Tatapani Hot Springs and Annapurn Region Video

Posted by David on Monday, September 1, 2008

This delightful short video is perfect for relaxation and meditation.  The scenery will take you back to your own trek around Annapurna.  Haven’t been to Annapurna yet?  See what your missing.

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