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10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek

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Duration
10 Days
Trip Grade
Strenuous
Country
Nepal
Maximum Altitude
5,416m
Group Size
2-20 pax
Best Time
Autumn (Sep-Nov) and Spring (Mar-May)

Annapurna Circuit 10 Days Trek is a short itinerary package for trekkers with limited time. It is shorter than the standard Annapurna Circuit Trek but covers the major destinations, providing trekkers with a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Trekkers will not miss any experience of this region's beauty, including the people's nature, culture, tradition, cuisine, and lifestyle.

10 Days Annapurna Circuit Itinerary is the shortest route to explore the Annapurna region and its people, places, culture, and lifestyle. The trek takes you from the high-altitude Thorong La Pass to the lowlands of Pokhara, where you will experience diverse natural richness and cultural beauty.

Exploring the Himalayan beauty of the Annapurna Region, Gurung & Thakali People, and mixed Tibetan culture, natural streams, waterfalls, and dense forest of Rhododendron and Junipers are some notable highlights of the Annapurna Circuit Trek. Here are some things you should know before heading towards this region.

Why is this itinerary short?

Usually, the standard Annapurna Circuit Trek comprises around 12 -14 days. However, some packages are bound to just ten days. Especially if the trekkers have limited time to explore the Annapurna region, they can opt for this package.

But it does not mean they will miss the major destinations during the journey; they can still make the trek enjoyable by exploring places like Chamje Waterfall, Tal Village, Upper Pisang, Manang, Yak Kharka, Thorong La Pass, Muktinath, and Pokhara.

On our standard Annapurna Circuit trek itinerary, we will reach Chame on day four, but in this 10-day itinerary, we will drive directly to Chame from Kathmandu on day one. Other routes from Chame to Muktinath are the same as the standard 14-day itinerary. Similarly, on this 10 days Itinerary, we will take a local bus to Pokhara from Muktinath, which skips another 3 days and makes the route shorter.

10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek Highlights

  • Explore Tibetan Monasteries in Manang and Braga Village.
  • Cross-cultural activities around the Annapurna Circuit Trail.
  • Explore the Himalayas in the north, like Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, Himchuli, and many others.
  • Hike to the high altitude pass, Thorong La Pass, at 5,416 meters above sea level.
  • Reach Jomsom and Muktinath and explore the cultural diversity of the places.
  • Participate in religious rituals in Muktinath and explore 108 Sprouts and Eternal Flame.
  • Explore Pokhara city and visit Davis Falls, Phewa & Begnas Lake, Mahendra Cave, Mountain Museum, Sarangkot Hill, and World Peace Pagoda.

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10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek Detailed Itinerary

Day 1

Drive from Kathmandu to Chame (2,650m)

At the commencement of this beautiful experience, you will be picked up by our guide from the hotel in Kathmandu. Then it's about a 6-hour drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar. You will pass the beautiful, diverse landscapes, lush valleys, sparkling rivers, and waterfalls throughout the experience. After lunch, you will drive on the Chame route, a 65km off-road trip that takes approximately 4 hours.

You will pass through several settlements, including Dharapani, Danaque Village, and Thanchowk Koto, before making it to Chame, where you will stay overnight at a tea house. After reaching Chame, you can enjoy an immersive local culture and fascinating mountain wilderness.

Max Altitude: 2,650m (8,694ft)
Duration: 9-10 hours drive
Distance: 238 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Mode of Transportation: Bus / Jeep
Day 2

Trek to Pisang (3,300m)

On the second day of the Annapurna Circuit Trek, you will head towards the beautiful village of Pisang resting on the lap of the majestic mountains. After a healthy breakfast, you will walk through the dense pine forest scented with Rhododendrons aroma. To reach Pisang, the journey will start slowly toward Bhartang. Today is mostly an easy walk on leveled ground, but you will also cover big rock areas. The views of white snow-capped mountains mixed with the soaring, rushing rivers along the trail will introduce you to the breathtaking beauty of Nepal's mountain region.

After leaving Bhartang behind, the trail will proceed toward the Dhukur Pokhari, passing several suspension bridges. You will also be able to see the Swarga Dwari, one of the holiest sites in the country, at a distant hilltop. Completing this memorable trip will take around 5-6 hours, and you will finally arrive at Lower Pisang(3,200 m). However, the day's trek only ends after you climb higher to the Upper Pisang (3,300 m). Tonight, you will rest here and call it a day, immersing in what this beautiful Himalayan civilization offers. From its vantage points, you can enjoy the panoramic views of Chulu peaks, Tilichi, Annapurna massifs, and Nawal peaks.

