Thorungla Pass with background view and guide with guests
At a Glance
  • Duration13 Days
  • DestinationNepal
  • Difficulty Level Strenuous
  • Max. Altitude5416 M
  • Group Size15
  • Trip Styletea house trek
  • Startskathmandu
  • EndsKathmandu
  • Best TimeRound the year
Highlights
  • Visit different topographical zones, ranging from sub-tropical rain forests to dry high-altitude deserts.
  • Continue crossing the Thorong La Pass, which is one of the highest passes that trekkers can cross at 5,416 meters, or 17,764 feet.
  • Witness the splendid scenes of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Machapuchare that offer the delightful experience of a lifetime.
  • Familiarize yourself with the cultures of the Gurung, Thakali, and Manangi peoples.
  • Soak at the shares of the natural hot spring at Tatopani, which is excellent for rejuvenating the senses after some exhausted and weary days of trekking.
  • Visit old Buddhist shrines that have been around for at least 300 years, such as the Braga Monastery in the Manang region.
  • Check out characteristic villages such as Chame, Pisang, charming with their buildings, or Marpha, famous for its friendly hosts.
  • Travel through the deepest gorge on the planet, where higher hills border a depth that drops steeply to the Kali Gandaki River.
  • Exploring Nepal's largest and most biodiverse Annapurna Conservation Area will reveal a wealth of wildlife and plants.
  • Take an optional side trip to Tilicho Lake, the world's highest altitude lake with a striking blue hue.
  • Jomsom and Muktinath, the divine temple, enrich your cultural and spiritual senses.
  • Enjoy fresh apples and apple products in the village of Marpha, famous for its apple orchards and brandy.

The Annapurna Circuit Trek is yet another iconic route that attracts tourists from all over the world due to the variety of geographical features it offers in Nepal. The total distance that trekkers hike can range between 160 and 230 kilometers (100 and 145 miles) and gives them a tour of different climate belts and terrains. The Annapurna Circuit distance ranges from the subtropical forest in the lower hills to the arid district in the Himalayan Plateau of southern Tibet, thus making the whole trek very interdependent, beautiful, and diverse. While going through the beautiful villages and highland barren territories, the trek offers sensational sights of some of the highest peaks in the world, namely Annapurnas and Dhaulagiri.

The Annapurna Circuit trek's altitude is 5,416 meters (17,769 feet) at the Thorong La Pass, making it difficult for any type of trekker. Typically, trekkers complete the trek in 12–21 days, starting from the beginning of the planned itinerary and pace. The best Annapurna Circuit trek is always one that incorporates physical preparedness and a gradual ascent up the mountain to overcome the effects of altitude before the trekker can enjoy the lovely views of the mountains. The area offers cultural attractions such as old monasteries, vibrant village life, and hot springs, which enhance the trekking experience.

As a result, since trekking the Annapurna Circuit is a daily endeavor, planning for a few days is useful. This loose operation's timing and policy also influence the choice of season, such as spring or autumn. The trek will be more enjoyable as it reduces the impact of harsh weather and the influx of people. Firstly, preparing for the various types of terrain and aspects, such as altitude, that the Annapurna Circuit trek offers can greatly enhance your preparation for the adventure. A fully accredited guide and proper trekking equipment should enhance the safety of potential trekkers and add to the enjoyment of the planned trekking activities.

The major attraction of the Annapurna Circuit trek

The Annapurna region offers numerous captivating trekking attractions, making this circuit one of the best. The Thorong La pass, located at an altitude of 5,416 m (17,769 ft), is another eye-catching attraction and the highest point of the Annapurna circuit trek. This demanding river provides trekkers with an impressive view of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri hives, including high-toppled views from the suspension bridge over the river. Also, the hike covers the Kali Gandaki Gorge, which is the world's deepest gorge, filled with fluctuating terrain ranging from sub-tropical forest, green valleys, and barren and dry Himalayan desert territories. For those who want more, the Tilicho Lake side trek is an additional option. It is considered one of the world's highest lakes, so the blue waters and white peaks of the snow-capped mountains in Nepal are a must-see.

