On the first day, we will start our journey from Pokhara. You are suggested to reach Pokhara on the previous day on your own. In the morning You can also enjoy the boat ride on Pokhara Lake and enjoy the stunning sunset from the lake over the mountains surrounding. Pokhara is also a nice place to explore with numerous cafes and local shops. Our transport will reach you at Hille via Nayapul. It is 111 KM distance and will take around 2-3 hours. Then we will trek to Ulleri (6724 ft) and the distance covered is 7 km and will take around 5 hours to reach. Overnight stay at a tea house in Ulleri after having lunch on the way at Hille.

On the 2nd day, we will trek to Ghorepani(9446 ft) from Ulleri (6724 ft). We will start our trek after breakfast and the total distance covered today will be 11 km which will take around 6-7 hours to reach. The trail today is mainly a gradual ascent with some steep climbs in some areas. The most attractive part of today’s trek is our way through the dense Rhododendron forest accompanied by stunning waterfalls and streams. In April the blooming trees will definitely steal your heart. It is very important to adapt to the altitude gain and acclimatize properly in order to avoid any types of altitude sickness.

Today is the first important day of the trek when we will trek to Poon Hill (10,529 ft) from Ghorepani (9446 ft) early in the morning. Today we need to start early in the morning for our ascent to Poon Hill so that we can get the best views. Today you will get the most picturesque view of the Himalayan vistas of snow-capped mountains among which three 8000-meter peaks – Annapurna south (7219 meters), Dhaulagiri (8167 meters), and Hiunchulli (6441 m) along with other remarkable peaks. All I can say is that after you witness the magnificent 360° view from the top, you will know that all the hard work is indeed worth the effort.

After spending some quality time in Poon Hill, we will have a downhill trek to Tadapani (8628 ft). On the way, you will pass through beautiful Rhododendron forests and quaint little villages that will give you a glimpse of their simple remote life. Overnight stay in a tea house with some stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

Today we will trek to Chomrong (7118 ft) from Tadapani (8628 ft). We will cross a stream named Kimrong Khola where you can have your lunch. With the view of the Annapurna range all through the trail and walk through the Oaks and Rhododendrons, we finally reach Chomrong – a small hamlet known as the gateway to the Annapurna Sanctuary. The total distance covered is 10 km and will take around 5-6 hours to reach Chomrong. From Chomrong we will have a stunning view of Macchapuchare also known as Fish tail (6993 m). Sunset on the backdrop of this peak makes the most dramatic landscape. Overnight stay at a tea house.

Today we will trek to Upper Dovan (8,202 ft) via Bamboo (7660 ft) from Chomrong (7118 ft) and the distance covered is 11 km which will take around 5-6 hours. We will start the trek after breakfast and will descend down to Chomrong Khola. After crossing a suspension bridge there is an uphill trek towards Sinuwa. After walking through bamboo and rhododendron forests, we will reach Upper Dovan Overnight stay at Upper Dovan today.

Today we will trek from Upper Dovan to Macchapuchare Base camp (3700m) via Deorali and Himalaya. Today is an uphill trek to Himalaya, a perfect spot for little refreshment. Walking through dense forests, crossing river streams, waterfalls and slowly reaching towards snow-capped mountains. After Himalaya steep ascent starts towards Hinku Cave, a large hanging rock. We will walk by the river and after that will ascend towards Deurali. The vegetation begins to thin as you gain altitude. Moss-covered boulders and alpine shrubs dominate the landscape. Deurali offers astounding views of the valley along with sparse vegetation, rocky cliffs, and waterfalls. Beyond Deorali the valley opens dramatically. The trail traverses landslide-prone areas and moraine zones, requiring careful footing. You’ll notice signs reminding trekkers of potential avalanches, especially in winter and spring.

From MBC there is a spectacular view of high Himalayan mountains Machapuchare, Hiunchuli, Annapurna Annapurna South, Annapurna I, Annapurna III, Gandharva Chuli, and Gangapurna. Today we will stay at MBC with a magical surrounding of snow capped massifs.

Today we will trek to Annapurna Base Camp (4130 m), our showstopper of the trail. It is a gradual short walk from MBC, but feels challenging due to thinner air. Be cautious of icy patches and loose rocks, especially during the winter and early spring seasons. The valley is filled with glacial moraine and scattered boulders. After a trek of 2-3 hours, you will finally reach Annapurna Base Camp. As you near ABC, prayer flags and stone cairns mark the trail, symbolizing the spiritual significance of the region. From ABC, the Annapurna ranges are actually so close that you literally feel like touching the mountains. It is actually the closest you can reach Annapurna without climbing it. ABC offers massive panoramic views of the Machapuchare, Annapurna South, Annapurna I (Main), Hiunchuli, and other notable Himalayan peaks. Annapurna I is only visible from the camp in this trek. Today we will stay at ABC in the tea house.

After witnessing the outstanding sun rise from ABC we will get ready for our downhill journey following the same way back. Today we will trek down to Dovan which is 13km in distance and will require 6 hours to reach. Since the trail is mostly downhill, it won’t be much difficult. Overnight stay at Dovan.

Today will be the last day of our trek and we will start our trek to Jhinu Danda (5838 ft) from Dovan (8218 ft) which will take around 5 hours. This is the only place where you can enjoy a shower in the natural hot water spring and give a much-needed relief to your sore feet and legs. After the much-needed shower and having lunch, we will drive back to Pokhara by the evening. Explore the evening in different cuisine cafes and visit the local shops to buy souvenirs and other beautiful stuff. Our trek ends with a pot full of beautiful memories. You can make your further arrangements to return back home.