Places in Nepal

Conservation Area Annapurna Conservation Area A major conservation landscape linking trekking routes, villages, mountains, forests and community-based conservation. Pokhara National Park Banke National Park A Terai national park forming an important western Nepal forest and wildlife landscape. Banke, Dang and Salyan area National Park Bardiya National Park A less-crowded western Terai wildlife park known for jungle experiences, river habitats, tiger landscape and nature-based travel. Nepalgunj Lake Cluster Begnas Lake A quieter Pokhara Valley lake around 16 km from Phewa, surrounded by hills, greenery and local lake settlements. Pokhara High Altitude Lake System Gokyo Lakes A high-Himalayan lake system in the Everest region, commonly visited on Gokyo trekking itineraries. Solukhumbu Sacred High Altitude Lake Gosaikunda Lake A sacred alpine lake in Langtang National Park, central to Hindu pilgrimage and Langtang trekking routes. Rasuwa National Park Langtang National Park A Himalayan park close to Kathmandu, connected with Langtang Valley trekking, forests, villages and sacred lake routes. Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Sindhupalchok area Lake Cluster Phewa Lake Pokhara’s best-known lake, loved for boating, Annapurna reflections, lakeside walks and the island temple of Tal Barahi. Pokhara High Altitude Lake Phoksundo Lake A striking high-altitude lake in Shey-Phoksundo National Park, associated with Dolpo trekking and remote Himalayan culture. Dolpa High Altitude Lake Rara Lake A remote high-altitude lake inside Rara National Park, known for blue water, forested hills, birdlife and Karnali wilderness. Mugu / Karnali National Park Rara National Park Nepal’s smallest national park, centred around Rara Lake and remote Karnali highland nature. Mugu and Jumla Lake Cluster Rupa Lake A quieter Pokhara Valley lake separated from Begnas by the Rupakot ridge, with wetland scenery and mountain views from nearby high points. Pokhara