Annapurna Base camp Trek

  • Trip Duration: 16 Days
  • Start - End: Kathmandu - Kathmandu
  • Highest Altitude4130 m
  • DifficultyModerate To Strenous
  • Price $ 1390
  • SeasonSpring (March–May) & Autumn (September–November)
  • ActivityTrekking
  • Rating
The Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek is one of Nepal’s most popular trekking destinations, offering breathtaking views of the Himalayas. Reaching an altitude of 4,130 meters, the trek brings you incredibly close to towering peaks like Annapurna I (8,091m) and Machhapuchhre (6,993m), making you feel like you can almost touch them.
 
This trek showcases Nepal’s diverse ecosystems, taking you through lush rice paddies, vibrant rhododendron forests, and high-altitude landscapes in just a short time. Along the way, experience traditional Gurung and Magar villages, rich in culture and warm hospitality. After days of trekking, relax your muscles in the natural hot springs of Jhinu Danda—a perfect reward for your efforts.
 
Suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers, the ABC Trek combines stunning mountain scenery, cultural encounters, and a thrilling Himalayan adventure. Whether you seek nature, adventure, or cultural immersion, this trek has it all!
 
Trip Highlights of Annapurna Base Camp Trek:
 
Breathtaking Mountain Views – Witness towering peaks like Annapurna I (8,091m), Machhapuchhre (6,993m), and Hiunchuli up close
Diverse Landscapes – Trek through lush rhododendron forests, terraced farms, and glacial valleys
Cultural Immersion – Experience traditional Gurung and Magar villages with unique hospitality
Natural Hot Springs – Relax your muscles in Jhinu Danda's therapeutic waters
Sunrise at ABC – Marvel at golden alpenglow illuminating the Annapurna massif
Poon Hill Detour – Optional sunrise viewpoint with panoramic Himalayan vistas
Rich Biodiversity – Spot wildlife in Annapurna Conservation Area
Teahouse Experience – Cozy mountain lodges with local cuisine
Achievable Challenge – Reach 4,130m without technical climbing
Year-Round Trekking – Best in spring (flowers) and autumn (clear skies)

 

  •   Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu
  •   Day 02: Kathmandu sightseeing
  •   Day 03: Overland to Pokhara
  •   Day 04: Pokhara Trek Tikhedhunga
  •   Day 05: Tikhedhunga Trek Ghorepani
  •   Day 06: Ghorepani Trek Poonhill- Tadapani
  •   Day 07: Tadapani Trek Chhomrong
  •   Day 08: Chhomrong Trek Dovan
  •   Day 09: Dovan Trek Machhapuchhare Base Camp
  •   Day 10: Machhapuchaare Base camp Trek Annapurna Base Camp
  •   Day 11: Annapurna Base camp Trek Bamboo
  •   Day 12: Bamboo Trek Jhinu Danda
  •   Day 13: Trek Nayapul- drive to Pokhara
  •   Day 14: Free exploring day
  •   Day 15: Fly to Kathmandu and afternoon explore the ancient city of Bhaktapur
  •   Day 16: Final departure
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu
On arrival in Kathmandu airport our representative will greet you and escort you to your hotel. A short briefing will be provided about the next day program. You will have rest of the day at leisure.
Day 02:Kathmandu sightseeing
After breakfast your guide will escort you to the most popular sights for sightseeing, which includes all four-heritage site of Kathmandu including Swyambhunath, Boudhanath, Pashupatinath temple and Kathmandu Durbar square. A short briefing will be followed afterward for the trek.
Day 03: Overland to Pokhara
Driving for about 5-6 hrs on normal road condition takes us to the beautiful city of Pokhara situated just 200 km out of Kathmandu. Pokhara at the height of 827m is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Nepal. The northern skyline of the city offers a very close view of the Himalayas. Its pristine air, spectacular backdrop of snowy peaks, serene lakes and surrounding greenery make it ‘the jewel in the Himalaya’, a place of remarkable natural beauty. Explore the lake side area with lots of shops or go for a boating in the Fewa Lake.
Day 04: Pokhara Trek Tikhedhunga
After breakfast drive to Nayapul by private transport for about an hour and a gradual walk through small local shops takes us to the suspension bridge of modi river, cross the bridge and we are at the village of Birethanti. We ascend slowly through small villages and field up from the river to Tikhedhunga.

