poon hill view tower, trekkers, beautiful mountain view and blue sky from poon hill station on poon hill trek.
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    Lodge to Lodge Trek
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    Private Transport+Tourist Bus
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    Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
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    Lodge To Lodge
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    Group Size: 1-16 Pax
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    3210m.

Highlights of Poon Hill Trek

  • Enchanting trek along the trails in Annapurna region
  • Witness captivating sunrise over the colossal giants in the Annapurna range from Poon Hill vantage point
  • Rejoice in the heart-warming hospitality of the Gurung communities
  • Enjoy the tour to the UNESCO enlisted world heritage sites in the Kathmandu valley

About Poon Hill Trek

Poon Hill Trek is One of the short and easy mountain trips in Nepal's Annapurna region. This trail has hundreds of trekkers daily because first-time trekkers, elderlies, and families can do it quickly. The Poon Hill viewpoint is a primary attraction of this trip, from where you can see magnificent views of the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Himalayan ranges with unblocked sunrise.

Hiking up to Poon Hill early morning to catch the sunrise view over the mighty Himalayas can be pretty tuff for someone. Still, it can be the best memory of the trip, which is why this trip is also known as Poon Hill Sunrise Trek.

The trek goes through traditional Gurung and Magar villages and rhododendron forests. The forests look amazing when the flowers bloom in spring.

Not just for beginners and families with kids, the Ghorepani Poon Hill trekking is a great trip even for experienced trekkers and hikers who are traveling to Nepal with limited time. It is a reputed trekking region with good lodge facilities to stay in and serve food from a food menu everywhere. It means you do not need a tent to sleep in and carry food for the trip.

Trekking to Poon Hill is an easy mountain activity, but it is not mean it is super flexible. However, you must have some physical training and be fit to walk a few hours on up and downhill trails. You will love the magnificent scenery on this trek. Still, you also will have an excellent opportunity to experience Magar and Gurung culture and lifestyle. The Magar and Gurung people are the local inhabitants of this region, and they are familiar with the brave Gurkha soldiers in the British and Indian regiments.

The regular itinerary of the Poon Hill trek is for five days, which makes a loop through Ghandruk Village, but it also can do in 2, 3, or 4 days. The Annapurna Base Camp Trek also walks through this trail for a few days at the beginning. Also, the Annapurna Circuit trek ends with visiting the Poon Hill.

5-Day Ghorepani Poon Hill Trekking Itinerary Overview

The 5-day Ghorepani Poon Hill trekking itinerary is classic and makes a circuit through Ghandruk. However, you can also complete this route in 4 days from Pokhara to Pokhara. If you do not have enough time, You can visit poon Hill and come back to Pokhara, taking 2 or 3 days. Here, you see an overview of a 5-day trekking itinerary of the Poon Hill Circuit trek.

You drive from Pokhara to Nayapul or Birethanti in the morning and start walking through the Bhrungdi River valley on the first day of the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek. According to the classic trekking itinerary, Tikhedhunga is the first camp. Still, you can hike up to Ulleri on the first passing Tikhedhunga.

After spending the first night in Ulleri, you hike to Ghorepani on the second day. You will walk to Ghorepani inside a deep forest after Banthanti for a few hours. The Ghorepani village is between rhododendron forests with many buildings and colorful roofs. You sleep here and hike to poon Hill early morning to catch an unblocked sunrise and see magnificent mountain views on the third day during the Poon Hill circuit trek. After the Poon Hill visit, you walk back to the lodge, have breakfast, and then trek to Tadapani.

On the fourth trek day, go to Syauli Bazaar via Ghandruk Village. Alternatively, you can drive on the same day rather than stay in Syauli Bazaar today to complete the trek in four days. While doing a 5-day trip, you walk to Birethanti for around 2 hours from Syauli Bazaar on the fifth day and drive back to Pokhara.

Please get in touch with us if you want to do a 2 or 3 days trek to Poon Hill, and then we provide detail with the cost. If you have more days with this trip, we offer different itineraries via Jhinu Hot Spring, Landruk, and Dhampus.

Krekking Map od Poon Hill


Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek Map with altitude detail

We have made a 9-day Trekking map of Poon Hill from your arrival to the final departure home. According to our trip map, our airport representative picks you up from the Kathmandu International Airport on day one and transfers you to the hotel, where you meet a tour manager and talk about the next day's program after check-in at the hotel.

