Annapurna Trekking

[outfitternp]

Annapurna Trekking has been well admired and well-liked by the trekkers, therefore it is also wildly known as a trekker's paradise. The trekkers can not only see the scenic views of high Himalayas but also the snow leopards, blue sheep and other species of the birds namely kokla, blood pheasant etc, butterflies and insects, because, the upper sub-alpine grassland of the Annapurna region harbors these some of the rare species of the earth.

Furthermore, the native plants can also be found in this forest, therefore the government of Nepal also has declared the conservation area and launched Annapurna conservation projects as well in the region, especially to conserve the varieties of orchids and rhododendron apart from the species of birds and animals and sensitize local people residing alongside.

If you arrange the trekking in Annapurna region, you can not only see the above mentioned things, but also lifestyles of indigenous/ethnic people, their culture etc, who have been residing on the steep hillsides for many years.

[michael123]

There are also many Nepalese villages to be seen while trekking in the Annapurnas such as the colourful bazaar town of Bagarchhap or the pretty village of Marpha with its whitewashed buildings and narrow cobbled roads.

[marieanne]

I'd like to know more about a trip to Nepal, especially some advice on where, exactly, to go, what to look for during my trip, and what are some experiences I do not want to miss. I'm the type of traveler that wants to see the local life, and not just the, so called, touristy areas, which I'm sure, every place can offer. I'd also like to know more about the Annapurna Circuit for my adventure experience. What are some things I need to not forget, and most of all, like I mentioned before, what are the areas I definitely want to see and experience before my trip is complete? Thank you so much, in advance, for any good advice.