Max Altitude: 3,300m (10,826ft)
Duration: 5-6 hours
Distance: 14 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Day 3

Trek to Manang (3,519m)

The journey toward Manag will commence after having a healthy breakfast at Pisang. Manang is one of the most popular civilizations in the trekking routes of the Himalayas; many trekkers take one extra day to explore the beauty of the rich historic high mountain civilization, and for acclimatization. Today's trekking will take approximately 6- 7 hours, passing through the flat, smooth terrain of Pisang to Manang Valley (3,519 m). Braga, a Tibetan village with unique architecture and traditions, is known for its main attraction, the Gompa, museum, and Himalayan-style lodges.

You will pass through the Tibetan-enriched painted Mandalas, the dragon mouth, and the yak grazing fields. You will also enjoy the view of Annapurna II, III, & IV, Gangapurna, and Chulu Peak from Manang. You will enjoy the accommodation and food facilities from the best available lodge and rest up for the night.

Max Altitude: 3,519m (11,545ft)
Duration: 6-7 hours
Distance: 19 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Day 4

Acclimatization Day at Manang

Generally, after trekking higher than 3,000 meters, it is highly recommended to take a rest day to acclimatize to the new environment. Thus, this will be a hard-earned lazy day after covering so much distance. You can wake up late and simply enjoy the high-altitude views, sipping a warm cup of coffee with a fresh, healthy breakfast. Most trekkers resting in Manang visit Gangapurna Lake, which is just 15 minutes away from Manang.

If you are feeling fine and not tired, you can also hike up to the Monastery in the hills and check out the majestic view of the Himalayas. Or, just explore the Tibetan-influenced gompas and monasteries. After exploring the beauty and culture of Manang, you will return to the lodge for a warm meal and a good night's sleep. The conquest of the Annapurna circuit continues the next day.

Max Altitude: 3,519m (11,545ft)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Day 5

Trek to Yak Kharka (4,020m)

After a day's rest at Manang, which aids the acclimatization process, the fifth day of this trek is quite challenging. After a warm and healthy breakfast, you will continue to walk up the trail, leaving the Marsyangdi Valley behind. You will first trek uphill to the upper-Manang village, Tanki Manang, and continue towards a tiny Himalayan settlement, Gunsang. Then, you will reach the grassland known as the Yak Kharka.

The route can be pretty challenging up to the Yak Kharka. However, you will find the terrain relatively easier from this point onwards. After approximately 4-5 hours of trekking, you will reach the resting destination in Yak Kharka. You will rest up, enjoying the amazing delicacies amidst the mesmerizing, magical touch of the Annapurna massifs, Pisang, Gangapurna, and other gems of the Himalayas.

Max Altitude: 4,020m (13,188ft)
Duration: 4-5 hours
Distance: 9.5 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Day 6

Trek to Thorong Phedi (4,560m)

On the sixth day of your hike, it will be a short trek for you to adapt better to the acclimatization process. Although the journey is about 3-4 hours, the enriching experience is outstanding. You will trek over the suspension bridge and towards the intersection between Jarsang Khola (4,610 m) and Phedi (4,420 m). After covering distance over grassy fields and a rough, pebbly trail, you will reach Thorong Phedi.

This beautiful high-mountain terrain has much to offer, traditional villages, settlements, and the scenic beauty of snow-capped mountains like the Annapurna massif, Gangapurna, and other Himalayan ranges. If you are lucky, you might even get a chance to witness the wildlife flourishing there, like snow leopards that have been reported to appear on the icy-rock slopes magically.

Max Altitude: 4,560m (14,960ft)
Duration: 3-4 hours
Distance: 7.3 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Day 7

Trek via Thorong La (5,416m) to Muktinath (3,760m)

This is one of the memorable days of your Annapurna Circuit 10 Days trek. On the seventh day of our Annapurna Circuit trek, you will start your trek from Thorong Phedi and reach Thorong La Pass and Muktinath. You will be walking through the off-beaten path in the northern region of Nepal, enjoying the scenic views of the mystic mountain ranges like Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Gangapurna, Himchuli, and many more.

You will first reach Thorong La Pass, the trek's highest point at 5416 meters. Then, it is a steep downward path toward Muktinath, which takes around 3-4 hours. Muktinath is one of the holiest sites for Hindu and Buddhist devotees, with great cultural and religious significance.

If you are intrigued, you can also participate in the holy cultural rituals in the temple and take a bath in the 108 sprouts in the temple. As per Hindu myth, you can wash off all your sins if you bathe in these 108 springs. Besides, an eternal flame alive for millennials is one of the region's most attractive features. After sightseeing activities around the temple, you will head towards the tea house for an overnight stay.