You will have a full-day Kathmandu tour on day two. You visit four UNESCO World Heritage sites during the day tour and trip meet in the evening. On day three, you drive to Pokhara, Nepal's second-biggest city, and stay overnight. After a night stay in Pokhara, you go to Birethanti, where you start walking.

You will be in the mountain from the day four to seven for the four nights and return to Pokhara on the day eight. After spending the second visit night in Pokhara, you drive back to Kathmandu on day nine and fly back home with a sweet memory of the Nepalese Himalayas on day ten to complete the Ghorepani Poon Hill trip.

Pokhara to Poon Hill

You can drive from Pokhara to Banthanti directly in a jeep and walk to Ghorepani in one day and visit Poon Hill the next morning. Still, according to our package, you will spend one night in between. You may return to Pokhara the next day if you have little time. You can also trek through Tadapani and Ghandruk, walk to Tatopani (hot spring), and drive to Pokhara if you have a few more days.

Ghandruk to Poon Hill

Ghandruk to Poon Hill is pretty tuff compared to the clockwise route. It is a long day walk on lots of up and downhill trails. You ascend from Ghandruk towards Tadapani for 3 hours through a dense forest and descend for around 15 minutes. You walk on the steep part for an hour here, and there will be a flat part until Banthanti for another half an hour. Again, you will climb for another 3-4 hours to Deurali and descend for half an hour for the final part to Ghorepani. So, Ghandruk to Poon Hill is doable but pretty hard for the first-time trekker, so going through the clockwise itinerary is highly recommended.

Best Time or Season to Trek to Poon Hill

You will enjoy a lot and see magnificent views if you are on the trek at the right time. Of course! We suggest you to travel to Poon Hill in autumn and spring. You can also visit in winter, but summer is not a perfect time to trek to Ghorepani Poon Hill. The clouds will cover the mountains most of the time in summer. However, other natural attractions like waterfalls, rivers, forests, and bright landscapes always look magnificent on this trekking route. Check the general information about the best time or season to trek to Poon Hill below:

Autumn Season

September to November is the autumn season in Nepal, which comes right after summer. Heavy rainfall in summer clears haze and makes the weather bright in autumn so that you can see colorful mountains, blue skies, and dark green forests at this time. Autumn is the biggest trekking season in Nepal and Poon Hill, so we recommend trekking if you want to explore the region with the best visibility and tolerable temperature.

Spring Season

Spring is the second biggest trekking season in Nepal and Ghorepani. Many rhododendron trees are around the Ghorepani Poon Hill trail, so blooming flowers make the forest colorful in spring. The spring is a dry season, so there will be deep haze in this season in the lower area, but you can see magnificent views from Poon Hill. There might be some snowfall at higher altitudes, and hail may fall with a strong wind in the evening at this time.

What Makes the Trek Memorable?

There must be some expectation for everyone when they plan to travel, so trekkers also might have a desire to see something which makes their trip memorable and a lifetime experience while planning a trek to Poon Hill. So, what makes this trip unique then? Let's check them below:

Poon Hill Viewpoint

The Poon Hill Station is the major highlight of the Ghorepani Poon Hill trek. You will hike to this vantage viewpoint from Ghorepani early in the morning with a flashlight, which takes a maximum of an hour. You will see magnificent views of Mt. Dhaulagiri I -IV, Tukuche Peak, Gurja Himal, and Dampus Peak of Dhaulagiri massif, and Nilgiri South, Baraha Shikhar, Annapurna South, Fishtail, and Annapurna II of the Annapurna massif with unblocked sunrise.

You can also see captivating landscapes, valleys, the zenith of green hills, pristine forests (especially when the rhododendron bloom), and more natural attractions from Poon Hill. There are a couple of hundred visitors every day who will enjoy this hill station's natural beauty.

Note: Make sure you are hiking to Poon Hill when the weather is crystal clear and perfect visibility.

Traditional Gurung and Magar Villages

You will walk through typical Gurung and Magar Villages during the Ghorepani trekking. You see magnificent architecture with stone roofs on most of the buildings in the Villages. You will pass Ghandruk on this trip, the region's most significant Gurung Village. You will also see the lifestyle of these ethnic people and experience their culture on this trek.

