We had a lovely two days in the quaint village of Chomrong after that adventure and we were now nearing the end of our trip. Today we were heading for Landruk
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Day 9: What goes up must come down and what goes down must go up again.
We decided that we would enjoy an outing from Chomrong to the Jhinu Hot Springs and then back again.
There is nothing nicer than knowing where you are going to and what you can expect. The same room, the same hosts, the same delicious food, the same hot chocolate, similar views.
We all made it up and out our cottage to see the sunrise from what is known as Annapurna Base Camp.
If you know where you want to go in life, what your goals and aims are, then follow the path, keep going, take a break when need be, but keep at it, slowly slowly does it. Because trust me, when you get there, it is so worth the effort!
Lesson: Always be open to new interactions, who knows, you might just make an awesome new friend or four
So we eventually made it to Chomrong, the walk there was beautiful and Chomrong was definitely my favourite place to stay on the whole trek.
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Day 3: Be willing to adjust your plans and you never know what unexpected joys you might come across.
his was probably the hardest day of the whole trek for me. A sleepless night with a 4:45 wake up call to head off and up (please note the word UP – doing steps UP first thing in the morning is definitely not my strong point!) to Poon Hill.
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Day 2: Accepting that things aren’t always the way we want them and seeing the beauty of what we do have and where we are. Ghorapani here we come.
The terraced fields of Ulleri, the donkeys walking past carrying all that is needed by us crazy tourists to places higher up the mountains and then seeing the snow-capped mountains of the direction we were heading to. Yip we were heading somewhere into those peaks.
So we started off on our adventure walking from Nayaul to our first night’s stay in the village of Tirkhedunga. Here you learn early on, that the ABC trek is a lot of steps up and then steps down… this wouldn’t be the end of the steps