Annapurna region allows you to observe the unsettling view of the mountains alongside nature's delights. With nearly 440 bird and animal species found in this region, the Annapurna range is a mountain lover's dream. Snow leopards, blue sheep, red pandas, and even birds like the Impeyan and blood pheasant have been spotted. With over 100 orchid species and some of the world's richest humid rhododendron forests, Annapurna trekking will keep your eyes happy the entire time.
The circuit offers an astounding variety of scenery, including terraced hillsides, thick rainforest, steamy bamboo clusters, cloud forest canopies, dreary, scary woodlands, and quiet alpine glades. The ground is bare higher up. Fairy-tale citadels are supported by strangely eroded towers, which cast shadows over medieval settlements and hermit caves.
Buddhist monks sing dramatic chants in monasteries draped in colorful prayer flags that cling to precipitous rock faces while being partially entranced by the fragrant cedar smoke. The upper ramparts, which are guarded by Himalayan Thar and Snow Leopard, conceal countless birds with an astounding variety of vegetation. The opportunity to travel through some of the most distinctive Buddhist communities in the nation further enhances the significance of the journey.
