Annapurna Sanctuary Trek, otherwise called Annapurna Base Camp Trek gets a great many visitors from everywhere throughout the world who make the laborious trek up to the base camp of the South Annapurna, and to one side of which lies the tenth most noteworthy mountain on the planet.

How to go there?

The Annapurna Base Camp trek begins at Nayapul, around 2 hour's drive from Pokhara. Achieving Nayapul is simple, you can either get microbus/transport from Kathmandu which goes to Either Beni or Baglung. Or, then again else you can get a small scale from Kathmandu to Pokhara and after that catch a transport to Nayapul. In any case, specifically getting a microbus to Nayapul would be better.

The cost of microbus upto Nayapul is Nrs 550

From Nayapul you can either stroll (About 5 hours) up to Ghandruk or you can take a transport which will take about Nrs 100.

On the off chance that you choose to walk then Ghanduk is around 5 hours from Nayapul.

The following day you can begin at a young hour in the morning and reach either Chhomrong or Sinuwa. Chhomrong is around 5-6 hours from Ghandruk and Sinuwa is another 1.5 to 2 hours from Chhomrong. Sinuwa is quite close from Chhomorong so you can attempt it also, that way you will spare a day.

While beginning from Chhomrong it might be somewhat difficult to achieve Deurali the following day, yet in the event that you begin from Sinuwa then you can achieve Deurali before the day's over. In the event that you begin from Chhomrong then you can remain at Himalaya.

The following day, beginning from Deurali you take off to the Annapurna Base Camp. Only a couple of minutes of stroll from Deurali and Annapurna III opens up in front of you, Machchapuchhre lies exactly at the opposite side of the stream in mask. Around 2 hours of walk will take you to the Machhapuchhre Base Camp. The view from Machchapuchhre base camp is astonishing, you get the opportunity to see the opposite side of Machchapuchhre which appears to be unique, and you'll be encompassed by mountains all around. An additional two hours of walk and you will achieve the Amazing Annapurna Base camp, as the sign board says.

With an unsurpassable view, the Base camp sits directly beneath the South Annapurna and an astounding 360 degrees of Mountain View.

**The trail from Deurali to Machchapuchhre base camp is inclined to little scale torrential slide so it's smarter to begin early in case you're trekking amid post winter season or if there's a lot of snow regardless.

Getting down from the base camp is simple, beginning from the base camp, you can without much of a stretch drop down to Sinuwa or even Chhomrong on the off chance that you stroll at a decent pace. In any case, on the off chance that you have time it's smarter to do it moderate. The trail is same up to Chhomrong, however you can choose to take an option course from Chhomrong, in the event that you would prefer not to restore a similar way.

From Chhomrong, you can go down to Jhinu dada, appreciate the hot spring there and after that stroll down to New Bridge and advance toward Landruk from that point. It's only a declining, really soak now and again.

From Landruk you can either take a jeep or trek to Pitam Deurali and after that to Australian Camp. A short stroll around 30 minutes will take you to Kadey, on the Pokhara-Baglung thruway.

P.S. You can likewise do the Nayapul-Birethanthi-Ghorepani-Ghandruk course of the trek. Or, on the other hand begin from Tatopani in Ghasa. That would be an entirely longer form of the trek however.

What amount of will it cost?

Nrs 1000/day up to Chhomrong.

Nrs 1500/day from Deurali onwards