Other attractions include the culture and natural setting, as is the case with the Annapurna Circuit Trek. Villages like Manang and Marpha depict the standard of living of Gurung Thakali and Manangi people, while religious places like Braga Monastery have a religious aspect to them. Strolling and taking a hot bath in the natural hot spring of Tatopani is also one of the charms that make tiring trekking days rewarding. All of these attractions make the trek all-encompassing and diverse, making it a worthwhile venture.

The popularity behind the Annapurna Circuit trek

People have referred to the Annapurna Circuit Trek as one of the world's most picturesque treks, and it truly deserves this title. This trek provides exceptional opportunities to appreciate the natural and cultural scenery, the versatility of the terrain, and the methods of reaching them. The trek's route varies from low elevations of subtropical forests to high altitudes of barren deserts, making it a thrilling trek that caters to a variety of trekking interests. Trekkers encounter Thorong La Pass, one of the highest passes they can traverse during their journey, showcasing breathtaking scenery that elevates the Annapurna circuit as one of the top treks.

The Annapurna Circuit Trek's fame also stems from the cultural encounters it offers. When trekkers are in fixed anthropology museums such as Manang and Marpha, they are privileged to learn about people’s lives and the culture of such villages. The trek also includes visits to some monasteries, such as Braga Monastery, making it more religious as well as historical. These aspects of culture make the trek profound and add value to the exercise by giving people more than just exercise and endurance.

In addition to that, the accessibility and number of choices on the Annapurna Circuit Trek add to the experience. This trek is not very technical and offers reasonable facilities for lodges and cabins along the way, making it accessible to both experienced trekkers and those who have never attempted a trek at high altitudes. Finally, the trek's timeframe is incredibly diverse, ranging from 12 to 21 days, making it easily adjustable in terms of the amount of time spent on the trip. To sum up, such an approach to geography and flexibility, paired with beautiful and diverse views and local communities, makes the Annapurna Circuit one of the most popular and enjoyable treks in the world.

Exploring the route to the Annapurna Circuit trek.

The Annapurna Circuit Trek is one of the most astonishing trekking destinations in the world; in fact, trekking around this region is truly a civilization journey. The trek usually starts in Nepal's capital city, Kathmandu, where the trekkers must prepare before starting. The trek starts in Kathmandu, either by driving or flying to Besisahar, or by taking a flight to Pokhara and observing the chosen route. The first part of the trail passes through well-tropical vegetation and cultivated land, home to the small, beautiful villages of Ngadi and Chame, offering a glimpse into the lives of the locals and the beauty of nature.

Gradually, the geography of the trek also changes rather drastically. The vegetation on the trail is intermediate, and it takes one to Manang Valley, which is well known for its Tibetan influence and mountains. Based on the recommendations of different travelers and trekking agencies, the proposed route then advances to a high-altitude area, reaching its highest point in the Thorong La Pass. This hard pass is really exciting and gives a stunning view of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Hials, which are the major thrilling attractions of the trekking.

The trail continues from the past, towards the Mustang area, through the barren land of Muktinath, and to the colorful town of Jomsom. The last stage of the journey leads you back to the comparatively lower topography, which is gradually filled with greenery until you get a view of the complete natural as well as the traditional touch of Nepal.

Best season for the Annapurna Circuit trek

The best time to take the Annapurna Circuit Trek is during the seasons that are most conducive to trekking in the region. The best or recommended time to do the Annapurna Circuit trek is in the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These seasons come with favorable weather, clear skies, and relatively warm temperatures, thus making it easier for the hikers to cover every tough terrain of the Annapurna Circuit trek in Nepal. Rhododendrons and other wildflowers bloom in spring, giving the park a colorful view, and in autumn, the air is so clear that it offers wonderful views of the nearby mountains.

Trekkers on the Annapurna Circuit trek, in particular, prefer October because it marks the pre-winter trekking season. The climate is good in this season, as there is less rain and low humidity. It is also the best time to climb, as there is no smog and clear visibility. The autumn season is only slightly colder than the spring, though it is less favorable for the trekkers; however, it is less variable, and that is necessary for the higher areas of the trek.

