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Pokhara to ABC Trek Starting Point 2026: Complete Vehicle Guide
The Annapurna Base Camp Trek — commonly known as the ABC Trek — is Nepal’s most beloved and most accessible high-altitude trekking experience. Beginning from the beautiful lakeside city of Pokhara and ascending through lush rhododendron forests, traditional Gurung villages, and stunning alpine terrain to the spectacular glacial amphitheater of Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 meters, it is a journey that transforms everyone who completes it.
Before the trek begins, every trekker needs to answer one practical yet important question: how do I get from Pokhara to the starting point of the ABC trek? The answer depends on which trailhead you choose, your group size, your budget, and how much time you want to spend on the road versus on the trail.
This 2026 guide by Nepal Vehicle Hiring Pvt Ltd covers every aspect of the Pokhara to ABC trek starting point vehicle journey — all trailhead options, vehicle types, costs, departure logistics, and expert tips that will ensure your ABC trek adventure starts perfectly from the very first kilometer.
About the Annapurna Base Camp Trek
The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is one of the world’s great Himalayan adventures. The trail leads into the heart of the Annapurna Sanctuary — a magnificent glacial basin encircled by thirteen peaks above 6,000 meters, including Annapurna I (8,091 m), the tenth highest mountain in the world, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) (6,993 m), Annapurna South (7,219 m), Hiunchuli (6,441 m), and Gangapurna (7,455 m).
The trek combines outstanding natural beauty with rich cultural experiences in Gurung and Magar villages. It is suitable for fit beginners and experienced trekkers alike, and with proper planning, it can be completed in as few as 7 days from Pokhara.
| ABC Trek Key Facts | Details |
| Annapurna Base Camp Altitude | 4,130 meters (13,549 feet) |
| Total Trekking Distance | Approximately 76–97 km, depending on the starting point |
| Trek Duration | 7 to 14 days (most common: 10–12 days) |
| Difficulty Level | Moderate (suitable for fit beginners) |
| Best Starting Points | Nayapul, Ghandruk, Jhinu Danda, Kimche, Siwai |
| Main Peaks Visible | Annapurna I, Machhapuchhre, Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, Gangapurna |
| Permits Required | ACAP + TIMS Card |
| Best Season | Spring (Mar–May), Autumn (Sep–Nov) |
All ABC Trek Starting Points from Pokhara
There are five main starting points for the Annapurna Base Camp Trek, each offering a different entry into the trail system. Nepal Vehicle Hiring provides vehicle services to all of these trailheads. Choosing the right one depends on your itinerary, the number of trekking days you have, and whether you want to include or skip certain trail sections.
| Starting Point | Distance from Pokhara | Drive Time | Altitude | Best For |
| Nayapul | 42 km | 1.5–2 hours | 1,070 m | Classic route, most common trailhead |
| Ghandruk | 55 km | 2.5–3 hours | 1,940 m | Direct Gurung village entry, shorter approach |
| Jhinu Danda | 50 km | 2–2.5 hours | 1,760 m | Return point or alternate start via Chhomrong |
| Kimche | 50 km | 2–2.5 hours | 1,640 m | Shorter approach to Ghandruk, less-trodden |
| Siwai / Syauli Bazaar | 45 km | 2–2.5 hours | 1,100 m | Alternative entry to Ghandruk via Modi Khola valley |
Starting Point 1: Pokhara to Nayapul
Nayapul is the most popular and most commonly used starting point for the ABC Trek. Located approximately 42 kilometers northwest of Pokhara, at an altitude of 1,070 meters, Nayapul is a small roadside village at the confluence of the Bhurungdi and Modi rivers. Almost every standard ABC trek itinerary begins from Nayapul.
