When you're in Nepal, you're never alone. We Nepalese treat every foreigners almost godlike. Thank you for visiting my country. ( I also did this trekk solo in November 2019, One of my best trekks).
That‘s true, the local people were very helpful and kind and made the whole experience even better ☺️ I‘m grateful that I had the opportunity to visit your beautiful country!
Congratulations you've made it i hope you enjoyed in Nepal more than anywhere in the world. Thank you so much for the video and sharing your experience with us!!
This is totally the same experience when trekking alone there too and in April 2022 I'll gonna do it again (which is 3rd time there) I don't know why but your channel gives me such a happy vibe, joy, and excitement...I hope all is ok now to go back and thank you for your inspiration do for us all!
Thank you so much for your kind words! This means a lot to me and keeps me motivated to do more videos. Doing the Annapurna Circuit was one of the best experiences of my life, and I can understand that you are about to walk it the 3rd time. I hope one day I will make my way back there as well. 😀
I have never done a long distance trek, but I want to do the Annapurna circuit, and while I doubt I can do the entire appalachian trail, I'd love to at least trek the trail through Maine to the top of Katahdan
This is one of the best trek available throughout world and you'll definitely enjoy the trek because of its uniqueness. Each day you can see a different tribes of people and different culture. And the most important feeling is on the way to Throng high camp you will feel you can't do it anymore although you can do it easily. Can't wait to see you here in Nepal.
Awesome Video Sandro 👍🏼 I see you talk about nepal like it really touched your soul, which i can really understand. Must have been an amazing experience 🏔️
The 'Thorung La Pass' you mention as 'not that dangerous', is this the same one where 21 trekkers died in 2014? You're right that there's always others on the trail, 384 to be exact, all of whom needed to be rescued. Another 22 died that included two climbers, local guides and cooks.
Yeah that was a very tragic event. There is always a risk as soon as you expose yourself to nature. I think it is important to keep this in mind and be as careful as possible.
It would have been a bigger mental challange I guess. But I'm sure people did it all by themselfes so it is possible.
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Great video, thanks for sharing your experience. I'll be doing the trek in one month! I am wondering how many fellow travellers have you met on your trek? Thanks!
Thank you for watching, I‘m glad that you liked it! So cool I hope you will have an amazing experience on the trek. I was traveling with the 3 guys I met there but on every stop where we stayed for the night there were always other people 😄 Have a safe trip!
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@@sandrorossi When were you there? During Covid or before that? Thanks!
I thoroughly enjoyed that intro! I did a similar trek back in 2018, it was incredible, both a physical and mental journey. 6-days with a local guide that could only say "cow, dog, and cat" in English.
Thank you Conrad! You must have had great conversations with your guide 😂 But it sounds like a great adventure, during those treks you definitely learn a lot about yourself!
Another great production Sandro well put together and I enjoyed learning about this trek which I had never hear of. It is definitely on the list of things to do in the future as I think it would be an amazing experience. Also inspirational about creating good videos when we don't have the unrestricted travel opportunities at the moment.
Hey Kev, thank you very much I‘m glad you liked the video. Yes I can definitely recommend doing something like this. And yeah making this video almost felt like traveling, I just tried to make the best out of what I had 😉
Hey, I‘m not an insurance expert and I think it is very different from country to country. I did not „book“ a special insurance for this trip so I‘m sorry that I can‘t help you out here… 😅
So, I did AC trek 24 years ago, when there was no Jeeps allowed on that main trekking trail. I am sad it’s now packed w vehicles Have you done the Dolpa Trek?? So, I am trying to decide whether I want to explore the “alternate route” or the Annapurna Circuit or just do a totally different trek (the Dolpa Trek and head for Phoksundo Lake
Unfortunately the new road has shrunk the Annapurna Circuit from 30 days to 12, out of which only a few days are trails. If you want to see what real 340 km AC was like 40 years ago: th-cam.com/video/wxXPsO0Zuzo/w-d-xo.html No roads, no electricity, no phones, no video...
I did AC 24 years ago, and there was no car allowed on the trails. I am very sad and disappointed to hear that they allowed all these Jeeps on the trail now!
Good question, it's been a while so I'm not 100% sure. I think on the treck you can get along with 25-50$ per day if you don't hire a guide. So that will be 500 - 800$ for food and accomondation for the whole round trip. I had to buy the plane tickets, transportation and permits, so I think for me the whole 20 days were around 2000$.
I saw one person trying to do that and I think she had not a very good time. I think if you are really experienced in camping and you prepare for the climate (it gets from quite hot to very cold) it is possible but I would not want to carry that extra camping and cooking gear since every extra kilo slows you down. So I would say: It‘s possible if you know what you are doing but I think it‘s way more fun and relaxed to stay in accommodations 😉 Hope this helped!
