1) Langtang National Park (11- 16 days)

Langtang is the first Himalayan National Park designated in 1970A.D. Langtang is in the north of Katmandu, the capital city of Nepal. The national park is allowing the local people to live their lives within the park and therefore a unique harmony between humans and nature can be seen in this zone. The forest has diverse flora fauna, wild animals and birds together with more than 40 villages, scenic lakes, glaciers and imposing Himalayan peaks. On the trek you can explore the views of mountains like Himal Chuli (7864 m), Manaslu (8156m) and others. The Langtang valley is also renowned for the famous lake Gosaikunda; the forest in Langtang National park is a prime example of temperate and sub-alpine vegetation's. The dense oak & pine forests on the trail up the langtang valley area is of particular interest for everyone. The rhododendrons form a spectacular display during spring; wildlife in the area is dominated by main bird species with migratory birds using the Gosanikunda Area as a temporary sanctuary. Deer & monkeys in the lower forest and Thar and Pica on the alpine hillside can be found.

2) Makalu-Barun National Park (14 days – 21 days)

Makalu- Barun national park has one of the richest Bio-diversity among all the conserved areas in Nepal. It is located in eastern Nepal. The area covers the bio-diversity of plants and animals, which has been the attraction to tourists over the years. Red Panda, snow leopard, Himalayan black beer and gray leopard are some of the attractions of the park. One of the main attractions is the unbeatable display of rhododendrons on the Milke Danda ridge, thought to be one of the best anywhere. Everywhere in the region can be found magnificent examples of Himalayan orchids and other wildflowers including many valuable medicinal plants. Similarly animals can be elusive throughout the area but bird’s life is prolific while deer and wild sheep often spotted. Recently, increased sightings of snow leopard have been reported in the mountainous part

3) Manasalu Conservation Area (21 days – 14 days)

Manaslu Conservation Area is located in the Gorkha district to the west of Katmandu. This is a popular trekking area as the Manasalu- the 8th highest peak in the world, is located here. Since the treks in the Manasalu region originates at around 1000m and reach as high as 5200m at Larkya Pass the trekkers will see a wide range of flora typical of the middle hills and alpine region of Nepal. Particularly noticeable around Manasalu are the fine stands of Pine and as usual, the rhododendron, which is notable on the slopes below 3500m.similarly the area is home to 29 species of mammals, including the rare snow leopard, musk deer, and the Himalayan Tahr. There are also over 20 species of birds and 4 species of reptiles. The area offers a unique setting for trekkers as they have the opportunity to experience both nature and culture.

4) Shey-Phoksundo National Park (23 days)

Shey-Phoksundo is the largest National Park and one of the few protected areas in the Trans- Himalayan region. It has been successful in preserving the unique trans- Himalayan ecosystem, enriched with diversity of flora and fauna. The national park covers second largest lake- the Phoksundo. The flora of park includes pine. Walnut, willow, oak, poplar and cypress, pine spruce, juniper, wild rose are the attractions of the area. The park is home to six species of reptiles, 21 species of butterfly including the highest-flying butterfly, Paralasa Nepalaica in the world & snow leopard, grey wolf and blue sheep. The area is a village of monasteries among them; shey- monastery is the most famous one. Thashung Gompa is another monastery located near the lakeside that was built about 900 years ago.