Why Trekkers Choose Nayapul
- The most accessible trailhead — the easiest road to reach by any vehicle type
- Starting point for both the classic ABC Trek route and the Ghorepani Poon Hill route
- ACAP permit checkpoint at nearby Birethanti — required for all trekkers
- Good first-day trekking options: Birethanti, Tikhedhunga, Ulleri, or Ghandruk
- The trek from Nayapul to ABC and back is approximately 76 km total
Road and Vehicle Details
The Pokhara-Nayapul route follows the Pokhara-Baglung Highway through Phedi, Naudanda, and Kande. The road is mostly paved and in good condition for the majority of the route. A private jeep, van, or car handles this route comfortably.
| Detail | Information |
| Distance from Pokhara | 42 km |
| Drive Time | 1.5 to 2 hours |
| Road Condition | Mostly paved, some rough patches after Kande |
| Private Car Cost | NPR 2,500–4,000 one way |
| Private Jeep Cost | NPR 4,000–6,000 one way |
| Sharing Jeep Cost | NPR 500–800 per person |
| Local Bus Cost | NPR 200–350 per person |
| Return Vehicle from Nayapul | NPR 2,500–6,000, depending on vehicle |
Starting Point 2: Pokhara to Ghandruk
Ghandruk is one of Nepal’s most beautiful and famous Gurung villages, perched at 1,940 meters in the hills above the Modi Khola valley, with direct views of Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Machhapuchhre. Driving to Ghandruk rather than trekking from Nayapul saves a full day of walking and places you immediately in a rich cultural environment at altitude.
Why Trekkers Choose Ghandruk as Starting Point
- Saves 1 to 1.5 days of walking compared to starting from Nayapul
- Ideal for trekkers with limited time who want to maximize trail time at altitude
- Ghandruk is itself one of the finest Gurung cultural villages in the Annapurna region
- Direct mountain views from the village from the very first morning
- From Ghandruk, the trail climbs directly to Chhomrong and then to the Annapurna Sanctuary
Road Conditions: Pokhara to Ghandruk
The road from Pokhara to Ghandruk goes via Nayapul, then turns off the main highway onto a progressively rougher jeep track that climbs steeply into the hills. The road beyond Syauli Bazaar to Ghandruk is rough, unpaved in sections, and requires a 4WD jeep. A standard car is not recommended beyond Nayapul for the Ghandruk road.
| Detail | Information |
| Distance from Pokhara | 55 km |
| Drive Time | 2.5 to 3 hours (can be longer in rain) |
| Road Condition | Paved to Nayapul, rough/unpaved jeep track to Ghandruk |
| Vehicle Required | 4WD Jeep mandatory beyond Nayapul |
| Private Jeep Cost | NPR 6,000–10,000 one way |
| Private Car Cost | Not recommended beyond Nayapul |
| Sharing Jeep Cost | NPR 1,000–1,500 per person |
| Return Vehicle from Ghandruk | NPR 6,000–10,000 (private jeep, booking essential) |
Starting Point 3: Pokhara to Jhinu Danda
Jhinu Danda (sometimes called Jhinu) is located at an elevation of approximately 1,760 meters. It is more commonly used as a return point after the ABC Trek, particularly famous for its natural hot springs beside the Modi River. However, some trekkers also choose Jhinu Danda as a starting point, from where the trail climbs steeply to Chhomrong before heading toward the Annapurna Sanctuary.
Why Some Trekkers Start or End at Jhinu Danda
- Famous for the natural Jhinu hot springs — the perfect reward after the ABC Trek
- Return point for most 7-day ABC trek itineraries — vehicle pickup arranged here
- Starting from Jhinu, the route cuts directly to Chhomrong, saving 1 day compared with starting from Nayapul.
