When it comes to selecting a trekking destination, Nepal always has the first priority. Out of 14 majestic mountains above 8000m, Nepal has eight mountains so that the country is considered as the naturally gifted destination. Trekking in Nepal is ideal for both solo and group trekkers. When compared to other trekking countries, trekking in Nepal is highly affordable and cost-effective.

The country has several trekking routes along with unlimited and affordable accommodation areas. It is also considered as the safest destination to trek due to its lower crime and violence rate. Next to Everest region, most of the trekkers wish to trek in the Annapurna region. It is a well-deserved region and needs a permit to trek in some parts. This region has a diverse feast of scenery, hill tradition, and culture.

While speaking about Annapurna region, two trekking destination is highly popular and they are Annapurna base camp trek and Annapurna round/circuit trek. If you wish to trek in the Annapurna region alone, then you can make use of the following things to make the journey comfortable, successful, and enjoyable as well.

Planning requires for solo Annapurna region trek

Time to spend

Usually, Annapurna base camp trek and Annapurna Circuit Trek takes anywhere around 10-21days to reach the top successfully. Hence, if you do not have enough time, then you can opt for some other trekking routes. Spending as many days as possible, you will get abundant lifetime cherishing experience. In fact, adequate time will help you complete the trekking successfully and comfortably.

Best season to travel

Typically, there are four seasons in Nepal namely autumn, spring, monsoon, and winter. The best and ideal season to visit Nepal for trekking is spring (March to May) and autumn (September to December). It is because during this time, the mountain views are highly visible and all the routes are open.

Packing

The essential items to pack for trekking remains the same but you must check whether you have packed necessary items such as water bottle, torch, first aid kit, boots, gloves, sleeping bag, and others. To avoid backpack expenses, you can rent them in Kathmandu. Along with this, you should be clear on whether hiring porter and guide.

Budget

When it comes to trekking, expenses are inevitable. Perform enough research on numerous lodges and hotels available near the activity location and choose the right one as per your budget. You must pre-book accommodations when you go during the best season. Since unlimited tea houses available, you can also choose them.

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