Max Altitude: 3,760m (12,335ft)
Duration: 6-7 hours
Distance: 14.5 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation: Teahouse
Day 8

Drive to Pokhara (820m)

Most of your activities will be completed on the eighth day of your journey. Now you will return to Pokhara, and we will opt for the bus from Tatopani that takes you directly to Pokhara city. It takes around 6- 7 hours to drive to reach Tatopani and another 3-4 hours to reach Pokhara. Be assured of experiencing the views of the terraced fields, lush green forests, and remote settlements around the Annapurna region.

After reaching Pokhara, you will be escorted back to your respective hotels, where you will stay overnight with amenities like hot showers, attached bathrooms, and 24/7 electricity and internet services.

Max Altitude: 820m (2,690ft)
Duration: 6-7 hours
Distance: 165 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel
Mode of Transportation: Jeep / Bus
Day 9

Sightseeing in Pokhara

After the descent, this hard-earned day will be for relaxing and sightseeing. You will have a full day off to explore the popular landmarks in the bustling city. Pokhara is the top travel destination among tourists, so take your time to enjoy this marvelous city's scenic beauty and peaceful environment at the lap of the Himalayas.

You can also explore several other popular landmarks and not-to-miss destinations in Pokhara, like the International Mountain Museum, Davis Falls, and Phewa Lake; you can also rile up that adventurous spirit if you are not tired with a hike to Sarangkot Hill, where you can get a clear 360-degree view of Pokhara and the Himalayas in the north. The view of alluring peaks like Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Himchuli is the reward that comes after making it to the top of Sarangkot.

If you are an adrenaline junkier looking for some thrilling adventure, what better idea than going for a paragliding trip in this city of lakes? Paragliding from Sarangkot Hill is a top-tier adventurous activity in Pokhara. You will fly over Pokhara City, the popular lakes the city is known for, and other historic and fascinating monuments. Or, you could just stick to the ground adventures and check out other popular tourist destinations like World Peace Pagoda, Mahendra Cave, Bat Cave, Tal Barahi Temple, and the famous Begnas Lake. Cycling around the peaceful city, immersing in the local culture and fresh, peaceful environment, and boating in the popular lakes are some of the most popular tourist activities in the city.

Max Altitude: 820m (2,690ft)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel
Day 10

Drive to Kathmandu (1,400m)

On this final day to conclude the Annapurna circuit expedition, you will return to Kathmandu by tourist bus. After soaking in the beauty of the most charming city in the country, you will be escorted back to Kathmandu on a luxurious tourist bus. The drive back to the capital will take around 7-8 hours. You will trace your way back through Tanahun and Dhading districts, passing along the Trishuli and Marsyangdi rivers.

The journey back to the capital will also be equally fun, passing through the lush green forest, terraced fields, and beautiful settlements, and enjoying the scenic views of diverse landscapes along the route.

Max Altitude: 1,400m (4,593ft)
Duration: 7-8 hours
Distance: 200 km
Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel
Mode of Transportation: Bus
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Route Map & Altitude Profile

Cost Details

Includes

  • Standard meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) during the trek
  • Government license holder guide 
  • Strong and helpful porter with proper equipment (1 porter for 2 people)
  • Salary, food, accommodation, and insurance for guides and porters 
  • Tea house/lodge accommodation during the trek
  • All land transportation
  • TIMS (Trekking Information Management System) card
  • Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) entry permit
  • Comprehensive first aid kit
  • Government taxes and official expenses

Dates & Availability

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02 Aug, 2026
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11 Aug, 2026
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If there is only one person for the trip, there will be a USD 150 additional cost.

