Since many years, trek to the base camp of Annapurna Mountain has remained popular form

of trek for tourists willing to enjoy in Annapurna region. The complete trail proceeds with

spectacular views of rhododendron forests available in lush and green formats, terraced rice

paddies and landscapes of very high altitude with the views of famous Annapurna mountain

range for many times.

Overview on Annapurna Mountain Range and Trek

Annapurna base camp trek is present across remote yet traditional villages, which receive

greetings from many local people, while passing from lush yet green vegetations and

Himalayan mountains covered with snow and exclusive Annapurna mountain range.

History of Annapurna Mountain

James O.M (Jimmy), a British traveler was the first person, who invented the area and

mountain peak of Annapurna while his trekking in the region of Nepal. Later on, in the year

1956, Robert calls the region as Sanctuary of Gods. In addition, local area people have given

the name as Annapurna Sanctuary Trek, where Anna refers to the food, while Purna implies

enough.

Along with Nepalese, most of the people belonging to different countries worldwide call

Annapurna of Himalaya as Goddess for Harvest. Majority of Himalayan Rivers receives

water from glaciers of Annapurna Mountain, which further facilitate irrigation and thereby,

become bouncy enough for feeding humans and other living creatures.

Annapurna Trek

The complete setting of Annapurna base camp trek is at the height of 4130 meters, which is

incredibly spectacular and unique in nature. In addition, it remains set at the middle of famous

yet majestic Annapurna 1 Peak of 8091 meters height, southern Annapurna of 7219 meters,

Hiunchuli at 6441 meters and Machapuchhre at about 6993 meters. The complete trek

requires between 7 and 12 days based on chosen itinerary of travelers and total numbers of

days, for which travelers may walk easily.