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Altitude Profile of the Annapurna Circuit
Here's a detailed look at the altitude profile along the Annapurna Circuit:
Besisahar (800 m or 2,600 ft): The starting point, situated in the Marshyangdi Valley.
Tal (1,250 m or 4,100 ft): A small town offering the first major stop for acclimatization.
Dharapani (1,860 m or 6,100 ft): The trail enters the Annapurna Conservation Area here.
Timang (2,450 m or 8,040 ft): Known for its unique blend of Tibetan culture and stunning views.
Chame (2,738 m or 8,980 ft): The last major settlement before the high-altitude sections begin.
Lower Pisang (2,900 m or 9,514 ft): A favorite among trekkers for its beautiful landscapes.
Upper Pisang (3,380 m or 11,099 ft): Offers a picturesque view of the Annapurna II peak.
Mange (3,502 m or 11,484 ft): A stopover for acclimatization before crossing the high pass.
High Camp (3,700 m or 12,139 ft): The final stop before tackling the Thorung La pass.
Thorung La (5,416 m or 17,769 ft): The highest point of the trek, offering spectacular views but also demanding proper acclimatization.
Muktinath (3,800 m or 12,467 ft): A sacred site for both Hindus and Buddhists, located on the north side of the pass.
Jomsom (2,880 m or 9,450 ft): A bustling town and a common stop for trekkers.
Khuilling (2,790 m or 9,150 ft): The trail merges with the Kali Gandaki river valley here.
Marpha (2,670 m or 8,760 ft): Famous for its apple brandy and beautiful apple orchards.
Tukche (2,920 m or 9,580 ft): Another stop for acclimatization on the way to Jomsom.
