Short Annapurna Circuit Trek - 8 Days

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Experience the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek in eight days with Mountain Eco Trails. Designed for experienced trekkers with limited time, this challenging Himalayan journey takes you from Chame through Pisang, Manang, and Thorong Phedi before crossing Thorong La Pass at 5,416 meters. Discover mountain villages, breathtaking Annapurna scenery, and the sacred destination of Muktinath. The trek includes local transportation, guided trekking, and teahouse accommodation, with packages costing starting from USD 799 per person. Explore the detailed itinerary, difficulty, altitude considerations, inclusions, and best trekking seasons before planning your adventure.

  • DestinationNepal
  • Duration8 Days
  • Difficulty Level Challenging
  • Max. Altitude5416 meters
  • Starts/EndsBesi Sahar/Pokhara
  • Trip StyleTrekking
  • Group SizeMin. 1 Pax.
  • Best SeasonSpring & Autumn

The Short Annapurna Circuit Trek is an 8-day Himalayan adventure designed for experienced trekkers who want to cross Thorong La Pass (5,416 m) without completing the full Annapurna Circuit.

Starting with a drive from Kathmandu to Chame, the route follows the upper Annapurna Valley through Pisang, Manang, Yak Kharka, and Thorong Phedi before crossing the pass to Muktinath.

The journey finishes with road transfers through Pokhara to Kathmandu. However, its rapid altitude gain makes careful fitness screening and acclimatisation planning essential.

Introduction: The Annapurna Circuit Experience When Time Is Limited

You want to cross Thorong La, walk beneath the Annapurna mountains, and experience the extraordinary contrast between Manang and Mustang. But spending two or three weeks trekking around the entire Annapurna massif is not possible.

That is where the 8-Day Annapurna Circuit Trek comes in.

This shortened route removes much of the lower-altitude walking by using road transport to reach Chame. You still trek through traditional Himalayan villages, follow the Marsyangdi Valley, experience the changing mountain scenery, and climb toward one of Nepal's most famous high passes.

At Mountain Eco Trails, we recommend this itinerary primarily for trekkers with strong mountain experience, excellent fitness, and an understanding of high-altitude risks. It is not simply the classic trek squeezed into a smaller calendar.

This short Annapurna Circuit Trek is the fastest way to explore the whole loop of the Annapurna. This route focuses on the core upper trail, including Manang, Thorong Phedi, Thorong La Pass at 5,416 meters, and Muktinath, while using road access to shorten the lower section.

Mountain Eco Trails has designed this shorter version of the Annapurna Circuit, crafting an 8 Day Itinerary. You can book this trek confidently with us, as we are a government-authorised, trusted trekking company in Nepal with Tourism License number 3177/080. 

Highlights of the 8-Day Annapurna Circuit Trek

  • Cross the iconic Thorong La Pass at 5,416 meters, the highest point of the journey.
  • Walk beneath Annapurna II, Annapurna III, Gangapurna, and Pisang Peak.
  • Explore the dramatic upper Marsyangdi Valley and traditional settlements around Manang.
  • Witness the transition from green mountain valleys to the dry, high-altitude landscapes of Mustang.
  • Visit Muktinath, an important pilgrimage destination for Hindus and Buddhists.
  • Experience the famous Annapurna Circuit on a shorter holiday using road access and a focused trekking route.
  • Travel with a licensed local trekking guide who assists with navigation, logistics, and altitude-related decisions.

Can You Complete the Annapurna Circuit in 8 Days?

Yes, you can complete the Annapurna Circuit Trek in 8 Days, including a crossing of Thorong La Pass. The 8-Day Annapurna Circuit itinerary uses road transportation to reach Chame, walks the high-altitude section through Manang and Thorong Phedi and crosses the Thorong La Pass. Lastly, it finishes with transport from Muktinath via Pokhara.

It does not cover the entire traditional circuit on foot. Moreover, unlike the classic Annapurna Circuit Trek, this short itinerary does not have an acclimatisation day in Manang. 

Why Choose the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek in 8 Days?

One of the reasons to choose the Annapurna Circuit Trek in 8 Days is to experience the high-altitude trek in a short time. Also, you can skip the lower part of the Annapurna Circuit and enjoy the upper circuit within a few days. 

