Trip Overview
Are you looking for a trek along with a calming yoga experience? The Annapurna Trek with Yoga lets you experience the true essence of the magnificent nature of Nepal. Yoga is a self-realizing practice of indulging in the greatness of Mother Nature.
Yoga is a serene practice that allows you to have a peaceful state of mind, and trekking is an equally therapeutic experience. The combination of both these practice makes a wonderful combination. Trekking allows you to be active and appreciate nature’s beauty, but Yoga adds a whole distinct feeling that gives you a fresh perspective.
Your expedition will begin with a beautiful drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara. You will get a taste of the lifestyle of those who live outside the central town while traveling to Pokhara. Observe the dense woodland and the rushing river as you drive in the meantime. On the first night in Pokhara, you have a meditation class with our professional yoga instructor; the instructor will cover the remaining lessons over subsequent days. The yoga classes will only be available during your stay in Pokhara.
In the charming village of Nayapul, the official trek gets underway. You will pass through numerous traditional ethnic villages as you go through the trek. The paths are notable for their steep roadways, lush rhododendron forests, and terraced agricultural fields. The panoramic view of Annapurna Mountain from Poon Hill is another attraction of the journey. The sunrise, which casts a golden glow over the Annapurna range, adds to the view’s allure. Therefore, Poon Hill is one of the most well-known locations for sunrises and sweeping views of the Annapurna Mountains.
The 10-day-long Annapurna Yoga Trek offers you an excellent opportunity to experience the best of Nepal by letting you reconnect with your inner self. While exploring the vivid nature, allow yourself to take into the pleasurable spirit of nature to relax your mind and body. This pleasant trek is family-friendly and can be attained by any age group.
So, come along and join us in this rejuvenating journey and live a thrilling yet peaceful adventure.
Top Highlights
- The spectacular panoramic view of the mesmerizing Annapurna range
- The golden sunrise and sunsets that glimmer through the alluring and majestic mountain
- A professional yoga instructor that will guide you to practice Yoga for relaxing and nourishing your mind, body, and soul
- A therapeutic experience to rejuvenate and reconnect with your inner self through Yoga practice
- A meditation class guided by the professional Yoga instructor
- A golden opportunity to experience the ethnically rich community in the traditional villages
- Observe the luscious and crimson Rhododendron, the national flower of Nepal
- Enjoy cozy conversations with the local people and learn about their values and norms
- Chance to learn about the distinct lifestyle of the people residing in Pokhara
- A pleasant walk through the welcoming paths of alluring and mystical woodlands.
Fitness Level
All ages can successfully pass the easy-to-moderate Annapurna Trek with Yoga. Furthermore, prior trekking experience is not obligatory. The gradual progression of the travel should provide individuals plenty of time to adjust to the new and changing altitude. Additionally, the tallest peak you may reach using this route has a dynamic elevation of 3,180 meters.
The 10-day journey also moves relatively steadily. The daily height coverage and walking hour are also suitable and give enough time for adaption to the ascending altitude. Even though the walk only requires moderate effort, proper preparation is still vital. Therefore, it is without a doubt that planning ahead makes for a smooth journey.
Best Time
The optimal times to visit Nepal are spring, fall, and winter. From March to May, the spring season offers pleasant weather and breathtaking mountain vistas. Autumn is, without a doubt, the best time of year for hiking and not just on the Annapurna Trek. Due to the excellent weather and clear skies in the autumn, Mountain View is magnificent. Autumn in Nepal lasts from September through November, which also happens to be the most incredible travel season here.
Winter, on the other hand, offers stunning views of the mountains clad in snow. Despite the often daunting weather, it is still possible to hike up Annapurna Trek in the winter. The summer/monsoon season is also the least demanding compared to the other seasons. The route of the Annapurna Trek may be more strenuous due to the rainy weather and muddy terrain. If that obstacle isn’t a big deal, you can climb Annapurna Trek in either the monsoon or the summer.