m / 5,134ft )
After breakfast, we set off on our day's hike, and the trail will first take us to Pothana through rhododendron (the national flower of Nepal) and orchid-hung forests. The route is stone-paved on the steeper sections. You can catch the best views of Machhapuchhare from Pothana.
As we continue forward, we reach a clearing on a pass called Deurali, from where you can get fantastic views of Annapurna South and Hiunchuli. At this point, we are high up on the east side of the Modi Khola, and a descent follows through the forest alive with birds, ferns, and orchids, taking us to a grand Modi Khola canyon. Little ahead lies Landruk - our destination for this day. Landruk offers outstanding views of Machhapuchhare (6920m), Annapurna South (7219m), and Hiunchuli (6441m).
Trek from Landruk (1565m / 5,134ft) to Chhomrong (2165m) / Sinuwa (2340m)
From Landruk, we descend to the river and cross it. Then our route climbs quite steeply, high above the river, through bamboo forests and isolated farmsteads. We will be stopping at Jhinu Danda for lunch. If you are enthusiastic, you can walk for 20 minutes to reach the hot springs at Jhinu Danda and take a bath.
After Jhino Danda, the trail ascends to Chomrong Village. Chomrong is built on the steep hillside and has a few shops and several tea houses, wooden lodges, and the whole village faces Macchappuchare (Fish-Tail Peak). In case, we arrive at Chomrong early, we will trek further to Sinuwa to spend the night.
Trek from Chomrong (2,170m) / Sinuwa (2,340m) to Himalaya (2,890m) / Deurali (3,174m)
If at Chomrong, we descend through the spread-out picturesque Chomrong Village to a river crossing before climbing again and heading north of the Modi River Valley. We cross a suspension bridge and then trek to Sinuwa Danda.
If we stayed at Sinuwa Danda the previous night, we will start the trek from Sinuwa. The trail from Sinuwa Danda becomes somewhat wider as it passes through thick and dark rhododendron forests until we reach Khuldighar. From Khuldighar, we descend long and steep stone steps into deep bamboo and rhododendron forests to reach Bamboo. After a gentle ascent from Bamboo, we finally reach Himalaya. If we spent the last night at Sinuwa, we will trek to Deurali, otherwise, we will stay at Himalaya for the night.
Trek from Himalaya (2,890m) / Deurali ( 3174m) to Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m / 13,550ft)
Our path will differ in length based on where we spent the night. If we stayed in Himalaya, we ascend upstream gently along the banks of the Modi Khola and then through the rugged path over to the mountainside to reach Deurali. However, if we stayed at Deurali, the trek progresses from there.
The walk until Machhapuchhre Base Camp is somewhat strenuous. From Machhapuchhre Base Camp, we get excellent views of the majestic Machhapuchhre, Mt. Hiunchuli, Annapurna South, Annapurna I, Annapurna III, Gandharvachuli, and Gangapurna, which is certainly a rewarding experience.
We continue our trek leaving Macchapuchhare Base Camp until we reach Annapurna Base Camp. From the Annapurna Base Camp you will savor the mesmerizing views of Machhapuchhre, Annapurna South, Annapurna I, Hiunchuli, and other peaks.
Trek from Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m / 13,550ft) to Bamboo (2,350m / 7,700ft)
After savoring another sunrise on the Himalayas from our otherworldly Annapurna Base Camp, we will have our breakfast. Then it is time to retrace our path out of Annapurna Sanctuary and Modi River valley. Since we will be descending, the trek is quite easy, and on the way, you can enjoy the views of several waterfalls. We will eventually make it to Bamboo, our destination for the day.
Trek from Bamboo (2,350m / 7,700ft) to Jhinu Danda (1,780m / 6,393ft) and nearby natural hot springs
We continue our descent, passing through the same serene rhododendron, bamboo, and oak forests that we pursued during our ascent. Then we ascend slightly to Chomrong village before dropping down to the small, peaceful settlement of Jhinu Danda. This village has nearby riverside hot springs where you can soak your tired muscles.