Traced Rice Fields and Captivating Landscapes

The trekking trail to Ghorepani Poon Hill begins and ends around a thousand meters altitude, where you see well-traced rice fields. You will see different farming lands in the higher regions, where farmers plant millet, buckwheat, corn, and other crops without water. During the trek, you also see captivating landscapes with green hills, waterfalls, rivers, and more natural attractions.

Private and Group Join Trekking Cost for Poon Hill

The Ghorepani trek is a short mountain trip, so it is a budget tour compared to the other long adventure treks, such as the Everest Base Camp. The price depends on the service inclusion and exclusion, number of days, and member participation in a group. According to our package, it costs 625 USD for a single trekker, but it will be cheaper for more than one trekker in a group. The price includes international airport pick-up and drop service, a full-day Kathmandu tour, all transport during the trip, trekking permits, a guide, porter, food, and lodges during your Nepal stay. Check the price list below according to the group size:

  • 1 Trekker: 625 USD – Book the trip from the Book Now section
  • 2-4 Trekkers: 500 USD – Book Now
  • 5-10 Trekkers: 450 USD – Book Now

We offer special discounts for families and group bookings. If you have more than ten trekkers booking at the same time, please contact us through email or WhatsApp at +977 9851043624 to get a discount price.

Get a Lifetime Experience of Poon Hill with Frolic Adventure!

You might be interested in this trip after knowing about the Poon Hill Trek information and more from above. Frolic Adventure has been operating this tour since 2016 and has arranged thousands of trips. We provide experienced and knowledgeable trekking guides who are authorized government license holders. We also place helpful and friendly supporters who carry your trekking gear and make your trip smooth and comfortable.

Itinerary

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At Tribhuvan International Airport, our representatives will await your arrival and take you to your hotel. After the introduction with the guides and much-needed refreshments, you are free to do as you wish. You can either rest from the flight or head out to the local bazaar to glimpse the Nepalese way of life. Overnight stay at a hotel in Kathmandu.

  • Meals: None
  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Place: Kathmandu
  • Altitude: 1,350m/4,429 feet.
  • Mode of Transportation: Private Car/Van/Bus
  • Departure Time: According to your arrival

If you join a group trek, a pre-trip meeting will lay out all the responsibilities of the guides and trekkers. After the meeting, we begin our tour of Kathmandu City, journeying to the UNESCO World Heritage sites. Swayambhunath is first on our list with its unrivaled view of the entire city before heading to the Hindu site of Pashupatinath. The temple sees a large number of pilgrims each year and is revered. The journey diverts to the historical sites of Kathmandu Durbar Square, bursting with history, and culture, before ending at the tranquil Boudhanath. Overnight stay at Kathmandu.

  • Meals: Breakfast
  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Place: Kathmandu
  • Altitude: 1,350m/4,429 feet.
  • Mode of Transportation: Private Car/Van/Bus
  • Departure Time: 9:00 am

Today, you begin your journey toward Pokhara. After breakfast, you drive out of the valley, leaving behind the busy roads and tall buildings, towards the twisting Prithvi Highway. The raging Trishuli River, bashing at the rocks, flows by our sides as the mesmerizing landscape changes with each angle. Surrounded by Hilly landscapes with an added glimpse of the Himalayas, you reach Pokhara Valley in time for the tranquil sunset. Typically, it takes 6-7 hours to reach Pokhara from Kathmandu, but it may take up to 10 hours due to the road construction. Overnight stay at a hotel in Pokhara.

  • Meals: Breakfast
  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Place: Pokhara
  • Altitude: 8,20m/2,690 feet
  • Mode of Transportation: Sharing Tourist Bus
  • Departure Time: 7:00 am

The beginning of your Poon Hill Trek starts with private transportation through the hilly landscape towards Birethanti. Crossing Modi Khola over a bridge, you reach Birethanti, where you begin your journey to Ulleri by following the Bhurungdi River through Matathanti, Sudame, Ramghai, Hile, and Tikhedhunga. You reach Hile for lunch and then walk another half an hour to Tikhedhunga before you walk on a steep part for two hours to Ulleri on stone steps. Overnight stay at Tikhedhunga.

  • Meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner
  • Accommodation: Guesthouse
  • Place: Ulleri
  • Altitude: 2,050m/6,725 feet
  • Mode of Transportation: Private Transport+Walk
  • Departure Time: 7:30 am

Today, you begin by walking a gradually ascending trail for an hour to Banthanti and then entering the forest of rhododendrons, pine, oak, and other trees. While walking in this forest, you will see pristine waterfalls, wildlife, blooming flowers, and more natural attractions. You reach Nangethanti for lunch and then walk another hour to Ghorepani overnight.

  • Meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner
  • Accommodation: Guesthouse
  • Place: Ghorepani
  • Altitude: 2,850m/9,350 feet
  • Mode of Transportation: Walk
  • Departure Time: 8:00 am

An early morning hike combined with the enchanting views from the top Poon Hill viewpoint can only describe as perfect. We head towards Poon Hill, your only destination residing over an altitude of 3,000m. At 3,210m, the viewpoint boasts excellent views of Annapurna South (7,219m), Annapurna I (8,091m), Dhaulagiri (8,167m), Lamjung Himal (6,983m), and countless other snowy peaks of the Annapurna Range. Having your fill of the Himalayan sunrise, we descend back to Ghorepani for a warm breakfast before setting off again to reach Tadapani. Overnight stay at Tadapani.

  • Meals: Breakfast+Lunch+Dinner
  • Accommodation: Guesthouse
  • Place: Tadapani
  • Altitude: 2,630m/8,628 feet
  • Mode of Transportation: Walk
  • Departure Time: 8:00 am

Today, you head to Syauli Bazaar, which is also the end point of the Ghandruk treks. The journey out of Tadapani stretches through Nepali flat lands with downhills but nothing arduous. Rhododendron, oak, and pine trees surround us as we reach Syauli Bazaar. Here, private transport will wait to take you to Pokhara. You will drive around two hours from Syauli Bazaar to Pokhara. Then you can celebrate your trek in the evening. Overnight in Pokhara.

  • Meals: Breakfast+Lunch
  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Place: Pokhara
  • Altitude: 8,20m/2,690 feet
  • Mode of Transportation: Walk+Private Transport
  • Departure Time: 7:30 am

On the final day of the trek, you head back to Kathmandu with one last goodbye to the Himalayas. The ride out of Pokhara is pleasant and calming, running alongside the tight bends of Prithvi Highway. Enjoy the stunning landscapes that surround you, and if you are tired by this point of the landscapes, the raging Trishuli River will come to your rescue. We head directly to the hotel in Kathmandu for much-needed refreshments and a Farewell dinner with Frolic Adventure. Overnight stay at a hotel in Kathmandu.

  • Meals: Breakfast+Dinner
  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Place: Kathmandu
  • Altitude: 1,350m/4,429 feet
  • Mode of Transportation: Sharing Tourist Bus
  • Departure Time: 7:30 am

We hope you had a lovely time in the country of the Himalayas. Our representatives will once again drop you back at Tribhuvan International Airport just in time for your flight towards your next destination.

  • Meals: Breakfast
  • Mode of Transportation: Private Transportation
  • Departure Time: 3 hrs earlier from departure

Cost Details

  • Airport pick-up service by private car/van/bus.
  • Three nights' accommodation in Kathmandu in a tourist-standard hotel, including breakfast, as per the above itinerary, on a twin-sharing basis.
  • 2-night Accommodation in Pokhara in a standard hotel, including breakfast, as per the above itinerary on a twin-sharing basis.
  • All the ground transportation during the trip.
  • Private car/van/bus and guide for the cultural tour 
  • Your standard meal BLD during the trek with a cup of hot tea/coffee for breakfast
  • Fresh fruit after every dinner in the mountain
  • All necessary papers, conservation area entry permits, TIMS cards, and monument entrance fees.
  • All accommodations are in lodges/teahouses during the treks.
  • An experienced, helpful, and friendly guide.
  • Salary, food, drinks, accommodation, transportation, and insurance for the guide.
  • Farewell dinner last night in Kathmandu
  • An arrangement of an emergency helicopter service will be paid for by your travel insurance company.
  • We help you to hire a sleeping bag and down jacket if you don't have 
  • All government taxes (Gst) and Stationery expenses.
  • Nepal entry visa fee (you may easily issue the visa upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport  (Kathmandu). 
  • Your travel insurance (compulsory).
  • Porter, to carry your bag.
  • Lunch and dinner while you are in the cities of Kathmandu & Pokhara.
  • Entries fees for the cultural tour
  • Your expenses.
  • All the alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
  • Sweet things like dessert/chocolate.
  • During the trek, there will be a hot shower, battery charge, and heater.
  • International airfare.
  • Tips for the guide, porter & driver. 
  • Any other expenses which are not mentioned in the included section.

