Athletic
Into the Heart of Nepal — Annapurnas
Népal14 à 21 jours
À partir de 2 500€See this trip
3 spots — Nepal departure — November 2026
Nepal is an invitation to surpass yourself — physically, spiritually, humanly. In the Annapurnas, between Tibetan monasteries and Gurung villages clinging to the mountainside, you'll discover a country of extraordinary richness. With Active Human Adventure, your trip concretely supports the village of Laprak, struck by the 2015 earthquake and patiently rebuilding. Every step you take contributes to this reconstruction.
Why Nepal with Active Human Adventure?
Annapurna Circuit — up to Thorong La pass (5,416m)
Immersion in Laprak village with Gurung families (600 households)
Accommodation in Buddhist monasteries and with local families
10% donated to 2015 earthquake victims
Certified high-altitude French-speaking guides
Discovery of Tibetan and Buddhist traditions
Our trips in Nepal
Our solidarity impact in Nepal
Laprak village (4,000 inhabitants) was devastated by the April 2015 earthquake. Active Human Adventure has supported its reconstruction since 2016: homestays (direct income for families), trail rehabilitation, and funding for the village primary school. 10% of each trip goes directly to Laprak.
Laprak Community — Gurung partner village, Gorkha district — partner since 2016
Frequently asked questions — Nepal
What fitness level is needed for the Annapurna trek?
An intermediate to sporty level is recommended. The Annapurna Circuit includes passes above 5,000m. We adapt the itinerary during the discovery call based on your fitness and goals.
Do I need a visa for Nepal?
Yes. A tourist visa can be obtained on arrival in Kathmandu or online at nepalimmigration.gov.np. We guide you through all administrative steps.
What is altitude sickness and how to prevent it?
Acute mountain sickness (AMS) can occur above 3,500m. Our certified high-altitude guides manage acclimatization progressively. An emergency descent protocol is in place throughout the route.
What is the accommodation like in Nepal?
We alternate between tea house lodges (run by local families) and homestays in Laprak. This is a complete immersion in daily Nepalese life.
What is the best season for Nepal?
October-November (post-monsoon, clear skies) and March-May (spring, rhododendrons in bloom) are ideal. We can organize trips year-round based on your availability.
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