Manaslu Conservation Area – 1,663 km 2 (642 sq mi)
The Manaslu Conservation Area in Nepal, established in 1998, aims to preserve the unique biodiversity, natural resources, and cultural heritage of the region surrounding Mount Manaslu. Covering 1,663 square kilometers, it promotes sustainable tourism and community-based natural resource management. The area also houses a rich cultural heritage, offering visitors the opportunity to experience traditional Nepalese culture, ancient monasteries, and remote mountain villages.
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