Annapurna Sanctuary Trek

#Annapurna Sanctuary Trek


Annapurna Sanctuary Trek is the most popular trekking destination for all traveler's. Situated at the south of mighty Annapurna. It is exotic trekking destination. The trekking trail leads you into the heart of Annapurna range, following through the exciting Modhi Khola gorge and mountain slopes. Along the way trail offers you view of Machhapuchhare and Hiunchuli which is regarded as entrance to sanctuary and arrive at the glacier site of south face of Annapurna Base Camp. This trek offer you the grand view of Annapurna South, Fang, Gangapurna, Annapurna -3 and Machhapuchhare which are the major peaks of the western region.
Where- ever you stand the 360 degree views are unspeakably beautiful. The Annapurna Sanctuary Trek has it's own history after it was renowned in 1950 s'. Trial offers you to experience trekking wilderness with it's beautiful landscape and human settlements. Normally the climate gets changed every hours depending upon weather. It is called as a "land of Paradise" within the short time interval you will be encircled with himalaya's. Though there are steep steps, but when you make a completion of trek. It remains as a worth while life time experience. Annapurna sanctuary trek is popular among diverse enthusiast trekker's to solo trekker's. Nepal Wonders Treks & Expedition P. Ltd offers you tailor made itinerary to enhance to try different trekking route which would be a more appropriate choice.


 Outlined Itinerary:

Day 01: Kathmandu (1350 m) – Hotel
After arrival in Kathmandu airport we will transfer to Hotel. Free day or prepare for trekking

Day 02: Kathmandu – Pokhara (820m)

Early morning drive to Pokhara by tourist bus. We will reach Pokhara after 5/6 hours. Overnight at Hotel.

Day 03: Pokhara – Nayapul - Hille (1475 m)

Early morning drive to Nayapul after one and half hours drive from Pokhara, From Nayapul we have to walk for about four hours to reach Hile. Overnight at Lodge

Day 04: Hille - Ghorepani (2750m) 6/ 7 hrs

After having breakfast we will start trek and reach Ulleri after two hours walking through the steps. On the way towards Ghorepani we will see stunning views of Mt. Machhapuchre. After having lunch on the way we will walk towards Ghorepani. Overnight at Lodge.

Day 05: Ghorepani – Poon Hill (3200m) - Tadapani (2590m) 6/7 hrs

Eearly morning trek to Poon Hill (3200 m) which is a hill station, from there we can see sunrise & panoramic view including Daulagiri and Annapurna range & back to Ghorepani after breakfast trek to Tadapani (2590 m), from here we will see very beautiful mountains such as Annapurna south, Himchuli, Gangapurna and others. Overnight at Lodge.

Day 06: Tadapani to Chhomrong (2170m) 5/6 hours

This day we will walk towards Chhomrong through descending and ascending trails. We will reach Chhormrong after 5 to 6 hours walk, which has settlements of various ethnics groups having majority of Gurung community. From here we can see Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Fistail Mountains. Overnight at lodge.

Day 07: Chhomrong to Himalaya (2920m) 5/ 6 hours

This day we will ascend towards Himalaya passing through jungles along Modi Khola.

Day 08: Himalaya – Annapurna Base Camp (4130m) 6/7 hours

This day we will walk towards Base Camp, We have to walk 2 or 3 hours along the lap of Hiunchuli, there are sometimes chances of occurring avalanches in this trail. After walking around 1 and half hours we will reach Machhapuchhre Base Camp. On the trail towards Annapurna Base Camp we are surrounded by beautiful mountains. After walking around 2 hours we will reach Annapurna Base Camp. Overnight at lodge.

Day 09:  Annapurna Base Camp - Bamboo (2335m) 5/6 hours

This day we will return back towards Bamboo through same route, It will take around 5/6 hours to reach Bamboo. Overnight at lodge. 

