Annapurna Base Camp November 2003
		When I first decided to trek up Annapurna Base Camp (ABC), I wondered how I would be able to take endless walking for 5-6 hours every day for 10 days in a row. But it proved to be much easier than I thought. After the first day, which started easy with just a 3-4 hour trek up a gradual incline and through charming little villages, I soon forgot about the boredom of walking. The views of the mountains were spectacular and the people, friendly and interesting. One can't help but marvel at their simplicity and joy in life, despite living in poor conditions! But of course, the highlight of the journey was the cute men we met along the way! :) ABC - we shall never forget thee!
		The early fingers of dawn stretches across the himalayan skyline.			I could walk to the ends of the earth for views like this!
		Walking up in the freezing cold at 5am in the morning to watch the sunrise at PoonHill.			Spectacular views from PoonHill. My fingers were frozen trying to take this shot!
					We witness an avalanche on Machapuchere Base Camp (MBC)
		Baby in a basket. Taken along the annapurna trek at one of the villages.
					Back to civilisation. Lovely dinner in Pokhara.
		Mr. and Mrs Devi - the owners of the tea house in Jinhu and one of the craziest but most fun Nepalese couple we met!