Cost Includes:

• All Transportation: Your package includes all transportation.
• Hotel Accommodation with Breakfast: You'll have hotel stays in Kathmandu and Pokhara with breakfast included.
• Three Meals a Day During the Trek: Enjoy three meals a day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during your trek.
• Tea House Accommodation: Your accommodation during the trek will be in tea houses.
• Experienced Guide and Porters: You'll have the support of a government-licensed, experienced, helpful, and friendly guide and porters.
• Trekking Map and Trip Achievement Certificate: A trekking map to assist your journey and a trip achievement certificate upon completion.
• First Aid Medical Kit: Your guide will carry a first aid medical kit for any necessary medical attention.
• Annapurna Permits and TIMS Fee: The package covers the required permits and fees for the Annapurna region.
• Welcome and Farewell Dinner: You'll be part of a warm welcome and farewell dinner with fellow travelers.
• Government Taxes & Office Service Charge: All government taxes and service charges are included.

Cost Excludes:

• International Airfare: The cost of international flights to and from Kathmandu is not included.
• Nepal Entry Visa: You are responsible for obtaining and paying for your Nepal entry visa separately.
• Meals in Cities: Lunch and evening meals in cities are not included (except during the trek). This gives you the flexibility to explore the local cuisine.
• Extra Night Accommodation: Any additional night's stay in Kathmandu or Pokhara due to early arrival, late departure, or early return from the mountain is not included.
• Travel and Rescue Insurance: We recommend securing travel and rescue insurance for added safety during your adventure.
• Personal Expenses: Personal expenses such as phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottled or boiled water, and shower costs are not included.
• Tips: Tips for drivers, guides, and porters are not included and are given at your discretion.

For the Annapurna Circuit trek, you will need a variety of equipment and clothing to ensure your comfort, safety, and enjoyment during the journey. Here's a detailed list of essential items to consider:

Footwear:

• Hiking Boots: Sturdy, waterproof hiking boots with good ankle support.
• Hiking Shoes: Lightweight and comfortable shoes for lower altitudes and easier terrain.
• Sandals: For resting your feet in tea houses or around the camp.
• Woolen Socks: To keep your feet warm and dry in colder conditions.
• Light Socks: For warmer days and lower altitudes.

Outwear:

• Tri-climate Jacket: A versatile 3-in-1 jacket suitable for various weather conditions.
• Down Jacket: A warm, insulated jacket for cold weather and high altitudes.
• Fleece Jacket: A mid-layer for added warmth during treks.

Clothing:

• Hats: A sun hat for protection from UV rays and a warm hat for colder weather.
• Gloves: Lightweight gloves for lower altitudes and warmer days, and thicker, insulated gloves for high altitudes.
• Hiking Pants: Lightweight and quick-drying pants for trekking.
• Cargo Pants: Additional pants for flexibility.
• Long Underwear Tops and Bottoms: For added warmth in colder conditions.
• Underwear: Moisture-wicking and comfortable underwear.
• Tee and Tank Tops: Breathable tops for lower altitudes.

Gear:

• Day Backpack: A small backpack to carry essentials during the day.
• Duffle Bag XL: To store your main trekking gear.
• Small Lock: For securing your bags.
• Sacks/Plastic Bags: For organizing and keeping your gear dry.
• Trekking Poles: Provides stability and reduces strain on your knees.
• Sleeping Bag: Suitable for cold temperatures.
• Trekking Towels: Lightweight and quick-drying towels for personal hygiene.

Accessories:

• Cameras, Batteries, and Memory Cards: To capture the stunning scenery.
• Sunglasses: To protect your eyes from UV rays and glare.
• Headlamp: A reliable light source for evenings and early mornings.
• Binoculars: For wildlife and scenic viewing.
• Tablet: Optional for entertainment or communication (consider the weight and charging options).

Personal & Medical:

• Water Bottle/Water Purification Tablets: To stay hydrated.
• Pain Relievers: For pain relief and altitude-related discomfort.
• Sun Block and Lip Balm: Protect your skin and lips from harsh sun and wind.
• Personal First Aid Kit: Basic medical supplies.
• Band-Aids: For minor cuts and blisters.
• Baby Wipes and Hand Wipes: For personal hygiene.
• Snacks and Goodies: Energy-boosting snacks.
• Plastic Ziplock Bags: For organizing and protecting items from moisture.

Keep in mind that specific equipment needs may vary based on the time of year, the chosen route, and weather conditions. It's important to consult with your tour operator and trekking guide to ensure you have the most suitable gear for your Annapurna Circuit trek.