Ghorepani Poon Hill Trekking -3 Days

Destination: – Nepal / Annapurna region

Trip Grade: – Easy

Max Elevation: –3210meters

Start :– Pending after COVID ( Maybe 2025)

End :-

Activities: – Trekking

Total Duration: – 3 Days

Group size: – 16 pax

Accommodation: – Lodge

Meals: – Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner

Per Day Walking: – 4/7 hours

Trek Start: –  Kimche Village

Trek End:- Hile village

Price:-  Negotiable  (Offer Trip)

Guide  :-  Subas Thapa Magar

 

Ghodepani Poon Hill Sunrise Trekking is the short, colourful and relatively easy trek, is undoubtedly one of the most amazing trekking destinations which offers impressive natural scenery, marvelous views of Annapurna south 7219m, Dhaulagiri (8167m), Machhapuchchhre(Fishtail 6993m) and Himchuli (6441m). One can get the lifetime chance to see some of the most dramatic views of some of the highest and most beautiful mountains in the world including pristine forests, diversity of flora and fauna encounter with the warm heartedness of the simple people whose rich and varied customs give you an insight into the typical life style of Gurung and Magar people.

Sunrise view from Poonhill 3210m 

On the way of trekking you are sure to encounter the legendary Gurkha soldiers who had served in the Gurkha Army during the World Wars in many countries. The main attraction of Ghorepani trekking is Poon Hill. It has the best  sunrise view and sunset view with a colorful mountain situated at an altitude of 3210m, the most spectacular mountain spot on earth.

 

Itinerary

16th July (Day 1) :-  Drive to  Kimche village  from pokhara, 2 hours  continue  trek to Tadapani village (2630m) for 6 hours, Explore Gurung Village  (Lunch and Dinner)

      Ghandruk Village

17th July ( Day 2) :-  Trek to Ghorepani (2860m) walking 6/7 hours overnight stay in Lodge (Breakfast, Lunch &  Dinner)

Ghodrepani village with dhaulaguri 8167m

 

18th July (Day 3):-  Early morning  hike to Poonhill (3210m) an hours  and continue trek to Hile (1430m)  walking 5 hours and drive to Pokhara 2.5 hours  (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)             Ullery Village 1960m                                                                                

     Cost Include

• During treks 3-time meals tea or coffee. (Breakfast, lunch & Dinner)
• On the trekking neat & clean twin share room.
• Round way transport by private car/ van/jeep/tourist bus between Pokhara- Kimche- Hile- Pokhara.
• English speaker experience guide
• Guide insurance, equipment, lodging & food during trek
• Tims card (trekking information management system)
• Trekking permit (Conservation permit fee)
• Porter Bag ( 尼泊尔徒步导游 Subas Provide)
• First aid
• Farewell Dinner (Traditional food of Nepal)
• Guide & Porter  Tips (750 RMB / 100$ Per Person)

 

Cost not Include

• Accommodation in Pokhara.
• International airfare arrival /departure also visa fee.
• Lunch & Dinner in Pokhara around 10 $ to 20$ per person
• Personal expenses, wifi, shower, hot water, shower, Battery charge & alcohols
• Tips for guide & porter (It expect)
• Emergency rescue service fee if in case

 

Trek Equipment Preparing

In order to fully enjoy you’re trekking and climbing tour in the Himalayas, or any other trek in the Nepal, having the right equipment is essential. The equipment is necessary depends on the type of trekking, tea-house or camping, and on the time of year, weather conditions, terrain, and maximum altitude.

A properly packed backpack is light and includes multipurpose clothing items. Moreover, please make sure that you bring sufficiently warm clothes, especially during winter (Dec – Feb). Not having the required equipment and clothing will not only significantly decrease the pleasure of trekking, but could in a worst case scenario be life threatening. Below is a list of suggested clothing and equipment items to bring:

 

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• Pair of polarizing sun-glasses (to be comfortable and to avoid potential snow-blindness)
• Backpack 35  / 45  ltr for Carrying your stuff during  Ghodepani Poon Hill Trekking
• Head torch, or small torch, plus spare batteries
• Sleeping bag and silk liner (4 seasons)
• 2 x water bottles or camel bag but avoid cheap ones that can burst inside your backpack

 

Trekking Package & exclusions at a glance Clothing

• Warm jacket – down jacket, if possible.
• Water and windproof jacket (alternatively bring a poncho or umbrella)
• Long sleeved synthetic fleece (windproof material, if possible)
• Thermal underwear
• Hat, pair of gloves and scarf
• Comfortable hiking trousers (loose fitting
• Shorts and trousers, or skirt
• 2 pairs of warm wool-blend socks
• 2 pairs of running socks or liner socks
• Proper hiking boots and flip-flops
• 2-3 t-shirts

 

Additional winter clothing comments

• The outer jacket should be warm, down jacket is highly recommended during winter season
• Bring a pair of warm winter trousers, in addition to the hiking trousers
• Bring at least one windproof layer of clothes, helping to reduce any chill factor influence.
• Snow gaiters

 

Miscellaneous

• Toiletries
• A small light weight and quick drying towel
• Bar of soap
• Sunscreen (SPF +20)
• Earplugs
• Insect repellents
• Personal First aid kid
• Water purification tablets or a water filter
• Toilet paper (Available number of tea houses along the trek)
• Camera, battery etc
• Binoculars
• Books/magazines
• Trekking poles (Possible to hike in Pokhara or Company 100 NRS for a pair)
• GPS unit if have
• Padlocks for guest house rooms and bags
• Sewing/repair kit
• Pocket knife
• Dairy or notebook plus pencil/pen

 

Extra Optional:

• Adapters (Nepal two prong, 220 volt plug; or just an international, universal adapter)
  Personal snacks (candy bars & cookies can also be bought in Kathmandu or at every guesthouse)