Marpha is a traditional village located in the Mustang district of Nepal. The village is situated in the Kali Gandaki River valley, at an altitude of about 2,660 meters (8,730 feet) above sea level. It is located in the Annapurna Conservation Area and is about a two-day trek from the city of Pokhara.
Marpha is known for its well-preserved traditional architecture and its apple orchards. The village is home to many traditional Tibetan-style houses and is considered a good example of the traditional architecture of the region. Many of the houses in the village are made of mud and stone and feature intricate wooden carvings and paintings.
Marpha is also famous for its apples and apple brandy, and visitors can see the apple orchards, visit the local distilleries, and taste the local apple products. The village also has a number of small shops and restaurants where visitors can try traditional Tibetan and Sherpa cuisine.
The village is also a popular stop for trekkers on the Annapurna Circuit and the Jomsom Trek, and is considered a great place to rest and explore the local culture. The village also has a number of small guesthouses and lodges that offer accommodation for trekkers.
Marpha village is a must-visit for those who are interested in traditional architecture, local culture and the taste of local products like apples and apple brandy. It’s also a good place for trekkers who would like to take a break from the trek and explore a traditional village.
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