Your journey begins with a scenic drive from Pokhara, where lush hills, terraced farmlands, and glimpses of flowing rivers set the tone for the adventure ahead. Upon reaching Nayapul, the trek starts along a lively trail that follows the Bhurungdi Khola, passing small villages and local tea houses. You’ll walk through charming settlements where you can observe daily life, including farmers working in the fields and children heading to school.

The trail gradually introduces stone steps as you approach Ulleri, offering a steady and rewarding climb through forests and hillside landscapes. Along the way, rhododendron trees and traditional Gurung houses create a rich cultural and natural experience. By the time you reach Ulleri, you’re welcomed with panoramic hillside views and a peaceful mountain atmosphere.

After a scenic drive to Nayapul, the trek begins through rhododendron forests and traditional Gurung villages. The trail meanders along the Modi Khola River, revealing cascading waterfalls and terraced farmland. Passing through charming hamlets, you’ll experience the local culture and hospitality firsthand. Ghandruk offers breathtaking views of Annapurna South and Machapuchhre peaks. The village is a window into Gurung traditions, with stone houses and narrow pathways. You can explore the local museum or relax at teahouses overlooking the valley. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy spotting Himalayan birds and listening to the soothing river sounds.

The trail to Chhomrong winds through dense forests and terraced slopes. Early morning light illuminates Annapurna South, Machapuchhre, and Hiunchuli, offering panoramic photo opportunities. Cross suspension bridges over roaring streams, adding excitement to the trek. The village of Chhomrong sits strategically at the base of the Machapuchhre Glacier, providing stunning views of the surrounding peaks. Along the way, you will notice terraced fields where locals grow millet, corn, and potatoes. Small tea houses along the trail offer local delicacies and warm beverages. The crisp mountain air and natural surroundings make every step invigorating.

The path to Bamboo descends initially before rising through lush forests filled with bamboo groves, giving the area its name. The trail passes traditional villages where locals greet trekkers with a smile, providing insight into rural Himalayan life. The forested trail is rich with rhododendrons, oak, and pine, creating a vibrant tapestry of colours in spring and autumn. Waterfalls along the route offer serene spots to rest and enjoy nature. The views of Annapurna South and Hiunchuli remain constant companions, changing with the angle of the trail. Bamboo provides a peaceful retreat for the night with simple but comfortable lodges.