Driving Time: approx. 1 hour
Trekking Time: approx. 4-5 hours
Heights: Tikhedhunga 1540m
Overnight in teahouse.
Day 05: Tikhedhunga Trek Ghorepani
We will have our breakfast before ascending steep staircase of Ulleri and then some more of gradual uphill walk through delightful villages and dense rhododendron forest to Ghorepani so characteristic of Nepal at these altitudes. If the weather is clear we will have stunning mountain views, making the climb well worth it.

Trekking Time: approx. 6-7 hours;
Heights: Ghorepani 2750m
Overnight in teahouse.
Day 06: Ghorepani Trek Poonhill- Tadapani
It`s early wake up call to hike uphill for an hour to Poon hill (3210m) for sunrise and panoramic view over the great Himalaya. After sunrise, we trek back to Ghorepani for breakfast and trek onward to Tadapani through rhododendron forests with chances to see some wild animal. Tadapani also greets you with excellent view of Annapurna South, Hiunchuli and fishtail.

Trekking Time: approx. 4-5 hours to Tadapani
Heights: Poon Hill 3210m, Tadapani 2710m
Overnight in teahouse.
Day 07: Tadapani Trek Chhomrong
The trail bend northward and drop sharply. We follow the small paths through terraced field to Kimrung khola. Pass the waterfalls and the trail climbs to Chhomrong village which is the highest permanent settlement in the valley situated in the lap of Annapurna Mountain.

Trekking Time: approx. 4 - 5 hours
Heights: Chhomrong 2100m
Overnight in tea house.
Day 08: Chhomrong Trek Dovan
We start descending from Chhomrong to  Chhomrong River and climb steeply through rhododendron and bamboo forest up the west bank and reach a small settlement before another steep descent and follow the river to Dovan.

Trekking Time: approx. 6 hours
Heights: Dovan 2430m
Overnight in teahouse.
Day 09: Dovan Trek Machhapuchhare Base Camp
Its a long climb through intermittent Bamboo forest and regular section of steam crossing. Taking some pause on the way via Deurali and Bagar we arrive at Machhapuchaare Base camp.

Trekking Time: approx. 6-7 hours
Heights: Machhapuchhare Base Camp 3700m
Overnight in tea house.
Day 10: Machhapuchaare Base camp Trek Annapurna Base Camp
It’s a short gradual walk today following the left hand tributary of the Modi khola to reach our final destination of the Annapurna Base camp where we could have magnificent view of Annapurna ranges and great sunrise over the Himalayas.

Trekking Time: approx. 2 hours
Heights: ABC 4130m,
Overnight in teahouse.
Day 11: Annapurna Base camp Trek Bamboo
From today we start retracing our way back.

Trekking Time: approx. 6-7 hours
Heights: Bamboo 2300m
Overnight in teahouse.
Day 12: Bamboo Trek Jhinu Danda
We continue retracing our way back following up hill and down hill track through forest and village to Chhumrung and proceed on ward to Jhinu Danda for some relaxation at natural hot spring.  

Trekking Time:  approx. 5 hours
Heights: Jhinu Danda 1700m
Overnight in teahouse
Day 13: Trek Nayapul- drive to Pokhara
We have our final down hill walk waiting for us and at last the level walk follow us to our final destination of Nayapul from where we take our private transport back to Pokhara. After an hour drive enjoy nice long shower at your hotel and relax on this stunning lakeside .

Trekking Time: approx. 5 hours
Driving Time: approx 1 ½ hours
Day 14: Free exploring day
You have free exploring day in this beautiful city today. You could either take a boat ride in the serene lake or explore the caves, waterfalls or hill station of Pokhara or just chill with chilling beer in one of the many surrounding bars of the lake side.
Day 15: Fly to Kathmandu and afternoon explore the ancient city of Bhaktapur
After relaxing breakfast, we head to airport to take 30 minutes flight to Kathmandu. Upon arrival at Kathmandu transfer to hotel and later proceed to see one of the most beautiful and historic ancient city of Kathmandu valley.
Day 16: Final departure
Relax or do more shopping until its time for us to drive you to airport in good time to catch your flight onward to your next destination.