Trek from Jhinu Danda (1,780m / 6,393ft) to Siwa/Ghandruk Phedi (1,150m / 3,770ft) , drive to Pokhara (820m) via Nayapul (1,050m)
We have reached our final day on the trekking trails. Today, you will make a pleasant hike along the Modi River as we head down the beautiful Modi River Valley. The descent takes us through the fertile landscape until we reach Siwa/Ghandruk Phedi. We then say goodbye to the trails and make a return drive through picturesque countryside to Pokhara.
Drive from Pokhara (820m / 2,690ft) to Kathmandu (1,350m / 4,450ft)
Today is an early start as we depart on a tourist bus and return to Kathmandu. The 200 km route first follows the banks of Marsyangdi River and then the Trishuli River, offering fabulous natural scenery and farmlands. The bus makes a final climb, and we reach Kathmandu. We hope that your Annapurna Sanctuary trek was extremely enjoyable.
What is included in this trek package?
Transportation
- Both way transport - Kathmandu and Pokhara by tourist bus
- Transport from Pokhara to Dhampus (trek start) and Ghandruk Phedi (trek end) to Pokhara.
- Private vehicle transport to and from Kathmandu Airport and your hotel
Accommodations
- A night of accommodation (room with attached bathroom) with breakfast at Hotel Silver Oaks in Pokhara
- Four nights room with attached bathroom at Dhampus, Landruk, Chhomrong, and Jhinu Danda. Three nights standard accommodation at Himalaya, Annapurna Base Camp, and Bamboo (twin Sharing rooms). Total seven nights
Food
- Breakfast in Pokhara hotel, Standard full-board meals (9 Lunches, 8 Dinners, and 9 Breakfasts) with one main course per meal during the trek
- Seasonal fresh fruits every day
Guide and Porter
- Nepal government licensed and experienced Discovery World Trekking trek leader (guide), an assistant trekking guide for a group of more than 11. A porter for every two trekkers. Per trekker luggage weight limit is 9 kg.
- Coverage of guides and porters meals, insurance, salary, lodging, transportation, and other necessary equipment
Trek Permits and Expenses
- Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) fee
- Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS) card fee
- All government, local taxes, and official expenses
Medical Assistance
- Rescue operation arrangement in case of complicated health conditions (funded by travel insurance)
- Medical kits, including an oximeter to monitor blood oxygen saturation levels in high altitudes
Souvenir
- a company's T-shirt & cap
Farewell
- Discovery World Trekking trek appreciation certificate
- Farewell dinner in Kathmandu at the end of the trek
Benefits
- Sleeping bags and down jackets, duffle bag (one for every two trekkers) if you do not have your own
- Free excess luggage storage at the Discovery World Trekking store for the duration of the trek
What is excluded in this trek package?
International Flight
- International flight airfare
Accommodations
- All accommodation in Kathmandu, before and after the trek
- Extra night accommodations in Kathmandu and Pokhara due to early arrival, late departure, or early return from the trek
Food
- All meals in Kathmandu, before and after the trek
- Lunch and dinner in Pokhara
- Extra night meals in Kathmandu and Pokhara due to early arrival, late departure, or early return from the trek
Guide and Porter
- Tips for guide and porters
Visa
- Nepal entry visa fees at Tribhuvan International Airport
Travel Insurance
- Travel insurance which has to cover emergency high-altitude heli-rescue and evacuation (compulsory)
Personal Expenses
- Personal expenses such as shopping, snacks, bar bills, bottle or boiled water, hot ( tea/coffee), cold and alcoholic drinks, shower, Wi-Fi, laundry, telephone call, battery re-charge fee, extra porters, etc
- Personal clothing and gear.
