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Adventure A trek to the Annapurna Trekkers on the trail to Annapurna Base Camp in Nepal. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 1/13 The first rays of the sun on the Annapurna range. A glacier can be seen in front. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 2/13 On the way to Jinu Danda, on the first day on the Annapurna Base Camp trail. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 3/13 The climb to Chamrung. The rough-hewn stone steps leading to the village seemed never-ending. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 4/13 A trail near Annapurna Base Camp. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 5/13 Porters are the lifeline of trekking tourism in Nepal. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 6/13 A porter carrying a water tank meant for tourists, near Siwai. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 7/13 Machhapuchhre, one of the peaks of the Annapurna range. The name comes from its pointy fishtail shape. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 8/13 Corncobs left out to dry in Chumrung village. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 9/13 Prayer flags at the base camp. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 10/13 Dovan, one of the villages on the trail. Like most villages, it is located in densely wooded, dark jungles. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 11/13 A bridge on the trail. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 12/13 In Chumrung, with Annapurna forming the backdrop. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 13/13 This article is closed for comments.Please Email the Editor
Trekkers on the trail to Annapurna Base Camp in Nepal. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 1/13 The first rays of the sun on the Annapurna range. A glacier can be seen in front. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 2/13 On the way to Jinu Danda, on the first day on the Annapurna Base Camp trail. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 3/13 The climb to Chamrung. The rough-hewn stone steps leading to the village seemed never-ending. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 4/13 A trail near Annapurna Base Camp. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 5/13 Porters are the lifeline of trekking tourism in Nepal. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 6/13 A porter carrying a water tank meant for tourists, near Siwai. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 7/13 Machhapuchhre, one of the peaks of the Annapurna range. The name comes from its pointy fishtail shape. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 8/13 Corncobs left out to dry in Chumrung village. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 9/13 Prayer flags at the base camp. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 10/13 Dovan, one of the villages on the trail. Like most villages, it is located in densely wooded, dark jungles. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 11/13 A bridge on the trail. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 12/13 In Chumrung, with Annapurna forming the backdrop. Photo: Sudha Mahalingam 13/13
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