@@sandrorossi wow thanks bro i orginally from nepal but I never been there but if you want to visit land terai surface i will suggest you feel free to msg me
What is included in those 1000usd? If you add all the accommodations, the permits and the food I don‘t think that I spent more than 500 usd on the trek.
Hello Mate i am going there from India in dec my trip starts from 1st dec Could u please tell me if it's ok to do it in dec as one youtuber suggested not to do it in dec Reply and i will subscribe ur channel
Well I've never been there in December. My trip was during the rain season in the warm months. I've read that december is the first month of winter in Nepal and it should be possible to hike the trail, but temperatures can drop down to 0 degrees... so make sure you prepare well and read some other blogs and articles about the condition in Nepal to make a smart decision!
Thanks for wonderful comments!!!🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
So nice 😄
When you're in Nepal, you're never alone. We Nepalese treat every foreigners almost godlike. Thank you for visiting my country.
( I also did this trekk solo in November 2019, One of my best trekks).
That‘s true, the local people were very helpful and kind and made the whole experience even better ☺️ I‘m grateful that I had the opportunity to visit your beautiful country!
Heaven is myth Nepal is real.
Absolutely 💯
Annapurna wow love it
Nice, thanks for watching!
Love from Nepal 🇳🇵♥️
Sending love back! 😀
Well done! Thanks for sharing your lessons ✋🏻🤠
Thanks, you are very welcome ☺️ It was s great trip!
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Thank you 😄
Great 👊
Thank you so much 😀
Wow This ie my village thank you
So cool! It was an amazing experience 😄 Thanks for watching!
Congratulations you've made it i hope you enjoyed in Nepal more than anywhere in the world.
Thank you so much for the video and sharing your experience with us!!
Thank you very much, it was an unforgettable journey 😄
This is totally the same experience when trekking alone there too and in April 2022 I'll gonna do it again (which is 3rd time there) I don't know why but your channel gives me such a happy vibe, joy, and excitement...I hope all is ok now to go back and thank you for your inspiration do for us all!
Thank you so much for your kind words! This means a lot to me and keeps me motivated to do more videos.
Doing the Annapurna Circuit was one of the best experiences of my life, and I can understand that you are about to walk it the 3rd time. I hope one day I will make my way back there as well. 😀
I have never done a long distance trek, but I want to do the Annapurna circuit, and while I doubt I can do the entire appalachian trail, I'd love to at least trek the trail through Maine to the top of Katahdan
That sounds like an awesome plan. 😃
Beautiful adventures! Amazing places to discover! Thanks for taking us with you! 😍❤️👍
Very welcome! Glad you like it 😊
I've never heard of this trek before but it sounds amazing!! Sounds like you got a taste of all the best travel experiences too!
Yeah it was such an amazing experience, I think you would have a good time as well! 😄
This is one of the best trek available throughout world and you'll definitely enjoy the trek because of its uniqueness. Each day you can see a different tribes of people and different culture. And the most important feeling is on the way to Throng high camp you will feel you can't do it anymore although you can do it easily.
Can't wait to see you here in Nepal.
its amazing full of energy and nice explanation
Thank you very much for your feedback 😄
Sehr starkes Video! Freut mich, dass deine Zeit dort so einprägsam für dich war
Mega Storytelling, super Musikeinsatz ☺️🙏 freue mich auch mehr
Vielen Lieben Dank Aziz! 😄
Es war wirklich eine besondere Reise.
Thank you for visit nepal
Namaste 🙏🙏🙏
It was a pleasure 🙏🏼
Love from Nepal bro 😍😍
Thank you, I really appreciate it 😄
You need more subs! Very nice production quality. I plan on doing several trips to Nepal for long hike once the "situation" gets better.
Thank you so much, I‘m glad you appreciate the video 😄 So cool I hope you will have an unforgettable time in Nepal!
You inspired me to do a solo Appapurna Circuit! Thanks a lot!!
Wow, glad to hear that! Take care and enjoy it ☺️
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Thank you! ☺
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Thank you 😄
Awesome Video Sandro 👍🏼 I see you talk about nepal like it really touched your soul, which i can really understand. Must have been an amazing experience 🏔️
Thank you so much, glad you like it. Yeah it was definitely a very special trip ☺️ Hope to do it again one day!
💪 sonä Erfahrig z mache! bewundere ig meeega 👍😍
Mercii viu mau 😉
Great story.
Thank you 😄
Absolutely incredible!!
Thank you for being my creative director 😉😘
Amazing story and video, you outdid yourself🙌🙌 definitely one of my favorites 🤗
Oooh merci viu mau Lücu 😘😘 Ds fröitmi sehr!
The 'Thorung La Pass' you mention as 'not that dangerous', is this the same one where 21 trekkers died in 2014? You're right that there's always others on the trail, 384 to be exact, all of whom needed to be rescued. Another 22 died that included two climbers, local guides and cooks.
Yeah that was a very tragic event. There is always a risk as soon as you expose yourself to nature. I think it is important to keep this in mind and be as careful as possible.
