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Trekking in Nepal varies with beautiful point of view like green slopes till 4000 meters, cocoa slopes or lets say dessert till 5000 meters to White snow above 5000 meters.Colt, Desert in the Mountains is arranged toward the north of Annapurna Massif and is a district that gets inadequate precipitation when contrasted with whatever is left of Nepal. The area is occupied by the general population taking after Buddhism as their significant religion with some touch of nearby practices that has advanced since time immemorial. Stone structure is the fundamental component of the development style of the district and not a solitary development is untouched by this design style. Every one of the houses, entryways, asphalts and so on in towns are the living case of this sort of design. The area is extremely dry with sparse vegetation. As this district is viewed as the Desert in the Mountains, a trek in this area can be pleasant whenever of the year. This is a confined area with exceptionally timid yet cordial individuals. A visit to this area will positively give a pre-experience before going for an outing to Tibet. This area misleads the north of Annapurna Region and trek to the destinations in this district can be joined with trek in Annapurna Region. Colt is still viewed as a confined Area and for a trek in this locale; exceptional customs should be finished before wandering this trek. Upper horse trek in Nepal offers dessert view and Tibetan social legacy. Numerous individuals call it as a lost kingdom, taboo kingdom, concealed kingdom et cetera. This is certainly the remarkable spot to visit which takes back to memory of medieval time. I had a feeling that i was living in medieval time, i overlooked that i was conceived in 21st century haha.
I trekked to Lo-Manthang, the capital city of Lo (upper bronco) while there was Tiji celebration. I found that Tiji celebration has been honed by local people for a long time (subsequent to seventeenth century). The vast majority of the Monasteries have puja ordinary where you can go and ruminate while ministers are discussing mantras.
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