 

Includes:

  • All ground transportations/Tourist coach
  • Comfort hotel of 3 star categories in twin sharing with breakfast - 6 nights
  • Accommodation in Teahouses/Lodges in twin sharing while on trek- 9 nights
  • Domestic flight – Pokhara/Kathmandu
  • Sightseeing tour with an English speaking government licensed Guide will all entrance fees
  • An English speaking government licensed trekking guide while on trek and necessary porters
  • Annapurna conservation area fees and TIMs permit
  • Sleeping bag and Down jackets while on trek
  • Insurance with all other necessaries for our crew

Excludes:

  • Nepalese Visa
  • Travel insurance
  • Single accommodation (available on request at a supplement) Kathmandu/Pokhara only
  • All meals other than mentioned above
  • Any kind of drinks
  • Others not mentioned as included
The Annapurna Base Camp Trek isn’t just about hiking—it offers exciting side activities that make the journey even more memorable. Here are some must-try experiences:
 
Natural Hot Spring Bath in Jhinu Danda
Soak in the healing waters of Jhinu Danda’s hot springs after long trekking days.
Perfect for relaxing sore muscles while enjoying river views.
 
Explore Traditional Gurung & Magar Villages
Visit Ghandruk & Chhomrong, famous for their rich Gurung culture.
Experience local hospitality, try Nepali dal bhat, and see traditional stone houses.
 
Sunrise at Poon Hill (Optional Extension)
A short detour from the ABC route leads to Poon Hill (3,210m).
Witness panoramic views of Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Machhapuchhre at sunrise.
 
Bird Watching & Wildlife Spotting
The Annapurna Conservation Area is home to 200+ bird species and rare animals like the Himalayan Thar.
Keep an eye out for lush forests filled with rhododendrons (blooming in spring).
 
Photography & Mountain Views
Capture unforgettable shots of Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail Mountain).
The close-up Himalayan vistas are a photographer’s dream.
 
Yoga & Meditation in the Himalayas
Many teahouses offer morning yoga sessions with mountain views.
A great way to refresh your mind and body in nature’s serenity.
 
Short Helicopter Tour (For Those Short on Time)
Opt for a scenic helicopter ride from Pokhara to ABC for a breathtaking aerial view.
Ideal for travelers who want the Himalayan experience without long trekking.
 
Final Thought
The ABC Trek is more than just a hike—it’s a cultural, adventurous, and relaxing journey. Whether you love village tours, wildlife, photography, or hot springs, this trek has something extra for everyone!
Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek - Complete Travel Guide
The Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek is one of Nepal’s most iconic hikes, taking you through lush forests, traditional villages, and breathtaking Himalayan scenery. This guide covers everything you need to know—best time to visit, difficulty, permits, itinerary, and essential tips.
 
Best Time for Annapurna Base Camp Trek - Season Guide
✔ Best Seasons (Ideal Conditions)
Spring (March–May)
Pros: Rhododendron forests in full bloom (vibrant red/pink flowers)
Warm days (10–20°C), cool nights
Clear skies for mountain views
Cons: Popular season → busier trails
Occasional afternoon clouds
 
Autumn (September–November)
Pros: Stable weather (sunny, minimal rain)
Best visibility for Annapurna/Dhaulagiri ranges
Post- monsoon lush landscapes
Cons: Peak season → teahouses book faster
Colder nights (Nov)
 
❌ Challenging Seasons
Monsoon (June–August) Risks:
Heavy rainfall → leeches, muddy/slippery trails
Landslide risks in lower areas
Clouds often obscure mountain views
 
Advantage:
Fewer crowds, lush greenery
Winter (December–February)
Challenges: Freezing temps (-10°C at ABC)
Snow on trails (requires crampons in some sections)
 
Permits & Fees
Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) ~NPR 3,000 ($ 25)
TIMS Card (Trekkers’ Information Management System) ~NPR 2,000 ($ 15)
 
