How To Prepare Yourself For Your Annapurna Circuit Trek?

The Annapurna Circuit is no doubt one of the most renowned treks in the globe; its magnificence will enthrall the adventure seekers right from their day one. Though it is a challenging trek, but it is also manageable at the same time for average trekkers. Hiking in the grand Himalayan Mountains is typically an once-in-a-lifetime experience that you don't want to miss.

If you have accomplished the Annapurna Base Camp trek as well as Everest Base Camp trek then it is definitely the time to give Annapurna Circuit trek a try. Below listed are a few tips on how you can attain the Annapurna Circuit trek:

Keep yourself hydrated: Well, this is probably the most important thing to do on the trek. At high altitudes of Annapurna Circuit your body will dehydrate much faster than usual, so you will require to compensate your body by consuming more than you assume you require.

Tip: Get boiled water prior to bed, put the bottle inside your sleeping-bag to keep yourself warm, and take the chilled water during the morning with buffet.

Carry the proper backpack: 40L-70L is an excellent range. Ensure it feature good robust hip straps & fits as a glove. Trust me; it will save you a lot of ache & complaining.

Bring a good pair of trekking shoes & ensure to break them in: Even though it is just strolling around Pokhra region for a few days in advance. Some travelers want to carry running or trainer shoes, but I suggest a decent pair of trekking shoes with a robust sole. Furthermore, don't forget plasters/band aids in case you experience blisters.

The right clothing is essential: Clothing choices will depend on the time of year you trek. Avoid cotton, stick to technical clothes. Cotton absorbs sweat, gets heavy, and never dries! We trekked in the middle of May and it was hot during the days and cool at night. Don't forget a warm hat for nighttime and high elevations.

Get your travel insurance before your adventure: Well, travel insurance is a no brainer for any trekking adventure. And Annapurna Circuit is a strenuous trek, so you have to be ready. What if you experience altitude sickness, break your ankle, or fall down from a hill and get injured seriously? For approximately $50 USD you can covered entirely for a whole month in Nepal.

So prepare yourself while keeping all these above mentioned points in mind and trust me you will have great experience in the Annapurna Circuit.