MANANG

Manang District , a piece of Province No. 4, is one of the seventy-five areas of Nepal. The region, with Chame as its locale base camp, covers a territory of 2,246 km² and had a populace (2011) of 6,538.[1]

The go of Thorung La at 5415 meters over the ocean interfaces the locale to Mustang District by giving a course between the towns of Manang and Muktinath.it is minimum precipitation area of Nepal since it lies in northern incline of high slopes which hinder the storm air. The Manang Valley, which lies near the Nepal-Tibet fringe, offers huge open doors because of its rich regular greenery. Three tracks begin from here. The to start with, through Thorangla, Muktinath, and Mustang to Lhasa—a trip that takes four days; the second by means of Naur Khola and Naurgaon, which takes five days to Lhasa; lastly the third by means of Larkiya bazar, which is the one most normally utilized by the general population of Central Nepal.

Thorangla go with a height of 5,416 meters above ocean level

Alongside the Marwaris who have moved from India to Nepal in huge numbers, the Manangies are the best known brokers of Nepal. They have gotten uncommon regulation from the King to exchange South East Asia, and travel abroad with valuable stones and metals, musk, herbs and different things. They import instant articles of clothing, watches and electronic merchandise. A significant number of the Manangies spend as much as six months from home, returning just amid the summers. A large portion of them dwell in Kathmandu, where their youngsters examine in the English medium schools. The guardians' absence of capability in the English dialect is insignificant as it not the slightest bit influences their exchanging aptitudes.

Since the region was opened to pariahs in the late 1970s, many have changed from the conventional farming to hoteleering.

The trail from Manang to Muktinath has been utilized by local people for many years to transport colossal crowds of sheep and yak all through Manang. It is an imperative course for the general population of the district.

The northern parts of Manang Valley are dry, dark colored and destroy places, altogether different from the thick woods and darker green valleys of Sikkim and Eastern Nepal.