Annapoorna Trek

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Food along the Annapoorna trek

  • July 21, 2000
  • Rated 3 of 5 by wanderer from Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Food along the Annapoorna trek

This is a note on finding food along the trekking trails of Nepal. You will find the trekking trails dotted with little lodges and home-restaurants. Do not expect fine-dining or health-cuisine along these treks. You can expect to find local watery noodles (try Wai-Wai - they are great), boiled eggs, hot 'chai' and, of course, ... Coke.

Fruits are also available and are a good nourishment, especially when you trek all day. Typically, these trail-side restaurants also offer accomodation. So, usually, there is no fear of being stranded mid-way on a trek if dusk falls. However, it is a good idea to pace your trek to hit the next major village before nightfall.

Food is brought to these home-kitchen on donkey backs or (at higher altitude where donkeys can't walk on narrow trails) on the backs of the local Sherpas.

Be generous to the locals, always leave a little something extra.

From journal NEPAL: Kingdom of Gods

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