Annapurna Base Camp trek is probably one of the best and legendary treks of our country. Mt. Annapurna (8091m) of Nepal is the tenth tallest mountain on the planet and the journey to its base camp, is a standout amongst the most mainstream strolls on earth. One can get an opportunity to do the sightseeing of ancient Sherpa settlements and their lifestyles, various scene and culture complete with rich mountain sees, terraced fields, inquisitive Gurung towns and a wide assortment of vegetation and greenery.

Annapurna Base Camp route passes trough the dense rhododendron and oak forests, ancient Sherpa, Magar and Tamang villages and offers some of the marvelous scenes of Himalayan ranges.
Annapurna Base Camp offers the spectacular views of mountain ranges including some of the highest Himalayan ranges of the world such as Mt. Everest (Highest mountain of the world), Makalu. Manaslu, Cho-Oyu, Lhotse, Pumori, Amadablam and a closer and crystal-clear view of Mt. Annapurna. One can get an awesome opportunity to observe the wilderness and a wide variety of flora and fauna in this region. You will also do the sightseeing of ancient Buddhist cultures and traditions of people living in this region since many years.

The setting of Annapurna Base Camp is unique and incredibly spectacular. The trek takes about 7-12 days, depending upon your itinerary and the length of walking days. We start the trek from Nayapul which is a one or 2hrs drive from Pokhara and then we head north up to Ghorepani and then to the famous view point “The Poon Hill”. From Ghorepani we head eastwards to Chomrong and then to north again which leads us to Modi Kola valley and then we finally reach to the base camp.