- The Jhinu suspension bridge crossing is a memorable highlight of the route
- Vehicle pickup at the bridge means no extra hiking at the end of the trek
| Detail | Information |
| Distance from Pokhara | 50 km |
| Drive Time | 2 to 2.5 hours |
| Road Condition | Rough jeep track — 4WD recommended |
| Private Jeep Cost (One Way) | NPR 5,500–8,500 |
| Sharing Jeep Cost | NPR 900–1,300 per person |
| Popular Use | Return vehicle pickup after ABC Trek |
| Hot Spring Entry Fee | NPR 200–300 per person |
Starting Point 4: Pokhara to Kimche
Kimche is a small village at an elevation of approximately 1,640 meters, located on the hillside trail between Nayapul and Ghandruk. Driving to Kimche rather than Nayapul saves approximately 1.5 to 2 hours of walking time, since the road bypasses the lower valley. From Kimche, it is a manageable 1-hour climb to Ghandruk village. The road to Kimche is rough, and a 4WD jeep is required.
| Detail | Information |
| Distance from Pokhara | 50 km |
| Drive Time | 2 to 2.5 hours |
| Road Condition | Rough, unpaved JeepWDp required |
| Private Jeep Cost (One Way) | NPR 5,000–8,000 |
| Walking Time from Kimche to Ghandruk | 1 hour |
| Best For | Trekkers shortcutting to Ghandruk |
Starting Point 5: Pokhara to Siwai / Syauli Bazaar
Siwai (also spelled Samrung or Syauli Bazaar) is another alternative starting and finishing point used by some ABC trekkers. It is located at an elevation of approximately 1,100 meters in the Modi Khola valley. Some trekking agencies use Siwai as the return vehicle pickup point rather than Nayapul, as it is accessible by jeep and avoids retracing the full trail back to Nayapul.
| Detail | Information |
| Distance from Pokhara | 45 km |
| Drive Time | 2 to 2.5 hours |
| Road Condition | Rough, narrow jeep track |
| Private Jeep Cost (One Way) | NPR 5,000–7,500 |
| Use Case | Return vehicle pickup point after the ABC trek |
| Vehicle Required | 4WD Jeep |
Vehicle Options: Pokhara to ABC Trek Starting Points 2026
Nepal Vehicle Hiring Pvt Ltd offers three main types of private vehicles for transfers from Pokhara to the ABC trek starting point. Here is a complete comparison:
| Vehicle | Capacity | Nayapul Cost | Ghandruk Cost | Best For |
| Private Car (Sedan/SUV) | 2–4 pax | NPR 2,500–4,000 | Not recommended* | Nayapul only – couples, small groups |
| PJeepte Jeep (4WD) | 4–6 pax | NPR 4,000–6,000 | NPR 6,000–10,000 | All trailheads – most popular |
| Toyota Hiace Van | 7–10 pax | NPR 8,000–12,000 | NPR 10,000–15,000 | Larger trekking groups |
| SJeepng Jeep (per person) | 7–8 pax | NPR 500–800/pax | NPR 1,000–1,500/pax | Budget solo travellers |
| Local Bus (per person) | Open | NPR 200–350/pax | N/A | Cheapest option to Nayapul only |
Private cars (2WD sedans) are not suitable beyond Nayapul due to the rough, unpaved jeep track to Ghandruk, Kimche, Jhinu Danda, and Siwai. A 4WD jeep is mandatory for all trailheads beyond Nayapul.
Complete Cost Guide: Pokhara to All ABC Trek Starting Points 2026
| Destination | Private Car (NPR) | Private Jeep (NPR) | Hiace Van (NPR) | Sharing Jeep/pax | Local Bus/pax |
| Nayapul | NPR 2,500–4,000 | NPR 4,000–6,000 | NPR 8,000–12,000 | NPR 500–800 | NPR 200–350 |
| Ghandruk | Not recommended | NPR 6,000–10,000 | NPR 10,000–15,000 | NPR 1,000–1,500 | N/A |
| Jhinu Danda | Not recommended | NPR 5,500–8,500 | NPR 9,000–13,000 | NPR 900–1,300 | N/A |
| Kimche | Not recommended | NPR 5,000–8,000 | NPR 8,500–12,500 | NPR 800–1,200 | N/A |
| Siwai/Syauli Bazar | Not recommended | NPR 5,000–7,500 | NPR 8,000–12,000 | NPR 800–1,200 | N/A |
Note: All private vehicle prices include driver and fuel. Prices are approximate and may vary by season and demand. Contact Nepal Vehicle Hiring for a confirmed quote.
