Nepal's Annapurna area is great for hikers. There are so many awesome trails, it can be hard to pick just one. Do you want a long trip? Or a simple walk in the Himalayas? Maybe a quiet place away from people, or a tough hike for your legs?

The Annapurna Circuit: The Famous Loop

People call this one of the best treks ever, and it’s easy to see why. This isn’t just a walk; it’s a big loop around Annapurna. You’ll go through jungles, rice fields, and the open areas of the Manang Valley. The main event? Going over the Thorong La Pass. At 17,769 feet, it's hard to breathe, but seeing those mountains makes you feel great, and you’ll always remember it.

The Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek: Your First Himalayan Trip

Not much time or new to trekking? This one is for you. The Ghorepani Poon Hill trek gives you great views without being too hard. The best part is seeing the sunrise from Poon Hill. Watching the sun light up Dhaulagiri and Annapurna South is amazing. The walk is pretty, going through towns and forests that are colorful in the spring. It’s fun and worth it.

The Pikey Peak Trek: Nepal's Hidden Secret

Want to avoid crowds? The Pikey Peak trek takes you to the quiet Solu area. Locals say it has the best sunrise view of Mount Everest in Nepal. Besides the view, you’ll see how people live in the Himalayas. Because fewer people go there, it feels like you're seeing something new.

The Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake: The Hardest Trip

Want to make the Circuit harder? Adding a trip to Tilicho Lake is a real test for hikers. This path takes you to one of the highest lakes, at 16,138 feet. The blue water and mountain walls look amazing. It's a hard climb, but feeling like you made it is worth it.