Obtain in Pokhara or Kathmandu before starting.
Classic ABC Trek Itinerary (7–10 Days)
Day 1: Pokhara → Nayapul → Tikhedhunga (1,540m)
Scenic drive to Nayapul, trek through villages.
Day 2: Tikhedhunga → Ghorepani (2,860m)
Steep climb via Ulleri’s famous 3,300 stone steps.
Day 3: Ghorepani → Poon Hill (3,210m) → Tadapani (2,630m)
Sunrise at Poon Hill (optional but highly recommended).
Day 4: Tadapani → Chhomrong (2,170m)
Enter Annapurna Sanctuary, cross suspension bridges.
Day 5: Chhomrong → Bamboo (2,310m) → Dovan (2,600m)
Descend, then ascend through rhododendron forests.
Day 6: Dovan → Machhapuchhre Base Camp (MBC, 3,700m)
Stunning views of Fishtail Mountain (Machhapuchhre).
Day 7: MBC → Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m) → Bamboo
Reach ABC at sunrise, descend to lower altitude.
Day 8: Bamboo → Jhinu Danda (Hot Springs) → Nayapul → Pokhara
Relax in Jhinu’s natural hot springs, drive back to Pokhara. (Shorter/longer itineraries available based on pace.)
 
Annapurna Base Camp Trek - Essential Packing List
Clothing
✔ Base Layers – Moisture-wicking thermal tops & bottoms
✔ Insulation – Fleece jacket, down jacket (for cold nights)
✔ Trekking Pants – Lightweight, quick-dry (convertible preferred)
✔ Waterproof Shell – Windproof/rain jacket (for unpredictable weather)
✔ Headwear – Warm beanie, sun hat/bandana, buff/neck gaiter
✔ Gloves – Lightweight for sun protection & insulated for cold
 
Footwear
✔ Hiking Boots – Sturdy, ankle-supporting, broken-in before trek
✔ Socks – Wool or synthetic (3–4 pairs, avoid cotton)
✔ Camp Shoes – Light sandals/Crocs for teahouses
 
Gear & Equipment
✔ Backpack – 30–50L (with rain cover)
✔ Trekking Poles – Helpful for steep ascents/descents
✔ Sleeping Bag – Rated for -10°C (teahouses provide blankets but can be cold)
✔ Water Purification – Tablets/filter (avoid single-use plastic bottles)
✔ Headlamp + extra batteries (power cuts are common)
 
Miscellaneous Essentials
✔ Sunscreen (SPF 50+) & lip balm (high UV at altitude)
✔ Sunglasses (UV-protective, polarized for snow glare)
✔ Basic First-Aid Kit – Bandages, blister tape, Diamox (for altitude), painkillers
✔ Power Bank (solar-powered if possible; limited charging in teahouses)
✔ Nepali Cash (small bills for snacks, tips; no ATMs on trail)
✔ Quick-Dry Towel & toiletries (biodegradable soap recommended)
✔ Snacks – Energy bars, nuts, chocolate (for extra fuel)
 
Optional but Useful
Book/Kindle (for downtime)
Portable oxygen meter (to monitor altitude acclimatization)
Earplugs (teahouses can be noisy)
 
Pro Tips:
Pack light! Porters carry ~10–15kg max if hired.
Layer wisely – Mornings are freezing, days can be warm.
 
Waterproof everything – Use dry bags/Ziplocs for electronics & clothes.
Safety & Altitude Tips
Acclimatize properly (don’t rush, stay hydrated).
Avoid alcohol & smoking at high altitudes.
 
Why Trek to Annapurna Base Camp?
✅ Stunning 360° Himalayan views (Annapurna I, Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri).
✅ Rich cultural experience (Gurung & Magar villages).
✅ Varied landscapes (rice terraces, forests, glaciers).
✅ Less crowded than Everest Base Camp but equally breathtaking.
 
Final Thoughts
The ABC Trek is a perfect blend of adventure, nature, and culture, suitable for most trekkers. Whether you’re a solo traveler or in a group, this journey promises unforgettable memories.

