Rara National Park lies in the remote area & far-west region of Nepal, it still hosts the country’s biggest lake “the Rara lake”, has successful to protect a representative rhododendron, black juniper, west Himalayan cypress are sample of flora and fauna. Mainly covered with coniferous forest, the park’s area around the lake dominated by blue pine. You can see the forests of pine, spruce and fir; it gives way to fir, oak, and birch forest. You can also enjoy with seeing the sight of migrant birds like waterfowls, gallinaceous birds, in the park. This rich vegetation is the habitat of endangered red panda, musk deer, Himalayan black bear, leopard, jackal, Himalayan tahr, wild yellow – throated marten, wild dog, wild boar, rhesus macaque and more. In the heart of the park, both physically and metamorphic ally is The Rara lake. The lake is oval shaped with an east-west axis.

Apart from the eye catching beautiful sight of Rara Lake, the park also offers a pleasant setting for bird lover; beauty to the landscape is the hundreds of varieties of ground flowers that form a colorful carpet in summer.

The region is made-up of long ridges covered with temperate forests and alpine pastures enclosing high valleys. Summer rainfall is low, but winter snow can be heavy and persistent. Since the region is fairly high and free from monsoon thunderstorms, the summer season is ideal for trekking. Winters are cold, but the autumn seasons trekking is rewarded with a profusion of alpine flowers.