The high, glacial amphitheatre of the Annapurna Sanctuary offers jaw-dropping views of 11 of Nepal’s major peaks, including the tenth highest mountain in the world – Annapurna I. Dazzling white tumbling glaciers, snow-capped peaks, plus forest and flower filled valleys, all provide a dramatic backdrop to a stunning trekking route.
With flourishing valleys and sleepy villages, this part of Nepal offers groups unsurpassed natural beauty and the chance to explore the Himalayas.
The Annapurna massif is the largest protected area in Nepal and was also the first conservation area, launched in 1986. Annapurna is also incredibly rich in flora and fauna, with over 1,000 types of plant, more than 100 mammal species, nearly 500 bird species and nearly 40 different reptiles known to date. The aims of the conservation project are to preserve the natural resources of the region and promote tourism in such a way that it does not have any negative effects on the socio-cultural and natural environments.
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Combining the challenge of mountain trekking in the world’s highest mountains amongst dazzling scenery, with timeless culture and a friendly Nepalese welcome, this is an exciting Himalayan adventure.
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Home to the highest mountain range in the world, Nepal offers the ultimate test for pupils, with the Himalayas providing the most awe inspiring backdrop for any overseas challenge.
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A team trek through the Annapurna range combines some of Nepal's most dazzling mountain scenery and a challenge of altitude trekking, together with a friendly Nepalese welcome.
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Combine a community project with a multi-day trek in Nepal's stunning Annapurna region. Enjoy one of the most amazing panorama sunrise views in the Himalayas before a visit to Chitwan National Park.
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