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The diverse terrain and variety of cultures of the region make Annapurna the most popular trekking area of Nepal. The trade route of Kali Gandaki in between Annapurna and Dhaulagiri is the deepest and cultural variety of Hindu communities famous Gorkha soldiers and fortress styles villages make each days walk a different experience. Mt. Everest, known as “ Chomolungma” Mother Goddess of the world" or Sagarmatha – “Top of the universe” boasts some of the world’s hightest mountains such as Lhotse and Nuptse. The region is also the home of the Sherpas and out post of Tibetan Buddhism with its many fascinating Monasteries. More than 200 peaks higher than 6000m are concentrated in this region Central region of Nepal is the next, dominated by two big moutains, Ganesh 7163 m and Langrang 7205m. Langtang valley is considered as one of the most beautiful valley and the people here are mostly Tamangs. MOUNTAIN BIKING
All tours include 1997 Bianci MTB's with suspension, helmets, water bottle, guide, accommodation and meals, permits, mechanic, first aid- support, transportation, and a certificate. Another option for mountain biking is from the Borderland Resort just 16 kilometers from the Tibetian border. Tours are concentrated mainly in this jungle like region BORDERLAND'S CANYONING
Apart from all the fun and games, this sport required the guidance of an expert. Our instructors are experienced canyoneers and believe that the practice of safe canyoning necessitates the proper gear, continual vigilance and good knowledge of the aquatic environment. JUNGLE SAFARIExperiencing wildlife safari while in Nepal has been like a traveler's delight. The extreme geographical diversity of Nepal provides a wealth of flora and fauna unlike anywhere else in the world. Travelling south to the Royal Chitwan National Park, the wildlife in this beautiful natural preserve is abundant. One horned rhinoceros, gaur ( wild oxen) , gharial and marsh mugger crocodiles, sloth bear, langur, chital and majestic bengal tiger are what one would be able to view during their visit to this pristine land. Exploring further through the villages and the farmlands of our terai region, you would come across yet more magnificent Royal National Bardia Park situated at the heart of west Nepal's remote but undisturbed wilderness. The uproaring Karnali River flowing through the middle of this park, and the riverine forests and grasslands fed by its water are home to 32 species of mammal and some 250 bird species. Bardia is undoubtedly a majestic and unspoiled land of wildlife which provides for a high possibility of big game wildlife viewing, including Royal Bengal Tiger, Wild Elephant and rare Gangetic Dolphin.
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