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Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek | Poon Hill Trek | 5 Days Ghorepani Trek | Annapurna Ghorepani Sunrise Trek | Easy & Short Treks in Nepal

Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek is the favorite destination for many tourists from inside the country as well as from outside the country. 5 Days Ghorepani trek is relatively easier to access and interesting for those who wanted to satisfy their eagerness to view the Himalayan view. Our trekking team Nepal high trek and expedition also offers 5 days trekking to poon hill with a fair price.
A beautiful view from Poon Hill Viewpoint 3210m
Poon hill trek is the most popular trekking route of western Nepal and if anyone keen spread your trip then you can continue to the Annapurna base camp trek or Mardi Himal Trek. The main region that tourist visit poon hill viewpoint is the best viewpoint explore the beautiful sunrise and the moment when the hustle & bustle of the crowd suddenly stop after first rays hit the mountain range is very much alluring. Sure, poon hill is famous for its assortment of natural beauty but the traditional culture of native Magar and Gurung community and numerous flora and fauna also make it a popular tourist hub of Nepal.


Ninth Highest Mount Dhaulagiri 8163m
Ghorepani Ghanrunk Trek is a somehow preferred destination for those who are unable to make a long trip or planning to stay short in Nepal. Poon hill situated on the Ghara village of Magdi district has been the favorite place in the past few years. This trek can be done under 3 days but 5 days is the normal duration. Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek starts from Naya pul and the trail passes beautiful villages like Tikhedhunga, Ulleri, Ghorepani, Tadapani, and Ghandrunk. The maximum elevation of the trek is 3210m that is the poon hill viewpoint 45 minute uphill from Ghorepani. Accommodations are a very good lodge type and many restaurants and eateries are available on the way for a meal. The exceptionally beautiful topography and the scenario of Himalayan ranges like Annapurna and Dhaulagiri create the freshness in the inner soul.


Ghandrunk Village
Obviously, Ghorepani poon hill trek is a shorter and relatively easier trek but the alone journey is not considered safe. It is essential for tourists to have to permit and TIMS card for this trekking route as it falls under the area of the Annapurna Conservation Area Project. Nepal Tourism Board at Bhrikutimandap in Kathmandu provides the necessary permit for trekking as well as the essential cards. It is advisable to hire an experienced guide through authority travel and tour agents. Here, Nepal High Trek and expedition also organizes this trek according to your necessity.


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