You’ll be picked up at your hotel in Pokhara for a short drive of about an hour to Kande, the starting point of your trek. Here, you leave the city behind and step into a completely different world: green mountain slopes, fresh forest air and spectacular views.

You leave Tolka early and start an eventful day filled with impressive landscapes and cultural encounters. The trail first takes you to Landruk, a typical Gurung village with stone houses and views over the lush valley below. Here you cross the Modi River – a moment to remember.

Today you head deeper into the Annapurna massif. Bamboo, rhododendrons and ferns create a lush, almost tropical ambiance. Along the way you pass Sinuwa, a small settlement overlooking the surrounding valleys. It's a good place to rest before continuing deeper into the wilderness.

You leave Dovan and follow a gently ascending trail through dense forests. As you climb higher, the environment slowly begins to change: the greenery becomes more rugged, the air crisper, and the trees gradually give way to more alpine vegetation.

Today you reach the literal and figurative high point of the trek: Annapurna Base Camp. The trail continues its steady ascent, and soon you feel like you're walking among the clouds. The surrounding mountain world becomes increasingly majestic.

Wake up early to witness the sunrise over the Annapurnas – a moment you won’t soon forget. As the first light touches the glaciers and peaks, the landscape is bathed in a magical glow. A fitting farewell to the highlight of your trek.

After breakfast, you begin the final leg of your trek. From Bamboo, you continue your descent toward Sinuwa and then down to Jhinu Danda, a small village known for its natural hot springs. The walk takes about four hours, once again offering varied landscapes and sweeping views over the green valleys below.