Travel Tips and Stories of Annapurna in Nepal
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Travel guide of Annapurna
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Annapurna from travelers sharing their experiences
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Travel guide of Annapurna
4 km from Annapurna
Fishtail mountain (Machhapuchhre) rising between the hills of Tadapani, Nepal during sunset
7 km from Annapurna
The majestic Mt. Machapuchere (6,993m) also known as Mt. Fishtail, seen on the way to Mardi Himal High Camp (3,500m).
8 km from Annapurna
Nepal has the most amazing starry skies I have ever seen. ⛰️✨ On a good night the sky is so clear that you can see the milky way bending over the horizon and tens of thousands of stars glimmering with your own eyes. And when it all happens among the world’s most magnificent mountains the setup is perfect.
8 km from Annapurna
Was in Ghandruk, Nepal when took the shot of this beautiful mountain.
10 km from Annapurna
Looking over the Pokhara Valley from Dhampus (1,650m) at dawn.
11 km from Annapurna
Annapurna South, Hinchuli and Machapuchare at dawn from Poon Hill, Nepal
11 km from Annapurna
a ladybird beetle strolling casually against the backdrop of Annapurna mountain range in Ghorepani, Nepal
12 km from Annapurna
We awoke at 5am in the morning to ascend to the final leg of our 4 days hike on top of Poon Hill (3210 M). I placed my tripod down and set my camera up for a long exposure shot and this was the result. After about 40km of hiking, this shot was definitely worth every ounce of effort! The mountain range you’re looking at is the Annapurna mountain range with the middle peak being Annapurna South.
16 km from Annapurna
This photo was taken on the road back from Annapurna Base Camp to the Bamboo village
Experienced by Serhii Vasylenko
16 km from Annapurna
A trekker standing and watching mountains on a downhill early in the morning
Experienced by Prakash Aryal
18 km from Annapurna
Machapuchare, as viewed from the trail to Annapurna Base Camp, Nepal.
18 km from Annapurna
You can reach to close of Mount Fishtail in Mardi Himal Trek.
20 km from Annapurna
I took this picture while trekking to Poon Hill, one of the famous tourism places of Nepal. It was taken as soon as the first rays of the sun hit the might Macchapuchre mountain.
Experienced by Aman Dhakal
22 km from Annapurna
Took this photo on the way up to Annapurna Base Camp in winter 2016. Trek was tiring but views like this kept me going! Hope you enjoy this photo!
22 km from Annapurna
Quando fai trekking in quelle zone la cosa che attendi con maggiore ansia è il sole, specialmente la mattina presto, specialmente quando puoi ammirare montagne del genere intorno a te.
22 km from Annapurna
We had to wake up quite early. Hiking partly in the cover of the night, using the flashlights to light the path to reach the top of the hill. We were there right on time to see the sun slowly bathing the peaks of Annapurna. It was really magnificent view as the sun slowly reaches the peaks and gray turns into orange and finally white. The mountains that inspired so many artists, battled with so many alpinists and provided shelter to so many people in need.
25 km from Annapurna
At first, I thought those are smoke until I realized, those are actually clouds look like a floating river from the window of the hotel we stayed in Pokhara during our Nepal tour.
25 km from Annapurna
Once you decided to visit Nepal, you will understand why mountaineers spend their life on these snowy roads.
Experienced by Tam Tran
25 km from Annapurna
Shot on a gloomy morning in Pokhara as the boats lay idle - waiting for tourists, and the clouds slowly cleared away from the hills of Sarangkot.
27 km from Annapurna
Closeup view of peak of Machapuchare. Machhapuchchhre or Machhapuchhre (from Nepali माछापुच्छ्रे , meaning 'fishtail', Tamu: कतासुँ क्लिको), is a mountain situated in the Annapurna massif of Gandaki Pradesh, north-central Nepal. Its highest peak has never been officially climbed due to the impossibility of gaining a permit from the government of Nepal.
