North Annapurna Base Camp (North ABC), Nepal - Cinematic Travel Film

#NorthABC #north_abc #annapurnabasecamp Annapurna North Base Camp — also known as North ABC and First Annapurna Base Camp — is one of Nepal’s most breathtaking yet lesser-explored trekking destinations. Located in the Myagdi district at an altitude of 4,190 meters, this route follows the historic Maurice Herzog Trail, the same path taken during the world’s first successful ascent of Annapurna I (8,091m) in 1950. This trek is not just about mountains — it’s about people, stories, and the quiet beauty that defines Nepal. From Narchyang to Humkhola, and then on to Bhusket Mela, we walked through waterfalls, rivers, and forests — climbing from 1,300m to 4,200m in just two days. It’s one of the easiest yet most rewarding treks we’ve ever done. This video also captures the hard work and dedication of Tej Dai, Narimaya Aunty, and the incredible locals of Narchyang, whose relentless efforts made the North Annapurna Base Camp accessible to the world. Day 1: Kathmandu to Pokhara (Flight), Pokhara to Baglung bus park(Bus), Baglung bus park to Beni(Bus), Beni to Humkhola (Jeep) Day 2: Humkhola to Bhusket mela Day 3: Bhusket Mela to Panchakunda Lake to North ABC and return to Bhusket Mela and take a jeep back to Tatopani. Day 4 : Tatopani to Pokhara Total Spent 20k per head. (Flights were expensive since it was Dashain, 8k spent on flights and one night stay at Pokhara. The trip can be done more cheaply)