But a shorter trek needs careful expectations.

1. Experience Thorong La Without a 2-week Trek

Thorong La Pass is the major destination of this trek.  At 5,416 meters, the pass connects the Manang side of the Annapurna Circuit with the Muktinath Valley in Mustang. Crossing it involves a sustained uphill climb in thin air, followed by a long descent over mountain terrain.

For many trekkers, reaching the prayer flags at the pass becomes the defining memory of their Annapurna adventure.

You have walked through changing landscapes, slept in remote settlements, and gradually approached the highest point of the journey. The pass feels like a genuine achievement rather than a roadside viewpoint.

Snow, ice, poor visibility, or severe weather can make the crossing considerably more dangerous.

2. Spend More Time in the Most Dramatic Upper Valley

On this 8 Day Annapurna Circuit Trek, you will explore more of the Upper section of the circuit. From Chame, you walk toward Pisang and Manang, where the scenery changes noticeably.

Dense forest gives way to open valleys. The slopes become drier, vegetation becomes sparse, and the surrounding mountains dominate the landscape.

Above Manang, the settlements grow smaller, and walking becomes more demanding. The route is especially appealing to experienced trekkers who have already explored other parts of Nepal and want to prioritise high-altitude scenery.

3. Experience Two Very Different Himalayan Landscapes

One of the most remarkable parts of the circuit is the Manang and Mustang. They have different valleys and landscapes.

Before Thorong La, you follow the Marsyangdi River gorge, passing settlements influenced by Tibetan Buddhist traditions.

After crossing the pass, you descend toward Muktinath in the Kali Gandaki gorge.

The landscape becomes wider and more arid. Brown hills, wind-shaped valleys, and settlements around Muktinath introduce you to the southern edge of the trans-Himalayan region.

4. Save Travel Days Without Removing the Main Pass

The short itinerary uses road transport between Kathmandu and Chame, from Muktinath to Pokhara, and from Pokhara to Kathmandu.

For travellers with less time to travel, this itinerary allows you to explore the Thorong La Pass without trekking for longer days. 

5. Trek With a Local Operator Familiar With Annapurna Logistics

Mountain Eco Trails, a local trekking Company in Nepal, has been arranging this 8-Day Short Itinerary to the Annapurna Circuit multiple times. We are registred in Government Authority of Nepal tourism license number 3177/080.

Our focus is to help trekkers understand what the journey involves before they commit.

That includes discussing previous trekking experience, travel dates, expected trail conditions, guide arrangements, transportation, and the risks of a compressed itinerary.

A successful Himalayan trip begins with choosing a route that fits the trekker—not simply choosing the shortest available schedule.

Short Annapurna Circuit Trek Itinerary: 8 Days

The short Annapurna Circuit Trek Itinerary and Route follows this way: Kathmandu → Chame → Pisang → Manang → Yak Kharka → Thorong Phedi → Thorong La → Muktinath → Pokhara → Kathmandu

Day

Route

Altitude

1

Kathmandu – Besisahar – Chame

2,710 m

2

Trek from Chame to Upper Pisang

3,300 m

3

Trek from Upper Pisang to Manang

3540m

4

Trek from Manang to Yak Kharka

4,110 m

5

Trek from Yak Kharka to Thorong Phedi

4,600 m

6

Thorong Phedi – Thorong La – Muktinath

Pass: 5,416 m; Muktinath: 3,760 m

7

Drive from Muktinath to Pokhara

820 m

8

Drive Pokhara to Kathmandu

1350m

How Difficult Is the 8-Day Annapurna Circuit Trek?

The Short Annapurna Circuit Trek is challenging due to its combination of Thorong La Pass at 5415 meters, rapid altitude gain, long trekking days, and short recovery time. The route is a general trekking route; however, the rapid itinerary at high altitude makes it physically and mentally challenging. 

High Altitude Is the Main Difficulty

Thorong La stands at 5,416 meters, where reduced atmospheric pressure means significantly less oxygen is available to your body than at sea level. You may experience slower walking, increased breathing, disrupted sleep, and reduced appetite.

This means a marathon runner can experience severe altitude symptoms while a less athletic trekker may acclimatise more comfortably.

