Two-hour drive to Birethanti, and start trekking following Bhurungi  Khola and reach Tikhedhunga.

An easy way down to Kimrung Khola for lunch, ascend again to Chhomorong village which lies at the base of Hiunchuli at the elevation of 6,441m. which also offers a closeview of Annapurna and Macchhapucchhre.

Leaving chumrung, the trail descends and crosses the Chumrung river bridge. Climbing high above the modikhola on it west bank, the trail passes through the tiny settlement Tilche in forests of bamboo, rhododendron and oak. Climbing further on a rocky trailyou reach Sinuwa, at 2250m.

The trail continues in rhododendron forest, climbing Khuldi at 2350m. From Khudi, the trail descends a long, steep stone staircase into Modi river viewing thickets and deep bampoo and rhododendron forests. It is then a short distance to Bamboo Lodge 2190m. From here climb through stands of bamboo, then through rhododendron forest up the side of the canyon. After ascending continuously then reaching Doban 2430m, about two hours beyond Khuldi, there also a good Lodges. Passing by the pasture of Tomo and Panchen Barah climb up to Doban Lodge overnight.

Beyond Doban the trail traversec several avalanche chutes to upper Doban and the Approach Lodges. The trail then crosses a landslide and another avalanche track to the Himalaya Hotel (2680m). From this place it’s about an hours walk, first on a rocky trail through forests then up a steep ravine, to huge Hinku cavat 2960m. The trail crosses a ravine and a major avalanche track just beyond Hinku. About half an hour beyond Hinku is Deurali at (3000m). Above Deurali, the valley widens and becames less steep and you can see the gates to the sanctuary. Avalanches from Hinchuli and Annapurna South, peak which are above, but not visible from this points, come crashing into the valley with frightening speed and frequency. From Bagar, climb across more avalanche paths, cross a moraine and a tream, keeping up on the west bank of Modikhola river follow a more open valley at the side of Machhapuchhre Base Camp, then arrive Machapu- chare BC (3480m) for overnight.

It’s about a two hour climb to Annapurna bass camp at 3900m. Start early, clouds often come in before noon and can make the trail hard to find. In the high trekking season Lodges in Annapurna BC are ridiculously crowded. There are tremendous views of the nearvertical south face of Annapurna that towers above the sanctuary to the north-west. The mountain views are stupendous, the panorama includes Hinchuli, Annapurna south, Annapurna I (8091m), Annapurna III (7555m), Gangapurna (7454m), and Machapuchare (6997m). Today injoy altitude expirence.

This is usually a rest day. However, the glacial moraine,charismatic mountain views can be indulged in. Excursion of one of the biggest glaciers (Annapurna Glacier ) is just another charm.

Descend and follow the same way to a pleasant Lodge/camp spot at Bamboo. You should have noproblem reaching Bamboo Lodge in a single day from Annapurna bass camp.

Walk up to Chhomrong and further way down to Himalpani to have a feel of hot spring water and camp overnight at the bank of Modi river. At foot of Chumrung village turn south on a set of stone stairs and descend steeply towerds the Modi river.

Walk downwards to Modi river and ascend to Landrung,a beautiful Gurlung village and lunch at Tolkha and another easy ascent up to Dampush via Pathana. Overnight at Dampush.