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Dudh Pokhari

    Dudh Pokhari (4700m) is arranged at the east of Marshyangdi stream too heart of the south western slants of Baudha Himal and Himalchuli of Mt Mansalu Massif (executioner mountain) in the between of Lamjung and Gorkha area Nepal. This is a short trek to have close perspective of the,Mt manasalu massif (8163m), Himal chuli (7896m), Dr. Harka Gurung Peak (7871m), Annapurna reach including Manang valley,Boudha Himal, Himalchuli and Lamjung Himal. Dudh Pokhari is the long edge that extends south from Himal chuli (7896m) and close to Boudha crest (6672m). It is likewise gone to every mid year rainstorm by devot pioneers who make the troublesome trip there to shower in its holy smooth waters.
    The essentialness of Dudh Pokhari to the Gurung can't be underestimated.It is trusted that, It's on the first relocation course utilized for access into their present countries. Before the later change of a lower course along the Marshyangdi Valley, Gurung from Siklis flew out past Dudh Pokhari to purchase Tibetan salt in Manang. Indeed, even after the less demanding trail along the Marshyangdi Valley turned into the more well known course, some free minded Gurung still favored the higher trail. This was to maintain a strategic distance from the terribly disparaging "right of entry" forced by the Rajah who ruled the region through which the simpler trail passed - all who traveled along this trail needed to slither through the out-extended legs of the Rajah, in this way turning into his subjects.
     Presently, this course has been produced as a most difficult trekking course. There are numerous ups and down with some high goes like Rupina Bhanjyang. The trek begins either from Phaleasangu or from Besishahar, capital of lamjung locale. The trekers needed to cross the Marsyangdi River and experience the paddies fields and porches of Gurung towns to the Tamang group and take after the edge of Simledanda with unblemished woods of rhododendron and bamboos. In transit return, could be seen delightful authentic town of Laprak likewise which was arranged at an elevation of 2200m. There speak the truth 500 houses with the habitants of 2400, which are rehearsing the Buddhist Shamanism society, and solid customs of their predecessors. Past Dudh Pokhari is a high pass, Rupina Bhanjyang, which takes the trekker into the valley of the Budhi Gandaki. Then again, from Dudh Pokhari a trail can be taken after into the Deurandi khola valley and on to Gorkha.
    This treak is daring that obliges the right method for strolling on the troublesome trails. The ways are not all that simple they are restricted with brimming with rocks. So one ought to have experience of strolling through the remote towns. What's more, at times there don't have the specific trail and trekers ought to take after the field trail also.But it is suitable for the individuals who want to do the trek in a detached range. This is the best trek, as the course is not all that frequented Photo.

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