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Annapurna and Everest are what most people know Nepal for. But that's not all, there are other equally rivaled trekking destinations in Nepal that see far less attention than they deserve. These treks aren't in any way inferior just hidden from the knowledge of the outside world. Come along with us as we uncover the 3 most underrated treks of Nepal. 1. Manaslu Circuit Trek Because it's strenuous, the Manaslu Circuit trekking doesn't receive much credit for its attractions. The main reason is that it falls under Nepal's restricted zones because of the remoteness and higher chances of landslides in the region. But that doesn't take away any of its glory, i.e. 8th highest mountain in the world, bewildered wilderness, diverse cultures, and amazing spectacles to ponder upon. The adventure is tough, but tough is where the adventure is! 2. Nar Phu Valley Trek The Nar Phu region was restricted for tourists until recently when the Government started providing limited permits. The Nar and Phu valleys are among the most isolated and secluded parts of Nepal and its reserved feature is also what makes the visit ever so special. The trek is strenuous with steep ascents and the highest of them all stands at 5240 meters. With sparsely populated and widespread wilderness, the Nar Phu Valley trek is all about peaceful solitude, spectacular landscapes, captivating Tibetan cultures, and connecting with nature. 3. Kanchenjunga Trek The Kanchenjunga Trek lies in the easternmost region of Nepal and circles you around the third highest mountain in the world. Undoubtedly, it's one of the toughest and longest treks in Nepal and that is also why it isn't as popular. But regardless of the popularity, the trek lets you explore unexplored and unexploited parts of Nepal with its heavenly sceneries, thrilling solitude, and peculiar lifestyles. You'll also be crossing paths with exotic wildlife in the Kanchenjunga conservation area.
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