However, trekking is comparatively risky during the monsoon season, which is June–August, because during this period there is heavy rainfall and sometimes the terrain is also vulnerable to landslides, which makes the trails slippery. Winter (December–February) is also suboptimal due to low temperatures and occasional snowfall in higher regions, which can be dangerous. Therefore, if you want to maximize the Annapurna Circuit trek, we recommend planning your trek for either the spring or autumn months.

You will arrive at the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu which is well-known as the City of Temples. Our representatives will aid you in your transfer to the hotel. Kathmandu is a vibrant city with a large populationwhere the roots of culture and traditions still run deep. You can visit a few of the beautiful landmarks this city has to offer such as, Swayambhunath, Boudhanath and the Basantapur Durbar Square.

  • Max. Altitude:1300m
  • Accommodation:3-Star Hote
  • Meals:Welcome Dinner

We commence our journey bright and early from Kathmandu, embarking on a scenic drive towards Besi Sahar. The captivating landscapes of rolling hills and the glistening Trishuli River will accompany us along the way, making the journey itself an adventure. After approximately 7 hours on the road, we will arrive at Besi Sahar, where we will transition to a shared jeep for the onward journey to Dharapani. The rugged terrain and picturesque vistas en route will continue to captivate us as we make our way towards our destination. By late afternoon, we will reach Dharapani, where we will settle in for the night, ready to embark on the next leg of our Annapurna Circuit Trek adventure.

  • Max. Altitude:1860m
  • Accommodation:Tea house / Syange
  • Meals:c

After breakfast, we continue the trail towards the headquarters of Manang District. Manang and Mustang are both known as the nation beyond the mountains - due to their geographical location. Appreciate the beauty of Mount Annapurna II and IV along with Mount Lamjung. Take a soothing dip in natural hot spring near Chame.

  • Max. Altitude:2670m
  • Accommodation:Tea house / Chame
  • Meals:Tea house / Chame

After breakfast, continue along the trail. Hike against the eye-dropping steep terrain in the region. Today's trip will bring out a sense of adventure as we descend very low into the Marshyandi Valley and later ascend towards the village of Pisang. Feast your eyes with wonderful view of Mount Pisang and other looming mountains.

  • Max. Altitude:3100m
  • Accommodation:Tea house / Pisang
  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Another adventure begins with a dayful of journey towards Manang - a civilization beyond the mountains in the north. The terrain starts looking barren as we move forward. The dry yet extremely chilly wind will seep inside our clothes. It is recommended to have good quality down jackets and wind cheaters in this trail. We will visit Bhrakaa, a local monastery in the region.

  • Max. Altitude:3540m
  • Accommodation:Tea house / Manang
  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

During the acclimatization day at Manang, trekkers have the opportunity to rejuvenate and immerse themselves in the unique culture and natural beauty of the region.

Since Manang is situated at a higher altitude (around 3,540 meters), it's crucial to acclimatize properly before continuing with the trek. A short acclimatization hike to higher elevations, such as Gangapurna Lake or Praken Gompa, can help trekkers adjust to the altitude and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

Alternatively, a leisurely stroll through the charming village of Manang, characterized by traditional stone houses, prayer flags, and intricate Buddhist monasteries is also a worthy experience. 

 For more adventurous trekkers, a hike to Ice Lake (Kicho Tal) is a popular option. This high-altitude lake offers spectacular views of the Annapurna range and is a great way to further acclimatize while enjoying the pristine beauty of the Himalayas.

  • Accommodation:Tea house / Manang
  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

With enough rest and a good breakfast, we are ready for a trip to Ledar Village. Ascend out of Marshyandi Valley and continue hiking through pastures and forest. We continue gaining elevation as passing through Ghunsa Village and large grassland. Watch yaks and horses grazing peacefully and cross a small stream as you continue along the trail to reach Ledar. Ledar is about an hour walk from Yak Kharka, where it is also possible to spend overnight.

  • Max. Altitude:4200m
  • Accommodation:Tea house / Ledar
  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

We are approaching nearer and nearer to the mighty Thorung-La pass every day. Thorung Phedi (base of mountain) is about 3-hours walk from our starting point. It is the last settlement before we make the ascend towards the high pass of Thorung-La the next day.