Very cool!
Thank you man! And thanks for the help with the title and thumbnail ☺️
Could you do the trek solo if you didn’t meet the other people alone the way?
It would have been a bigger mental challange I guess. But I'm sure people did it all by themselfes so it is possible.
Great video, thanks for sharing your experience.
I'll be doing the trek in one month!
I am wondering how many fellow travellers have you met on your trek?
Thanks!
Thank you for watching, I‘m glad that you liked it! So cool I hope you will have an amazing experience on the trek. I was traveling with the 3 guys I met there but on every stop where we stayed for the night there were always other people 😄
Have a safe trip!
@@sandrorossi
When were you there? During Covid or before that?
Thanks!
It was in 2018 before it all happened 😅
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I thoroughly enjoyed that intro!
I did a similar trek back in 2018, it was incredible, both a physical and mental journey. 6-days with a local guide that could only say "cow, dog, and cat" in English.
Thank you Conrad! You must have had great conversations with your guide 😂 But it sounds like a great adventure, during those treks you definitely learn a lot about yourself!
Another great production Sandro well put together and I enjoyed learning about this trek which I had never hear of. It is definitely on the list of things to do in the future as I think it would be an amazing experience. Also inspirational about creating good videos when we don't have the unrestricted travel opportunities at the moment.
Hey Kev, thank you very much I‘m glad you liked the video. Yes I can definitely recommend doing something like this. And yeah making this video almost felt like traveling, I just tried to make the best out of what I had 😉
Abc is beautiful just as EBC
You are right, hopefully I can do EBC one day ☺️
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Thank you 😀
Bro, can you share the cost of travel insurance.
Hey, I‘m not an insurance expert and I think it is very different from country to country. I did not „book“ a special insurance for this trip so I‘m sorry that I can‘t help you out here… 😅
How many days did it take you to get to Jomsom again???
It was the second day after we made it to the Thorung La pass, so i think after about 12 days. ☺️
So, I did AC trek 24 years ago, when there was no Jeeps allowed on that main trekking trail. I am sad it’s now packed w vehicles
Have you done the Dolpa Trek?? So, I am trying to decide whether I want to explore the “alternate route” or the Annapurna Circuit or just do a totally different trek (the Dolpa Trek and head for Phoksundo Lake
Thank you very much! Do you have gpx file of the route you took???
Unfortunately the new road has shrunk the Annapurna Circuit from 30 days to 12, out of which only a few days are trails. If you want to see what real 340 km AC was like 40 years ago: th-cam.com/video/wxXPsO0Zuzo/w-d-xo.html No roads, no electricity, no phones, no video...
Oh wow that's impressive!
I did AC 24 years ago, and there was no car allowed on the trails. I am very sad and disappointed to hear that they allowed all these Jeeps on the trail now!
How much money that you spent along the trek?
Meal?
Accommodation?
Good question, it's been a while so I'm not 100% sure. I think on the treck you can get along with 25-50$ per day if you don't hire a guide. So that will be 500 - 800$ for food and accomondation for the whole round trip. I had to buy the plane tickets, transportation and permits, so I think for me the whole 20 days were around 2000$.
can we camping there outside i dont wanna stay those hotels
I saw one person trying to do that and I think she had not a very good time. I think if you are really experienced in camping and you prepare for the climate (it gets from quite hot to very cold) it is possible but I would not want to carry that extra camping and cooking gear since every extra kilo slows you down. So I would say: It‘s possible if you know what you are doing but I think it‘s way more fun and relaxed to stay in accommodations 😉 Hope this helped!
@@sandrorossi wow thanks bro i orginally from nepal but I never been there but if you want to visit land terai surface i will suggest you feel free to msg me
The Annapurna circuit trek costs about 1000usd per person now in Aug 2022. How much did it cost you?
What is included in those 1000usd? If you add all the accommodations, the permits and the food I don‘t think that I spent more than 500 usd on the trek.
When did you go for this trek?
I went in July/August 2018 ☺️
@@sandrorossi A lot of this information is out of date now especially regarding the visa on arrival as well as getting permits.
namaste
Namaste my friend 😄
bro if u wanna travel in nepal i can help you
Nice to know, in case I will come back one day 😃
30 days visa for just 50USD ....
Well I‘m sorry I did not consider what this price means depending on different incomes… 😅
You are a bit unlucky that you met some bad guys and got bad room ....
No, these were just some minor set backs on a completely amazing trip ☺️
Hello Mate i am going there from India in dec my trip starts from 1st dec
Could u please tell me if it's ok to do it in dec as one youtuber suggested not to do it in dec
Reply and i will subscribe ur channel
Well I've never been there in December. My trip was during the rain season in the warm months. I've read that december is the first month of winter in Nepal and it should be possible to hike the trail, but temperatures can drop down to 0 degrees... so make sure you prepare well and read some other blogs and articles about the condition in Nepal to make a smart decision!