The unique ecological aspects of the Western Himalaya led to the creation of the Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP) in the Kullu district of India's mountain state of Himachal Pradesh. These features include biodiversity, sparse human populations, inaccessibility, little tourism, and a local economy based on traditional livelihoods.
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Sunday, March 25, 2007
Trails in the GHNP
The major advantage the GHNP has over other protected natural areas is it accessibility or rather the lack of it. Just to reach the core boundaries of the park one has to trek for more than one day from the two sides of Sainj and Tirthan. The trails though visible are tought to negotiate but lead one to natural wonders which can only be felt and not described. The amazing scenery , prestine flora and fauna and above all the unique experinence of being in one of the remotest corners of the Western Himalayas are an invitating enough for adventurist from all corners of the world.
Unclimbed Peaks at Tirath
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