Annapurna North base camp trek

Annapurna North base camp trek is the newly explored trekking route in the Annapurna region. It short and wilderness trekking can explore the rural area of Annapurna north, can stay local home, and can view the life culture of Magar ethnic group in the foot of the Annapurna mountain range. Annapurna North base camp trek is unexplored and hidden trails in this region. The trail is unique and wildernesses to explore, this trail offers some of the amazing local villages with diverse culture and friendliest people, scenic landscapes, breathtaking views of Annapurna’s including Annapurna 1, Tilicho, Nilgiri and Barah Shikhar, etc. The trek commences from Tatopani which is on the way to the world-famous trek route of the Annapurna circuit

Annapurna North base camp trek can view 360-degree Mountain at base camp leaves trekkers speechless. Similarly, tranquil Narchyang Lake at base camp is a major attraction of this route, The Lake usually gets frozen during the winter season. Hot springs, glaciers, waterfalls, and caves also make this route majestic. While camping at Base Camp, Avalanche triggering by sound: Myth and truth. Rhododendron flowers (National flower of Nepal) also are an added attraction. Suspension bridges, stone steps, and mountain terrain also are parts of this route, Magar culture at lower and upper Narchyang is an enjoyable fragment on this route. On a lucky day, wild lives like Himalayan monal, Himalayan thars, Himalayan gorals, musk deer snow leopards, blue sheep, bears, and wild dogs could be spotted. By the way, if you are a big fan of grazing the stars, some of the camping sites are some of the best spots in the world to view the stars.

Annapurna North base camp trek introduce one of this trail closed for almost a half-century by the Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal, Western Regional Association. This trail is called “The Annapurna North Base Camp trail (4190 m)”. Historically, on June 3rd,1950, French mountaineers Maurice Herzog, his colleague Louis Lachenal and a Nepali guide Ang Tharke Sherpa reached the top of Annapurna 1( the tenth highest mountain in the world at 8,091 meters) using this trail. This marked the first climbers in modern history to climb a peak over 8000m. In this context, TAAN WRA explored this route on (29 Nov-05 Dec 2020) to offer one of the most scenic untouched, and challenging trekking opportunities in the country to the world.

Annapurna North base camp trek can stay community homes and homestays currently in Upper Narchyang (lekhgaun) and another trekking route you will get experience tented camp. The trekking route combines with Ghorepani Poon Hill trek and Jomsom Muktinath trek. For Annapurna, the North base camp trek’s best season is Mid-September to Mid-December and March, April, and May.