Previous high-altitude experience is useful for assessing how you responded under similar conditions, but it does not guarantee safety.

The Thorong La Crossing Is a Long Mountain Day

Thorong La is not difficult simply because of its elevation.

The approach involves sustained uphill walking, frequently before sunrise, followed by a long descent toward Muktinath.

Depending on weather, trail conditions, and individual pace, the crossing can take considerably longer than the advertised walking estimate.

Cold temperatures and wind can increase the difficulty.

Experienced trekkers should be comfortable spending many hours hiking on uneven terrain while carrying the essentials needed for changing mountain conditions.

The Itinerary Provides Little Recovery Time

Unlike longer Annapurna Circuit itineraries, the eight-day route includes no scheduled acclimatisation rest day in Manang.

This is a substantial compromise.

It leaves less time to respond to fatigue, headaches, gastrointestinal symptoms, or other concerns before moving higher.

Is the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek suitable for beginners?

The eight-day Short Annapurna Circuit Trek is generally not recommended for first-time Himalayan trekkers. It reaches 5,416 meters, includes a demanding mountain-pass crossing, and has limited acclimatisation time. Experienced hikers with suitable recent altitude exposure may consider it after individual assessment, while beginners should choose a longer itinerary with additional acclimatisation days.

Short Annapurna Circuit Trek Cost for 2026

The Short Annapurna Circuit Trek cost for 2026 usually starts from USD 899 per person and can go higher depending on group size, transport, guide support, accommodation standard, and other included services.

Cost ComponentEstimated Cost (USD)
Trek Package Starting CostFrom 899
Annapurna Permits50
Licensed Trekking Guide30–35 per day
Porter Service (optional)20–30 per day
Teahouse Accommodation8–15 per night
Meals on the Trek20–30 per day
Ground Transportation100–150
Extra Wifi, Hot Shower, etc.8-20 per day

The cost does not include extra meals, hot showers, snacks, etc. For more information regarding the cost, feel free to check our cost details below or WhatsApp us at +9779849790153.

Itinerary

Your Annapurna adventure begins with an overland journey from Kathmandu toward Besisahar, the traditional gateway to the Annapurna Circuit. The road initially follows Nepal's middle hills, passing river valleys, terraced farmland, and roadside settlements.

At Besisahar, transportation changes to a shared jeep on the mountain road toward Chame.

The journey continues along the Marsyangdi Valley, passing settlements such as Jagat and Dharapani. You gradually enter a landscape of deeper gorges, waterfalls, forests, and impressive mountain slopes.

The final destination is Chame, the administrative centre of Manang District. You will spend the night in a local teahouse.

  • Max Altitude:2710 meters
  • Accommodation:Teahouse
  • Time:7-8 hours
  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today marks the beginning of the walking section. Leaving Chame, you follow the Marsyangdi River valley through pine forests and mountain settlements.

The trail passes dramatic rock formations, including the enormous curved rock wall known as Paungda Danda. As the valley opens, views of Annapurna II and Pisang Peak become increasingly impressive.

Depending on the exact trail and lodging choice, you can stay in Lower Pisang or Upper Pisang. Upper Pisang is positioned higher and provides an interesting village atmosphere with views across the surrounding valley.

This difference in sleeping elevation matters. It should be part of the acclimatisation discussion rather than treated as an unimportant accommodation choice.

Walking conditions are generally manageable for experienced trekkers, but altitude can begin to affect breathing and recovery.

  • Max Altitude:3300 meters
  • Accommodation:Teahouse
  • Time:4-5 hours
  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

The journey toward Manang is one of the most scenic sections of the upper Annapurna Circuit. The route can follow the higher trail through Ghyaru and Ngawal, depending on conditions and guide planning.

This option offers outstanding views of the Annapurna mountains and a chance to experience traditional high-altitude settlements. It is also more physically demanding than the lower route.

The higher trail climbs above the valley floor before descending toward the Manang area. Along the way, you may see Annapurna II, Annapurna III, Gangapurna, and Tilicho Peak in suitable weather.

Manang is a major trekking settlement surrounded by rugged slopes and Himalayan peaks.

Its shops, bakeries, and teahouses make it a natural place to rest before moving into the higher and more isolated sections of the circuit.

