Want to experience the mysteries of the Himalaya during a short period of time? Talking about the Best short trekking in Nepal, Annapurna Shortest trek in Nepal, Poon Hill Trekking is arguably the finest short trekking in the Annapurna area. This trekking-trip unfolds an abundance of natural beauty. Mesmerizing sunrises are the most noteworthy sceneries at mountains in the country.
Well-trodden trails through desired woodland and delightful Himalayan settlements of Ghandruk is amusing, certainly formed of several ethnic gatherings. As it consists of the unbelievable attitudinal reach and mild blend of the atmosphere on the foundation of Himalayas, Poon Hill Teahouse Trekking is a naturalist’s heaven. The surrounding views of Dhaulagiri (8167m), Annapurna I (8091m), Machhapuchhre (6993m), Manaslu (8157m), and other various mountains will never get tired to stun you with their majestic presence.
At the destination of our Poon Hill Teahouse Trekking, as the sun touches the snow-capped Himalayan Goliath such as Dhaulagiri and Annapurna alongside a maze of different crests, it gradually starts to show up in the same way as enchantment before eyes, a panorama view of sunrise at the very attire of Himalayas. This is sure to be your compensating trek, after 3 days walk, delighted by everyone who has ever been here. The Poonhill Teahouse Trekking being a short and introductory trek is equally suitable Ghorepani-Poonhill Trekking for a family with youngsters as well.
The best way to enjoy the trek is to take selfies on the way. Capturing the moment with friends and family gives pleasure and boost your trek enjoyment.
If you are starving, the best cuisines are on the menu. Just grab what you like and share these stories about Nepal with your friends and invite them to do the Poon Hill trek.
Finally, after those good selfies and lovely food you just can not leave without reaching the ultimate destination- “Poon Hill”. the trip is worth it when you can see a glimpse of the sunrise view. So, if you need to enjoy such an amazing trip to Ghorepani Poonhill, Nepal Lion Tours & Treks will make it possible.
Everlasting fun and experience to be in Poon Hill with the shortest trek tag. If you think you are left behind, just book one of the best shortest treks in Nepal and see the itinerary.
After departing from Kathmandu you will drive to Pokhara (200km), you will see the good scenery of the majestic city. You can go boating in Fewa Lake(if we have enough time, as the boating facility gets closed early), which overlooks the Annapurna Himalayan Range. In the evening, you will do all your packing stuff and prepare for the trek.
On the first day of the trek, the second day of our trip, it’s a 2 Hours drive on a local bus/taxi from Hotel to Nayapul (1050m). From Nayapul we start our Poonhill panorama trek covering many picturesque views of the northern hilly region of Western Nepal. We ascend through the various alpine forest, bamboo forests, and grass and shrub-lands covering major destinations like Birethati and Tikhedhunga.
Tonight, we stay over-night at Ulleri, a very beautiful and serene town with a folk culture that will provide you a life experience along with its very refined hospitality.
Early in the morning(at around 4 or 4:30), we head up to Poon-Hill, to a viewpoint to have a panoramic view of sunrise. You will be able to see mesmerizing sunrise from this place. After an hour up-hill walk in a cold breeze, sipping coffee/tea sold by a guy out there, looking at the Sun rising on Dhaulagiri Mountain Range, Annapurna Mountain Range, Lamjung Himal, Manaslu, Ganesh, and several other Himalayan Ranges seems nothing less than magnificent, that with people at the number of 200 or more.
Further, we trek back down to Ghorepani and have breakfast. After breakfast, we continue our journey back to Tadhapani, a place towards Pokhara. With such a bewildering view and nostalgia of craving to stay some more day in Ghorepani we head ahead placing the whole Annapurna Range on the right and some steep hills at our back.
And we are here at Tahdapani, you might want to get some rest and then time for dinner.
With such a heart-touching, bewildering view and nostalgia of craving to stay some more day in Ghorepani we head on the trail placing the whole Annapurna Range on the right and some steep hills at our back. And we are here at Tahdapani, you might want to get some rest and then time for dinner.
Wake up, early, sunrise isn’t any less spectacular here than you see at Poon-Hill, with less crowd and cold breeze. After we enjoy a picturesque morning with a lovely breakfast at Tadhapani we now head towards our last destination but not any less, Ghandruk, before Pokhara.
Ghandruk is much a cultural hub mingled with picturesque scenery in its background. You can enjoy several things like inside-home cultural museums, tiled roofs, people and their hospitality along with your lunch.
Now it’s only a 3-hour ride in a local bus from Ghandruk to Pokhara leaving several beautiful landscapes and clear-water rivers.
We recommend packing light as you will have to carry everything you bring on your back,
that is unless you hire a porter to carry all of your stuff.
The days are warm and climbing all the stairs you will get hot, we recommend wearing athletic pants
and a t-shirt during the day. Bring tons of layers for the evenings, nights, and early mornings including
warm socks!
Also, a good backpack and some minimal gear will be a great comfort. You will also want to bring a refillable water bottle as you will not be able to purchase water bottles on the mountain, instead, you will have to purchase filtered water. If you’re prone to getting hungry be sure to pack some snacks for trekking Poon Hill. You will be able to purchase some on the mountain but they will most likely be candy bars.
We also recommend bringing a head torch or flashlight for the sunrise Poon Hill trek since it’s dark
when you start and it can be a bit dangerous if you can’t see.
Being one of the best short trekking in Nepal, you will need to get a start from Kathmandu to Pokhara. You can either take a painfully long bus ride or you can opt for about a 30-minute flight.