PRICES & DATES

Trip DatesAvailabilityNotesPrice  
04 Nov, 2024 - 12 Nov, 2024AvailableUS$625
07 Nov, 2024 - 15 Nov, 2024AvailableUS$625
11 Nov, 2024 - 19 Nov, 2024AvailableUS$625
14 Nov, 2024 - 22 Nov, 2024AvailableUS$625
18 Nov, 2024 - 26 Nov, 2024AvailableUS$625
21 Nov, 2024 - 29 Nov, 2024AvailableUS$625
25 Nov, 2024 - 03 Dec, 2024AvailableUS$625
28 Nov, 2024 - 06 Dec, 2024AvailableUS$625

Useful Info

Trek Gear for Poon Hill

You are not going for high elevations during this Ghandruk Circuit Trek, so you must be concerned about packing equipment. Packing Trekking Gear also varies depending on the season, i.e., when planning an excursion to Ghorepani Poon Hill. If you are on a trip from November to the end of February, you need to pack warmer clothing compared to the other seasons. Check for detailed information about the trekking gear:

Leaving Extra Things You Don’t Need for the Ghorepani Trek

You will not just bring the Things for Trekking from home when you travel to Nepal. You must have city wear, gadgets, and other things you do not need for the Trek. You might be thinking, Do I have to bring them to the mountain, or are there places to leave that stuff? Of course! You can Leave those Things in Pokhara, where you stay, before heading for the trek. You can take it back after completing the mountain trip, and it stays safe in the hotel. You will get a badge tag from the hotel, which you must keep secure and show at the reception to get your things.

Trekking Difficulty and Best Time for Poon Hill

This Trek is considered easy, so you do not need to worry about its Difficulties. Although some steep trails may make it tiring sometimes, if you are not a regular hiker, You will walk for around 5–6 hours daily during the Trip. Poon Hill is the highest elevation, at 3210m above sea level. You won’t feel altitude problems, but it can be cold in the morning if you are on a trek during November and winter.

Choosing the right season for your best experience plays a vital role, so we suggest either autumn or spring for you to trek to the Ghorepani Poon hill. Check this for detailed information about the best timing:

Poon Hill Accommodation, Food, and Drink

Ghandruk Circuit Trek has lots of guesthouses in which to stay. You do not need to bring a tent for the Trip; you will have a food menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The food items on the menu are mixed courses of Western and local cuisine, but you will see the same food items on every menu during the Trek. Check out detailed information about food, drinks, and accommodations here:

Physical Condition and Experience Requirements

Trekking is an adventure activity, so it would be very nice if you could have some hiking experience to attempt the Ghorepani Ghandruk trek. Although you can Trek to Poon Hill if you do not have any hiking experience,

It might be a bit hard on the first day to climb to Ulleri on more than 3000 stone steps, the Poon Hill hike, and an hour after Ghorepani to Tadapani. The rest of these parts won’t be hard for first-time hikers during this Ghorepani tour.

Travel Insurance and Trekking Permit

The Poon Hill hiking trip is not risky for all, although trekking to the mountain region might have some difficulties and problems. So, taking travel insurance to the Himalayas is always a brilliant idea. While you travel to the mountain, take Travel Insurance, which covers all medical and accidental cases, with emergency evacuation included in the plan.

Tipping for guides and Porters

If you are a traveler and travel often, You might be familiar with tipping culture. The Guide, Porter, and driver who serve you for a day or multiple days expect a tip from you. The worker realizes you are happy with them if you tip them at the end of the Trip.

Some Important Questions and Answers About Trekking

The information listed above might not be enough, and you may be looking for other FAQs about the Poon Hill Trek. So, you can find more solutions to plan your trek to the Ghorepani easily after reading these questions and answers below:

How long is the Trek?

The Trip can be made in 2 to 5 or 6 days, depending on the starting and finishing routes. If you drive to Banthanti directly from Pokhara, hike to Ghorepani, and trek back the same way the next day after the Poon Hill visit, it is just two days. Starting from Nayapul and ending in the same place can take three days. If you are a fast walker, you can make a loop via Tadapani and Ghandruk in 4 days, and the same route can be done in 5 days. If you want to make it longer, you can visit Jhinu hot Springs and Trek to Phedi through Landruk, Pothana, and Dhampus, depending on your interest and time.