  • Max Altitude:3500 meters
  • Accommodation:Teahouse
  • Time:5-6 hours
  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Leaving Manang, the trail climbs toward the higher grazing areas of the Annapurna region. The landscape becomes more open, with fewer trees and broader views of the valley.

You pass the area around Tenki Manang and gradually climb toward the high pastures used by local herders. Yak Kharka is a small settlement with basic lodges, surrounded by rugged slopes and open mountain terrain.

At this elevation, walking can feel noticeably harder. Even a relatively short trekking day may require frequent stops, controlled breathing, and a slower pace than you would normally maintain at lower altitudes.

This is also where the compressed itinerary becomes more concerning. Overnight stay at Yak Kharka.

 

  • Max Altitude:4110 meters
  • Accommodation:Teahouse
  • Time:4-5 Hours
  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today you approach the base of Thorong La. The trail leads through increasingly barren high-altitude terrain toward Thorong Phedi.

Mountain slopes rise steeply around the route, and vegetation becomes limited. Some sections traverse slopes where rockfall or landslide hazards may exist. Your guide should assess conditions and advise on safe movement.

Thorong Phedi is a small cluster of lodges used by trekkers preparing to cross the pass. The surrounding environment is cold, exposed, and considerably different from the lower Manang Valley.

This is an important day for evaluating whether a pass crossing is appropriate. Overnight stay at Thorong Phedi. 

  • Max Altitude:4600 meters
  • Accommodation:Teahouse
  • Time:4-5 Hours
  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

This is the most demanding and memorable day of the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek.

The crossing normally begins very early in the morning, with departure determined by weather, trail conditions, and guide assessment.

From Thorong Phedi, the route climbs steeply toward Thorong High Camp and continues across exposed high-altitude terrain. The reduced oxygen availability makes every uphill step more demanding.

You may find yourself walking slowly, stopping frequently, and concentrating on maintaining a steady rhythm. Eventually, the famous Thorong La sign and prayer flags come into view.

At 5,416 meters, you are standing at the highest point of the journey. In clear conditions, the surrounding snow-covered peaks and vast Himalayan landscape make the effort worthwhile.

After crossing the pass, the trail descends for several hours toward Muktinath. The descent is significant and can be especially tiring for knees and legs after the morning climb.

Muktinath feels almost like another world. The surrounding terrain is drier, the valley is broader, and the cultural landscape reflects Mustang's distinct mountain traditions.

Muktinath Temple is a revered destination for Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims. After reaching your lodge, you can rest and recover from the demanding crossing.

  • Max Altitude:5416 meters
  • Accommodation:Teahouse
  • Time:7-8 Hours
  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After completing the demanding mountain crossing, the journey continues by road toward Pokhara. If time and local arrangements permit, you may visit Muktinath Temple before leaving.

The drive follows the Kali Gandaki corridor through the Mustang region and gradually descends toward greener landscapes. Along the way, you may pass Jomsom, Marpha, and other settlements depending on the route and transport service.

The change in climate, vegetation, and architecture is striking. By the time you approach Pokhara, the harsh upper-mountain environment has given way to lower valleys and subtropical greenery.

The overland transfer can be tiring, especially after the previous day's long trek. Road conditions and traffic can cause substantial delays.

Upon arrival in Pokhara, you can rest and enjoy the lakeside atmosphere if time allows.

  • Max Altitude:850 meters
  • Accommodation:Teahouse
  • Time:7-8 Hours
  • Meals:Breakfast and Lunch

If you have enough time then you can explore around Pokhara. Otherwise, today, you will catch an early morning Tourist Bus to get back to Kathmandu.

  • Max Altitude:1350 meters
  • Accommodation:Hotel
  • Time:8-10 hours
  • Meals:Breakfast

