The Annapurna Conservation Area

The Annapurna Conservation Area is Nepal’s largest protected landscape, spanning about 4,500 square kilometers. It surrounds the Annapurna mountain range and offers stunning scenery, rich biodiversity, and diverse cultures. The area supports local communities through sustainable tourism, agriculture, and conservation efforts, helping preserve its unique environment and heritage. Visitors can experience trekking, wildlife, and traditional Nepalese life while contributing to the area's ecological and cultural preservation. Managed jointly by the government and local communities, the conservation area balances ecological protection with economic development, ensuring its natural beauty and cultural richness are maintained for future generations.