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Annapurna Dhaulagiri Circuit Trekking

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Annapurna Dhaulagiri Circuit Trekking is a trekking destination where trekkers can visit Gurung cultural village in beginning. Trail leads to the big forest - Jungle of Rhododendrons, pain and other various plants. Trail leads above green line for several days which really nice to see open valley to below ward and high mountain including Mt. Dhaulagiri 8172m. Khopra hill is last place for O/N. But possible to make day hike to Khaer Lake below the Mt. Annapurna South 7219m. It's a holy lake. Once in year during full moon time in July thousands of local pilgrimage visit the Lake as a holy place. Depends on clients trekking preparation time. It's possible to make sorter 9 days or longer 11 days circuit program program

Trip Itinerary
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Trip day to day itinerary:

Day 01: Pokhara to Kimche drive by Jeep or Bus and Trek to Ghandruk village for O/N

Day 02: Trek to Tadapani for O/N

Day 03: Trek to Bhaishi Khara 3500m for O/N

Day 04: Trek to Sistibung for O/N

Day 05: Trek to Khoppra Danda for O/N

Day 06: Day hike up to Khaer lake

Day 07: Trek to Chitre for O/N

Day 08: Trek to Ramche for O/N

Day 09: Trek to Lespar for O/N

Day 10: Trek to Nayapul and drive return to Pokhara for O/N

Note: We can make hotel reservation and transportetion for arrival / Departure in kathmandu and Pokhara.

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Respecting nature and local communities during your Nepal trek is not only important for the preservation of the environment but also for maintaining a positive relationship with the local communities who call these areas home. Here are some key aspects to consider:

Leave No Trace: Practice Leave No Trace principles by minimizing your impact on the environment. Pack out any trash you generate and dispose of it properly. Avoid damaging flora and fauna, and stick to designated trails to avoid disturbing natural habitats.
Follow Local Regulations: Familiarize yourself with any trekking regulations or permits required for the specific area you are trekking in. Respect any restrictions or guidelines put in place to protect the environment and cultural sites.
Support Local Economy: Choose locally owned and operated trekking agencies, guides, and accommodations. This helps support the local economy and ensures that the benefits of tourism reach the communities directly.
Cultural Sensitivity: Learn about the local customs, traditions, and etiquette before your trek. Respect religious sites, practices, and local dress codes. Seek permission before photographing individuals, especially in remote communities.
Engage with Local Communities: Interact respectfully with local people you encounter along the trek. Learn a few basic greetings and phrases in the local language. Take an interest in their culture and customs, and be open to learning from them.
Support Conservation Efforts: Consider volunteering or contributing to local conservation projects or initiatives that work towards preserving the natural environment and supporting sustainable tourism.
Conserve Resources: Be mindful of your water and energy consumption during your trek. Use reusable water bottles and water purification methods to minimize plastic waste. Opt for lodges or teahouses that practice eco-friendly initiatives.
Wildlife Observation: Observe wildlife from a safe distance and avoid disturbing or feeding them. Do not collect or remove any plants, rocks, or artifacts from natural or cultural sites.
By following these guidelines, you can help ensure that your trekking experience in Nepal is respectful, and sustainable, and contributes positively to the preservation of nature and the well-being of local communities.