Manaslu conservation area travel guide gorkha Nepal Manaslu conservation area situated in Gorkha District covers an area of 1663 square kilometers and seven villages like Samagaun, Lho, Prok, Bihi, Chumchet, Chhekampar and Sirdibas. It is located bordering the Annapurna conservation area
Conservation areas
Protected conservation areas of Nepal
In Nepal there are six conservation areas in Nepal, Kanchenjunga, Annapurna, Manaslu, Api Nampa, Blackbuck and Gaurishankar conservation area. Conservation Areas of Nepal are established to save endangers spices of flora, fauna and ecosystem of the Himalayan foot hills. Nepal has as many as 100 different kinds of mammals and at least 750 kinds of birds in totality.
Due to its industrial backwardness, Nepal has limited industries. That is why Nepal’s rich fauna and flora is not under grave threat as in some of its neighboring countries such as China and India. Nevertheless, rampant poaching and massive deforestation made the government mull the plan for establishing dedicated wildlife reserves. If you need more information about protected conservation area of Nepal fell free to contact us.
Gaurishankar conservation area travel guide for tourism in Dolakha
Gaurishankar conservation area Nepal The Gaurishankar conservation area is situated just below the Gaurishankar mountain, jugal himal range and is spread in area of 2179 sq km. It lies in Ramechhap, Dolakha, Sindhupalchwok district, encompasses 22 villages. Wild animals in
Annapurna conservation area travel guide for tourism
Annapurna conservation area travel guide ACAP project Nepal The Annapurna conservation area 7,629 sq. km is the largest protected region in all of Nepal, it is very well known to protect the whole of Annapurna ranges which belong to the
Kanchenjunga conservation area travel guide for tourism
Kanchenjunga conservation area travel guide Kanchenjunga Conservation Area is a protected area established in 1997. It covers 2,035 sqkm (786 sq mi) in the Taplejung District, bordering the Tibet autonomous region (China) in the north, Sikkim in the east and