Snow-covered trail
FrequentSnow-covered trail
25-50% chance
Gandaki Province·Nepal
Annapurna Circuit
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Duration
8-13 days
Distance
218.4 km
Elevation gain
8855 m
Max altitude
5407 m
Le Tour des Annapurnas (Annapurna Circuit) est l'un des treks les plus célèbres du monde, au cœur de la chaîne de l'Annapurna au Népal. Cet itinéraire de haute montagne traverse des vallées profondes, des villages traditionnels et des paysages himalayens spectaculaires, avec le passage du célèbre col du Thorong La à 5 416 mètres d'altitude. Le Tour des Annapurnas est une référence incontournable pour les amateurs de trekking, de randonnée itinérante et d'aventure en Himalaya.
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When to go
Best period : March - May · October - NovemberPossible with care : June - September · DecemberNot recommended : January - February
IdealPossibleAvoid
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June - possible, with care
PossibleThis month can work, but conditions are usually more variable than during the best period. The indicators below may be localized on the most exposed sections; check recent conditions before setting out.
Each percentage is the probability of encountering the event at least once during the month, not its intensity or the share of the trail affected. Probabilities are calculated from weather and satellite data* from the last 10 years.
Cold nights
Cold nights
Minimums around ~ -4°C on high points
Cold nights
Significant rain
RareSignificant rain
5-10% chance
Storm-prone conditions
OccasionalStorm-prone conditions
10-20% chance
Dry conditions
RareDry conditions
5-10% chance
Snow detail within the month
Early
Frequent25-50% chance that the trail is snow-covered
Mid
Occasional10-25% chance that the trail is snow-covered
Late
Frequent25-50% chance that the trail is snow-covered
Sources: Open-Meteo and MODIS satellite data.
How to get there
Public transport
Fully accessibleLe Tour des Annapurnas est accessible en transports en commun depuis Kathmandu. Les randonneurs prennent généralement un bus jusqu'à Besisahar, point de départ historique du trek, puis rejoignent parfois Chame en jeep partagée. À la fin du parcours, des bus relient Nayapul ou Jomsom à Pokhara, puis Pokhara à Kathmandu.
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