Ama Dablam Base Camp Trek
Walk through Sherpa villages and quiet Khumbu valleys to the foot of Ama Dablam. A 13-day journey for those who want a different view of the Everest region.

Walk into the heart of the Annapurna Sanctuary through Gurung villages, rhododendron forest and a dramatic amphitheatre of Himalayan peaks.
Take a look at the daily plan and what’s included. We’ll confirm availability and any changes with you before you book.
Rooms included. Trekking meals and drinks are paid separately.
The sequence below is the planned Annapurna Base Camp Trek route. Daily movement can change with weather, trail access and the group. Your written itinerary confirms transport, rooms and the operating arrangements.
Meet our team for the airport transfer and settle into your Kathmandu room. Review the Annapurna Base Camp Trek route, equipment and transport arrangements before setting off.
Take the scheduled mountain flight and continue with the day’s planned transfer or walk. Flight timing and the Kathmandu or Ramechhap airport arrangement are confirmed before travel; weather delays can change this stage.
Drive to the trailhead and trek to the Gurung village of Ghandruk. Walk through the village lanes and settle into your lodge. This Gurung village gives a welcome chance to see everyday life along the Annapurna route.
Traverse forest and hillside trails to Chhomrong. This hillside village is a gateway to the sanctuary route. Expect stepped paths through the settlement and discuss the next valley stage with your guide.
Descend to the Chhomrong Khola and climb through bamboo forest. The route follows the sanctuary valley through wooded sections. The overnight stop keeps the ascent in manageable stages before the higher lodges.
Continue through forest, waterfalls and narrowing mountain terrain. Follow the planned dovan → deurali stage with your guide. The exact stops and pace are agreed around current access and the time available, with the next stage reviewed before continuing.
Enter the upper sanctuary beneath Machhapuchhre. Arrive at the upper sanctuary lodge area and take the afternoon at a measured pace. The overnight stop prepares you for the walk toward Annapurna Base Camp.
Walk to Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 m, surrounded by the Annapurna massif. Walk into the sanctuary and take time to enjoy the mountain setting. Visibility varies; the guide will set the return plan around the day’s conditions.
Descend from the sanctuary. The route follows the sanctuary valley through wooded sections. The overnight stop keeps the ascent in manageable stages before the higher lodges.
Return through Chhomrong and descend to Jhinu. Descend toward the lower valley and your road connection. A hot-spring visit is optional, subject to access, timing and any local charges.
Complete the trek and drive back to Pokhara. Settle into your accommodation and prepare for the next part of the journey. Optional activities and extra sightseeing are arranged separately.
Complete the final Annapurna Base Camp Trek arrangements and transfer for your onward journey. Keep international connections separate from weather-sensitive mountain flights and allow any recommended buffer nights.
Trekking accommodation is room only: breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks are paid separately. On climbing trips, meals are included only for the climbing section specified below.
Browse published departures for 2027, 2028 and 2029. If your dates are not listed, ask us about a private trip. We confirm your place and arrangements before payment.
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Dates are the start and end of your Nepal itinerary. Allow additional time for international flights and any recommended contingency days. No payment is taken by the booking form.
City accommodation is arranged according to the confirmed package. On trek, accommodation is generally in lodges or tea houses, usually twin-share. Meal inclusion is stated in the final quotation.
We arrange the permits required for the published itinerary using the traveller information supplied during booking.
The itinerary is paced for realistic acclimatization. Guides monitor walking pace and wellbeing and may adjust the route or schedule when needed.
A detailed packing list is provided before departure, including layered clothing, waterproof protection, insulation, footwear, gloves, sun protection and personal essentials.
Mar–May · Sep–Nov
The published duration for Annapurna Base Camp Trek is 12 days. Review the day-by-day itinerary for travel, activity and rest days before arranging your flights.
The published season for Annapurna Base Camp Trek is Mar–May · Sep–Nov. Ask our Nepal team to confirm arrangements and conditions for your preferred dates.
City accommodation is arranged according to the confirmed package. During the trek, accommodation is generally in mountain lodges or tea houses, usually twin-share. Facilities become simpler with altitude. Meal inclusion depends on the final trip package.
The itinerary is paced conservatively. Guides monitor guest wellbeing and may adapt walking pace, overnight stops or the itinerary for safety and acclimatization.
We arrange the trekking permits required for the published itinerary using the traveller information supplied during booking.
Layered clothing, waterproof shell, insulated jacket, trekking boots, gloves, hat, sunglasses, sleeping bag, daypack and personal essentials are required. A detailed packing list is provided before departure.
Comprehensive travel insurance should cover the maximum altitude of the itinerary, medical treatment, emergency evacuation and trip interruption.
For route maps, current conditions or a specific requirement, ask our team.
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