Day 10: Bamboo – Jhinu Danda (1780m) 6/ 7 hours

This day we will walk towards Jhinu Danda, one the way we will reach Chhomrong village, we will reach Chhomrong after 5/6 hours walk, at Chhomrong there is natural hot spring. Again after walking one hour descend from Chhomrong we will reach Jhinu danda. Overnight at lodge

Day 11: Jhinu Danda – Pothana (1900m) 6/7 hours

This day we will walk towards Pothana. After crossing Modi Khola we will reach Landruk village, after Landruk we will reach Tolka, From Tolkha we will ascend towards Bhickok deurali, from here we will descend towards Pothana. Overnight at lodge

Day 12: Pothana – Phedi – Pokhara

This day after walking 3 hours we will reach Phedi. On the way to Phedi from Pothana we will see parts of Mount Annapurna range and Gurung village. After one hours drive from Phedi in taxi or car we will reach Pokhara. Overnight at Hotel The Kantipur.

Day 13: Pokhara – Kathmandu
There is flight to Kathmandu after every half and hour. We will have enough time to explore around Pokhara.  Afternoon fly to Kathmandu, It will take 25 minutes flight form Pokhara to reach Kathmandu. Otherwise we can drive by tourist bus which will take 7/ 8 hours to reach Kathmandu, O/N at Hotel.

Day 14: Rest day in Kathmandu or sightseeing in Kathmandu valley
This day you will be free for various activities such as shopping ,sightseeing and etc. Overnight at Hotel.


Day 15: Final departure 


COST INCLUDES:

• Airport pick up & drop including domestic airport
• Kathmandu – Pokhara – Kathmandu Flight Ticket (186 P.P.)
• 2 Nights accommodation in Pokhara 3 star hotel with breakfast
• Transportation Pokhara/Nayapul/Phedi/Pokhara by private vehicle
• Annapurna Conservation Area Fee + TIMS Card 
• Breakfast, lunch, dinner tea & coffee during the trek
• One guide one porter for every two person basis during the trek
• Staff: food, Salary, accommodation and Insurance
• Staff: all land transportation  
• Farewell dinner

COST EXCLUDES:

• All meal & accommodation in Kathmandu
• Sightseeing in Kathmandu & Pokhara
• Personal equipment for trekking
• Personal & medical insurance of during the trip
• Lunch, dinner in Pokhara
• Emergency Rescue evacuation by helicopter incase needed
• Bar bills & beverage (like mineral water, coke, beer, during the trek)
• Personal expenses

Nepal Wonders Treks & Expedition P.Ltd(West to East Nepal Tour)

West to East Nepal Tour

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Day 01: Kathmandu

Arrival in Kathmandu & transfer to hotel

Day 02: Kathmandu – Dahangadhi – Dadeldhura (1901m)
After one hour flight from Kathmandu we will rach Dhangadhi same day drive to Dadeldhura. Dadeldhura district lies in far western part of Nepal, Its headquater is dadelhura bazaar. It contains route to Mount Kailash (lies in Tibet). It is inner terai region of Nepal with desert mountainous landscape. Before unification of Nepal ( in 17^th century) it was kingdom of last malla king Nagi Malla. People of this place speak local language called Dotyalli dialect (quite similar to Nepali language). It has population of mix caste mostly Chettri, Brahmin and Thakuri and have unique dancing and singing culture which is different than other parts of Nepal. Here we will find famous temple called Ugratara.

Day 03: Dadeldhura – Dipayal (549 m) – Chainpur (1250 m)– Ghodaghodi Tal – Tikapur – Dhangadhi (171m)

This day fist we drive to Dipayal, Dipayal lies in Doti district of Nepal and offers beautiful mountain views, rivers. It also has famous temple called Saileshwori. According to history, In 17^th Century during the reign of King Nagi Malla western Nepal suffered from various natural calamites, to ease the problem and suffering of people and country the princess was offered to the god and she spend here life at the temple serving the god, from which new tradition of offering the girls to the god began. Which is still in practice the term as Deuki. It also has population of mix caste mostly Chettri, Brahmin and Thakuri

From Dipayal we drive to Chainpur Chainpur is headquarter of Bhajang district. There are many hindus in southern part with low elevation, northern part is inhabited by mainly sherpa who are influenced by Tibetan culture and Buddhist religion. After two days walk from here we can go to Khaptad National Park

Ghodaghodi Tal: We drive to Ghodaghodi Tal from Chainpur, Ghodaghodi tal is wetland. It is also habitat for several endangered species of flora and fauna. Here we can find various endangered species . These include the majestic Bengal Tiger, Marsh Crocodile, Red-crowned Roofed Turtle, Three-striped Roofed Turtle, Eurasian Otter, Smooth-coated Otter, Swamp Deer and Lesser Adjutant Stork. Around 140 species of different birds can be sighted around this wetland, some birds migrating from as far as Siberia and Mongolia during the winter season

Tikapur : After Ghodaghodi Tal we drive to Tikapur, Tikapur Municipality is in Kailali district in the Seti Zone. It situated in far-western development region of Nepal

Dhangadhi: From Tikapur we drive to Dhangadhi for Overnight stay, Dhangadhi is headquarter of Kailali district.

