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Pokhara and Annapurna Range
Pokhara is renowned for its setting rather than its historical or
cultural endowments. Its peaceful lakeside location and proximity to the
Annapurna mountain range mean it is an ideal place for recovering from
(or gearing up for) a trek. Treks can be organised here as there is a
good supply of guides and porters. Personally I just made it to
Sarangkot (1592m) planning to take some Himalaya pictures. However the
air wasn't clear as December lies in Nepal's dry season. The panorama
pictures of the Annapurna range were taken from a boat in Pokhara lake.
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