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Cost Includes
  • Kathmandu-Besi Sahar Local Bus Ticket Fare
  • Besi-Sahar-Chame Local bus-Jeep Transportation Fare.
  • Muktinath-Pokhara Local Bus or Jeep Ticket Fare.
  • Pokhara-Kathmandu Tourist Bus Ticket Fare.
  • Annapurna Conservation Area Project Permit Card Fee
  • English-speaking and government-licensed trekking guide for 8 days
  • Expenses of the guide, including his salary, meals, accommodation, transportation, and insurance.
  • Meals three times, including Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.
  • Accommodation during the trek on a sharing basis.
  • First Aid Kit is carried by our staff.
  • Farewell Dinner after the completion of the trek, when you arrive in Kathmandu.
  • Seasonal Fruits after dinner every day during the trek.
  • Rescue Arrangement during the trek if needed.
  • All Government and Local Taxes.
    Cost Excludes
    • Personal expenses like extra tea, coffee, snacks, Wi-Fi, Hot Shower, etc. 
    • Travel Insurance, Rescue Evacuations, and Medical Bills. 
    • Porter expenses. (if you need a porter, it costs $2 per day)
    • Private Jeep from Besi Sahar to Chame or Muktinath to Pokhara in case you want to travel privately. 
    • An extra night in Kathmandu and Pokhara if you arrive early from the trek. 
    • Extra expenses in the mountains may occur if there are difficult situations like weather changes or natural disasters that are not in our control. 
    • Tips to Guide and Porter. 
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    Good to Know

    Best Time to do the 8-Day Short Annapurna Circuit Trek 

    The best time to do the 8-Day short Annapurna Circuit Trek is during the Spring and Autumn seasons. The Annapurna region can technically be trekked year-round, but spring and autumn are by far the most popular seasons due to their favourable weather. Here’s a breakdown of how each season looks:

    Season

    Conditions

    Recommendation

    Spring

    Good visibility, stable trekking conditions

    Excellent

    Autumn

    Clear skies, peak trekking season

    Excellent

    Winter

    Colder, more serious pass conditions

    For prepared trekkers

    Monsoon

    Wetter lower trails, variable visibility

    Less ideal

    Required Permits and Fees for the Annapurna Circuit Short Trek 

    Trekking in the Annapurna region requires a couple of official permits. Make sure you have these before you start your hike. The permits are checked along the route, and trekking without them can land you in legal trouble and fines. For the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek, here are the permits you need:

    Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP): This is an entry permit for the Annapurna Conservation Area, which covers the entire Annapurna Circuit trail. The ACAP permit costs NRs 3,000 per person for foreign nationals (approximately USD 25) and NRs 1,000 for SAARC country citizens.

    Is the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek Safe? Acclimatisation and Altitude Sickness

    The most important booking decision concerns acclimatisation, not physical endurance.

    The standard medical recommendation is to increase sleeping altitude gradually once above 3,000 meters, generally by no more than 500 meters per day, with an additional acclimatisation night for approximately every 1,000 meters gained.

    Our 8-day Annapurna Circuit Itinerary rapidly gains elevation during the upper section of the trek. 

    Travelling from Kathmandu to Chame quickly introduces trekkers to significantly higher sleeping altitude. Later, the route climbs from Manang to Yak Kharka without a dedicated acclimatisation day. Recognise the Early Signs of Altitude Sickness

    Symptoms of acute mountain sickness can include:

    • Headache, especially after gaining altitude
    • Nausea or loss of appetite
    • Dizziness or unusual fatigue
    • Disturbed sleep accompanied by other symptoms
    • Feeling noticeably worse after ascending

    More serious warning signs include difficulty walking in a straight line, confusion, breathlessness at rest, or a significant decline in physical condition. Anyone experiencing these symptoms needs prompt assessment. Serious altitude illness requires urgent descent and medical attention.

    A pulse oximeter can provide additional information, but a normal-looking reading should not override concerning symptoms.

    What Should You Do if Altitude Symptoms Develop?

    The guiding principle is simple: do not ascend to a higher sleeping altitude when you have symptoms of altitude sickness.

    Rest, communicate clearly with your guide, and follow appropriate medical advice. If symptoms worsen, descent is essential. Serious neurological symptoms or breathlessness at rest are emergencies.

    Travellers considering altitude medication, including acetazolamide, should discuss its suitability with a qualified healthcare professional before departure.

    How to Prepare Physically for the Fast Annapurna Circuit Trek

    A fast Annapurna Circuit trek requires more than the ability to walk comfortably for a few hours.

    You should be able to complete repeated mountain hiking days, recover overnight, and handle a demanding pass crossing.

    Build Uphill Endurance

    Before travelling to Nepal, practice hiking on hilly terrain with sustained elevation gain. The aim is to become comfortable maintaining a manageable pace over several hours.