Which Starting Point is Right for You?
| Your Situation | Best Starting Point | Reason |
| First-time trekker, 10–12 days | Nayapul | Classic route, full experience, easy road |
| Limited time (7–8 days) | Ghandruk | Saves 1–1.5 days walking, drives you to the altitude |
| Want Ghorepani Poon Hill + ABC | Nayapul | Only the Nayapul route accesses the Poon Hill circuit |
| Large group, shared vehicle | Nayapul (Hiace Van) | Smooth road suitable for vans and larger vehicles |
| Solo budget trekker | Nayapul (sharing jeep/bus) | Cheapest and most frequent transport option |
| Return pickup after trek | Jhinu Danda or Nayapul | Arrange in advance with Nepal Vehicle Hiring |
| Short on time, want direct ABC | Ghandruk or Kimche | Closest road access to the Chhomrong trail |
Why a Private Jeep is the Best Choice for ABC Trek Transport
For the vast majority of trekkers heading to the ABC Trek starting points, a private 4WD jeep from Nepal Vehicle Hiring is the clear best choice. Here is why:
- Hotel pickup from Pokhara Lakeside or anywhere in Pokhara — no early morning taxi to a bus station
- 4WD capability handles the rough jeep tracks to Ghandruk, Kimche, Jhinu Danda, and Siwai with ease
- Comfortable, spacious interior for 4 to 6 passengers with full trekking bags and gear
- Flexible departure time — depart when you are ready, not according to a bus schedule
- Freedom to stop for photos, mountain views, and tea breaks along the scenic Pokhara-Baglung Highway
- Driver’s local knowledge of road conditions, checkpoints, and trailhead drop-off points
- Return pickup service arranged in advance — your driver meets you at Nayapul, Jhinu Danda, or Siwai after your trek
- When the cost is split among a group of 4 to 6 trekkers, a private jeep often works out very affordable per person
Toyota Hiace Van for ABC Trek Groups
For larger trekking groups of 7 to 10 people, the Toyota Hiace van is the most practical and economical private vehicle for the transfer from Pokhara to Nayapul. While the Hiace is not suitable for the rough roads beyond Nayapul, it is perfect for the well-paved Pokhara-to-Nayapul section, offering air-conditioned comfort for all group members.
| Detail | Information |
| Capacity | 7 to 10 passengers comfortably |
| Route Suitable For | Pokhara to Nayapul only (smooth paved road) |
| Beyond Nayapul | Separate 4WD jeeps are required for the Ghandruk/Kimche routes |
| Cost from Pokhara to Nayapul | NPR 8,000–12,000 |
| Air Conditioning | Full front and rear AC |
| Luggage Space | Large rear storage for full trekking bags |
| Best For | Groups of 7–10 trekkers with Nayapul as start/end point |
Departure Tips from Pokhara to the ABC Trek Starting Point
What Time to Depart from Pokhara
The recommended departure time from Pokhara for the ABC trek starting point transfer is between 7:00 AM and 8:30 AM. This allows you to reach Nayapul between 9:00 and 10:00 AM, giving you a full day of trekking to reach Ghandruk, or at least Ulleri, on the first day.
For Ghandruk departures, aim to leave Pokhara by 7:00 AM at the latest to ensure you arrive at the village with enough daylight for a walk around and a comfortable first evening.
Where Vehicles Depart from in Pokhara
With a private vehicle from Nepal Vehicle Hiring, a jeep picks you up directly from your hotel or guesthouse in Pokhara Lakeside. There is no need to travel to a bus station or public terminal. Confirm your hotel address when booking, and your driver will arrive at the agreed time.
For sharing jeeps to Nayapul, the departure point is Baglung Bus Park in Pokhara, approximately 15 to 20 minutes by taxi from Pokhara Lakeside.
Permit Checkpoint at Birethanti
All trekkers entering the Annapurna Conservation Area are required to show a valid ACAP permit and TIMS card at the checkpoint in Birethanti, a short walk from Nayapul. These permits must be obtained before you depart from Pokhara or Kathmandu. The Nepal Tourism Board office in Pokhara Lakeside is the most convenient place to obtain both permits on the morning of your departure.
