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9 days trekking experience to the Annapurna Base Camp

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Searching by internet and following the recommendation by many trekkers in Nepal, the Annapurna Sanctuary or Annapurna Base Camp trek is one of the most popular destination in the world. Because of the holiday suitability, time, altitude, nature, culture and the high mountains with in short trekking days is becoming even more popular every day. Annapurna 8096m 10th highest mountain in the world standing north of Pokhara city in western region on the Great Himalayan Trail section. Anna mean Food and purna mean Full of together Full of meal or food. The local community pray as a god for full fill of meal.
Birethanthi Entry check Post for Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Annapurna Trek begin Nayapul Girethanti Entry Point

Playing Ping in the way to Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Playing Ping in the way to Annapurna Base Camp Trek

walking to Annapurna Base camp from Ghandrug to Chomrong section
walking to Annapurna Base camp from Ghandrug to Chomrong section

Annapurna Base Camp Chomrong village view with Yoga
Annapurna Base Camp Chomrong village view with Yoga

Eco hike to Annapurna Sanctuary after Sinuwa village and Water fall
Eco hike to Annapurna Sanctuary after Sinuwa village and Water fall

Wide view of Modi valley, Deurali and Hinko Cave valley
Wide view of Modi valley, Deurali and Hinko Cave valley

Annapurna Base Camp group Pic and View of Mt. Annapurna on Back
Annapurna Base Camp group Pic and View of Mt. Annapurna on Back

Back view from Annapurna Base camp trek with Fishtail mountain and valley
Back view from Annapurna Base camp trek with Fishtail mountain and valley

View of Mt. Annapurna from Base Camp
Final View of Mt. Annapurna from Base Camp

The famous trek route begin after 1 hour drive from Pokhara Nayapul at 1000m elevation and it goes within 5 days 4130m to the Annapurna Base Camp and back to same place Nayapul for end within 9 days. During this 9 days you will see amazing view of farmer Gurung villages, Paddy, green forest, domestic and wild animals, of course Annapurna, Fishtail, South Annapurna, Hiunchuli and other white mountain peak over 6000 meter and get experience of mountain walking along the human made and nature trail stone steps. Probably during the trek you will walk and cross more than 34000 thousand stone steps on 9 days which is one of most difficult highlight on this Annapurna sanctuary trek in Nepal.

We begin our drive 9 am from pokhara lake side and reach Nayapul at 10.15 Am. The 42km drive along the small highway was great fun. Drive was funny and always playing his loudly horn to go faster and attention to local road walker. Many of U turns make us always fun. Nayapul is small shopping town for whole Annapurna sanctuary trek area where we cross many local shops. Nayapul mean new bridge cross that and after 20 minute hike we reach to Bire Thanthi where Annapurna Trek Check Post and TIMS Check counter. After the official check we turn right turn then left bank of famous Modi khola river bank which river begin form Annapurna Base Camp and glacier. Overnight stopping Ghandrug a famous village then chhomrong another Gurung village where we had culture program at evening. 
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Location: Annapurna, Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal

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