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The Royal Trek |
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This
is an easy, short trek that starts near Pokhara and offers good mountain
views. It's an excellent trek to do as it does not entail any particular
long waling days and there's always plenty to see Nepalese village and
the mountains. It is not a heavily trekked area giving all its beauty
to one alone. As one is walking along the peaceful ranges with terraced
hills all around, you will see colorful flora and fauna, beautiful landscape,
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This trek has gained its name the 'Royal Trek' because Prince Charles of Britain walked through it along with anentourage of 90 guests, camping followers and staff in 1980's. However,
there are no village accommodations along this lodging route, thus member
do this trek with our guided trekking groups. We have designed the 6 days
Royal trek for those people who have little time and interested to see
Nepalese village life and the mountain. |
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Siklish Trek |
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This
is an easy trek near to Pokhara, Children as well as older customers will
definitely enjoy this tour because it does not involve high altitude and
steep climbing. The trek provides distant but excellent views of Annapurna
and Manaslu and crosses numerous villages in peaceful countryside. |
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Annapurna-Ghorepani Trek |
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This
is relatively easy and interesting trek offering picturesque mountain
villages, forests of bright rhododendrons and variety of ethnic groups
and cultures. The walking begins at Pokhara and as you wind your way up
terraced hillsides through villages of the Gurung and Chhetri communities,
emerging on high ridges from where the highest peaks of the Annapurna
range: Annapurna I (8,091 m.), Dhaulagiri (8172 m.) and that mesmerizing
pinnacle Machhapuchhre, the fish-tail mountain (6,997 m.) can be observed.. |
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The
trek to Annapurna Base Camp also popularly known as 'Annapurna Sanctuary'
is perhaps one of the most beautiful in the world. The combination on
easy walking and majestic scenery makes it a trekker's paradise.
Starting from Pokhara, climb to Naudanda (nine hills) and gain elevation gradually through Ghandrug and Chhomrong. Then, |
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follow
the Modi Khola valley through thick bamboo and rhododendron forests t  o
the Annapurna Base camp at 4200 m.A slightly different return route through
Landrung, Dhampus and Hyangjas's Tibetan Refugee camp reveals to you a
mix of culture quite possibly unparalleled on any other trek. This region
falls within the Annapurna Conservation Area, a project for environmental
and cultural protection, accommodation both native and foreign visitor
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Annapurna-Jomsom-Muktinath Trek |
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After
the flight to Jomsom, we arrive to the unique valley of Kali Gandaki,
between Annapurna (8901 m.) and Dhaulagiri (8167 m) range, the deepest
gorge in the world with prehistoric ammonites and troglodytes houses.
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villages with flat roofs of the hoses were the Trans-Himalayan commercial
place between Tibet and India traded |
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Thakali ethnic people. Typical villages such as Tukuche, Marpha and medieval
Jharkot with a King palace and Bon-Po gompa. In fact, Muktinath is the important
holy place for Hindu, Buddhist Pilgrims and ascetic Sadhus. They regard
Muktinath as the sacred place of God Vishnu. The temple is situated in a
gorge full of trees with 108 water ponds coming out of sacred spring water.
We go down following the trails to the Kali Gandaki River with exceptional
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Annapurna Round-Throng-La Trek |
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This is one of the classic and most rewarding treks in the Himalayas. It provides an opportunity to explore the scenery of both the southern and northern Himalayas. You can encounter rhododen-dron forest, the thin Tibetan Highland atmospheres as well as many ethnic groups on the way. Trekking north, we acclimatize at the important trading village |
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Manning (3351 m.) before crossing
the Throng-La (5407 m.). When you reach the pass, line after line of snow
ridges
stretch before you while far below lies the sub-tropical Kali Gandaki
Gorge. From the heights of the Pass we descent to Muktinath and its sacred Buddhist and Hindus shrines. Further south, the contrast of the Nepal Himalaya becomes even more apparent as forests or mandarin and banana groves replace high windswept passes. Finally we trek out of the forges and look back to the peaks of the Annapurna And Dhaulagiri before traversing the forest ridges down to Pokhara. |
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soaring
high above and good mountain views including Machhapuchhare and Annapurna.
Thus, one can feel higher than royalty discovering oneself the natural
height of being alive. 