12 day Annapurna base camp yoga trekking in Nepal

Retreat Highlights

• 360-Degree Mountain Views: The ultimate reward at Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m) is the awe-inspiring, all-around panorama of towering peaks, including Annapurna I (8,091m), Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Gangapurna.
• Machapuchare (Fishtail) Base Camp: Before reaching ABC, the trail passes Machapuchare Base Camp (3,700m), offering stunning, close-up views of the sacred, distinctive “Fishtail” peak which is forbidden to climb.
• Sunrise from Poon Hill: An optional but highly recommended side trip, Poon Hill (3,210m) provides a breathtaking sunrise view over the entire Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, painting the snow-capped peaks in golden hues.
• Rhododendron and Bamboo Forests: The trek winds through lush bamboo and oak forests into vibrant spring rhododendron blooms, contrasting sharply with the high-altitude alpine terrain.
• Annapurna Sanctuary: The base camp sits in a dramatic glacial amphitheater, surrounded by towering peaks in a starkly beautiful high-altitude setting.
• Rivers and Waterfalls: The trail follows the dramatic Modi Khola gorge, crossing numerous thrilling suspension bridges over gushing, glacier-fed rivers and waterfalls.
• Charming Villages & Culture: Pass through traditional Gurung and Magar villages known for their warm hospitality, traditional stone houses and terraced fields.
• Natural Hot Springs: On the last days, the village of Jhinu Danda offers natural hot springs, a perfect spot to soak and relax tired muscles after days of trekking.

About this Retreat

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Jay

Jay

Bridging the gap between the mat and the mountains, Jay is originally from a small town Mugling in the Chitwan district, he began his career in 2017 as a helper for yoga treks. He received the government trekking guide license in 2021 and later completed a RYT-200 in Nepal. Today, he works as a yoga teacher and trekking guide at Yatri yoga retreat. Jay brings over six years of dedicated experience to his role as a mountain guide and yoga instructor, uniquely blending physical endurance with deep inner work. His retreats are renowned for a philosophy that shifts the traditional mountaineering focus from outward conquest to “Inner Engineering,” using the natural challenge of high altitudes as a catalyst for profound personal development.

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