Ghandruk village trek

Is a brief walk that offers a better introduction to trekking while offering a breathtaking perspective of Fishtail and Annapurna, two of the world’s most revered and beautiful mountains (south). It takes three to five days to trek there from Pokhara or Kathmandu, including the driving. It is the second-largest village in Nepal. It also provides a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see the pompous and gorgeous village of Ghandruk, providing insight into mountain cultures and customs. Ghandruk is a Gurung hamlet in the Kaski district of the Western Development Region; it is commonly referred to be the model village of Nepal. It is located below the Annapurna mountain range at an elevation of 1939 metres.

Not only is Ghandruk hamlet below the Annapurna conservation area, but it is also well-known among locals and foreign tourists for its abundance of natural beauty, as well as for its inhabitants’ unique way of life, customs, and culture. The scenery is entirely natural, with views of the Himchuli and Machhapuchhre mountains to the south. It is also a route for the Jomsom, Mustang, and Annapurna round treks. Ghandruk sees a lot of tourists all year long. The village is teeming with wildlife. The survey results indicate that the following:

• 12,000 plants
• 101 mammals
• 474 birds
• 100 orchids

Thus, it is sometimes referred to as the students’ free study space. Additionally, it is mentioned that Ghandruk has 87 hotels and lodges with 1032 guestrooms. The quantity of lodgings and hotels indicates that Ghandruk is a popular travel destination. Tourists will find the hamlet settlement of Ghandruk, which is located away from the main road and near the magnificent Himalayan peaks, to be incredibly charming due to its tranquil surroundings.

The village’s settlements are situated below the upper altitudinal limits of the arable land. Similar to Kathmandu, the residences are connected to one another and have two stories. In the past, everyone lived with their entire family. However, in the present, the trend of enlisting in the Indian and British armies has reached its pinnacle, and young, enthusiastic people are fleeing their homes and families to join the regiment in order to make a good and fulfilling livelihood.

The main draws of the area are also the distinctive clothing and habits of the locals.The Ghandruk area hosts various cultural events, including Rodhi, Ghatu, and Krishna Charitra. Any trekker, regardless of age, interest, or fitness ability, can complete the Ghandruk throughout the year. It’s one of the simplest that you may do with both young children and senior citizens. So come on over and join RT to take part in this enjoyable and cosy little hike that will make your vacation to Nepal unforgettable.