Day 1: Kathmandu to Pokhara (830 m) 6 to 7 hours drive

Today after morning breakfast, the trekking guide will pick you up at a hotel and take you towards the bus station to catch a tourist standard bus to reach Pokhara. Therefore leaving the valley, the bus follows west to catch Prithvi Highway towards Pokhara. On the midway, we stop twice for breakfast and lunch before stepping into Pokhara. Finally, after reaching Pokhara, we see Fewa Lake in the remaining hours and stay overnight there.

Day 2: Pokhara to Naya Pool to Ghandruk (1940 m ) 6 hours

After breakfast today, we depart for the hour-long trip from Pokhara to Naya Pool. We begin our walk from Naya Pool, passing through picturesque towns like Birethanti.  Gurungs, Magars, and Tamangs, who are native to the region, live in these communities.  On the route, we pass Jhinu Danda's hot springs.  It's up to you whether or not you want to relax in the hot springs! We hike for around five hours to get to Ghandruk, where we spend the first night. There is time to go around the Gurung Museum in Ghandruk to gain a sense of how the Gurung people live their daily lives.  Their daily equipment, utensils, and information about their previous and present lives are on exhibit.  You can get to know your trekking partners and guide them over dinner at the teahouse. 

Day 3: Ghandruk to Chomrong (2,170 m) 6 hours trek

As we leave the teahouse and ascend the trail from Ghandruk, following the Modi River, breathtaking scenery welcomes us.  Following the ascent, you reach the Kimrong River, which is crossed by a suspension bridge before the terrain steepens and requires several hours of uphill climbing.   The Gurung people also live at Chomrong, a little village that is said to be an old branch of Ghandruk.  A Buddhist stupa can be found at the village's base.

Day 4: Chomrong to Bamboo (2,310 m) 5 hours trek

Beautiful views of all the best Annapurna mountains, including Annapurna South, Annapurna I, II, and III, as well as Machhapucchre, can be seen in the area surrounding Bamboo.  Additionally, there's a chance to view other animals like deer and Himalayan goats.

Day 5: Bamboo to Deurali   Deurali (3,230 m) 5 hours

After breakfast, we go out and travel through bamboo groves.  This produces a cool environment that is ideal on hot summer days, albeit maybe chilly in the morning.  The path widens as it climbs green hills.  There is a glacial river below us. There is a hard ascent to Hinku cave and more bamboo forest as the trail gets a little rougher. As we get closer to Deurali, the vegetation starts to disappear, but the trail is still intriguing since there are waterfalls and a suspension bridge to cross. 

Day 6: Deurali to Annapurna Base Camp Annapurna Base Camp (4,130 m) 6 hours

Today's journey begins with an upward climb across rocky terrain, so eat a hearty breakfast. We should be aware of our bodies and take it easy today since we are at the highest height of the hike.  Instead, keep your distance and savor the stunning mountains in the area.  Before continuing on for another two hours to reach Annapurna Base Camp, we first arrive at Machhapucchre Base Camp and spend some time there snapping pictures of the snow-capped mountains. A few of the mountains we can see from Annapurna Base Camp are Annapurna South, Annapurna I and III, Hiunchuli, and of course, Machhapuchhre, who has been with us the entire walk.  Spend the night at Annapurna Base Camp and enjoy a delicious dinner to honor your accomplishment. 

Day 7: Annapurna Base Camp to Bamboo (2,310 m) 8 hours

Even while this walk offers stunning sunrises every day, you might want to get up especially early today to see the sun rise over the Annapurna Mountains.  Getting up early is definitely worth it for something so spectacular!  After eating breakfast, it's time to start the journey back to Bamboo.  It takes roughly 7 hours to get to Bamboo after passing through the Modi Khola and rhododendron forests.  a trail that is both long and easy. 

Day 8: Bamboo to Jhinu Danda (1,760 m) 6 hours

Chhomrung to Jhinu is reached by retracing our steps via bamboo and rhododendron trees.  We advise leaving Bamboo early since it takes around 5 hours and because we have learned from experience that the hot springs at Jhinu Danda seem considerably more alluring than they did at the beginning of our trek.  It is feasible to leave early, eat lunch at Jhinu Danda, and then spend the afternoon at the hot springs.  It's time to unwind and enjoy the warm water from nature! 

Day 9: Jhinu Danda to Naya Pool to Pokhara (830 m) 7 hours

Take in as much of the mountains as you can on this, the last day of the walk, as you travel for around 5 hours to get to Naya Pool, where a vehicle is waiting to return us to Pokhara.  We will stop for lunch en route or at Naya Pool because it will be a long day.  After arriving at your cozy Pokhara hotel, you can go shopping before unwinding by the lake with a long, cold drink in advance of supper.  Although dinner is not included in the price of the tour, we are confident that your guide would be glad to make a great restaurant recommendation and join you on your final night at your invitation. 

Day 10: Pokhara to Kathmandu (1,300 m) 8 hours

On this last day after a sweet early morning breakfast, we move forward to catch a tourist standard bus towards Kathmandu leaving Pokhara. And our 10 days Annapurna Base Camp Trek ends.