Annapurna Trekking Lodges

Annapurna Sanctuary

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Idyllic stays in the midst of the Annapurna Sanctuary, in the midst of the Himalayas.

For those who love the mountain wilderness, Nepal is the ultimate destination and there’s no better region to hike and trek than in the Annapurna Sanctuary.

Four rustic, cozy and comfortable lodges welcome you each evening, as you trek from village to village, while you explore Nepal’s rural mountain culture.

Your first night will be at Gurung Lodge in Majgaon at 1408 m (4620 ft) which has 11 rooms, housed in traditional structures, amid vibrant gardens. On the next day, you will ascend to Basanta Lodge in Dhampus, situated at 1499 m. (4920 ft) which has just 8 rooms with stunning views of the Phedi and Mardi valleys.Your next stay is at La Bee Lodge in Landruk, which is located at 1639 m (5379 ft) and has 12 rooms with jaw-dropping views of the mountains. Your final stay is at the 18 room Himalaya Lodge at Ghandruk, which is at 1981 m. (6500 ft) where one can soak up the beauty of the mountains and the forested environs.

Dig into wholesome meals made with locally grown produce, and sip on tea and coffee, while looking out upon inspiring views of the mountains.

The villages in this region have a timeless quality, and you will have a unique opportunity to interact with artisans who create traditional Nepalese arts and crafts. The region is full of beautiful plant and bird life, and the views of the mountains above and lush paddy fields below, are simply breathaking. Discover one of the most beautiful parts of the planet, as you explore this pristine sanctuary.
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Why we love it

  • The lodges are situated at a perfect distance from one another, to allow for a comfortable day of trekking, in local villages that have a timeless charm.
  • Breathtaking views of the Himalayan snowcaps bathed in sunlight, especially Macchapucchare.
  • One-on-one interactions with the local Gurkha guides and communities, allowing you to learn about their culture first-hand.