Snow peak of the Annapurna range under a golden lenticular cloud
Sacred peaks, gentle trails

Luxury Annapurna Treks

Terraced hillsides, rhododendron forest and the great white wall of the Annapurnas. This is Nepal’s most graceful trekking country — and home to its most comfortable lodge circuits.

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How difficult are Annapurna luxury treks?

They are the gentlest of Nepal’s classic treks. Most days involve four to six hours of walking on well-made trails, with lodge comforts every night and no extreme altitude.

What makes the Annapurna lodges special?

The region pioneered comfortable trekking in Nepal. Purpose-built luxury lodges sit above the trail with hot showers, fine dining and terraces that face Annapurna South and Machhapuchhre.

Can the trek be combined with Pokhara?

Beautifully. Most guests bookend the trail with lakeside Pokhara — a night at The Pavilions Himalayas among rice paddies is the perfect final flourish.

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The complete Annapurna guide


The Annapurna region rises directly behind Pokhara, which makes it the most accessible of Nepal’s great trekking areas — no mountain flight required, and lake-side luxury within an hour of the trailhead.

Its southern foothills hold a necklace of comfortable lodges strung between Gurung villages, so a week here can feel closer to a walking safari than an expedition.

Sunrise from Poon Hill, the bamboo forests of the Modi Khola and teahouse balconies beneath Machhapuchhre’s fishtail summit are the signature moments.

For travellers who want Himalayan grandeur with soft landings every evening, Annapurna is the answer.