
Annapurna Circuit cost
We give you a break down of all the things you need to pay for on an Annapurna Circuit trek to help you put together a personalised budget for this amazing, once-in-a-lifetime adventure!
Vibrant, intense and all-consuming best describe Nepal, and this trip in general. It was a proper adventure, the type where you pinch yourself afterwards and think: wow, I did that!
What’s included in the Follow Alice fee?
A lead trek guide, assistant trek guide and porters All transport from the moment you step foot in Nepal All accommodation while in Nepal, based on double occupancy Almost all meals, as described below Annapurna Conservation Area Permit Trekker’s Information Management System Permit Group medical supplies A -20°C sleeping bag for use on the trek

1. Trek guide, assistant guide and porters
On numerous occasions the Annapurna Circuit trek has been voted the best trek in the world!
Safety is of utmost importance

2. Transport
Flight from Jomsom to Pokhara

This trip definitely exceeded expectations; hiking 200 km around the Annapurna ranges was an experience I'll never forget. The guides, porters, food and accommodation were all amazing.
3. Accommodation



Kathmandu

Teahouses

Pokhara

Thamel

4. Meals

Dal bhat
You can expect a good deal of dal bhat along the trek.
Rough meal costs

5. Annapurna Conservation Area Permit
As I have always dreamed to be in the area surrounded with beautiful scenery, this was fulfilled when I achieved the Annapurna Circuit.

6. TIMS Permit
7. Group medical supplies

8. Use of a -20°C sleeping bag

What's not included in the Follow Alice fee?
Trekking equipment and clothing Nepali visa Traveller's insurance Local SIM card and data Tips Spending cash
1. Trekking equipment and clothing
There’s a fair amount of equipment required to safely and successfully complete the Annapurna Circuit.

2. Nepal visa
A 15-day tourist visa for Nepal costs US$30 (or €27).

3. Traveller's insurance
delayed, cancelled or interrupted travel medical insurance lost or damaged luggage
Delayed, cancelled or interrupted travel

Medical insurance
Nepal and the Annapurna Circuit in particular are like no other place in the world. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience that is not to be missed.
Lost or damaged luggage
Credit card insurance
4. Local SIM card and data

5. Tips
Tipping etiquette
6. Spending cash

Foreign exchange
ATMs

Cash

The Annapurna Circuit was a physically challenging but incredibly rewarding and wonderful experience. Jaw-dropping scenery of the Himalayas, delicious dal bhat , the kindness and openness of the people and culture, incredible staff and a fun group of people made this a trip I’ll never forget.