Annapurna Conservation Area

The Annapurna Conservation Area (ACA) is a protected region in Nepal, famous for its stunning mountain scenery, including Annapurna, one of the world’s highest peaks. Established in 1986, it aims to preserve biodiversity and promote sustainable tourism while supporting local communities. The area features diverse ecosystems, ranging from tropical forests to alpine meadows, and is home to various wildlife, such as the elusive snow leopard. Visitors can trek through its picturesque landscapes, experience local culture, and enjoy the natural beauty, all while contributing to conservation efforts and the livelihoods of indigenous people.