Many days while trekking I was overwhelmed by the beauty and sounds around me. I wished that everyone could see and experience what I was seeing. Here are some of my panoramic videos along the trail towards Manang (Days 4, 5, and 6). I think you’ll quickly see and hear why this trek in Nepal is so stunning!
Granite Trail:
Chame to Pisang:
Surrounded by Water near Tal:
Windy Valley near Manang:
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I'm Sherry, a corporate cube dweller turned nomadic traveler. I travel to off-the-beaten-path destinations to bring you travel experiences and photography from parts of the world seldom seen. But it's not just about travel. It's also about life experiences of a middle age wanderer. New here? Then be sure to Start Here. You won't be disappointed.
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These Annapurna Circuit 360′s sure bring back memories! As I sit here in the warm house back home it almost seems unreal that we where there.
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The video brings it to life – seems like it was quite windy there. Next time why don’t you get in front of the camera & get someone else to film you?
Good suggestion – but at these times I was normally hiking alone – my dad was ahead of me most of the time as I would stop to take pictures! The downside of being a solo traveler is that I’m never on many pictures or video!
Stunning videos! Thanks for sharing your great mountain adventure.
I enjoyed your videos, Sherry. They really give a sense of what it was like for you hiking on the circuit.