Lamjung Himal

The 6700 – 7000 meters eastern ourliners of the Annapurna range are known as Lamjumg Himal. The Marshyangdi River flowing down from Maanangbhot in the north, carves a gorge through the main Himalayan range and separates the Annapurna from the Manaslu / Himalchuli massif.

Treks to Lamjung Himal typically take 12 to 18 days and offer good high pastures and lakes - with memorable views across the Marshyangdi to Manaslu and its satellites.

The region has all the advantages of easy acess from Pokhara and the spectacular Annapurna skyline but lying remote from the popular northern trails, it has remained virtually untrekked. Below Lamjung there is an area know as "Fairy Meadows" which provides an ideal base for exploration and scrambles up onto a great array small peaks of 4878 – 5183 meters and also some very beautiful lakes tucked into the corner of Lamjung massif.

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