Arrive in Kathmandu, the historic capital city of Nepal and the gateway to the Himalayas. Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, one of our representatives will meet and greet you and transfer you to your hotel. Depending on your arrival time, an orientation meeting will be arranged with your guide to provide a brief overview of the trek. Enjoy your leisure time exploring the city’s lively streets, local markets, and rich cultural heritage.

We will arrange your transfer from the hotel to the bus station in both Kathmandu and Pokhara. Tourist buses usually depart around 6:30 AM. A flight option is also available upon request. Your package includes a stay at a comfortable hotel in Pokhara, allowing you to relax and rest well. Please note that while hotel accommodation is included, dinner is not included in the package price and can be enjoyed at your own choice.

After breakfast, we depart Pokhara and drive for about one hour to Naya Pul, where our trek begins. The trail passes through charming villages such as Birethanti, home to Gurung and Magar communities, offering a warm introduction to local mountain life. Along the way, We passes waterfalls, and seen Annapurna Range From here, we continue trekking for a total of around five hours to reach our first overnight stop at Ghandruk. In Ghandruk, there is time to visit the Gurung Museum, where traditional tools, household items, and displays offer insight into the daily life and culture of the Gurung people. In the evening, we enjoy dinner at the teahouse, a great opportunity to relax and get to know your guide and fellow trekkers.

Our day begins with a gradual ascent from Ghandruk, walking along the path of the Modi Khola River. The trail unfolds through terraced fields and lush forest, framed all the while by the distant, watchful peaks of Machapuchare and Annapurna South. After a short ascent, the path descends sharply into a cool world of rhododendron and oak. It leads us down to the Kimrong Khola, a swift, glacier-fed stream we cross on a long, swaying suspension bridge—a moment of simple, airy joy. Then, the real work begins: a steep, two-hour climb upward. The forest grows quiet, the air thin, but the reward is a breathtaking, widening panorama of the Himalayas. At the top, we arrive at Chhomrong, a sprawling village terraced into the mountainside. Known as a sister to Ghandruk, it is home to the Gurung people, one of Nepal's storied mountain communities, and offers a welcoming rest at the day’s end.

We start the morning in Chhomrong with a steep descent down long stone steps, passing terraced fields and forested hillsides. At the valley floor, we cross a suspension bridge over the Chhomrong Khola, marking the start of a steady uphill climb through dense woodland. After climbing, we reach Sinuwa (2,360 m), a small village where we take a short break, enjoy a cup of tea, and look back over the valley below. From here, the trail continues through cool, shaded forests of rhododendron and bamboo, filled with birdsong and flowing streams. As the forest becomes more humid and jungle-like, we pass Upper Sinuwa and then gently descend to Bamboo. Surrounded by tall bamboo groves, this quiet settlement is our stop for the night.

The trail climbs steadily deeper into the sanctuary leaving behind the Bamboo. The forest slowly thins, and the sound of the Modi Khola River replaces the quiet of the bamboo groves. Along the way, small stops like Dovan and Himalaya offer a place to rest and have tea. As we ascend, the landscape becomes more rugged. The path follows rocky ridges, with waterfalls cascading down cliffs. Fewer trees, the air turns cooler, and the mountains begin to feel closer. If you’re lucky, you may encounter wildlife langurs in the remaining forest along the trail. By the time we reach Deurali, the scenery feels truly alpine. Surrounded by towering peaks and crisp mountain air, this peaceful spot marks the gateway to the high mountains. We rest here for the night, preparing for the journey deeper into the heart of the Himalayas the next day.

Today is the climax of the trek. You leave Deurali and climb into the high sanctuary, where the air is thin, and the peaks feel close. The path winds through a stark, rocky gorge before opening at Machapuchare Base Camp. Here, the iconic Fishtail Mountain stands before you. The final stretch leads across a sweeping alpine valley. As you walk, a full circle of snowy giants rises on all sides. You arrive at Annapurna Base Camp, surrounded by the highest walls in the world. You have reached the heart of the mountains.

Leaving the silent giants behind, you begin the long walk down. The thin, cold air of the base camp gives way with every step. You retrace the path through the vast valley, past Machapuchare Base Camp, and back into the green embrace of the forest. The world grows warmer, thicker, and alive with the sound of water and birds. It is a long day of descent, a steady test for your knees, but the changing scenery is its own reward. By afternoon, you slip back into the cool, quiet bamboo groves, arriving once more at the village named Bamboo. Here, in the deep green stillness, you can finally rest tonight.

The final day's walk is a gift to your senses. You climb briefly to Sinuwa, then descend through cool forests and stone staircases back to the river at Chhomrong Khola. A last push uphill returns you to Chhomrong village for a final glimpse of the peaks. Then, the trail turns decisively downward, weaving through terraced fields toward the Jhinu Danda. Your reward awaits: a steep 20-minute path leads to the riverside hot springs. Sinking into the warm, mineral waters, with the river rushing nearby, is the perfect end to the journey, soothing every muscle and memory. The final day is a gentle descent from Jhinu Danda, following the Modi Khola river through villages and farmland to the road. Your trek concludes here, A comfortable drive will return you to Pokhara, where you can relax by the lake and enjoy your leisure time.

Your journey now heads back to Kathmandu, either by road or by flight. As Pokhara fades behind you, take a moment to gaze at Machhapuchhre, the majestic Fishtail standing silently in the distance. Leaving the mountains is not goodbye; their calm and beauty stay with you. On the way, you can enjoy the changing landscapes, from lush valleys and terraced fields to winding rivers and charming villages. If traveling by road, there’s time to see the everyday life of local people, their farms, and markets, offering a last glimpse of rural Nepal. By flight, the aerial view of the Himalayas is unforgettable, with snow-capped peaks stretching as far as the eye can see. Carry these memories, the stillness of the mountains, the vibrant life of the villages, and the beauty of the landscapes in your heart, letting them guide and inspire you long after the trek ends.

This is more than the end of a trek; it is the beginning of a lasting bond with Nepal. As your Annapurna Base Camp trek concludes, you leave with unforgettable memories and a deep sense of achievement. Whether you are heading onward or returning home, the spirit of the Himalayas travels with you. We will take care of your airport drop-off, ensuring a seamless and worry-free departure. This journey does not end here. The landscapes, traditions, and connections you discovered in Nepal become a part of you, shaping a meaningful story that lasts far beyond the trek.