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Kathmandu, Nepal
Kathmandu, Nepal
This walking holiday is a great introduction to the pleasures of Himalayan teahouse trekking
Relax after the moderate grade 4-day trek in the friendly lakeside town of Pokhara
Look out for a wide variety of animal species and the rare one-horned rhino in Chitwan National Park
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Craving Himalayan vistas and close encounters with traditional Nepalese life? The "Walking the Annapurna Foothills" tour is a perfect moderate adventure for experienced travelers. Over 13 days, this trip takes you from Kathmandu’s bustling streets to tranquil Himalayan villages and the wildlife-rich plains of Chitwan National Park.
The main activity is a gentle four-day trek along the quieter trails of the Annapurna foothills. Walk through terraced fields and charming villages, with the snow-capped Annapurna range as your constant backdrop. After the trek, head to Chitwan National Park, where you’ll search for the rare one-horned rhino and other wildlife on safari. The tour wraps up in Pokhara, a lakeside haven perfect for unwinding amidst mountain views.
All accommodations, meals, and transport are included, ensuring a seamless journey. The unique selling point of this tour package lies in its balance—offering a taste of Himalayan trekking without the intensity of high-altitude climbs, combined with cultural and wildlife experiences for a truly well-rounded Nepalese adventure.
This holiday was a dream come true for me. Our guides throughout the tour were brilliant at giving information regarding a wide variety of visits. Our main guide, Santosh, was amazing from our first meeting until the taxi collecting us on the last day. His knowledge, concern, caring friendly nature and humour made the holiday....nothing was too much trouble for him. The variety on the tour was very well balanced; I would highly recommend it. The only challenge was sorting the visa; I paid on line and was charged again at tbe airport after being told the first payment was a scam! However this didn't impact on the holiday as I enjoyed every minute of it.
Fantastic trip encompassing amazing views, scenery and local food. The accommodation in the tea houses was basic and electricity random but waking up to amazing views of the mountains or going by jeep to see the rhinos in Chitwan more than made up for being without our Western creature comforts. Our Guide and local trek leaders were brilliant, and went the extra mile.
I loved that The Annapurna Foothills trip was like three trips in one: the temples, colour and bustle of Kathmandu, the peace and green beauty of the foothills and the interest and serenity of Chitwan National Park. Our leader Santosh was efficient, caring and funny.
This trip was amazing, from flying into Kathmandu with the view of the Annapurna Range visible over the tops of the cloud to experiencing the bustling city of Kathmandu, with its temples, palaces and bazaars! We loved the trekking, the fantastic scenery with early morning views of the Annapurna mountains and the stays in the Teahouses. A highlight for us was a walk through a village where we met local people working their own land and keeping livestock, meeting the retired Gurkha and his wife who led it. We loved our time in Chitwan, seeing the one-horned rhinoceros at the National Park, enjoying walks in the village and a very peaceful canoe boat trip on the river which were all great after the long treks of the previous days. The food was fantastic, exceeding our expectations especially in the Teahouses where we were surprised by the quality and quantity of food. We definitely did not go hungry on this trip! Our tour leader Su was brilliant, very organised and with lots of knowledge that he was happy to share. His love and enthusiasm for Nepal was evident. We thoroughly enjoyed our time talking to him, his catch phrase “anything is possible” was a constant when we asked questions. The other members of our support crew were fantastic too, very attentive, always there with a smile and amazingly produced tea even at the earliest hours when we were viewing sunrise over the mountains.