Equipment List

Upper Body Layers
  • Breathable, quick-dry base layers
  • Comfortable t-shirts
  • Lightweight insulating jacket
  • Down jacket for cold conditions
  • Waterproof and windproof jackets
Lower Body Layers
  • Thermal base layer
  • Waterproof trekking pants
  • Comfortable pants for evenings in teahouses
  • Comfortable hiking shorts for warmer sections
  • Waterproof and windproof outershell for rain or snow
Footwear & Accessories
  • Trekking boots with ankle support (preferably Waterproof)
  • Multiple pairs of quick-dry socks
  • Warm socks for cold nights
  • Gaiters for snowy, muddy, or dusty trails
  • Trekking poles to reduce strain on knees
Head & Sun Protection
  • A hat or a cap to block the sun
  • Warm beanie for cold mornings and evenings
  • UV-protected sunglasses
  • Neck gaiter or buff to prevent dust, cold, and sunburn
  • Sunscreen (30-50+ SPF) for face and exposed skin
  • Lipbalm with SPF
Personal & Medical Kits
  • Personal medications
  • Diamox (Acetazolamide) for altitude sickness
  • Ointment
  • Hand sanitizers and wet wipes
  • Quick-dry towel
Travel Documents
  • Valid Passport
  • Passport-sized photos for permits
  • Travel insurance
  • Flight tickets
  • Cash in Nepali Rupees
  • Emergency contact details
Miscellaneous
  • Daypack (30-45L) with raincover
  • Reusable water bottles
  • Headlamps for early morning hikes
  • Water purifying tablet or filter
  • Phone or Camera for capturing the adventure
  • Powerbank for an easier charging option
  • Notebook, books, or cards for free time
  • Snacks like energy bars and chocolates
  • Drybag to keep your gear safe from rain

Essential Information

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Is 10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek for you?

Since the 10 Days of Annapurna Circuit Trek requires physical and strong determination, trekkers with a background in hiking through remote destinations can find it more aligned. If you have prior trekking experience, you can easily opt for this trekking route.

Physical ability is a must since most parts of the Annapurna region are remote and rocky. The trails are rugged and seasonal, so walking through these natural areas can be physically demanding.

Besides, the most important thing you should consider is altitude. So if you need help with altitude, you better prepare yourself through prior trekking to high altitude and prepare accordingly. That said, you can still manage to create an enjoyable experience through the support of your guide.

How Difficult is this 10 Days Trek?

Annapurna Circuit Trek, 10 Days package, is moderately difficult. This includes 6-8 hours of walking that requires solid physical endurance and stamina. Similarly, a positive mentality is a must, as the physical demands of this trek can be exhausting.

First, this package comprises a multi-day itinerary, which includes hours of hiking through rocky and sloppy landscapes. Besides, it takes you to one of the highest passes in Nepal, Thorong La Pass, at 5416 meters, where you are prone to altitude sickness.

The next is that this trek requires extensive research and preparations accordingly so that you can make it more handy and enjoyable. Furthermore, the weather conditions and rugged routes can make this trek strenuous.

Perfect time for this trek

If you are looking for the perfect time to go for 10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek, the Autumn (September-November) and Spring (March-May) seasons are the best. During this time, the weather is comparatively stable and clear, with lesser clouds. This allows you to have a transparent view of the Himalayas in the north and the local settlements around the Annapurna region.

Similarly, the temperature is mild and friendly, with less probability of rainfall and snowfall at this time. This will help you navigate through the remote routes of the Annapurna region easily. Besides, you can look deeper into the Nepalese culture and tradition as major festivals like Dashain, Tihar, Nepali New Year, and others fall in the Autumn and Spring seasons.

Daily Walking Hours and Pace

Lower valley sections (Days 1-4)

  • 5-7 hours per day through the Marsyangdi valley, which is the most straightforward walking of the circuit, though the road that now runs through parts of this section means some stages feel less remote than the traditional circuit once did.

Upper sections approaching Manang (Days 4-6)

  • Daily stages consolidate here with longer hours, more altitude gain per day, and the sections where pace genuinely matters for how you'll feel on pass day.

Thorong La crossing (Day 7 typically)

  • The longest and most demanding day of the trip with 7-10 hours including the full ascent and descent, starting before dawn. Everything in the preceding days is preparation for this one.
The Thorong La Pass Crossing

On a 10 day circuit, everything builds toward Thorong La (5,416m), and everything after it is descent and recovery. Understanding the pass day specifically is more important on this compressed version than on the standard itinerary.

Altitude profile leading to the pass

  • The ascent through Chame, Pisang, and Manang builds your altitude base from around 2,600m to 3,500m across the early days.

The pass day itself

  • Departure from Thorong High Camp is typically 3:00-4:00 am. It will be a pre-dawn start, timed to cross before afternoon wind and cloud build over the pass.
  • The crossing takes most trekkers 5 to 7 hours to Muktinath (3,760m), including the descent, which means a full, demanding day regardless of overall fitness.

What makes the 10-day version's pass day slightly different

  • Less accumulated acclimatization going in compared to a 14-day itinerary means your body has had fewer days adjusting above 3,500m before the push to 5,416m.
  • We build this into our guide briefings and monitor symptoms more closely in the Manang section specifically, because the buffer is thinner here than on longer versions.
Acclimatization on a 10 Days Schedule

The Manang rest day: non-negotiable even in 10 days

  • Every itinerary we build, regardless of total duration, includes at least one full rest day at Manang (3,519m). Thorong La at 5,416m is simply not something to approach without it. This isn't a day we negotiate away for schedule reasons.