Other Expenses
- Excess luggage charges (Limit is 9 kg per person)
- Additional costs due to delays caused by circumstances beyond our control such as bad weather conditions, illness, change of government policy, political instability, strike, etc
- All the costs and expenses not listed in "What's included in my Annapurna Sanctuary Tour Package?" will be counted as excludes
Official Trek Map
Eco-tourism
We are committed to environmental sustainability and protecting fragile ecosystems. Without a doubt, tourism has brought opportunities for wealth generation, employment, infrastructure development, health care, and education in trek regions. We are also aware that irresponsible tourism can lead to adverse environmental effects.
Hence, Discovery World Trekking works together with Kathmandu Environmental Education Project (KEEP) to organize eco-friendly trips that benefit the trekkers and local communities.
Notes
This trek includes fixed departure dates from Kathmandu and Pokhara, but we can tailor the trip to accommodate your specific requests and schedule. Please review the designated departure dates for this trek. If these dates do not suit your schedule, contact us, and we will arrange a trip that fits your convenience.
We look forward to guiding you on the Annapurna Sanctuary Trek through some of the most breathtaking landscapes on the planet!
Equipment list for Sanctuary Trek
We recommend you bring the following clothing, accessories, and equipment while packing for this trek. We understand that you may have your own preference for clothing that may be equally suitable. Please bring only the essentials. We assign porters to carry luggage, but your weight limit is 9 kg. One porter will carry luggage for two trekkers. Hence, please find a fellow trekker and pack your things together in a duffle bag with a capacity of over 60 liters.
Head
- Sun hat (wide-brimmed)
- Beanie (for warmth)
- Buff or neck gaiter (for sun protection and warmth)
- Lightweight headlamp (with adjustable brightness)
- High SPF sunscreen
- Lip balm with SPF
- Sunglasses with UV protection
- Face wipes
Upper Body
- Moisture-wicking t-shirts (short and long sleeves)
- Thermal base layer (for colder conditions)
- Fleece jacket and down jacket **
- Lightweight puffy jacket (for extra warmth)
- Waterproof and windproof jacket (Gore-Tex or similar)
- Raincoat
- Lightweight, breathable long-sleeve shirt
- Polypropylene underwear (four)
Hands
- Insulated gloves or mittens (for cold weather)
- Waterproof gloves (for wet conditions)
Lower Body
- Quick-drying pants/trousers (convertible or full-length)
- Insulated pants (for colder conditions)
- Lightweight cotton pants
- Thermal leggings or long underwear (for colder weather)
- Two pairs of thermal/trekking trousers (pants)
Feet
- Thick Wool or synthetic moisture-wicking socks (4 pairs)
- Waterproof, ankle-supportive broken-in full hiking boots (with good traction)
- Sandals (for camp use or river crossings)
- Gaiters (for protection against mud, water, and debris)
- Crampons/spike
Toiletries
- Biodegradable bar soap
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Medium-size drying towel
- Wet wipes or hand sanitizers
- Toilet paper (In a Ziplock bag)
- Feminine hygiene products
- Travel-sized shampoo
- Nail clippers
- Small mirror
Backpacks
- Duffle bag (capacity of over 60 liters) for porters** (One duffle bag for two trekkers).
- Backpack or daypack (capacity 20-30 liters) for yourself
Accessories
- Adjustable and lightweight poles (preferably collapsible)
- Water bottle or bladder with a capacity of at least 2 liters (insulated for cold weather)
- Water purification system (tablets, filter, or UV purifier)
- Sleeping bag (-10 to -15 degrees is the best) **
Extra Items
- Camera/smartphone (extra memory cards and batteries)
- Extra batteries or rechargeable power bank (for charging devices)
- Two-pin charging plug
- Basic first aid supplies (band-aids, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, Diamox)
- Personal medications (inhalers, allergy meds, etc.)
- Few passport-size photos
- Passport photocopies
- Notebook and pen
- Binoculars
- Swiss army knife or multi-tool (with scissors, can opener, etc.)
**We can provide you with a (used, nonwaterproof) duffle bag, (used) down jacket, and (used) sleeping bag if you do not have your own.
