After the breakfast, you will drive by private vehicle from hotel to culture tour or sightseeing Swoyambhu stupa and Patan Durbar Square. The Swoyambhu  stupa known as monkey temple as well, and these spot are very ancient & essentially registered in UNESCO world heritage sites with tour guide. At the beginning you will go to visit at Swoyambhu stupa ( Monkey Temple) and second you will drive to visit at Patan Durbar Square.

The starting point is the second old village center of Ghandruk. Take the trail leading to Tadapani. When you reach the branch –off stairs just continue straight till the village of Komrong on the ridge. From there it is a step descent to the Kimrong Khola and a steep uphill climb up the opposite hillside where you will join the main trail Tadapani to Chomrong. After passing the houses of Taulung you soon reach the first big lodges of upper Chomrong.

Continuing on the other side you will again be on that grill during your steep climb in the burning sun! Therefore, it is wise to start early in the morning. There you will have a great view back to Chhomrong and the Modi Khola valley with the hills on the horizon. If you are looking up the valley you can see the houses of Dovan and evenDeurali. After Sinuwa you will continue along the hillside high above the river and it will take you around one hour to come to some open pastures with a house of the former village of Khuldighar. The most dangerous part is definitely the stretch between the Deurali and MBC, but avalanches can come on the trail all the way to Bamboo. If an avalanche starts some thousand meters higher, it wii be funneled down to the valleys below and suddenly fall down over the wall.

You just continue on a forest trail till you reach the three lodges of Dovan. They are lined up beside the trail and each offers a nice sunny spot. After Himalayan Hotel the forest will be less dense and the terrain becomes more and more alpine. You also have to cross more often the snow fields which are in fact the remain of old avalanches.  It is so big that in the past it offered shelter for up to 50 porters carrying the material for the first expeditions in the area. It was also a well-known meeting point. There was even a little teahouse below it, but it was destroyed long ago. From this point it is another 30 min to the three lodges of Deurali. You can already feel the impact of the higher altitude and the thinner air.

If you want to stay overnight in ABC it is best to sleep one night in either Deurali or at MBC. If you come to Deurali in the afternoon it would be best to find a room in Deurali as it is a nice place to stay. It would also mean that a very early morning departure the next morning would get you through the most avalanche-exposed stretch before mid-morning. Ther are now two trails continuing from Deurali. The old one is riskier when it comes to avalanches. The second one is more on the eastern side of the valleyand is supposed to be avalanch free. To take the second trail go down from the Deurali lodges to the river and cross it on a bridge. The trail continues through of the Modi Khola. It will take you around 2.5 hours to reach Mbc with its several lodges.

Another two hours after your break and you are in ABC. When I reached ABC around noon the clouds were already creeping up and we had no view at all. But in the late afternoon suddenly they disappeared and we got to enjoy a beautiful sunset. The five basic lodges at ABC are located on the side of the huge border moraine and if you climb to the ridge you see the enomous glaciers. To the north you can see the huge rock wall of Annapurna I but the other mountain peaks rival it in majesty and form a huge circle around ABC. Another trekking peak is Hiunchuli just south of ABC which you can summit in a three-day expedition via the pass between it and the Annapurna south.  Heading back down the valley is much easier. Even if you do some exploring in the morning, you should have no problem reaching Bamboo in a single day from Annapurna Base Camp.

You can go down to Bambo in two days. If you want to go to pokhara you would even go to Jhinudanda and spend the evening relaxing in the hot springs. Then it would take one more day to get to Pokhara. Go down to Jhinudanda and continue to Khola with its many ups and downs. In Sewai you may already be able to get a seat inNew Bridge. In new Bridge continue on the valley trail on the banks of the Modi  a vehicle heading to Birethanti and Nayapul. Nayapul is on the main Pokhara-Beni road. You’ll find many Taxis looking for customers. You can also wait for one of the many buses heading to the Bus Park at the north end of Pokhara.

You can get tickets from a hotel; but if you would rather fly, most hotels will gladly arrange a ticket for you. In morning, you take your breakfast and you should arrive in Pokhara airport to fly in Kathmandu. You can saw the beautiful views from the plane. It takes 25 minutes to reach Kathmandu from Pokhara. Then when you arrive in Kathmandu airport, our private transport pick up and transfer to hotel. If you may you can celebrate your success in hotel.

1. Paddle on the Phewa Tal: you can rent little boats and row on the lake. The rent for the day is not much more than for one hour, and you will normally enjoy it for at least 2.5 hours.
2. The Tal Barahi temple (on the island in the Phewa Tal): you can visit on you own by renting a boat or taking a boat ride from the main boating gate in Lakeside. This temple is worth visiting and many families come ther to make their offerings.
3. Going up to the Freedom Stupa: High above Pokhara on the southern ridge there is the beautiful freedom Stupa with absolutely fine views of the breathtaking Mountain range. Take a boat to cross to the other side of the lake and climb up. Be aware that there have been several robberies in the past so never go alone and leave valuable things in the hotel.
4. Gupteshwore Mahadev Cave: This cave south of the hill with the Freedom Stupa is a Hindu temple for the god Mahadev. You can combine it with a long walk on the way back from the stupa and continue to Devi Falls. On the way you will also pass a little Tibetan Refugee camp.