Overview Of Royal Trek
The Royal Trek in Nepal is among the most luxurious treks in Nepal. They are one of Nepal’s shortest treks that follow the Annapurna region’s foothills. Compared to other treks in the Annapurna region, the Royal Trek is relatively short and among the most leisurely treks. The Royal Trek gets its name because Prince Charles and his 90-person group explored this route in the early 1980s. This trek offers the chance to have meaningful cultural experiences with this region’s diverse mix of people and cultures.
The primary inhabitants of the Annapurna region are Gurungs and Magars. Gurungs typically live high up on the hills, raising maize, millet, and rice. The locals use buffalo, the predominant form of cattle, for herding, grazing, dairy, and meat products. The height of pastures can reach 12,500 feet. Gurungs practice Buddhism. They are typically short and stocky, with mongoloid features. Gurungs speak their language, but the majority also speak Nepali. Many young individuals work in offices at lower altitudes.