Nepal Tourism

Wildlife in Nepal

Annapurna Conservation Area

Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) is Nepal's first and the largest conservation area. It covers an area of 7,600 sq. kilometers and is located in mid-western Nepal. It is best reached from Pokhara. The area includes 1,226 species of plants, including 38 species of orchids, 9 species of rhododendron and many varieties of fish. It is home to wildlife such as blue sheep and snow leopards. Birds include the Impeyan pheasant, and there is a rare collection of butterflies and insects. Upper Mustang and other high altitude areas are best in summer while low-altitude areas are pleasant the year round.


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Wildlife in Nepal › Annapurna Conservation Area › Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve
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