The famous Annapurna trek became accessible to the in the year
1977, it is the time when the Nepalese Government took the initiative to
derestrict the Manang Valley, which had previously been barred due to its
proximity to the Tibetan border.
The Himalayan mountains ranges in Nepal provide a culmination of
outstanding high mountain scenery, quaint farms and villages on the foothills,
and a rich culture, the Annapurna trekking in Nepal is arguably very popular. Be sure to go to Kathmandu for
sightseeing, the place is very vibrant and the culture of Nepal is so
intriguing you would just fall in love with it. When you start your journey to
the trek you have to go through many places to reach the starting point. Throughout
the walk, you will appreciate regular contact with friendly Nepalese villagers
who are welcoming, as well as ever-changing vistas of some of the world's
greatest peaks, including the Annapurna’s.
Finally when you reach Pokhara, the views are dazzling. Trekking
from the Nepal's "middle hills" into the high mountainous world on
the very north side of the Annapurna’s, which is the dominion of Tibetan
Buddhism, this trip also provides exposure to the whole array of trekking
environments for which Nepal is known for. Thousands of people visit Nepal from
all over the world to trek on these beautiful mountains. The whole journey is
mesmerizing from reaching the start point to trekking and experiencing
firsthand how it feels to be trekking these enormous mountains. The guides and Sherpa’s
make sure that you enjoy your adventurous trip. The guides are really
experienced, look for their guidance as small mistakes on your part can be
fatal.
Book your trek only in the
seasons which are suitable for trekking so you can completely relish your
adventurous trip.
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