  • Max. Altitude:4550m
  • Accommodation:Tea house / Thorung Phedi
  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

 

Thorong La Pass, also spelled Thorung La Pass, stands as one of the highest accessible mountain passes globally, presenting an extraordinary challenge and a remarkable achievement for trekkers. Despite its lofty elevation, determined adventurers can conquer this pass even during the winter months.

On the day of our ascent, we'll rise before the crack of dawn, setting out on our journey from our accommodations as early as 4 am. With our sights set on reaching the apex of the pass as early as possible, we'll embark on a spirited trek, fueled by determination and the breathtaking vistas of the surrounding Himalayan peaks.

As we ascend, each step brings us closer to our objective—the pinnacle of Thorong La Pass. Upon reaching this illustrious summit, we'll pause to celebrate our triumph and capture the moment with a photograph, a testament to our perseverance and the indomitable spirit of exploration.

With the highest point conquered and memories immortalized, our descent towards Muktinath on the opposite side of the pass begins. The journey downward offers its own set of challenges and rewards, as we navigate the rugged terrain and marvel at the ever-changing landscape.

Arriving at Muktinath, we'll bask in the satisfaction of our achievement, reflecting on the journey that led us to this sacred destination. Our experiences at Thorong La Pass will remain etched in our memories, serving as a testament to the boundless possibilities of human endeavor and the unparalleled beauty of the Himalayas.

  • Max. Altitude:5416m
  • Accommodation:Tea house / Muktinath
  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

The Muktinath region derives its name from the revered Muktinath Temple, a sacred site of immense significance in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions. "Muktinath" translates to "the lord of Nirvana," underscoring the temple's spiritual importance.

Legend holds that the waters from the temple's 108 sacred sprouts possess the power to cleanse the soul of its sins, offering devotees the promise of spiritual purification. As a result, Muktinath Temple attracts pilgrims from Nepal, China, India, and neighboring countries, who undertake the arduous journey to seek blessings and redemption.

Trekking through the Muktinath region unveils a tapestry of diverse landscapes, from the rugged terrain of the Kali Gandaki Plateau to vistas reminiscent of ancient Tibet. The journey culminates in Jomsom, another bustling town in the region, which serves as a popular hub for trekkers and pilgrims alike. Notably, Jomsom boasts a domestic airstrip, facilitating access to the remote corners of the Himalayas and serving as a gateway to further adventures in the mystical realms of the Annapurna Circuit.

  • Max. Altitude:2720m
  • Accommodation:Tea house / Jomsom
  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

After breakfast, we will board a thrilling flight from Jomsom, home to one of the world's most adventurous airports, and land safely in Pokhara. Upon arrival, we will be drive to our hotel, where we will have free time to explore the charming city. Pokhara, known as the city of natural wonders, boasts the stunning Phewa Lake, captivating caves, and breathtaking mountain views. We will spend the day indulging in the city's delights, from leisurely walks along the lakeside to exploring its enchanting attractions.

  • Accommodation:3 Star Hotel/Pokhara
  • Meals:Breakfast

After an early breakfast, we'll board the bus bound for Kathmandu. For those eager to soak in the scenic beauty along the way, snagging a seat on the left side by the window is advised.

Upon arrival in Kathmandu, the remainder of the afternoon will be dedicated to relaxation. Later in the evening, we'll reconvene for a heartfelt farewell dinner. It's an opportunity to reflect on our shared experiences, exchange stories, and bid farewell to our treasured companions, guides, and the dedicated Hiking Adventure staff who made our journey unforgettable.

  • Accommodation:3-Star Hotel / Kathmandu
  • Meals:Breakfast

Our representative will assist you with your departure arrangements. Based on your flight schedule, you will be promptly transferred to Kathmandu Airport. It is time to bid farewell to the enchanting land of Nepal and embark on your journey back home, or perhaps towards your next exciting adventure

