Annapurna Region is the most popular trekking route in Nepal. There are four major trekking routes in central Nepal: to Ghorepani / Poon Hill, to Jomsom / Muktinath, to Annapurna Sanctuary / Base Camp, and a circuit of the Annapurna Himal itself. Pokhara is also a good starting place for short treks of one to seven days is including the Royal trek, Siklish trek, Panchase trek, Ghandrung trek, Sarangkot / Dhampus Trekking.
Central Nepal is dominated by Annapuma range. Diversity in landscape and culture has made this region as one of the most popular destination for the trekkers. Trekking points are varied from short trip to strenuous around Annapurna. Most of the inhabitants in this region are Gurungs and Thakalis. As you trek in this region the giant peaks Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Fish Tail and other minor peaks are always around you. There are sights of Buddhist and Hindus pilgrimage. Kaligandagi flows through the deepest gorge. This region has become an exemplary conservation area in the world.

Annapurna trekking has been wildly recognized as a naturalist's paradise. The upper sub-alpine steppe environment harbors some of the rare snow leopards and blue sheep. Other areas of the region protect bird species such as the multi-coloured Impeyan, kokla, blood pheasant amongst a multitude of other birds, butterflies and insects. Many plants native to Nepal are found in this forest.
For thousands of years people of diverse ethnic backgrounds have scratched a livelihood out of its steep hillsides. The advent of tourism and the phenomenal rise in human population has triggered a process of environmental deterioration. In 1968 Nepal's King Mahendra Trust for Nature Conservation launched the Annapurna Conservation Area Project