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Adventure A trek to the Annapurna You have reached your limit for free articles this month. To get full access, please subscribe. Already have an account ? Sign in Show Less Plan What you get? Premium Articles Enjoy reading as many articles as you wish without any limitations. Faster Pages Move smoothly between articles as our pages load instantly. In-depth analysis In-depth analysis of issues and events in India and around the world. Archives Get full access to 22 years old archives. 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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