  • Meals:Breakfast

Service Details

Includes
  • Airport pickups and drops via a private vehicle
  •  3-star hotel accommodation in Kathmandu and Pokhara with breakfast
  •  Tea-house accommodation during the trek
  •  All meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) during the trek
  •  Welcome and farewell dinners
  •  All ground transportation on a comfortable private vehicle as per the itinerary
  •  Domestic flight (Jomsom-Pokhara)
  •  An experienced, English-speaking and licensed trek leader
  •  Porter service (2 trekkers: 1 porter)
  •  Salary, insurance, equipment, food and accommodation of staff
  •  Duffel bag and sleeping bag (to be returned after trip completion)
  •  T-shirt and trekking map
  •  All necessary paperwork and permits (ACAP, TIMS)
  •  First Aid kit (carried by your trek leader)
  •  All government taxes
Excludes
  • Nepal Tourist Visa fee
  •  International airfare to and from Kathmandu
  •  Excess baggage charges
  •  Travel and rescue insurance
  •  Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottle or boiled water, shower, etc.)
  •  Single supplement USD 150 per person
  •  Tips for guide(s), porter(s) and driver(s)
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Essential Information

Food and accommodation during the Annapurna Circuit trekking

Accommodation during the Annapurna Circuit Trek consists of simple teahouses and lodges with twin-bedded rooms with toilets and bathrooms at the entrance or outside the rooms. Local families own and manage most of the teahouses, offering a warm and friendly environment and the chance to interact with like-minded travelers. Trekkers have the opportunity to enjoy three meals a day, which include breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Each meal is accompanied by tea and/or coffee, and they can choose from a variety of Nepali dishes as well as international options such as dal bhat, pasta, noodles, and fried rice. The following is a meal plan that will ensure that trekkers get enough nutrients on the trip. Besides, breakfast is included in the accommodation costs in Kathmandu and Pokhara; however, other meals are not included.

How difficult is the Annapurna Circuit trek?

The Annapurna Circuit Trek is considered a moderate trek due to its unique geographical features and overall elevation gain. Note that an individual's fitness, prior trekking experience, and ability to acclimate determine the difficulty level of the Annapurna Circuit trek. Trekkers have to cross different terrains, and some of them are subtropical forests, high-altitude deserts, and steep terrains for walking. The challenge of the trek is the ascent of the Thorong La Pass, which has an altitude of 5,416 meters, or 17,769 feet, above sea level and sometimes causes altitude sickness. Expect the trek to be moderately demanding in terms of physical strength and endurance, requiring at least some hiking experience to effectively navigate the more intense parts. Nonetheless, Annapurna Circuit is a manageable and appropriate hike, with a dense network of teahouses and lodges en route. Beautiful scenery and cultural experiences compensate for the trek's strenuousness, ensuring a satisfying experience for those who prepare themselves well.

How long does it take to complete the trek to Annapurna Circuit?

The other notable trek is the Annapurna Circuit Trek, which usually takes approximately 13 days to give tourists a well-rounded trek through regions of the Annapurna circle. The Thorong La Pass, at 5,416 meters (17,769 feet), particularly emphasizes the need for adjustment during the trip. At this time, trekkers pass through beautiful villages, past forests, and through the bleak high-altitude desert, all the while being able to view cultures and nature. This 13-day schedule helps the trekkers have a deserving and bearable journey on the Annapurna Circuit with a variety of scenery.

Can one trek the Annapurna Circuit solo?

It is quite possible to undertake a solo trek on the Annapurna Circuit, since one is certain to become very lonely on the mountain regardless of travel partners. Many trekkers choose to undertake this trip alone, as it allows them to travel at their own pace throughout the journey. The Annapurna Circuit trek boasts well-defined trails and established teahouses along the route, providing food and accommodation services, making it a relatively safe option for single trekkers. Nonetheless, one needs to be well prepared and receptive to information about the hardships of the hike, which include acute mountain sickness, hard-to-predict weather conditions, and the ability to navigate in the mountains. Individual hikers have to be certain of having the correct map, having enough equipment, and having people to contact in case of an emergency. While solo travel can be beneficial, it can be beneficial to gather trail information and communicate with other hikers or those nearby when necessary.

Travel insurance required for the Annapurna Circuit trek.

Before planning for the Annapurna Circuit trek, always make sure to get suitable travel insurance that covers each and every trip you are planning to make. Your policy should cover the risks associated with medical conditions, evacuation, trip cancellation, and the unique dangers of trekking in the highlands. Given that the trek takes place in a remote area with challenging trails, it's advisable to have insurance that provides coverage for a helicopter and altitude sickness treatment, should the need arise. Also, ensure that your purchased policy is suitable for hiking and adventure, because many travel insurance policies do not cover those. You should read all the terms and conditions, not forgetting the restrictions, and with the help of a magnifying glass, you will be in a position to ensure that your insurance company offers you a policy that covers all eventualities when on your trek.

