Trekking in Nepal is the diverse experience up in the Himalayas. It allows travelers to witness the culture and nature. The motto of Nepal Tourism Board on Nepal Tourism is Naturally Nepal Once is not enough. Even if you have very short holiday; trekking is possible. Moreover, it is towards the base camp of world’s 10th tallest mountain Mt. Annapurna.  Nepal Hiking Himalaya offers the best Short Annapurna Base Camp Trek package. It is possible to trek in the region within a week.

The journey of Short Annapurna Base Camp Trek starts from Siwai. This is small town on the ABC Trek route up to where the jeep will take the trekkers. Trekkers continue the journey towards Chhomrong. However, in regular Annapurna Base Camp Trekking trekkers have to take the Poon Hill route. The scenery in this short route is equally spectacular.

However, it requires more physical fitness in comparison to regular ABC Trek. The first day of walking from Siwai to Chhomrong never fails to motivate trekkers. Green lush forests, terraced farmlands, mountain vistas and water resources are regular companions.

Short ABC Trek – Smart way to reach Mt. Annapurna

Trekkers head to Machhapuchhre Base Camp after staying overnight in Dovan. These places constantly remind the change in climate and landscape. The more higher you trek the more change in vegetation appears. Temperate, Alpine and Tundra vegetation are on offer. Frequently checking of the personal status in terms of oxygen level, fatigue and physical condition is necessary.

Trekkers finally reach the Annapurna Base Camp in just about 4 days of walking. Relish every time in the Annapurna Sanctuary. This is the finest place to observe the mountains as they are on 360 degree panoramic view. Finally, trekkers return back to Pokhara via Himalaya and Chhomrong Route.

Short Annapurna Base Camp Trek is physically demanding yet its mesmerizing. Moreover, it is the once in a lifetime experience. Even if you don’t have long holidays, just plan with us. This is an ideal way to leave your footprints on the base camp of Mt. Annapurna.