How challenging is the Ghorepani Trek?

The Ghorepani Trek is an easy and relaxed mountain journey. It means you can walk on your face without any rush. The altitude makes it difficult for mountain journeys. Still, the highest elevation of the Ghorepani Trek is 3210m so that you won’t feel the difficulty of breathing or other elevation effects.

It is a well-established and managed Trekking route, so you have many lodges and food choices during the Trip. These lodges and food facilities make for a more comfortable trip.

How many days does it take to reach Poon Hill from Pokhara?

You can reach Pokhara and Poon Hill in one day if you drive to Banthanti directly and walk for about 3 hours. But the driving road is rough and bumpy after Birethanti for the last few hours. Usually, most trekkers walk from Nayapul and take two days to reach Ghorepani. After spending the night, you will hike to this hill station early in the morning from Ghorepani.

How Do You Go to Poon Hill from Kathmandu?

Kathmandu is the capital of Nepal, where Tribhuwan International Airport is located. Until now, all travelers coming to Nepal have landed here. You can drive by tourist bus, private, or public transport to Pokhara via the Prithvi Highway for 200km to the west.

You can also fly to Pokhara International Airport if you do not like a long driving journey. After spending a night in Pokhara, drive to Nayapul for about 2 hours and then start walking to Ghorepani Poon Hill through Tikhedhunga, Ulleri, and Banthanti.

What can I see from Poon Hill?

Poon Hill is a hill station with a view tower. You can see Mt.Dhaulagiri I, II, and III, Tukuche Peak, Dhampus Peak, Nilgiri, Annapurna Fang, Annapurna South, Hiuchuli, Fishtail (Machhapuchchhre), Annapurna II, and more high mountains with a beautiful sunrise. You can also see a zenith of green hills, beautiful villages, valleys, traditional villages, and dense forests below.

How cold will it be on Poon Hill?

It depends on when you are visiting Poon Hill. It won’t be freezing in spring and October, but the temperature in Poon Hill will be degrees to minus degrees from November to the end of February. We suggest you bring a jacket, a warm hat, and winter gloves for Poon Hill. You can also buy hot drinks at Poon Hill.

Why is Ghorepani Poon Hill considered an easy Trek?

The high altitude usually makes trekking challenging, so you will not reach a very high elevation during the Ghorepani trek. However, the altitude factor, temperature, and short Trekking camps make the Trek easy.

Do I need a permit for the Ghorepani Trek?

Yes, having a Trekking permit for this Trip would be best. You need an entry permit for the Annapurna conservation area, which we manage for you. You can obtain it from the NTNC office in Bhrikuti Mandap, Kathmandu, or the Pokhara branch if you are an individual trekker. It costs 3000 NPR. You also need a Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS) Card. It costs 2000 NPR and can be taken from the Nepal Tourism Board office.

Do I need a guide for the Trek?

It is compulsory, and hiring a guide and porter for the Trek will be nice. You will get lots of information from the guide and walk easily without carrying heavy Trekking gear if you hire a porter. The guide manages all accommodations during the trek because getting accommodations in some places during the high season is challenging.

How much does it cost to hike Poon Hill?

The exact cost of the Poon Hill hike depends on the services included and excluded. A complete board trip with hotel accommodations in the city and a sightseeing tour costs more than hiring a guide. The Ghorepani Trekking cost also depends on the size of the group. If you are traveling individually, it is more expensive than in a large group. We offer the best price if you are booking in a group.

Which trek is better, Mardi Himal or Ghorepani Poon Hill?

Both of these Treks are short in the Annapurna Region. The views from these two treks are entirely different. However, because of its elevation, Ghorepani is slightly more accessible than the Mardi Himal Trek.

Can I see Everest from Poon Hill?

No, It is impossible to see Mt.Everest from Poon Hill. Everest is east of Kathmandu, and the Annapurna is in the west. If you would like to see Mt. Everest at the same time as you are on a trip to Poon Hill, you can take a helicopter tour or scenic mountain flight from Kathmandu.

You can ask us anything if you have any queries regarding the Ghorepani Trekking at any time.

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