A very popular trek in Nepal, Annapurna Base Camp Trek in 12 days

Day 01: Kathmandu to Pokhara
Early in the morning, transfer to Kantipath Tourist Bus station and drive approximately 7 hours to Pokhara. Check in at your hotel and spend the evening Lake Phewa.
Day 02: Pokhara to Tolka – Driving from Pokhara to Phedi
Drive to Phedi and trek to Tolkha. The rocky path is comfortable to follow as it goes through forest, and crosses a couple of streams on its way to Pothana.  Trek to Tolka enjoying the view of Annapurna south , fishtail and Hiunchuli mountain. 
Day 03: Tolka to Chomrong
Breakfast and trek on the descend trail along terraced slopes and forest leaving the village Landurk and Jhinu behind to Chhomrong. Chhomrong village offers spectacular views of Annapurna South and Machhapuchhre.
Day 04: Trek to Dovan
Breakfast, trek descends to Chhomrong Khola before steep uphill trek to Sinuwa through rhododendron, and bamboo forest. The trail follows the river through another tiny settlement known as Bamboo, which has some teahouses and crosses 3 streams before arriving at Dovan (7,940 feet/2,430 meters) where you will rest for the night.
Day 05: Trek to Machhapuchare Base Camp
Start with a continuous climb through intermittent bamboo forests. The valley becomes increasingly hemmed in by ever-steeper slopes, which witness periodic avalanches. You can rest at Hotel Himalayan (2,873meters) before the climb to Hike (3,139 meters). Walk through Bagar to Machhapuchare Base Camp for an overnight rest.
Day 06: Trek to Annapurna Base Camp
Today you will take a hike of approximately 2 hours to Annapurna Base Camp (4,095 meters). The trail follows a tributary of the Modi Khola. Overnight rest at Annapurna.
Day 07: Trek down to Dovan
Today’s trail passes through Machhapuchare Base Camp and all the way downhill to Hinku Cave. This area is called Annapurna Sanctuary, since it is totally surrounded by mountains. Get spectacular mountain views as you hike along the trail, before you rest for the night.
Day 08: Trek to Chhomrong.
Descend along the trail to Dovan, through bamboo and rhododendron forests, with superb mountain views to Bamboo. This stretch of trail is the most subject to avalanches. Spend the night at Chhomrong.
Day 09: Trek to Tadapani
The trail descends down to Kumrong and all the way to Tadapani. Get a superb view of Annapurna I, Nilgiri, and Dhaulagiri mountains, as well as the forest of rhododendron flowers.
Day 10: Trek to Ghorepani
Ascend the trail to get magnificent views of the western Himalayas, all the way to the base of the best viewpoint of Poonhill called Ghorepani. This point can be accessed either from Tirkhedhunga or from the natural hot spring at Tatopani.
Day 11: Trek to Ulleri 
Climb for 1-hour from Ghorepani to reach Poonhill where you can explore beautiful mountains, such as Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, Annapurna I & Annapurna South. It is best taken at dawn to catch the best light. Return from Poonhill and descend to Ulleri for an overnight rest.
Day 12 : Trek to Nayapul and drive to Pokhara
From the large Magar village of Ulleri, the path descends some stone steps to Tirkhedhunga, traveling through cultivated areas and pastures, as well as dense forest of rhododendron. Continue to Nayapul and then drive 2 hours to Pokhara for an overnight rest and the end of the tour.

Cost Included:

• Tourist Bus transfer- Kathmandu to Pokhara
• Twin sharing tea house accommodation during 12 days ABC trek.
• Pokhara-Nayapul-Pokhara by taxi/jeep/bus transfer
• Trekking permit-ACAP and TIMS cards
• English Speaking guide and all his expenses like salary, meals, accommodation and transfer
• 3 times meals- breakfast, lunch and dinner(the main course) during trekking
• Twin sharing hotel accommodation with breakfast in Pokhara before and after the trek.
• Emergency rescue operation assistance in case of emergency(paid by your Travel Insurance)
• All the government taxes and company service charge.

