Makalu Barun National Park

Makalu Barun National Park is a charming nature reserve in the eastern zone of the Himalayas, located in the vicinity of Nepal. Get to this pearl of pristine beauty by air from the capital of Nepal - Kathmandu to the city of Lukla. Hospitable natives welcome foreign guests at any time of the year.

At an altitude of 1000 meters, the zone of tropical forests begins, and the subtropics extend even higher. The park has 40 species of bamboo, 15 different species of oaks, 48 varieties of orchids and about 40 species of primrose, and at an altitude of more than 2000 meters grows a red rhododendron, which is a floral symbol of Nepal. It is only necessary to inhale its aroma, as thoughts acquire mountain peace and purity.

A real treasure for supporters of ecotourism is virgin forests and a walk through the famous alpine meadows. This area is designated as a completely protected area, which has remained intact since 1980. Here everyone will find a fascinating and varied rest to their liking. Fans of rafting will experience a real extreme, because the rivers flowing in the reserve are known for their rapids and steep descents. In hiking or horseback riding in the park, tourists can enjoy the views of numerous lakes, rivers and waterfalls, see many Himalayan peaks, as well as wild animals: snow leopard, panda, leopard, and if lucky - and Asian golden cat.