Day 04: Dhangadhi – Bardiya National Park
From Dhangadhi we drive to Bardiya National Park which lies in Bardia District. It is situated in the eastern bank of Karnali River. The parks spread over 968 sq km extended southward from the Churia hill to the gentle slopes of the Bhabhar. The park is home to a wide variety of animals like Tiger, Gharials, Leopard, Samber Deer, Black Buck, Wild boar and much more. Here more than 350 species of birds has been recorded. Birdia is ecologically similar to Chitwan but is wilder and less explored. In Bardia National Park we will stay 2 nights 3 days.

After arriving there we will go for cultural village tour, visit to The Tharu museum and crocodile breeding center

Day 05: Bardia National Park
This day we will go for Elephant safari and Jungle Trek

Day 06: Bardia National Park – Salyan (1536 m)-Ghorahi (678 m) - Swargadwari (1907 m)– Liwang (1372 m)

After birdwatching we will drive to Salyan. Salyan bazaar is headquarter of Salyan district. It is famous for Ginger powder and typical hand woven clothes called Thetuwa. Other famous produces of Salyan are Khukuri and Knives. Salyankot is a historical place of the district with 17 kots (Forts). Most of the disctrict is mountainous with Mahabharat range and Korbang hill. Salyan has several indigenous tribes including Gandharba, Badi, Raute along with Bhramins and Chhetris.

From Salyan we drive to Ghorahi, Gorahi is headquarter of Dang district. It is the most developed district as compared to other district of western part of Nepal. Dang is mainly populated by Tharu people (one the indigenous people of Nepal) and have their unique culture and lifestyle. Dang is origin of Tharu people and later they spread

From Ghorahi we drive to Swargadwari, Swargadwari lies in Pyuthan district of Nepal. Swargadwari means gateway to heaven and it is the most famous pilgrimage site in mid western Nepal. The religious significance increased further after Mahaprabhu Shree 108 Hamsnamd Giri who kindled a holy fire 114 years ago and the fire is still burning and every year thousands of people trek to Swargadwari to witness and make offerings to eternal fire.

From Swargadwari we drive to Liwang: Liwang is headquarter of Rolpa district, it is inhabited by indigenous people called Kham Magars. In 17 century different pockets of the area were ruled by different Magar Kings as their kingdoms and later Ghale Baitam conquered all Magar kings to establish a larger Magar Kingdom. Still there is larger population of Magars in Liwang. It was also starting point of Maoist revolution in Nepal.

Animal husbandry and agriculture is main occupation of the people in this area.

Day 07: Liwang – Lumbini (102 m)
From Liwang we drive to Lumbini. Lumbini birth place of Lord Buddha lies in Rupandehi district of Nepal. It is holy place for Buddhists all over the world and a small which still has ruins of old city. The restored garden, and surroundings of Lumbini house the remains of many ancient stupas and monasteries. A large stone pillar erected by the Indian Emperor Ashoka in 250 B.C commemorate his visit to the place bears an inscription about the birth of Buddha at this place. Serious preservation work has started only in the later half of this century and already Lumbini as a slice of history is worth seeing, experiencing and cherishing.

Day 08: Lumbini – Tansen (1372 m)– Sirubari (1700 m)

From Lumbini we drive to Tansen, Tansen is headquarter of Palpa district. Tansen town is on the southern slope of Shreenagar hill. From the top of the hill, the town looks out to the Madi valley, surrounding hills and the Terai further south. With views of the Himalayas from Shreenagar and rich natural environment all around Tansen is one of the most scenic places in Nepal. There we will find Newari houses similar to Kathmandu, cobbled streets, building built in neo classical style, pagoda temples, shrines and stupas.

