From
Annapurna valley floor (below 1000m.) to the summit of Annapurna
(8091m.) there is unbelievable variety of habitats. While
trekking in this region you can move between the flourishing
subtropics and the austere alpine climes in a matter of days,
witnessing the effect of altitude, topography and climate
on life.
Trekking through rhododendron forests, which bloom from red
to pink to white, depending on altitude in springtime. And
as trail takes you upward from the roar of the powerful river
the singing of various birds and calm sounds of nature will
accompany you on your way. The dry forests of blue pine will
gently protect your trekking from strong winds.
Many vibrant species of beautiful butterfly display their
colours in the heat of the day in low valleys. Variety of
wildflowers is in bloom long after the monsoon, thanks for
the area's high rainfall. Look for composites (asters, daisies
etc.) and the pleone orchids that bloom on trees. The wealth
of mauve primulas can't be missed along the wet rock walls
between Ghorepani and Ghandruk. You'll enjoy your unity with
nature surrounded by highest mountains of the world.
Packages:
Itinerary
and cost: Nepal
Experience Tour , Trekking, Rafting, Safari and Sightseeing
(14 days)
Itinerary
and cost: Annapurna
Trekking/Kaligandaki Rafting and Chitawan National Park (21
days)
Itinerary
and cost: Jomsom
Muktinath Trekking/Seti Rafting and Chitwan National Park
(20 days)
You
don't have to be an Olympic athlete to tackle the Himalayas.
Nor do you need any special experience. Trekking is just walking,
and anyone who is moderately fit and has a sense of adventure
will enjoy trekking in Nepal. The range of treks varies from
short, gentle hikes through terraced foothills to lengthy expeditions
to Everest's summit. Whatever your level of fitness or experience,
you'll find an adventure waiting for you in Nepal. 