The acclimatization hike above Manang

  • The standard practice of hiking higher than Manang during the rest day, typically to Ice Lake (4,600m) or at minimum to a higher viewpoint, stays in place on our 10-day itinerary. Climb high, sleep low applies here as firmly as on any longer circuit version.
Permits and Entry Requirements

Two main permits for the full circuit

  • Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP): NPR 3,000 for foreign nationals.
  • TIMS Card: NPR 2,000.

Additional checkpoint for Thorong La

  • The Thorong La crossing has its own checkpoint at Thorong High Camp. Your guide handles the registration, but permits need to be in order before this point.

Manang checkpoint

  • An additional permit check happens at Manang, another reason why having all paperwork processed correctly before the trek starts matters more on the upper circuit than on shorter routes.
Your Support Team

Guide familiarity with both sides of the pass

  • Not every guide who knows the Marsyangdi valley well also has strong Mustang-side experience post-pass. The two halves of the circuit feel genuinely different and draw on different local knowledge.

Why a porter matters more on 10 days than 14

  • Carrying less weight matters more when daily stages are longer and rest days fewer. A porter on the 10-day circuit isn't a luxury, but it's a practical decision that directly affects how you feel on Thorong La day.

Office contact during the pass crossing

  • Our team in Kathmandu tracks every group specifically around Thorong La day, the highest-risk single day on this itinerary and the one where communication matters most.

10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek FAQs

What transportation is used in the Annapurna Circuit Trek?

We will be using tourist buses or private jeeps between Kathmandu, Besisahar, and the trek starting or ending points. Over the years, jeep access has made the circuit much more flexible than before.

Are jeep rides included in the 10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek itinerary?

Yes, jeep transportation is included depending on the package. At Marvel Adventure, we clearly explain transportation details before the trek begins.

Do I need a guide for the 10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek?

Yes, foreign trekkers are generally required to trek with a licensed guide in Nepal. Honestly, guides also make the experience smoother because they handle pacing, accommodation, and trail logistics.

How fit do I need to be for the 10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek?

You don’t need to be an athlete, but good stamina definitely helps. If you can handle multiple days of uphill walking and regular hiking before the trip, you’ll enjoy the trek much more. Many first time trekkers don;t realize how tiring multiple days of trekking can be.

Is this trek more difficult than Annapurna Base Camp Trek?

Yes, the 10 Day Annapurna Circuit trek is generally more difficult due to the higher altitude and the Thorong La Pass crossing. You will be trekking above 4,000 meters for consecutive days.

Can the 10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek be customized or extended?

Yes, it can be adjusted depending on fitness, time, and weather. At Marvel Adventure, we often customize pacing and transport. Depending on your schedule, you can do a 12-day Annapurna circuit trek or 8 days trek. If your time and budget allow, we also recommend adding Tilicho Lake to this trek.

Why book the 10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek with Marvel Adventure?

Based on our experience, proper timing, local knowledge, and flexible planning make a big difference on a short circuit itinerary. We focus on safe pacing, reliable logistics, and making sure trekkers still enjoy the full Annapurna experience even in a shorter timeframe.

What is the 10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek in Nepal?

The 10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek is a shortened version of the classic Annapurna Circuit route. At Marvel Adventure, we usually design it for trekkers who want the main highlights like Manang, Thorong La Pass, and Muktinath, but with a tighter schedule.

Is the 10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek too short for the full circuit?

Yes, it’s a fast-paced version of the full circuit. We will be skipping some lower sections using jeep transport. Most trekkers still get the core Annapurna Circuit experience, especially the high mountain and cultural sections.

How difficult is the 10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek?

It’s challenging because of the altitude and long trekking days. The Thorong La crossing is the toughest part, especially in a compressed itinerary where your pacing matters a lot.

Is the 10 Days Annapurna Circuit Trek suitable for beginners?

Yes, beginners with decent fitness can do it. From our experience, trekkers who walk slowly, stay hydrated, and listen to the guide usually complete the circuit comfortably.

How do trekkers complete Thorong La Pass in a 10-day itinerary?

We usually plan an early start from Thorong Phedi and cross the pass before afternoon weather changes. Trekkers need to understand that the timing and pacing are very important on this route.

What is the best time to do the Annapurna Circuit Trek?

Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are the best seasons for trekking in Nepal. During these months, the weather is usually stable, and the mountain views around Thorong La are much clearer.

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