Sirubari: From Tansen we drive to Sirubari, Sirubari is the villages which lie in western hills of Syangja district of Nepal. Majority of people here are of Gurung community (one of the ethnic groups of Nepal) who has preserved the tradition culture and lifestyle and is a model of community based sustainable rural tourism in Nepal. From here we can see good views of Annapurna, Machhapuchre and Dhaulagiri Himalayan range.

Day 09: Sirubari – Bandipur (1005 m)
From Sirubari we drive to Bandipur. Bandipur lies in Tanahun district of Nepal. Bandipur Bazaar is situated on a ride above the highway town of Dumre. From here we can see very good views of Langtang Ganesh Himal range, Manaslu range, Annapurna range and Dhaulagiri range. Bandipur has retained its age old cultural attributes, temple shrines, sacred caves, innumerable festivals and architecture which is quite similar to Kathmandu. Bandipur is mostly inhabited by Newar, Magar and Gurung communities.

Day 10: Bandipur – Beshisahar (760 m)– Ghalegaun (2000 m)
From Bandipur we drive to Beshisahar, Beshisahar is headquarter of Lamjung district. It is exit point for Annapurna circuit trek.


From Beshisahar we drive to Ghalegaun, Ghalegaun is one of the beautiful village in south Asia. From here we can see breathtaking views of Manalsu range, Annapurna range. It is a modal village for experiencing typical culture and lifestyle of Gurung people. Traditional customs are still followed during birth, marriage and at other important events in a person’s life. Age old cultural dances like Jhyaure, Serka, Dohori, Ghantu, Ghyabring, Krishna charitra and Jhakri with traditional instruments and costumes are performed on various occasions.

Day 11: Ghalegaun – Gorkha (1522 m)– Chitwan (200 m)
From Ghalegaun we drive to Gorkha, Gorkha . It is an ancestral home of the Shah dynasty and home of the original Gorkha soldiers. Gorkha’s attraction is the ancient Gorkha Palace Durbar, which used to be a palace of Shah kings, inside the palace there is a  temple of Goddess Gorakh Kali with excellent views of the surrounding valleys and the Manaslu range.

From Gorkha we drive to Chitwan. Chitwan is major junction on the East – West highway and also a administrative and commercial center of the terai. It is also one the major habitat for Tharu people. Here we can explore Tharu culture and lifestyle. The famous Chitwan National Park lies in Chitwan district.

Day 12: Chitwan – Janakpur (67 m)
From Chitwan we drive to Janakpur. Janakpur is headquarter of Dhanusa district. It is a heartland of ancient Mithila culture and was reputed to be the center of learning. The present town is enclosed by an eight kilometer long brick paved ring road and has 24 large and 21 small ponds and numerous hindu shrines dedicated to Lord Rama, Sita, Laxman and Hanuman (The monkey god). Year around there are numerious religions fares attracting pilgrims from both Nepal and India. Janaki temple, the heart of the town was built by queen of Tikamagadh in 1910 B.S is one of the most famous temple in the Terai belt. This elaborate marbel temple is a specimen of the 17^th century Mughal architecture. The image worked out on the walls, both inside and outside, of the temple are worth seeing. Other places of attraction in the periphery of the Janaki temple are Rama Mandir, Ganga Sagar, Janaki temple etc. Janakpur is mostly populated by Yadav, Musalman, Kewat, Teli whose culture and tradition are similar to bordering India.

Day 13: Janakpur – Koshi Tapu ( 80 m)
From Janakpur we drive to Koshi Tapu. Koshi Tapu Wildlife reserve is situated on the footplains of the saptakoshi and sunsari district of Nepal. The reserve is defined by the eastern and western embankments of the river. The land of the reserve is mainly sandy and the only vegetation are a few patches of scrub forest and deciduous mixed riverine forest. It offers variety of wildlife like wild buffalo, spotted deer, bull, wild boar, and 200 different species of birds, 20 species of duck, 2 species ibes, many storks, egrets and herons

Day 14: Koshi Tapu – Ilam (1208 m)
After breakfast in Koshi Tapu we drive to Ilam. Ilam itself is a district headquarter is called the land of sunrise. Because it lies furthest on the east and is the first to witness sunrise. Ilam derives its name from Limbu language. In Limbu language IL means twisted and LAM means roads. It was the last of the ten self ruling states of the confiderate of Limbuwan states to join Nepal in 1813 AD and King Hangshu Phuba Lingdom of Lingdom dynasty was the last king of Ilam. It is one of the most economically active districts in Nepal, which is mainly famous for Ilam tea. The other important agro products are cardamom, milk, ginger and potato. Ilam is mostly populated by Limbu, Tamang and Rai people (ethnic groups of Nepal). We can also find few settlements of Brahmins and Chhetris around the area. It is also the starting point for kanchanjunga trek

