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M. D. |
 Dear Travelers,
Heartily welcome to
Nepal.
Nepal is best known as the home of Mount Everest but It is also
true that Nepal is a heady mix, a fascinating land of ancient
history, vibrant cultures and people, scenic grandeur from the
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Clients'
References |
“Each step into the kingdom of Nepal was an experience of
learning and being with the land and nature and people. Walkers
Expedition, with their expert guide and porters provided that
knowledge, safety, comfort and preparation for my trip.
Carol Schubeck, California, USA |
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Trekking in Annapurna
Region |
Annapurna region covers of 7,629 square
Kilometers. Beginning from 790 meters, the area’s highest
altitude reaches 8091 meters mountain Annapurna I. This is the
most visited trekking area in the mountain region. More than
60000 visitors trek or simply visit the area every year.
This is the area where you will see many examples of successful
Eco-tourism. Ghorepani is the best viewpoint in this area. From
where you can sight a panoramic view of Annapurna ranges to the
north. Equally eye-catching will be the jungle on this hill as
rhododendron blossom during spring every year.
On the way this trek innumerable sights of waterfalls,
mountains, natural flowers, and rural settlements mesmerizes
you.
Apart from the natural sites, the area is equally rich with
flora and fauna. There are above 1200 plants with around 40
orchids and none species of rhododendron. There are around 100
mammals, 478 species of birds, 39 reptiles and 22 amphibians in
the area.
The upper sub-alpine steppe environment harbors some of the rare
show leopards and blue sheep. Other areas of the region have
protected bird species such multi-colored Impheyan, Koklas,
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Major Trekking
Routes in Annapurna Region |
• Annapurna Circuit Trek 16 Days
This is the most famous and popular trekking
area in Nepal. In this trek simply you will enjoy with
unsurpassable views of the Manaslu, Annapurna Range and Manang
valley, Kali Gandaki valley, River, waterfalls, Richfield
terraces, tradition and culture. |
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• Annapurna Base Camp Trek 10 Days
The other classic trek in the Annapurna region
is to the so called Annapurna Sanctuary, the site of he base
camp, the site of the base camp used by expeditions attempting
the massive south face of Annapurna I. The trek to Annapurna
Base Camp |
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• Jomsom Muktinath/ Kali Gandaki Valley trek
12 days
The Jomsom trek is probably the single most
popular trek in Nepal. The diverse of landscapes and cultures to
be found along the trek route gives a marvelous insight into the
way of life of rural Nepalese people. The main feature of the
trek is the walk |
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• Dhaulagiri Ice Fall Trek 9 Days
After an hour drive from Pokhara the trek
starts from Naya Pul and follows the old Tibet and India trade
route to spectacular view point Ghorepani. Ghorepani means
(horse water), and it is not doubt a welcome watering stop for
the teams of horse |
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• Ghorepani Poonhill Trek 5 Days
Ghorepani means (horse water), and it does not
doubt a welcome watering stop for the teams of horse, Mules and
ponies that carry loads between Pokhara and Jomsom. The exotic
horse/mules caravans, with melodious bells that echo over |
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• Mardi Himal Trek 7 Days
Mardi Himal Trek is newly opened route. There
are no tea houses along the way so, we have to organize the
camping trek. The route passes possibly the second largest
Gurung village in Nepal. It is locate to the north east of
Pokhara, in the shadow |
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• Royal Trek 4 Days
The Royal trek is to the north of Pokhara
around the second largest lake, Begnas Tal. This route is famous
as Royal trek. Views of the Annapurnaa and back to Pokhara
valley are worthwhile from the ridge top and number of
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