Booking procedure:
It’s pretty simple! Just click on book now, fill up the short booking form and make a deposit of 10% online. You will get the confirmation of your booking with in 24 hrs by email. If you require any further assistance or have any questions please send us an email at info@hawkseyetravels.com

Booking conditions:

  • You will receive final confirmed by email once we have received 10% deposit as non-refundable fee.
  • The remaining balance amount could be paid upon your arrival in Kathmandu. But if you are joining the Bhutan tour 100% payment should be reach on our bank at least one month prior to departure date. 
  • If you cancelled the trip after your arrival due to sickness or any other emergency, full amount will be charged.
  • No extra charge will be charge if you notify us to change the date 30 days prior the departure date. After that 10% extra charge will be charged for changing the date.
  • No refund will be made after departure if you decided to abandon the trip voluntarily or involuntarily or by any other reason or any kind of circumstances.
  • There are certain amounts of risk involved on the trip, which you are willing to take. It is mandatory to have your travel insurance, which cover minimum of medical and rescue evacuation to join any of our trips.
  • We cannot be held responsible for any delays or cancellation of trip caused by flight, strikes, government regulation, weather or any other unavoidable circumstances.
  • Hawks eye reserve the right to cancel any trip before departure. In due cases your deposited amount will be refunded with out any charges.
Visa Rules
All nationalities except Indians require a visa for Nepal, which could be, obtain from Embassies abroad or on arrival at Tribhuwan international airport in Kathmandu. To avoid the long queue you could apply on line visa form.
You need to have one passport photo and following fees in US dollars to obtain the visa on arrival.
  • USD 25 for Tourist visa with Multiple Entries for 15 days
  • USD 40 for Tourist visa with Multiple Entries for 30 days
  • USD 100 for Tourist visa with Multiple Entries for 90 days
  • USD 2 per day for visa extensions.
Please note: The visa regulations and fees for visa changes frequently so its is advisable to check the current rules with your nearest Nepalese Embassy or Consulate.
Climate and Best time to go
Weather in Nepal is unpredictable and varies a lot from altitute ranges. The best season to select this trip is in Autumn and Spring. Autumn (Mid- September to November) while the air is clean with high visibility. The weather is brisk but not too cold. The days are sunny (10-15 degree Celsius) but the temperature drops significantly as you trek higher day by day with the coldest temperature of (-5 to -10 Degree C) at night. The Spring (March to Mid May) is the season for flowers to bloom. The days are warmer (20-30 degrees) but night temperature could drop down to (0 to -5) as you start ascend higher. The tour could be done in winter (Dec to Feb) as well but please expect more cold nights and days with snows, the temperature could drop down to (-10 to -15 C at night) but still days are sunny with (10 to 15 degrees C).
Highlight of the trips
  • One of the most popular trekking destination
  • Charming villages and forest
  • Meet locals at villages
  • Panoramic view over Himalayas
  • The historic sites of Kathmandu valley
  • Beautiful city of pokhara and Fewa lake
Trip Grade: Medium to Fairly hard
The trip includes steep climbing and down hill walk and goes through some dense forest with slippery muddy trails to alpine zone at 4130-meter of Annapurna base camp. Good health with physical fitness is recommended. Previous experience is not mandatory.
Group Size: Private or Small group size (2-10 Pax)
To give our clients a memorable and insightful travel experience with lots of time to interact with each other or with the locals we do run the group as private or in small size groups only. You could either choose to travel private or join with others in Group. Our group size consists of minimum two to ten people unless you chose to make your own private trip with more than ten people.
Trek Type: Teahouse/Lodge
A teahouse is combination of basic room and a restaurant with large dining room as social hang out place. Local villagers normally run the lodge and mostly a room is consisting of twin beds and blanket, no additional furniture but have facilities of sharing bathrooms and toilets. Teahouses serve variety of different food items from traditional Nepal to some western food and drinks.
Accommodation beside trek
All hotels, we provide are comfort hotel of 3 star category inclusive of delicious breakfast. It is possible to upgrade the hotel to luxury on extra cost.
Meals

Breakfasts are included while your stay in comfort hotel in Kathmandu/Pokhara. However meals are not included during your trek as there are lots of eating options and we would love to give you maximum flexibility to decide about your meal items.

Teahouses serve variety of different food items from traditional food to some western food. The food is usually plentiful and delicious but the menu is not normally extensive. Cereals, breads and egg dishes are generally available for breakfast and items of rice, noodles, potatoes, vegetable, pastas, and pizza are normally in the menu. You could easily buy mineral water or boiled water in teahouses. We suggest using boiled water or using purifying drops than bottled water while of trek to minimize the negative impact that is caught by plastic bottle in our environment.