Cost Not Include:

• Airport pick up and departure transfer.
• Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu but we can book on your request.
• Private car transfer or flight cost between Kathmandu and Pokhara.
• Travel Insurance in case of emergency for Heli rescue and other medication
• Porter to carry luggage - but we arrange on your request 1 porter between 2 clients. 
• Any kind of drinks and desert like beer, water, tea/coffee, hot water, chocolate/rice pudding, pie and pancake.
• Expenses of personal nature like telephone, internet, wifi, hot shower, battery charging
• Additional cost that beyond our control due to the landslides, weather condition, illness, change of government policies, strikes, and physical condition.
• Tips for guide and porter
• All the cost not mention on above cost includes.

Best Season Trekking Annapurna Base Camp
You can go to Annapurna Base Camp trek any time of the year. Yet, the monsoon is not a good time. There is heavy rainfall during the evening or night but the dark clouds are ever present. This means bad too, no view of the beautiful peaks. It also means leeches, mosquitoes, possible landslides and slippery roads. But, this is the time when animals are most active. If you are a keen biologist, then monsoon is best for you.

Autumn is the best time to do this trek. Autumn is a dry season that offers clear blue sky and moderate temperature. This is the best time do any trek in Annapurna and is, therefore, very crowded.

You could go during December if you would like it to be quieter. ABC is possible in winter as well. Dry air and clear sky with the  best visibility but, during winter, it will be very cold and will snow. If you plan to trek in December, you need to prepare well with appropriate packaging.

Starting from January, you need to be careful about the avalanche when traveling from Deurali to Machhapuchhre Base Camp. This stretch is prone to avalanche. Trekkers should be careful no matter what time in a year they are trekking when trekking from Deurali to MBC.

Spring is another best time to do Annapurna Base Camp trek. Watch out for the avalanche though. Listen to the locals for the news about the avalanche ahead. In spring, the trail will bloom with red and white rhododendrons and many other exotic flowers found in this region, a good time to go for botanists.

Electricity and Charging Battery
You can charge batteries en route. For this, you need to bring your charger. There are hot shower facilities as well. You may have to pay a certain amount for it,

Money Matter
There are no ATM on this trek route. You have to draw enough cash from Pokhara or Kathmandu. There are many ATMs in these cities. Everything you do is in Nepali rupees. So, you need to carry enough Nepali currency before you set off for the ABC trek.

WiFi and Internet
You will have enough Internet access in most places. Sometimes, there might be some technical problems. Internet in Nepal is not as fast as you in your home country and at losing connection is very common at times.

Guide and Porter Cost
For ABC trek, pay for guides range from $25 to $35 per day and porters take $20 to $30 per day.

Tipping
People have become used to receiving tips. However, there is no set amount as tipping is a westerner created culture. They will be happy to receive what you see fit to give. If you feel confused, trekkers have taken 15% of the total pay as the standard.

Trekking Gears or Trekking Equipment Required for Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Here is a general idea of what you should bring to Annapurna Base Camp trekking.What to pack for the trek is one of the important questions. Not having proper gears can prove troublesome. It may cause health issues or ruin your mood.
1. A lightweight trekking boots-Boots offer more safety. But, make sure that your shoes are well fitting, light and comfortable
2. A pair of crocs
3. Four pairs of liner socks. Two pairs for a warm climate and two pair for cold climate. 
4. Few pairs of underwear. 
5. A high-quality best ultralight pack able down jacket and a down pant. You can buy or rent a good down jacket and a down pant in Nepal.
6. T-shirts and trousers keeping in mind both cold and warm temperature you will be traversing.
7. A set of thermals. Or, you could layer up.
8. A light sleeping bag. You can either buy or rent in Nepal or bring from your country.
9. A trekking pole. Though easy, there are many ups and downs in this trek and a trekking pole can assist you. 
10.Two pairs of Gloves. One for warm weather and one for the cold.
11. A woolen hat
12. Sunglasses
13. A torchlight or a head torchlight
14. A First aid kit including Diamox and Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS)
15. Toiletries– Toilet paper, hand sanitizer, water purifiers, sunscreen, moisturizer, toothpaste, and toothbrush.
16. A waterproof map of Annapurna Base Camp
17. Snacks you like and entertainment such as books, cards, an iPad etc.