
Annapurna Base Camp vs Everest Base Camp: which should you choose?
Days, altitude, nights spent high, flights, crowds and cost compared, to help you choose between the two most popular treks in Nepal.

Annapurna Base Camp · altitude by day
Five routes, from a five-day sunrise walk to two weeks in the Khumbu. Start with who each one suits.
First trek above 4,000 m
The big one
Variety and a high pass
Short and easy
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What makes a trek hard is how high you sleep, and for how many nights. Same scale for every trek, easiest first.
Altitude of each day's stopAbove 3,000 m, where altitude sickness becomes a real riskSame scale for every trek: taller and longer means harder
Biggest climb = height gained from where you slept to that day's main stop. Full comparison →

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Days, altitude, nights spent high, flights, crowds and cost compared, to help you choose between the two most popular treks in Nepal.

The few rules that keep you safe from altitude sickness on Annapurna and Everest treks, the warning signs, and when to turn back.
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