Annapurna Region Trekking

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Before opening in 1977, a few lucky scientist expedition groups had trekked into this region. Any group that is planning to do this trek, must have a pre-consideration with regard to the porter's clothing's and equipment at the moment of crossing Throng-La pass (2,300 m.).\

This trekking traverses a variety of terrain from lowland villages to the Glacier and offer beautiful high mountain views. This trekking also offers a fine opportunity to surround oneself with himalayan peaks without heaving to contend with the altitude and flight problems. 

We follow the trails though the scenic, terraced Annapurna foothills. From our camps, the peaks of Annapurna South (7256m) and the well defined, fluted peak of Machapuchere (6993m) rise above. Next we swap our boots for paddles, and raft the Trishuli River 

 This low altitude trek cuts through an area rarely visited and traverses a variety of terrain from low land villages and terraced fields up to Nepal largest Gurung village of Siklis. Starting from the old capital of Gorkha, our route climbs atop a hill overlooking the snowy peaks of the Himalaya and where the old royal palace known as Gorkha Durbar towers the bazaar. 

 This is very easy trek, Prince Charles trekked this way in the 1980 so its call royal trek. It is very short and trek, wide trail but mountain views are massif and beautiful. Its start from Pokhara has to climbed gently up to Kalikasthan Then walk through top of the green hills, can see mountain ranges of Annapurna, Manasulu and Dhaulagiri , Hindus peoples nice views of Rupa and Fewa lakes. This can be a life time experience for those who dream to be in the kingdom of Himalayas. 

Completely unspoiled it includes some of the most varied and rewarding trekking in the kingdom, through an area between the Dorandi Khola and Buri Gandaki. Starting from the old capital of Gorkha, our route climbs atop a hill overlooking the snowy peaks of the Himalaya and where the old royal palace known as Gorkha Durbar towers the bazaar. 

 This low altitude trek cuts through an area rarely visited and traverses a variety of terrain from low land villages and terraced fields up to Nepal largest Gurung village of Siklis. Starting from the old capital of Gorkha, our route climbs atop a hill overlooking the snowy peaks of the Himalaya and where the old royal palace known as Gorkha Durbar towers the bazaar. 

There are three routes you could Choose from.