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Monsoon trekking in Annapurna — the green, quiet, leechy side of the Himalaya, and the rain-shadow routes that stay dry.

Why autumn (Oct–Nov) is the peak season for Annapurna trekking — clear skies, stable weather, festivals and how to book ahead.

Zip-lining and adrenaline activities near Pokhara — one of the world’s longest zips, plus bungee and paragliding with the Annapurna range.

Mountain biking the Annapurna Circuit road — from Besishahar to Muktinath, with grades, passes and the 4×4 alternative.

Meditation and wellness treks in Annapurna — silent walks, monastery pauses and lakeside recovery for body and mind.

Traditional food on the Annapurna trail — dal bhat, momos, Thakali thali and apple pie, plus what’s safe to eat at altitude.

The festivals of Annapurna villages — Dashain, Tihar, Losar, and local fairs — and the best months to experience living culture on the trail.

Muktinath — the sacred pilgrimage site at the foot of the Thorong La, revered by Hindus and Buddhists alike, and how to reach it.

The Thakali people of the Kali Gandaki — their trade heritage, food, and villages that shaped the Annapurna trekking route.

Himalayan wildlife on Annapurna treks — snow leopards, red panda, blue sheep, musk deer and the birds between the zones.