Khopra and Khyer lake trek
Khopra and Khyer lake trek is a short ‘off the beaten’ adventure that will obviously make you feel triumphant of conquering new virgin land where you can feel a complete freedom.
The New Royal Trek enhanced form of The Royal Trek. The trail was frequently followed by His Royal Highness the Prince Charles of United Kingdom in 1980 AD. Prince Charles got fascinated by the spectacular views of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu and many more mountains and had fun trekking in the deep forests of Panchase and its tranquil environment with a lot of inhabited and visiting birds.
The route lies along the high ridges of the south Phewa Lake and for the first three days is generally at altitude of around 4500 to 7000 ft (1100 to 2500 m). This trek is best done from the early October through the season until May. The Pokhara valley itself gets quite hot in the late spring but temperatures in most of this route should remain pleasant in presence of sonorous bird and rhododendron/whiete Michelia.
The New Royal Trek begins and ends in Pokhara. We have combined this trek with thrilling Trishuli white water rafting and jungle safari in Chitwan national park to offer you a life time experience.
Khopra and Khyer lake trek is a short ‘off the beaten’ adventure that will obviously make you feel triumphant of conquering new virgin land where you can feel a complete freedom.
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Following the Royal steps. One of the shortest trek that takes you along the foothills of Annapurna – the north of Pokhara valley yet a unique way to witness meaningful cultural experiences with the diverse people and their cultures.