Day 15: Ilam – Bhedetar (1430 m)
From Ilam we drive to Bhedetar. Bhedetar lies in Dhankuta district of Nepal. Bhedetar is the small hill station situated 16 kilometer north of Dharan over a flat hillock at an altitude of 1430 meters above the sea level. It is famous for its panoramic view of the Himalayas, the plain of terai, the saptakoshi river and Dharan bazaar and the vintage point is the charles’ point, named after prince Charles of United Kingdom of UK after he visited the place. The area is mostly populated by Rai, Limbu and Magars (ethnic groups of Nepal).

Day 16: Rest day or explore the area
This day if we want to explore the area we will visit three different places near Bhedetar. Rajarani, Uttarpani and Sinduwa.

Rajarani: Rajarani is beautiful valley situated 16 kilometer east of Bhedetar. The place is believe to be the capital of Limbu kingdom in the past. The place derives its name from two ponds – Raja and Rani. The place has congenial climate and offers spectacular views of the Terai on the south and the majestic Himalayan peaks in the north.

Uttarpani: Uttarpani is a small bazaar 3 kilometers west of Hile in Belhara Village Development Committee. This area is surrounded by rhododendron forests, ponds and pastureland. It also offers unobstructed view of Himalayas. A motorable road serves this place and there are also small roadside inns for the travelers.

Sinduwa: It is a small but a place of scenic beauty with lush green forests situated on east of Hile Bazaar. This place also offers magnificent views of Himalayas.

Day 17: Bhedetar – Daman (2400 m)
From Bhedetar we drive to Daman. Daman lies in Makwanpur district of Nepal. It is situated in southwest of Kathmandu at an altitude of 2400 meters. Daman commands a breathtaking view of the most of the major Himalayan ranges of Nepal. There is a view tower equipped with long range telescopes for sightseeing.

Day 18: Daman – Kathmandu
After breakfast we drive to Kathmandu

Day 19: Sightseeing in Kathmandu
Sightseeing tour to Kirtipur,  Khokana, Bungmati, Pharping.

Kirtipur is small town, 8km southwest of Kathmandu and situated atop a hill. Tribhuwan University, Nepal’s premier seat of education, is located at the foothills of Kirtipur. This historic town has many attractions to offer like old shrines and temples and old houses. Some of the folks are typically dressed in traditional costumes and can be spotted working on looms.

Khokana is a traditional and tiny Newari village 8km south of Kathmandu , which has its own history and has retained its tradition and culture. It is a living museum and recalls medieval times. The farming community of Newars who live here are mostly dependent on agriculture

Bungamati is another ancient Newari village that lies just a few kilometers from the busy city (Kathmandu) centre. Dating back to the 16th century this village is an important religious site.

Pharping Pharping is a village approximately thirty minutes outside Kathmandu and is surrounded by pilgrimage sites that Newari and Tibetan Buddhist, Hindu, and Hariti worshipers hold sacred.

Day 20: Final Departure

Welcome to the land of Himalayas & Festivals of Nepal

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Nepal  Festivals  informationFestivals in Nepal are proved to be indispensable for Nepalese people. Often the festivals are celebrated all over Nepal as per the religion following Lunar Calendar, festival dates vary annually. Festivals unites people with tremendous local participation. It offers visitors to experience valuable opportunity with every aspects that enhance faith of Nepalese culture. All the visitors who arrive in Nepal, be pretty sure that you travel at the right time for more special events. The major and interesting festivals are presented below.           

New Year or Nawa Barsa(April)Nepali New Year usually fall on the first day of Baisakh second week of (April 13 or 14). On this day it is observed as a national holiday. People celebrate this festival  with tremendous local participation. Culminating on this occasion, Bisket Jatra is celebrated with the most colourful event. 

