• TREKKING PERMIT:
• Your visa valid only in city area but not in countryside trekking. Thus issuing trekking permit from ACAP ALONG With TIMS assure you to be ready for trek. NOTE:  that this documents serve as your passwords.
• Backpacking:
• The roads are brutally steep so your backpack could be heavy for this you need to hire a porter along with guide.
• Basic trekking equipment
• It  includes boots, gaiters, socks, sandal, sleeping bag, night thermal, walking poles, googles, gloves, torch-lights and so on.
• Accommodation: Typical Nepali style room. Modernization occurred somewhere resulting some sophisticated rooms at lower part.
• Food AND DRINKS: A lot variety of menus can be seen but some of them are only written .Higher we go we get less foodstuff. NOTE; foods are carried by porter. So what I suggest that better have some kind of food because many people develop food intoxication. Calcium tablets and water purifying stuff is compulsion. Regarding drinks three home-brewed liquors offered are namely chang, raksi and thungba( less often). Chang is best compared with beer and is typically fermented from rice. Raksi is distilled from fermented mush of grains or fruits.
• Health and hygiene
• The commonest syndrome is diarrhea and could be temporarily debilitating. Besides this disrupted sleep pattern, stress, strange and exotic food may develop new type of bacteria. Oxygen deficiency in higher altitude so using 0RS( oral rehydration solution) replenish your body salt along with drinking a lot of water as it contain sufficient amount of water. Altitude sickness might be seen so acclimatization is pre-required.
• COMMUNICATION
• WI-FI are available in most of the part so to be connected you can carry the portable devices for internet access. NOTE; WI-FI aren’t as fast as fan. Local phones and selfphone too works.
• LANGUAGE
• Gurung, Tamang, Poon e.t.c live over there so they speak their own dialects along in Nepal. Very few of them know English.
• Additional Info About The Tour:

• With its breathtaking waterfalls, snow-capped mountains, and several suspension bridges, the experience of Annapurna Full Circuit Trekking will astound you.

• The district seat of Manang, Chame, offers a wide range of amenities, including lodging, Internet cafés, outdoor equipment stores, banks, and communication and medical centers.

• The Chame route winds through stunning pine and rhododendron woods in a small, steep valley.

• The Full Annapurna Circuit Trekking Route ascends after a suspension bridge over the Marshyangdi River and provides stunning views of mountainous terrain, including the face of Pangdi Danda and Swargadwari Danda.

• Upper Pisang offers stunning views of the Annapurna Range's Kuntu Danda, Longyo Danda, and Pisang Peak.

• The little settlement of Ghusang, which consists of a collection of mud-roofed structures, is located close to where the route continues to travel.

• The trail passes through yak and horse grazing meadows known as Yak Kharka.

• The path crosses a historic old Mani wall in a peaceful meadow after passing a small river on a wooden bridge.

• Snow on the Complete Annapurna Circuit Trek Route can make it take considerably longer.

• Following your guide, go gently and carefully.

• You may observe herds of Yaks and blue sheep grazing on the other side of the river, across from the course.

• In Thorung Phedi, there aren't many tea places.

• Thorung La Pass offers a distant view of the Annapurna Range, Thorong Peak, Dhaulagiri Range, Nilgiri, and other mountains.

• The Muktinath shrine receives a high number of Hindu pilgrims.

• In Muktinath, there are two small ponds and 108 water taps.

• A holy natural gas flame sparkles behind a grill just above the spring at Dhola Mebar Gompa, or the Jwalamai (goddess of fire) temple, a little distance away via a group of Chorten.

• Jomsom serves as the district's administrative hub for the Mustang area and is home to the Thakali people and the traditional salt dealers.

• Jomsom offers a clear view of Tilicho Peak, Nilgiri, and Dhaulagiri.

• The most breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayas are provided by Poon Hill, which is located 3210 meters above sea level.

Pokhara, Nepal