North Annapurna Base Camp
Annapurna RegionNepal
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Duration
7-12 Days
Difficulty
Hard
Country
Nepal
Distance
49.7 km
Minimum Altitude
1,228 m
Maximum Altitude
4,072 m
Overview
A remote, less-crowded camping trek through the Annapurna Conservation Area, also known as the Maurice Herzog Trail, offering close views of Annapurna I, Machhapuchhre, Himchuli, and Dhaulagiri.
Starting Point
Tatopani
1,190m
Ending Point
North Annapurna Base Camp
4,190m
Major Highlights
North Face of Annapurna
Narchyang Waterfall
Panchakunda Lake
Best Season
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Required Permits
Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)
Cost for SAARC Nationals: NPR 1000
Cost for Non-SAARC: NPR 3000 (approx. USD 30)
Environment & Culture
Wildlife
Local Culture
Secluded villages such as Humkhola, Basket Mela, Narchyang with rich mountain hospitality Narchyang Village holds significant cultural importance. Limited homestays available in Narchyang Village for those booking in advance.
Climate Conditions
1.Spring (Mar–May): Mild temperatures, rhododendrons in full bloom; daytime 10–20°C, nighttime lows at higher elevations 2.Monsoon (Jun–Aug): Heavy rains make trails slippery, rivers can flood, mountains often covered in clouds, many teahouses closed 3.Autumn (Sep–Nov): Clear, dry weather with excellent visibility; temperatures 10–20°C daytime 4.Winter (Dec–Feb): Very cold, especially at high altitudes; snow can cover trails, with overnight lows between -5 to -15°C
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