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Britain’s Prince Charles has hiked through this route in 1980 to make it “Royal Trek”. You do not have to struggle much on this short trek to view excellent scenarios and that is also another reason that this trekking is called Royal trek because of a reason that this trekking can be performed in a royal way. We will be observing the panoramic views of Pokhara valley as well as the stunning view of Mount Fishtail (Machhapuchre) and Annapurna range in the north with the marvelous lake surrounds the mountain in the south. The views of Lamjung Himal, Manasalu and Himchuli in the east are another particular attraction in this trekking. As there are not any tea houses and lodges present in the trekking routes; we will be camping in all of our trekking period. Mentioning about the best season; the best season for this trek will be on mid of September to mid of December as well as from the mid of March to May.  On the spring you will be witnessing the best scenarios with clear and sunny weather as well as you also can trek here on winter season where it will not be much pack but you can enjoy like you will be travelling to the other times of the year.

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