ACAP Permit fee: NPR 3,000 for foreign trekkers. TIMS Card fee: NPR 2,000 for foreign trekkers. Both are required without exception.
Return Transport: ABC Trek End Point Back to Pokhara
Most ABC Trek itineraries end at a different point than where they began. The most common return scenarios and vehicle arrangements are:
| Return Point | Distance to Pokhara | Vehicle Required | Pre-Booking | Cost (NPR) |
| Nayapul | 42 km | Any private vehicle or a Jeep | Recommended | NPR 2,500–6,000 |
| Jhinu Danda Bridge | 50 Jeep | WD Jeep mandatory | Essential – book before trek | NPR 5,500–8,500 |
| Siwai / Syauli Bazar | 45 Jeep | WD Jeep mandatory | Essential – book before trek | NPR 5,000–7,500 |
| Ghandruk | 55 Jeep | WD Jeep mandatory | Essential – book before trek | NPR 6,000–10,000 |
Road Trip Highlights: Pokhara to Nayapul
The drive from Pokhara to Nayapul along the Pokhara-Baglung Highway is itself a scenic and enjoyable journey. Here are the key highlights you will see along the way:
Phedi and the Annapurna Foothills
Shortly after leaving Pokhara, the road passes through Phedi, where the Annapurna foothills begin to rise dramatically. The Annapurna Range becomes increasingly visible behind the ridgelines as the highway climbs out of the Pokhara valley.
Naudanda Ridge Viewpoint
Naudanda offers a spectacular panoramic view of the Pokhara valley and Phewa Lake far below, with the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre peaks towering above. Many drivers stop here for a brief photo opportunity and a tea break at the ridgeline tea houses.
Kande Junction
Kande is the junction where the Poon Hill trekking trail departs from the road. If your ABC trek itinerary includes Poon Hill, your driver will point out where the trail begins. It is also a popular short hike from this road junction.
Birethanti Village
Just past Nayapul is the charming village of Birethanti at the confluence of the Bhurungdi Khola and Modi Khola rivers. This is where the ACAP permit checkpoint is located. The stone-paved village lanes, riverside teahouses, and beautiful river views make Birethanti one of the most welcoming entry points to Nepal’s trekking regions.
Permits Required for the ABC Trek 2026
| Permit | Cost (NPR) | Cost (USD) | Where to Get | Required For |
| ACAP – Annapurna Conservation Area Permit | NPR 3,000 | USD 22 | Nepal Tourism Board, Pokhara or Kathmandu | All visitors to the ACAP area |
| TIMS Card – Trekkers Information Management System | NPR 2,000 | USD 15 | Nepal Tourism Board, Pokhara or Kathmandu | All trekkers |
Note: Both permits are mandatory and must be shown at the Birethanti checkpoint. Both are available at the Nepal Tourism Board office on Pokhara Lakeside, which is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Obtain them on the morning of your departure or the day before.
Best Time to Travel from Pokhara to the ABC Trek Starting Point
Autumn (September to November) – Best Season
Autumn is the finest season for the ABC Trek and the best time for the drive from Pokhara to Nayapul/Ghandruk. Post-monsoon skies are clear, roads are in excellent condition, and the mountain views from the highway are spectacular. October and November offer the very best clarity for mountain panoramas. This is peak trekking season — book your vehicle well in advance.
Spring (March to May) – Excellent
Spring is the second peak trekking season. Rhododendron forests along the trail are in full glorious bloom. The highway drive passes through spectacularly colorful hillsides in March and April. Mountain views are generally excellent, and the weather is stable. May can see some pre-monsoon haze, but it remains a good trekking month.
Winter (December to February) – Good
Winter trekking on the ABC route is possible and rewarding. The Pokhara to Nayapul road is open year-round. Trail conditions above Chhomrong can involve snow, and Machhapuchhre Base Camp and ABC see heavy snowfall. A warm sleeping bag and layered clothing are essential. Mountain views can be outstanding in the crisp winter air.
