Annapurna Base Camp lies at the altitude of 4130m from sea level. It  begins from Modi River in Nayapul after a short drive from Pokhara. We  can see wonderful sceneries along the highway to Nayapul. Also, we can  see Peace Stupa and parts of the Annapurna range while driving.

ABC  trek is also known as Annapurna Sanctuary Trek. The lowlands, hillside  villages, majestic waterfalls, streams and rivers, hot springs, rice,  and fields are the highlights of the trek. Most of the hiking trails of  Annapurna are on the stone steps. It involves some arduous hiking such  as Ulleri, Shinwa, and also Chhomrong. In the forest trail of bamboos  and rhododendron, we can see wildlife such as monkeys, blue sheep, and  the red panda. The trek gives a variety of views from rice terraces to  glacier moraine and outstanding high mountains.

Machhapuchhre  (6993m), Annapurna I (8091m), Annapurna South (7219m), Hiuchuli (6441),  etc are the major peaks of the Annapurna region. Additionally, we can  see Mt. Dhaulagiri (8167m) from Poon Hill. During the rainy season,  people herd sheep and goats on grassy ridges just by the base camp. We  spend more than a week in the mountains before heading back to Pokhara  and then Kathmandu.

Pokhara is a beautiful lakeside city in  central Nepal. Phewa lake is one of the most popular lakes in Nepal. In  the middle of the lake, there is a Barahi temple, frequented by many  Hindu tourists. We visit the international museum, Gorkha Museum, and  Seti gorge – a bonus tour of Annapurna Base Camp Trek.