This classic 18-day trek half around the famed Annapurna Massif till Jomsom offers the most diversity of any trek in Nepal: fascinating ethnic groups each with their own language, incredible views of many of the Himalayas famous high peaks, and constantly changing panoramas -from lush, tropical rice paddies and moss-laden rhododendron forests to Tibetan fortresses
 

This 17 days of trek in the Annapurna Sanctuary and the view point on Poon Hill offers all the best of trekking in Nepal including accommodation in comfortable family run trekkers' lodges along the way. Enjoy trekking in the spectacular mountain scenery through charming villages inhabited by the Gurungs, dense rhododendron forests full of birds and deep sub-tropical
 

This classic 24-day trek completely around the famed Annapurna Massif offers the most diversity of any trek in Nepal. Fascinating ethnic groups each with their own language, incredible views of many of the Himalaya's most famous high peaks, and constantly changing panoramas - from lush, tropical rice paddies and moss-laden rhododendron forests to Tibetan fortresses
 

This 13 days of trip in the Annapurna Foothills to the view point on Poon Hill offers all the best of trekking in Nepal including accommodation in comfortable family run trekkers' lodges along the way. Enjoy trekking in the spectacular mountain scenery through charming villages inhabited by the Gurungs, dense rhododendron forests full of birds and deep sub-tropical
 

Our trail skirts under the graceful 'fish tail' peak Machapuchare, one of the glorious of Nepal along with the Annapurna. In the lower valleys we'll pass through Brahmin and Chettri villages. Higher up we'll meet Magars and Gurungs. Our destination is Siklis village, the largest Gurung community in the region. It is also home to many ex-Gurkha soldiers,
 

Hidden by swirls of mountain mist ahead of us, from Kangla pass at 5200m the magnificent panorama view of Annapurna massif appears remote and forbidding. Our sturdy mountain ponies every few steps, their steaming sweat-soaked bodies heaving. Behind us Hongde airport, which we left behind early in the morning, is a tiny speck. Our destination is the Nar-Phu valley,
 

The trek takes you up the deepest gorge in the world giving close up views of two of the world's highest peaks, Annapurna, 26,545ft/8,091m, the twelfth highest, and Dhaulagiri, 26,794ft/8,167m, the ninth. Because it is a major trade route with trains of laden mules bringing goods down from Mustang, the tea houses are some of the best in Nepal, run by Thakalis, a race of people who have been traders here for centuries.

The trek takes us into the heart of Narphu, a high, remote region on the Tibetan border east of Mustang and the Damodar Himal. The landscape is wild and largely uninhabited, except for a string of flat roofed Tibetan-style villages along the valley. Here, one can find some of the oldest Buddhist and Bon-Po temples in the Himalayas. In these remote mountains
 

This off the beaten trek starts at Suiket Phedi and climbs up to Dhampus with stunning views of Machhapuchare (6997 m) and the Annapurna Mountain ranges. This is truly a private trail, which is unique as 75% of the trekkers visit Annapurna regions
 

The trail traversed on this trip pioneers new routes away from the busy teahouse trails and offers some of the best walking in the Annapurnas. It includes the Pokhara Valley with its panoramic views of Machhapuchhare (Fish Tail) and the Annapurna massif, picturesque Gurung villages of the hills and the rhododendron forested ridge