Buddha Jayanti(April)It is regarded as a auspicious occasion Buddha’s birth.  This day falls on the full moon of the Baisakh. Buddha Jayanti  is celebrated to commemorate the birth, enlightment and death of Lord Buddha, founder of Buddhism, more than 2500 years ago.

Janai Purnima(July-Aug)The  annual changing of sacred thread which is known as janai in nepali word. It is worn by high caste Hindu men usually it take place at holy bathing sites all over the country on full-moon day of Saaun. Numerous mass of people move to Gosaikunda, a holy lake high in the mountains north of Kathmandu. Priests tie strings and bestow tikas, different of hill shamans perform sacred dances. Normally this festival is held on SAAUN(JULY-AUG).

Gaai  Jaatra – Cow festival(July-Aug)It is the gates of judgement day where, the god of deaths Yamraj allows departed Soul to enter abode. This day falls on full-moon day. It is a occasion for families to honour loved ones who have passed away in the past year. On this day young boys/girls are dress up in fanciful cow  or sadhus costumes. Dancing, comedy show are held on this day which is capable to be measure highlights.

Krishna Astami(Aug-Sept)It  is annual hindu festival which marks the birthday of Lord Krishna. On this day vigils are also held the night before, worshippers decorate statues of Lord Krishna. They carry ornate along with thousands of devotees flock and bands of musicians on the cities of Patan.

Indra Jatra(Aug-Sept)Indra Jatra is an occasion to give thanks to the god for bringing the monsoon rains. It is a colourful festivals which lasts for eight days. Chariot processions and masked dance is perform on the main streets of Kathmandu to honour Lord Indra, King of heaven.
Dashain or Durga Puja(Sep – Oct) 

Dashain festival is the longest and greatest enthusiastically celebrated by members of almost all religious and ethnic groups. On this day devotees congregate at local goddess temples. This day is remark as auspicious day to commemorate Durga’s slaying of the demon Mahisasur. So bijaya dashami, the Victorious Tenth Day is celebrated as main day by putting tika from elders and get blessings from them. Each and every individual house set up shrines to celebrate this festival.Tihar (Deepawali, Oct-Nov)It is known as the “Festival of Lights”which last for five days. On this each and every individual houses are illuminated at night by worshipping the godess Laxmi which is remarked as a good fortune. This festival is celebrated with joyfulness and prosperity through-out the year. On the fifth day of Tihar, Bhai Tika is offer by sister to their brothers by blessing their younger brothers and giving them flower garlands, tika and sweetmeats.

Lhosar (Feb) The festival observed by the Sherpa community. On this occasion community organize folks songs and dances. It can be seen in Khumbu, Helambu and northern regions of Nepal.Maha 

Shivaratri (Feb-Mar) Maha Shivaratri is celebrated annually to honour the god Shiva. It is a major festival of Hindusim which marks “The Great Night of Shiva”. A great religious fair takes place in the Pashupatinath Temple remembering Shiva and chanting prayers and meditating on ethics. It is ancient hindus festival whose origin date is unknown.

Ghodejatra (Mar-Apr) The festival of horses. It is mark as one of the most exciting festivals of Kathmandu. Several kinds of Horse race and other sports are held on this day at Tundikhel. 

Teej (August- September) It is a Hindu festival which is celebrated by women. On this day various dancing, folk songs are performed by women’s by wearing red sarees. It is the occasion which is highly dedicated to goddess parvati, who won the hand of Lord Shiva after severe meditation and fasting.  

History About Nepal

Nepal is a landlocked country located in between China in the north and India in the south, east and west. Nepal has an open border with India to the south, east and west.

