Annapurna Base Camp trek

Excellent service and prompt response especially from the owner and CEO of this travel company. We had a great experience during Annapurna Base Camp trek. Our porters and our guide were awesome! They went out of their way to make us feel safe, comfortable and we had to keep changing itineraries to accommodate all the things we want to do including paragliding. I highly recommend them for their knowledge of the Himalayas, 17 years of operating expertise and experience. Will definitely be a repeat customer!

Had a great time on the ABC trek, it was truly an unforgettable experience. Beauty at every step of the way. Our guide Resham and porter Dhan were exceptional. They were always in good spirits, very polite and accommodating. Both were a pleasure to be around. Resham was very knowledgeable with peak heights and the meaning of their names. He was always concerned for our safety and well-being. The beauty of Nepal and its people is breathtaking. Thank you ACE!

Magical journey from Kathmandu to Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) and back. Our guide, Nirajan, was fantastic, and our porters too. The entire team--incredible! We were always in the best of hands, whether arranging and guaranteeing our lodging during the busy ABC trekking season, or surprising us with fresh fruit after dinner, or just being patient, encouraging and in good spirits while we battled the never-ending stairs and "Nepali Flat" hills of the Annapurna Conservation Area. Grateful for their encouragement and smiles. Already dreaming of when I can return for Everest Base Camp!

I had the pleasure of travelling to Annapurna Base Camp with guide Braith and porter Sundeep. It was such an experience. I was unfit, and so on the first day I was given the name 'steam train'. It was only towards the end of the trek that I didn't have to rely upon 'Aussie flat' to get my breath back. Otherwise, I huffed and puffed clean mountain air on the Annapurna Trail. At the teahouses for the overnight accomodation, Braith would always make sure that I got the best room. For dinner, he would review my meal choices, and either nod or shake his head overruling them to ensure that I avoided tummy problems. And tell me of the teahouse quirky features ("Charge your phone now as soon as the sun goes the power goes"). And he walked without making noise and without looking at the ground with his hands behind his back. I called him "the monk". The porter was even more vexed. Good looking and young, he would carry a huge load skipping along the trail and trying to find a wobbling rock so he would seesaw on it. Oh and he sang songs as well. And would hold me steady when I was seesawing at times. Reaching ABC was a milestone for me. And tough, I remember Braith showing me that morning where ABC was and thinking we will get there by lunch - it was about 9:30pm when I finally reached ABC. I had spinal fusion surgery for nearly 10 hours 1 months prior to that. From the possibility of not walking to scaling the ABC. Its pretty good.

I have nothing but great things to say about the trip - it exceeded my expectations. From the beginning at the airport to the transportation to fantastic handling of the group to the trek itself - I couldn't be happier with the company I chose to trek with.