    If your local area is relatively flat, stair climbing, incline treadmill walking, and structured cardiovascular exercise can help develop the necessary endurance.

    Train for the Long Descent

    Many trekkers prepare for the climb but underestimate the descent from Thorong La toward Muktinath. Descending for several hours can place considerable strain on your knees, thighs, and ankles.

    Include controlled downhill walking and leg-strength exercises such as step-downs, squats, and lunges.

    Practice With Your Trekking Backpack

    Even when using a porter, you will carry a daypack containing water, layers, snacks, personal medication, and essential items. Practice walking with a realistic load before the trip.

    This helps identify uncomfortable shoulder straps, footwear problems, and unnecessary equipment.

    Understand the Limits of Physical Preparation

    Fitness improves hiking performance, but it does not guarantee resistance to altitude sickness.

    You can arrive in excellent physical condition and still need extra time to acclimatise. The right preparation combines endurance, appropriate clothing, realistic pacing, altitude planning, and a willingness to change the itinerary when necessary.

    Packing List for an 8-Day Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

    Packing wisely is key to enjoying your trek, especially when you aim to travel light on an 8-day itinerary. You want to be prepared for a wide range of conditions,  from warm, humid lowlands to freezing high passes – all in one backpack. Below is a comprehensive packing list for the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek, focusing on what a budget, space-conscious traveller should bring:

    Trekking Gear for Annapurna Trek: Trekking Poles, Sleeping Bag, Backpack, and water bottle

    Upper Body: Woollen Hat, Layers, Quick-dry T-shirts, Thermals, Fleece Jackets, Down Jacket

    Lower Body: Trekking Pants, Thermal leggings, Hiking Shorts, Woollen Socks, and sturdy boots.

    Extra Equipment: First Aid Kit, Toiletries, Camera, Chargers, Extra Battery, Passport, Nepalese currency, etc.

    Get more details regarding the common trekking gear and equipment list for Nepal.

    Tips to Know Before Doing the 8-Day Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

    • Start your journey slowly; do not rush right from the beginning.
    • Walk slowly and let your body acclimate properly.
    • Eat nutritious meals focusing on vegetarian items.
    • Always follow the guidance of your trekking guide, and feel free to ask him about the things you want to know about the trek.
    • If you feel the symptoms of altitude sickness, then inform your trekking fellow or the guide ASAP.
    • The symptoms of sickness can be headache, dizziness, fatigue, and vomiting.
    • Do not panic when you get altitude sickness. If the situation gets bad, start to descend to a lower altitude.

    Ready to Trek? Book with Mountain Eco Trail!

    You’ve read the guide – now leap and experience the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek for yourself! This 8-day adventure is calling your name, and Mountain Eco Trail is here to make it happen smoothly and affordably.

    Contact us today to start planning your Short Annapurna Circuit Trek. Send us an email or reach out via WhatsApp/Viber at +9779849790153 for a quick response. Our experts will answer any queries and help you every step of the way, from packing to touchdown in Kathmandu.

    Trip Extension after the completion of the Trek

    There are different options in Nepal to explore and encounter several adventurous activities. After completing the trek, if you have enough time, you can do a Chitwan Safari, Rafting, Paragliding, Day tours, etc. You can kindly inform us so that we can arrange these kinds of trips at a reasonable price.

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    FAQs
    • Spring and Autumn seasons are the best time for the Short Annapurna Circuit Trek

    • It depends on your trekking experience and the preparation. However, the short Annapurna Circuit Trek is considered moderately difficult.

    • If you choose to hire a porter, the weight limit for them is 9 kg per Trekkers. He can carry 15-20 Kg of weight.

    • We do not suggest drinking water from local taps or rivers. You can buy filtered water or mineral water from the teahouses.

    • The Short Annapurna Circuit Trek costs range from about USD 799 to USD 1,299 per person, depending on group size and services.

    • Yes, for fit trekkers with limited time. It keeps the most iconic section of the Annapurna Circuit, including Thorong La Pass and Muktinath, while removing the longer lower-route days.

    • No, beginners can't do 8 Day short Annapurna Circuit Trek unless they are physically and mentally fit. 

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