Transportation
Domestic flight and all ground transportations are provided for the trip. The flight back to Kathmandu is a normal flight for about 30 minutes. The flight depends on weather condition with changes of being delayed or even cancelled due to bad weather.

Optional: Instead of flight, it is possible to take ground transport from Pokhara to Kathmandu as well.
Weather
Weather in the mountains is unpredictable and can change rapidly. Travellers need to be prepared for all weather conditions. Even in the spring time when temperatures are normally warmer, a sudden change in the weather could drop down the temperature to freezing point. So always be prepared for changes that could occur.
Dossier Disclaimer
The information and details in this trip has been compiled with care and in good faith. It is our intension to cling to the program as mentions. However you should be flexible, as, this is an adventure trip and you are heading into remote region, where unforeseen events may contribute to change in itinerary. The trip details is a general guide to the tour and region and any mention of specific destination is by no means a guarantee that they will be visited and travel times mentions are approx. and subject to vary due to circumstances.
What to take?
We suggest light travelling which makes you easier to move around. We suggest you to bring one-day bag for your valuable and a waterproof rucksack or duffel bag for your clothing’s and equipment’s. We provide one porter for every two travellers unless you request your own personal porter. The maximum porter are allowed to carry is 10 kg per travellers. So it is necessary to make the trekking bag lighter as possible and left unnecessary luggage at your hotel in Kathmandu.
Checklist
  • T Shirts
  • Long Sleeved shirts
  • Pants- Lightweight long trousers
  • A Warm jacket and a fleece pullover
  • Upper and lower thermal layer
  • Water proof- Jackets and trousers
  • Sleeping bag and down jackets (For winter -20 recommended)
  • Sun hat and sun glasses
  • Fleece hat
  • Scarf
  • Gloves- Normal / Thermal for winter
  • Socks:  Woolen and cotton
  • Shoes: Trekking shoes / running and sandals for evening
  • Sun cream; lip balm, insect repellent, Hand sanitizer lotion
  • Head torch
  • Personal toiletries
  • Lightweight towel
  • Personal first aid kits
  • Water bottle- Refillable
  • Camera and Batteries
  • Walking sticks
Health
You should consult with your doctor about vaccination and other medical travel information before departure. We recommend you to carry your personal first aid kids together with your personal medical requirement. Please be aware that we are going to remote mountain area where medical facilities are not available so when selection your trip please assure your ability to cope with the tour and consult with your doctor if you have any health issue which could affect your trip.

While traveling to high altitude area the main problem most of the travellers could face is the high altitude sickness. Even though our itinerary are carefully planned to avoid the risk of high altitude with reasonable acclimatization days, however, it all depends up to your body whether it could adopt with low oxygen level. You could use the medicine for high altitude known as Diamox, which helps you to prevent but please consult with your doctor before using it. You should not plan to go to high altitude if you have heart disease, difficulty breathing or are pregnant.
Insurance
Please make sure to get your travel insurance before travelling. Travelling insurance is compulsory in order to participate on any of our trips. Our entire participants should obtain their own personal insurance, which covers medical and emergency evacuation at a minimum. You, of Couse, would also like to have insurance coverage for loss or damage of baggage, flight and trip cancellation.
Trip Note
Every effort will be made to keep to the above itinerary, but as it’s an adventure in a remote mountain region, we cannot guarantee. Weather condition, road conditions, flight cancellation, landslides, avalanches, strikes and many any other reasons could contribute to changes on the itinerary. We will try to ensure the trip runs according to plan but an easy going nature will be an asset.
Responsible Tourism
Beauty is to save not to destroy! At the very start of our company we made a proper guideline for travelling responsible in Nepal, so that our future generation would be able to wander around the beauty of Nepal and could live with it. At Hawks Eye, we are extremely conscious about the environment and aim to minimize the detrimental impact on the environment as far as possible. At Hawks eye, we practice how business can minimize the impact on environment, maximize employment and generate opportunities for local communities. We are working together with non-profit organization dedicating some of our time to make positive difference in the lives of Nepalese people. Since the time of our establishment we have been involve in schools building, run health camp in remote villages, scholarship program for genuine poor students, first aid training in schools, family planning project and helping children homes. Certain amounts from the tour you participate help us to give back to the people to make the life better. We are heading on the right track; still long way to go and it would not be possible for long run with out your support.

 

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