We recommend staying the night in Pokhara and getting an early start the next day. If you hire a local guide they will arrange your ride. Else, you will have to hire a driver in Pokhara to drop you off.
We recommend doing this trek with a local guide, even though you can do the Poon Hill trek on your own but having a local who is an expert with the mountains and route is a total relief. They reassure you to make you well prepared before and during the trek.
During peak season the tea houses fill up. But, local guides know the different tea house owners. Above all, they assure you will have a place to sleep before trekking. On the other hand, it will be bad if you are traveling alone. When guest houses are full you may have to trek to another village to find a place to sleep.
The Poon Hill trek is for those all who have limited time in Nepal but want to experience the Himalayas. the best part is the easiest trekking of all time. One of the trekkers from Hongkong, China revises the short trek as “Great Trek For Anyone With Limited Time”, provided by Nepal Lion Tours & Trek
The best way to enjoy the trek is to take selfies on the way. Capturing the moment with friends and family gives pleasure and boost your trek enjoyment.
If you are starving, the best cuisines are on the menu. Just grab what you like and share these stories about Nepal with your friends and invite them to do the Poon Hill trek.
Finally, after those good selfies and lovely food you just can not leave without reaching the ultimate destination- “Poon Hill”. the trip is worth it when you can see a glimpse of the sunrise view. So, if you need to enjoy such an amazing trip to Ghorepani Poonhill, Nepal Lion Tours & Treks will make it possible.
Everlasting fun and experience to be in Poon Hill with the shortest trek tag. If you think you are left behind, just book one of the best shortest treks in Nepal and see the itinerary.
After departing from Kathmandu you will drive to Pokhara (200km), you will see the good scenery of the majestic city. You can go boating in Fewa Lake(if we have enough time, as the boating facility gets closed early), which overlooks the Annapurna Himalayan Range. In the evening, you will do all your packing stuff and prepare for the trek.
On the first day of the trek, the second day of our trip, it’s a 2 Hours drive on a local bus/taxi from Hotel to Nayapul (1050m). From Nayapul we start our Poonhill panorama trek covering many picturesque views of the northern hilly region of Western Nepal. We ascend through the various alpine forest, bamboo forests, and grass and shrub-lands covering major destinations like Birethati and Tikhedhunga.
Tonight, we stay over-night at Ulleri, a very beautiful and serene town with a folk culture that will provide you a life experience along with its very refined hospitality.
Early in the morning(at around 4 or 4:30), we head up to Poon-Hill, to a viewpoint to have a panoramic view of sunrise. You will be able to see mesmerizing sunrise from this place. After an hour up-hill walk in a cold breeze, sipping coffee/tea sold by a guy out there, looking at the Sun rising on Dhaulagiri Mountain Range, Annapurna Mountain Range, Lamjung Himal, Manaslu, Ganesh, and several other Himalayan Ranges seems nothing less than magnificent, that with people at the number of 200 or more.
Further, we trek back down to Ghorepani and have breakfast. After breakfast, we continue our journey back to Tadhapani, a place towards Pokhara. With such a bewildering view and nostalgia of craving to stay some more day in Ghorepani we head ahead placing the whole Annapurna Range on the right and some steep hills at our back.
And we are here at Tahdapani, you might want to get some rest and then time for dinner.
With such a heart-touching, bewildering view and nostalgia of craving to stay some more day in Ghorepani we head on the trail placing the whole Annapurna Range on the right and some steep hills at our back. And we are here at Tahdapani, you might want to get some rest and then time for dinner.
Wake up, early, sunrise isn’t any less spectacular here than you see at Poon-Hill, with less crowd and cold breeze. After we enjoy a picturesque morning with a lovely breakfast at Tadhapani we now head towards our last destination but not any less, Ghandruk, before Pokhara.
Ghandruk is much a cultural hub mingled with picturesque scenery in its background. You can enjoy several things like inside-home cultural museums, tiled roofs, people and their hospitality along with your lunch.
Now it’s only a 3-hour ride in a local bus from Ghandruk to Pokhara leaving several beautiful landscapes and clear-water rivers.
We recommend packing light as you will have to carry everything you bring on your back,
that is unless you hire a porter to carry all of your stuff.
The days are warm and climbing all the stairs you will get hot, we recommend wearing athletic pants
and a t-shirt during the day. Bring tons of layers for the evenings, nights, and early mornings including
warm socks!
Also, a good backpack and some minimal gear will be a great comfort. You will also want to bring a refillable water bottle as you will not be able to purchase water bottles on the mountain, instead, you will have to purchase filtered water. If you’re prone to getting hungry be sure to pack some snacks for trekking Poon Hill. You will be able to purchase some on the mountain but they will most likely be candy bars.
We also recommend bringing a head torch or flashlight for the sunrise Poon Hill trek since it’s dark
when you start and it can be a bit dangerous if you can’t see.
Being one of the best short trekking in Nepal, you will need to get a start from Kathmandu to Pokhara. You can either take a painfully long bus ride or you can opt for about a 30-minute flight.
We recommend staying the night in Pokhara and getting an early start the next day. If you hire a local guide they will arrange your ride. Else, you will have to hire a driver in Pokhara to drop you off.
We recommend doing this trek with a local guide, even though you can do the Poon Hill trek on your own but having a local who is an expert with the mountains and route is a total relief. They reassure you to make you well prepared before and during the trek.
During peak season the tea houses fill up. But, local guides know the different tea house owners. Above all, they assure you will have a place to sleep before trekking. On the other hand, it will be bad if you are traveling alone. When guest houses are full you may have to trek to another village to find a place to sleep.