Annapurna Sanctuary Trek Package Information
Arrival, Welcome, and Trek Start
Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), you will meet our representative holding a placard with your name at the international arrival gate. They will present you with a marigold garland and then take you to your hotel in a private vehicle.
On the day of your trek departure, we drive to Pokhara on a tourist bus - a 6–7 hour journey. You’ll then travel by jeep or taxi to Dhampus, the day’s destination.
Accommodations
The Sanctuary Trek package includes seven nights of lodge-to-lodge accommodation and one night in a hotel in Pokhara. You'll stay in twin-sharing rooms with private attached bathrooms in Dhampus, Landruk, Chhomrong, and Jhino Danda. We provide twin-sharing standard rooms in the higher regions (Himalaya, Annapurna Base Camp, and Bamboo).
Wi-Fi, electricity for charging your devices, and hot showers are available at the lodges, but you may have to pay for them. Hotel stays in Kathmandu before and after the trek are not included in this trek.
Meals
We provide nine breakfasts, eight lunches, and eight dinners during the trek. The menu includes nutritious and tasty options such as Tibetan bread, momo (dumplings), Sherpa stew, pasta, vegetable curries, and a range of local and international dishes. As you ascend, the menu shortens, but we ensure that all meals are hygienic and nutritious. All meals are on a full board basis (main course). For health benefits, take fresh vegetables and plenty of liquids like green tea, ginger tea, and garlic soup at high altitudes. We highly encourage you to avoid dairy and strongly suggest not consuming alcoholic drinks, caffeinated items, or hot chocolates at high elevations. This package does not include lunch and dinner in Pokhara. Similarly, drinks (hot, cold, alcoholic) are not included in the package.
Luggage
You will share a porter with another fellow trekker, and our porter will carry only 18 kg of luggage. Hence, your limit is 9 kg. Please find a fellow trekker and pack your things together in a duffle bag of over sixty liters. You will need to carry a small backpack for your valuables and things you will need frequently. You can store excess luggage at the Discovery World Trekking office at no extra cost.
Facilities and Essentials
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Water
You can purchase bottled mineral water or fill your water bottle with boiled water. Boiled water is available at the lodges along the trek. Carrying a water bottle is eco-friendly. We recommend using a water purification pill for extra safety. It is important to avoid drinking water from taps or rivers as it may not be safe for consumption.
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Communication
At higher altitudes, we communicate with the trek guide at least once a day via phone to ensure the safety of all trekkers. You can purchase a local SIM card in Kathmandu. However, signal strength may be limited in remote areas. Moreover, we are forever ready to tackle any potential problems.
Travel Essentials
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Visa
Most foreign nationals (except Indian citizens) require a visa to enter Nepal. On-arrival visas are available at Tribhuvan International Airport. You need a passport with at least six months of validity, a passport-size photo, and a visa fee. The current cost for a 30-day stay is USD 50. Visa regulations may change, so please visit the latest info at https://www.immigration.gov.np/en.
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Travel Insurance
Comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory for the trek. It must cover medical expenses and emergency helicopter evacuation up to the highest trek altitude (4,130 m). We recommend calling your insurer to confirm your policy includes helicopter evacuation coverage.
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Currency Exchange
Nepali Rupees (NPR) is the local currency, and you can exchange major currencies (USD, EURO, GBP) in Kathmandu or Pokhara. We advise bringing clean, new bills, as banks or money exchanges may not accept old or damaged notes. You can withdraw Nepali Rupees from ATMs in Kathmandu, but there may be some restrictions. For a better experience, exchange your cash in legal money exchanges. The current rate is 1 USD = ~ 138 NPR. If you have Indian Rupees (INR), only INR 100 bill is legal in Nepal.