Due to the altitudinal variations country can be divided into three geographical regions: Himalayan region, mid hill region and Terai region. The country altitudinal ranges from highest point Mount Everest (8848 m) while the lowest point is located in Terai region level at Kanchan Kalan (230 feet, 70m). With presence of this incredible altitude variations the Himalayas above 3000m comprises mountains, alpine pastures and temperate forests limited by tree-line(4,000 m) and snow line(5,500 m). Most of the highest peak out of 14 eight thousanders, eight of them are located in Nepal. Mt Everest(8848 m), Kanchenjunga(8,586m), Lhotse(8,516 m), Makalu (8,463 m), Cho-Oyu (8,201 m), Dhaulagiri (8,167 m), Manaslu(8,163 m) and Annapurna(8,091 m).The word Nepal is derived from original inhabitants, the Newar 'Ne' is derived from livestock and 'Pala' Sanskrit for guardian. Nepal's is god gifted country which is rich in natural resource. Three major tributary systems are fed by mighty Himalayan snows and glaciers, the koshi (east), Kali Gandaki (Central, This river runs through World's deepest gorge), and Karnali(west). Most of the people are migrated to Foreign countries in search of job which pay high amount. Due to this obstacle country economic conditions is led by Overseas remittances.Population of Nepal is nearly 27 million according to census report of 2011. People are divided into different religion with altitudinal variations. In northern region of high Himalayas, Tibetan speaking people like the Sherpas, the Dolpas, the Lopas, the Baragaonlis and Manangis live in different settlement part of the country. Likewise Baragaonlis and Lopas live in semi-deserted area of upper and lower Mustang, In the middle hills and valleys, there are numerous ethnic groups for examples: The Magars, Gurungs, Tamangs, Sunuwars, Newar, Thakalis, Chepangs and majority of Brahmans and Chettris. According to numerous caste people of Nepal follows diferent kind of religion and festivals

Brief History about Nepal

Most of the part of Nepal was a pristine land. Before 4^th to 9^th centuries Kathmandu was ruled by Licchavi Dynasty. The period from 9^th to 12^th centuries it was a rise Vajrayana Buddhism. During those regime several notable expansion were held. Malla Dynasty ruled Kathmandu Valley approximately 600 years from 12^th to 18^th century. Before unification in late 18^th century Nepal was controlled by minor principalities. The rivalry and lack of unity was major obstacles for Malla’s Kings. Due to which Prithvi Narayan Shah overthrown regime of Malla King’s. Prithvi Narayan Shah was the Father of Nation for politically unifying the country. Further more Shah Dynasty ruled over Nepal till 2006. Several movement was made to dismantling the 239 year old monarchy at the end of civil war.

Nepal at the Glance:

Area : 147,182 sq.km

Geography : Situated between China in the North and India in the South

Population : 27 million

Language : Nepali

Religion : 80% Hindu, 10% Buddhism, 4% Kirat, 4% Islam, 1% Isai

Ethnic group : 125 group, 123 languages spoken

Climate :

Four major seasons

-Winter: December – February

-Spring: March – May

-Summer : June – August

-Autumn : September – November

Top Trekking Destination

Ghorepani Poonhill Trek is regarded as a panoramic viewpoint trek to watch sunrise over stunning mountain vistas. This trek provides a tempting destination.Normally this trek is moderate because it doesn’t take you right in among the mountains. The Highlights of this trek is to hike early up to Poon Hill to witness one of the spectacular sunrise views. Normally the trails are wide and well maintained and the lodges are large in number and comfortable. During the trek we can see the magnificent view of giants Himalayas Annapurna, Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri. Ghorepani Trek is a fascinating trek of Nepal. Indulge with beauty of Nature, Biodiversity and unique climate. Maximum elevation of this trek is 3210 m. Regardless hospitality of these entire region is well. They greet trekkers share their knowledge with them. Provide lodging, Fooding to them. During Trek trekkers can see mesmerizing view of gushing river,Rhododendron and glimpse of crystal clear mountain. Trial is encircled with Nayapul starting and ending point of trek. Often trekkers can plan their trek normally 4 - 5 days depending upon willingness. Trekkers can finish their trek on Ghandruk also and catch a private jeep or local bus. Ghandruk is popular for its unique hospitality, norms and traditions. Trekker can visit amazing museum, wear gurung dress. Also trekkers can witness sunrise view over crystal clear mountain Annapurna South, Hiunchuli and Machhapuchhre. Trail of these region are amazing and it offers thrilling adventure. Sometimes trekkers can witness the unity among people who work together for construction of  trail, creates a sanitation program, preservation and implementation of culture. In my view people of this region are super Heros at list they are practicing same culture from their fore fathers.

If you are planning to trek this region. I will like to recommend you to plan trip for 4/5 days. Trekkers need to carry essential equipment like (Trekking boots, Sandals, Medicine, Flees Trouser,Water purifier) Tea houses and lodges in these region provides modern amenities. You don't have to worry about it. But be sure to have a company of guides they will manage everything. I will like to urge you Ghorepani Poonhill trek is awesome trekking destination.