Monsoon (June to August) – Not Recommended
The ABC trail and the approach roads experience heavy monsoon rainfall. Landslides can affect the Pokhara-Nayapul highway and the jeep tracks to Ghandruk and Kimche. The trail itself becomes slippery and leech-infested above Chhomrong. Travel is not recommended during the core monsoon months.
What to Pack for the Pokhara to ABC Starting Point Journey
- Trekking permits (ACAP and TIMS) – obtain before departure from Pokhara
- Small daypack – keep essentials accessible in the vehicle; main trekking bag goes in the boot
- Water bottle – refill at teahouses in Birethanti at the start of the trek
- Light layer or fleece – mornings can be cool on the drive to Nayapul, even in spring and autumn
- Camera – the Naudanda ridge viewpoint and Birethanti river views are excellent photo opportunities
- Nepali cash – for permits (if not obtained already), lunch at Birethanti, and first trail supplies
- Motion sickness tablet if needed – the road to Ghandruk is winding and bumpy
- Trekking poles,s if using them, are easier to have accessible from the start of the trail
Expert Tips for Pokhara to ABC Trek Starting Point Transport
- Book your private vehicle at least 1 day before your trek departure; during October and November, book 3 to 5 days ahead.d
- Collect your ACAP permit and TIMS card at Pokhara Lakeside on the morning of departure or the previous afternoon — do not leave them at the checkpoint. nt
- If driving to Ghandruk, confirm with your Nepal Vehicle Hiring driver the road conditions on the day, as heavy rain can make the track temporarily impassable.
- For groups of 4 or more, a private jeep split between the group is the best value option for both comfort and cost.t
- Always pre-book your return vehicle before you start the trek — don’t expect to find one at the Jhinu Danda bridge or in Siwai without prior arrangement.
- Ask your driver to stop at Naudanda ridge viewpoint for 10 minutes — the panorama of Phewa Lake and the Annapurna range from here is superb. erb
- If your trek starts from Ghandruk, bring extra cash — there are no ATMs on the ABC trail after Pokhara.
- Confirm your trek endpoint and return pickup location with your guide and Nepal Vehicle Hiring driver before you leave Pokhara.
- Wear or carry your lightest trekking layer in the vehicle — you will want to start walking immediately upon arrival at the trailhead.d
How to Book Pokhara to ABC Trek Starting Point Vehicle
Booking your Pokhara to ABC trek trailhead vehicle with Nepal Vehicle Hiring Pvt Ltd is simple:
- Step 1: Contact us via phone, WhatsApp, or at vehiclehiringnepal.com
- Step 2: Tell us your travel date, departure trailhead (Nayapul / Ghandruk / Jhinu Danda / other), group size, and hotel in Pokhara
- Step 3: Choose your vehicle – private car (Nayapul only), pJeepte jeep, or Hiace van
- Step 4: Also confirm your return vehicle requirement – we arrange end-point pickup at Jhinu Danda, Nayapul, or Siwai
- Step 5: Receive booking confirmation with driver name, vehicle details, and pickup time
- Step 6: Your driver picks you up from your hotel and takes you to the perfect start of your ABC Trek
We recommend booking at least 24 to 48 hours in advance for weekday departures and 3 to 5 days ahead during peak season (October, November, March, April).
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the starting point for the ABC Trek from Pokhara?
The most common starting point is Nayapul, approximately 42 km from Pokhara (1.5 to 2 hours by vehicle). Other popular starting points include Ghandruk, Jhinu Danda, and Kimche, all of which require a 4WD jeep and 2 to 3 hours of driving.
How much does a private jeep from Pokhara to Nayapul cost in 2026?
A private 4WD jeep from Pokhara to Nayapul costs approximately NPR 4,000-6,000 (USD 30–45) one way, including driver and fuel.
How much does it cost to hire a jeep from Pokhara to Ghandruk?