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Extra Expenses
Meals and accommodations in Kathmandu are not included in the package, and you should budget for these. Additional costs include lunch and dinner in Pokhara, extra meal courses, snacks for the trek, hot/cold/alcoholic drinks, tips for guides and porters, souvenirs, and other personal expenses. You will need around USD 20 per trek day to meet miscellaneous expenses.
Trek Season and Weather Conditions
The best times to trek are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November), with mild temperatures, clear skies, and excellent views. Winter (December-February) can be challenging due to cold temperatures and snow, while summer (June-August) coincides with the monsoon season, making trails slippery. However, trekking is possible throughout the year, and each season offers unique experiences.
The mean daily temperature at the Annapurna Base Camp is between 8 to 0°C in spring, 10 to 23°C in summer, 5 to 20°C in high altitudes, and -5 to -10°C in winter.
Typical Day
A typical day starts with a morning tea or coffee, followed by a hearty breakfast. We set off for the trek around 7–8 am, covering 3- 4 hours of trekking and then stopping for lunch. You will rest for an hour and continue the trek.
The afternoon trek is usually shorter, and you’ll reach your lodge for the night around 3–4 pm. Then, you can explore the area or simply relax. We serve dinner around 7 pm and after dinner, our guide will brief you about the next day’s plan. Then, you can relax with your fellow trekkers, engage in social activities, or play games.
Trip Conclusion
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Farewell Dinner
At the end of your trek, we will organize a farewell dinner in Kathmandu. It’s an opportunity to reflect on your journey, share your experiences, and provide feedback. Later, we will present you with a trek achievement certificate.
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Departure
On the day of departure, we will transfer you from your hotel to Tribhuvan International Airport. Please share your hotel name, room number, departure date, and time. We hope you enjoyed your time in Nepal and look forward to welcoming you back for more adventures.
Trek Bookings
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Private Treks
We offer private treks and do not add anyone to your group. Larger groups receive discounts. We can handle all group sizes and add an assistant guide for a group of 12 or more.
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Safe Trek Bookings
Discovery World Trekking is a licensed and government-authorized trekking agency in service for over 12 years. We are also members of the Trekking Agency Association of Nepal (TAAN) and the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). To confirm your trek booking, you are required to make a 10% advance payment. You can pay through credit card, bank transfer, Wise, or Western Union.
After booking, email us your passport photocopy, photos, travel insurance, and flight details within one week. You can pay the remaining balance in Nepal using cash, bank transfer, Wise, Western Union, or credit card. We’ll also email you detailed payment instructions.
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Last-Minute Bookings
We understand that plans can change. If you need to book at the last minute, we can accommodate you but we require full payment 24 hours before the trek departure. Call/Viber/WhatsApp 977-9840055491 or email info@discoveryworldtrekking.com after preparing the essential documents, such as travel insurance. Note that last-minute booked treks might face delays due to external factors such as weather conditions.
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Flexible Schedule
Though all our treks have fixed departure dates, we allow for personalized adjustments. If your departure date does not suit you, let us know, and we will organize your trek at your convenience.
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Trip Extension
If you have extra days after the trek, we can arrange extension activities, including sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley, Chitwan Jungle Safari, or another trek.
DWT Family
Our team consists of experienced guides and porters from the high Himalayas. Our guides are Nepal government-licensed, trained in wilderness first-aid, and have rock climbing experience. We treat our staff with respect, ensuring they are well compensated, insured, and cared for during the trek. It helps maintain the positive atmosphere of the trek and ensures a great trek environment.
Ecotourism Practices
Discovery World Trekking is committed to ecotourism and preserving Nepal’s natural beauty. We follow responsible trekking practices, promote sustainable tourism, and support conservation efforts to minimize environmental impact. Further, we partner with the Kathmandu Environmental Education Project (KEEP) to ensure environmentally safe treks.
Tipping Culture
Tipping is a customary part of trekking in Nepal and is a way to show appreciation for good service. Tipping is at the trekkers' discretion and should reflect the level of service provided. We recommend you tip collectively at the end of the trek.
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