Annapurna Region Trek

Annapurna Region Trek is a very popular tourist destination in Nepal. It is the northwestern part of Kathmandu. It is located in Annapurna Conservation Area. Annapurna trekking route is the top ten trekking route in the world. This area is famous for its Beautiful Mountain view, the world's biggest Rhododendron forest, Lake, Historical Buddhist Monasteries, Religious and culture, the world's deepest gorges, flora, and fauna.
The scenic place of the Annapurna area
Highest Mountain more than 8000m:-Mt Annapurna 8,091, Mt Dhaulagiri 8,167m, Mt Manaslu 8,164m.
Spectacular mountain views include the Annapurna range, Gangapurna, Nilgiri, Lamjung Himal, and many more.
Thorong La passes 5,416m with a nice view.
Likewise, Gangapurna Lake, Tilicho Lake, Gangapurna Icefall, the historical Braga monastery at Manang, and the famous Muktinath temple.
Natural hot springs (Tatopani), Flora and Fauna, Different cast and their culture.
Papular Ghorepani Poonhill's viewpoint
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Popular Trekking Region in Nepal

Annapurna I (8,091m)

1, Annapurna Region Treks 
2, Everest Region Treks
3, Langtang Region Treks
4, Kanchenjunga Region Treks
5, Makau Region Treks
6, Rollwaling Trashi-Lapsa Trek
7, Manaslu Region Treks
8, Lower Solukhumbu Trek
9, Upper Mustang Trek
10, Upper Dolpo Trek

From this region, you can see panoramic Mountain views, many different cultures, historical temples and Monasteries Flora, and Fauna. In different trekking regions, you can enjoy different views and cultures. 

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Everest Region Trek

Mt Everest from Kalapatthar

Everest Region is very famous and the world's most popular trekking destination. Mt Everest is located in Solukhumbu district and Sagarmatha zone in the Sagarmatha National Park area. Sagarmatha National Park is listed as a world heritage site since 1972. The Everest region is the northeastern part of Kathmandu. People know Mt Everest is the roof of the world. Lots of people are dreaming to visit this area and want to see Mt Everest. From this area, people can see 4 mountains of more than 8000m

The main attraction of this area.
1, Mt Everest 8,848.86m, Mt Lhotse, Mt Cho Oyu and Mt Makalu.
2, Many other beautiful mountains are Aama Dablam, Pumori, Thamserku, Kongde
3, Gokyo Lake, Gokyo Ri 5,360, Renjola Pass, Chola Pass, Everest Base Camp, Kalapathar Peak, Chhukung Valley and many more.
4, Many old and historical Monasteries like Tengboche, Pangboche, Khumjung, Thame, etc
5, River, Glacial Lakes, Glaciers, Waterfall

6, Sherpa culture and festival

7, Wildlife

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GB - Goyam 2011

 

Recommendation from Jamie Stewart

Hi, my name is Jamie, I am a trekker from New Zealand.
This past trekking season, post-monsoon 2011, we spent three months in Nepal. The first month was spent in the Kanchenjunga region with GB.

I recommend GB highly as a caring, honest, and skilled guide and person.

We are experienced travelers and don't usually hire guides but in Nepalese-restricted areas, guides are compulsory. So it was with some trepidation that we met GB, but this proved completely unfounded. Our small party of my wife, GB, and I had a fantastic time despite some pretty big challenges. These challenges included a 6.8 magnitude earthquake which we somehow found ourselves at the epicenter of!

In fact, we got to know GB so well that we met him again several times after returning to Kathmandu and ended up going to visit and work (my wife is a doctor) in his village. It was a huge experience for us to be welcomed into his family home and get a glimpse of the humble but dignified beginnings that this very sophisticated, cultured, and worldly chap has worked himself up from.

Over the next wee while I will put up some photos from our adventures with GB, and please if you are considering using him as a guide feel free to get in touch with me...

Good luck with your Nepalese adventure.

Earthquake Education at Foley

Through going to the Kanchenjunga Region many times I have become friends with the local people. Over the last few years, I have been a guide for the volunteers of the Kanchenjunga School Project. This year I was guiding two volunteers from New Zealand when the earthquake struck. When we visited the Tibetan refugee village of Foley there was extensive damage to the building and people were very scared of future earthquakes.

We provided an impromptu earthquake education presentation to the village, which was appreciated very much.

A great day at Kanchenjunga

I have just returned from a very memorable trip to the far east of Nepal and the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area. We were in the middle of the Ghunsa Khola when the 2011 Himalayan Earthquake struck, this made the rest of the journey very dangerous with fresh landslides, but despite this, we traversed the Mirgin La Pass 4,925m and had an amazingly clear day at Kanchenjunga South Base Camp.