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ACAP Entry Permit Counter-Pokhara

Pokhara 33700, Nepal

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+977 61-453376

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ntnc.org.np

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Benita AhlfBenita Ahlf

You need to bring 2 passport-sized photos and the 3000 rupees fee. They give you the form on the spot — you don’t have to list a guide or anything like that, it’s not mandatory for the Annapurna region. The whole process takes about 10 minutes, and they also give you some information material about the area. If you don’t have passport photos with you, there are photo shops right in front of the office

Manami DasManami Das

Very helpful people at the counter, helped us with the route, details on what we need to fill. Please carry 2 physical photos per person for the permits, although there is a nearby photo studio (expensive). You can enter the ACAP area once per permit, so if you leave and want to enter again a new permit needs to be taken.

Triyanto PrabowoTriyanto Prabowo

Fast service, efficient and actually you no need anyone to help you get permits and pay more fee to get this done. As a tourist myself, the permit is easy to get, me and my friend is going to Mardi Trek, and we pay 3000 Rupees for the entry permit to annapurna circuit. Everything done in just 15 minutes

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Reviews of ACAP Entry Permit Counter-Pokhara

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5.0

You can make your trekking permit and individual TIMS card to Annapurna region of Nepal.

Launched in 1986, the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) is the largest undertaking of NTNC. It is also the first Conservation Area and largest Protected Area in Nepal. It covers an area of 7,629 sq. km. and is home to over 100,000 residents of different cultural and linguistic groups. ACAP is rich in biodiversity and is a treasure house for 1,226 species of flowering plants, 105 mammals, 518 birds, 40 reptiles and 23 amphibians.

There are several features that make the Annapurna region a unique place in the world. It has the world’s deepest river gorge—Kali Gandaki Gorge, which is 3 miles long and 1.5 miles wide, is a valley with fossils from the Tethys Sea dating 60 million years ago. The region contains among the world’s largest rhododendron forest in Ghorepani. Tilicho lake, located in Manang, north of Annapurna massif, is the world’s highest altitude...

5.0

Great and speedy service. We got our permits for the ABC trek in less than 30 minutes. Instant photo shooting is available, together with free coffee and tea for tourists ☕️ . PS: as a personal experience, we asked a travel agency about the permit and they asked us to pay 3300Rb for the intermediation (commission) and provided wrong information so we pay them for the service. However when we come to the Tourist Service Center we got the permit quickly and we didn’t need any intermediate agency (as solo trekkers). The prices match the description of...

5.0

We got our permit in 10 minits after filling out the form. The ladies helped us, they are very kind. 2 pictures+passport are needed. You can leave empty the part that asks about the agency or the guide. We did not know which trek we will make so we marked more, there was no problem. The entry point to Annapurna Conservation Area is not that relevant if you do not know it, i guess rather only the number of days that you spend in...

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