A private 4WD jeep from Pokhara to Ghandruk costs approximately NPR 6,000-10,000 (USD 45–75) one way. A standard car is not suitable for this route.
Is a 4WD jeep necessary for the drive from Pokhara to Nayapul?
A standard car can reach Nayapul as the road is mostly paved. However, for any trailhead beyond Nayapul — Ghandruk, Kimche, Jhinu Danda, or Siwai, a 4WD jeep is mandatory due to rough, unpaved jeep tracks.
Can I get a shared jeep from Pokhara to Nayapul?
Yes. Sharing jeeps depart from Baglung Bus Park in Pokhara and cost approximately NPR 500-800 per person to Nayapul. Departure times are from approximately 7:00 AM onwards. However, sharing jeeps go only to Nayapul, not to Ghandruk or other trailheads.
How do I get back from the end of the ABC Trek to Pokhara?
Most ABC treks finish at Jhinu Danda or Nayapul. A pre-booked return vehicle from Nepal Vehicle Hiring is the most reliable option. We strongly recommend arranging return vehicle pickup before beginning your trek so your driver is waiting at the trailhead when you arrive.
Do I need to book a vehicle in advance for the BC trek transport?
For private vehicles, booking is strongly recommended — especially during October, November, March, and April peak seasons when vehicles are in high demand. Nepal Vehicle Hiring accepts bookings up to the day before departure for off-peak dates.
What time should I leave Pokhara for the ABC Trek starting point?
Departing from Pokhara between 7:00 AM and 8:00 AM is ideal. This allows you to arrive in Nayapul by 9:00 to 9:30 AM, leaving a full day to trek to Birethanti, Ulleri, or Ghandruk before dark on the first day.
Book Your Pokhara to ABC Trek Starting Point Vehicle with Nepal Vehicle Hiring
The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is one of Nepal’s greatest journeys — and it begins the moment your vehicle leaves Pokhara Lakeside. Whether you are heading to the classic trailhead at Nayapul for the full experience, driving directly to Ghandruk to save precious trekking days, or arranging a return pickup at Jhinu Danda after completing the circuit, Nepal Vehicle Hiring Pvt Ltd provides the most reliable, professional, and affordable vehicle service for every ABC Trek transport need in 2026.
Our private cars, 4WD jeeps, and Toyota Hiace vans are maintained to the highest standard. Our drivers know the Pokhara-to-Nayapul and Ghandruk roads as well as their own homes, and our booking process is designed to make your ABC Trek preparation completely stress-free.
Book your jeep today — Call or WhatsApp: +977-9851343204
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- Pokhara to ABC Trek Starting Point 2026: Complete Vehicle Guide
- About the Annapurna Base Camp Trek
- All ABC Trek Starting Points from Pokhara
- Starting Point 1: Pokhara to Nayapul
- Starting Point 2: Pokhara to Ghandruk
- Starting Point 3: Pokhara to Jhinu Danda
- Starting Point 4: Pokhara to Kimche
- Starting Point 5: Pokhara to Siwai / Syauli Bazaar
- Vehicle Options: Pokhara to ABC Trek Starting Points 2026
- Complete Cost Guide: Pokhara to All ABC Trek Starting Points 2026
- Which Starting Point is Right for You?
- Why a Private Jeep is the Best Choice for ABC Trek Transport
- Toyota Hiace Van for ABC Trek Groups
- Departure Tips from Pokhara to the ABC Trek Starting Point
- Return Transport: ABC Trek End Point Back to Pokhara
- Road Trip Highlights: Pokhara to Nayapul
- Permits Required for the ABC Trek 2026
- Best Time to Travel from Pokhara to the ABC Trek Starting Point
- What to Pack for the Pokhara to ABC Starting Point Journey
- Expert Tips for Pokhara to ABC Trek Starting Point Transport
- How to Book Pokhara to ABC Trek Starting Point Vehicle
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Book Your Pokhara to ABC Trek Starting Point Vehicle with Nepal Vehicle Hiring
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