Transportation on the Annapurna Circuit trek

The Annapurna Circuit trek combines various modes of transportation to cater to specific sections of the journey, ensuring both practicality and excitement. The trek traditionally starts in Besishahar; one can get there in a spectacular bus or private car from Kathmandu. The main way of transporting people from Besishahar is by local jeeps and buses to Chame, or by starting treks from Besishahar to enjoy the surface of the area. In certain areas, for example, between one village and the next, one has the discretion to engage in local means of transport such as jeeps or buses if one wants to cut short the trek or just take a rest from trekking. This trek mostly ends at Jomsom or Naya Pul, and to get back to Pokhara, most trekkers go by bus or Jeep from Naya Pul to Pokhara after returning from Jomsom. These transport services are flexible, ensuring that trekkers will have plenty of time to complete the trek according to their wishes.

Guides and porter services on the Annapurna Circuit trek

The use of guide and porter services on the Annapurna Circuit trek helps make the actual trek much easier, but it also provides for a much more culturally enlightening experience. Professional and highly qualified, our guides and porters are well-equipped to handle the physically challenging trials of the trek. We ensure their well-being by paying them reasonable wages, providing them with good medical care, and providing food and shelter in many cases.

Most of our guides are well-versed in your tour destination's geographical features, people, customs, and past histories. They also ensure your safety by guiding you to the trails and providing assistance if you encounter any obstacles. Porters carry your bulky items for you, allowing you to trek more comfortably. They do not exceed a maximum of 20 kg in weight to safeguard their health in rugged terrain, as the limited weight ensures that they do not overload so as to compromise their health.

When you choose to trek with our guides and porters, you promote responsible tourism while also learning more about the area. They ensure that your focus is on the beautiful scenery and colorful cultural tour of the Annapurna Circuit.

Annapurna Circuit trek permits and passes

Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)

  • Cost: NPR 3,000 (approximately USD 25) for foreign nationals; NPR 1,000 for SAARC nationals.

Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) Card

  • Cost: NPR 2,000 (about USD 15) for individual trekkers; NPR 1,000 for trekkers in groups.

These permits ensure that you are trekking within regulated areas while also contributing to the conservation and management of the Annapurna region.

Fitness level requirements for the Annapurna Circuit trek

The Annapurna Circuit Trek is moderately difficult and requires a relatively healthy cardiovascular system to complete. Expect to trek for several hours a day, potentially ranging from 5 to 7 hours in a single day, and traverse various terrains, including rough terrain at times. During the trek, there are daily changes in elevation; the highest point of the trek is the Thorong La Pass at 5,416 m (17,769 ft), which can present altitude sickness-related difficulties. Hence, first of all, you need a sound cardiovascular start and to be in a routine for long-distance walking and hiking.

The AC recommends engaging in cardio exercises such as running, cycling, or swimming in the months leading up to the planned trek. Cardiovascular workouts that target the lower limbs, trunk, and shoulder region are particularly effective as they require strength, which is necessary to tackle the challenges of the trek. Also, walking on rugged ground or, at least, carrying a loaded backpack while hiking helps to achieve trekking-like conditions. Physical preparation allows trekkers to enjoy the beauty of the circuit and cultural encounters without feeling tired most of the time.

Altitude sickness during the Annapurna Circuit trek.

Symptoms

  • Headaches
  • Nausea and vomiting
  • Dizziness or light-headedness
  • Fatigue and weakness
  • Difficulty sleeping

Prevention and management strategies

  • Ascend gradually and allow time for acclimatization.
  • Incorporate rest days, particularly at higher altitudes like Manang.
  • Drink plenty of water and avoid alcohol.
  • Maintain a steady, comfortable pace to avoid overexertion.

In the case of severe symptoms

  • Move to a lower altitude if symptoms worsen.
  • Consider medications like acetazolamide (Diamox) for prevention and treatment.
  • Before trekking, discuss preventive measures and treatments.
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