Both these treks have remained the all time favorite trekking destinations for adventurers and nature lovers. Both the treks have their peculiar features and specialties making both better in their very own ways. In terms of the altitude, the highest point on the Annapurna base camp trek is reasonably lower than that of Everest base camp trek, 4,130 m (13,550 feet vs. 5,545m 18,192 feet at Kala Patthar. So, if you are vulnerable to altitude sickness, then Annapurna Base Camp trek might just be better for you.

The trekking terrains in the Annapurna region are all good paths with fewer uphill climbs and gentler downhill hikes. Everest base camp trekking trails comprise hiking through deep river gorges and forests and ascend high ridges. Accommodation and food options in both the regions are more or less similar yet difference can be noticed in the bathrooms, with more of western toilets in the Everest region.

When it comes to difficulty level, then Everest base camp trek is undeniably a bit more challenging than Annapurna base camp trek. While Everest region trekking has a higher inclination towards altitude sickness, trekking in Annapurna region is relatively easier and safer as well. Ultimately, when it comes to cost, Everest base camp trek is obviously on the higher side due to several logical reasons including food and transportation cost, level of comfort, higher elevation, and accessibility.