Pokhara
Pokhara
Nayapul
Nayapul
Ghorepani
Ghorepani
Tadapani
Tadapani

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US$655

Per adult (price varies by group size)

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1 personUS$655

2 - 4 personUS$550.2

5 - 8 personUS$510.9

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Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek Package - 7 Days

What to see & do

Specific information about Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek Package - 7 Days

Duration

7 Days

Trip Grade

Easy

Max Altitude

3210M

Starts at

Kathmandu

Ends at

Kathmandu

Travel Style

Lodge to Lodge Trek

Group Size

10

Transportation

Tourist Vehicles

Best Season

Spring and Autumn

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The drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara feels more like a cultural journey rather than just a transfer between two cities. Unlike a quick flight, the road trip allows you to soak in Nepal's diverse landscapes and daily life at a slower pace. Leaving the bustle of Kathmandu behind, the road climbs past Satungal and crosses Nagdhunga, the western gateway of the valley. The scenery keeps shifting, with green hills, terraced fields, and river valleys unfolding along the way. A memorable stop comes at Mugling, where the Trisuli and Marsyangdi rivers meet, creating a vibrant junction. Many travelers take a detour to the sacred Manakamana Temple, perched high on a hill and reached by a 10-15 minute cable car ride. Dedicated to the "wish-fulfilling Goddess," this temple carries legends dating back to the 17th century. The cable car offers sweeping views of the Trisuli River and, on clear days, glimpses of the Annapurna and Manaslu ranges. The day ends with arrival at Pokhara, where you will be escorted to a designated hotel, where you will rest for the night.

    Max. Altitude: 820m / 2690 ft

    Transportation: Tourist Bus

    Accommodation: 3 Star Hotel

Today officially begins your trekking adventure, blending a calm start with a challenging finish that sets the rhythm for the days ahead. After a scenic drive to Nayapul, the trail follows an easy, level path to Birethanti, a riverside village where trekkers register their permits before continuing deeper into the Annapurna region. The route then gradually ascends through small settlements and farmlands toward Tikhedhunga, offering glimpses of rural life along the way. The real test of the day arrives with the steep climb to Ulleri, a legendary staircase of more than 3,200 stone steps. This uphill push is both physically demanding and mentally challenging, which is a rite of passage for anyone on the Poon Hill trail. At the top, Ulleri greets trekkers with its peaceful charm and, on clear days, sweeping views of Annapurna South and Hiunchuli. Your effort is rewarded with a sense of accomplishment and the first close encounter with the high Himalayas. Guide's Tip: Take the Ulleri climb at a steady pace and prepare in advance with stair training. Don't forget to carry your ACAP permit, which is checked at Birethanti.

    Max. Altitude: 1540m / 5052 ft

    Walking Hours: 5-6 hours

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

    Walking Distance: 8km/5mi

    Elevation Gain: 720m / 2362 ft

    Accommodation: Mountain Lodge

This day unfolds with a steady climb that takes you deeper into the heart of the Annapurna region. Leaving the teahouse at Ulleri behind, the trail ascends gradually with occasional glimpses of snowcapped peaks peeking through the canopy. The walk feels less punishing than the Ulleri staircase, but it still requires stamina as the path continues upward. Villages like Banthanti and Nangethanti offer rest stops along the way, where trekkers often take a break to enjoy a meal and a warm beverage. After several hours of walking, you finally reach Ghorepani, a charming Gurung and Magar settlement perched at 2,874 meters. This village is not only a cultural highlight but also the perfect staging point for the famous Poon Hill sunrise hike. On clear days, Ghorepani offers awe-inspiring views of Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Nilgiri, hinting at the grandeur awaiting the next morning. Guide's Tip: Carry extra layers, as Ghorepani is cooler due to its higher altitude, and start early to enjoy a more relaxed pace through the forest.

    Max. Altitude: 2860m / 9383 ft

    Walking Hours: 5-6 hours

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

    Walking Distance: 12km/7.5mi

    Elevation Gain: 1320m / 4331 ft

    Accommodation: Mountain Lodge

The day combines an unforgettable sunrise at Poon Hill with a long yet scenic hike to Tadapani. The adventure begins before dawn, with a steady climb from Ghorepani to the 3,210-meter summit of Poon Hill. Walking under the stars with only headlamps lighting the way builds anticipation for what awaits at the top. As the first light spreads across the sky, the panoramic view comes alive with the towering giants like Dhaulagiri, Annapurna South, Machhapuchhre, Hiunchuli, and Nilgiri. This 360-degree Himalayan vista is one of Nepal's most iconic views and a well-earned reward for the effort of the past days. After soaking in the sunrise and capturing photos, trekkers return for breakfast. The second half of the day brings another rewarding challenge as you make your way to Tadapani. The trail passes through rhododendron, oak, and magnolia forests, blooming in different shades of color. By late afternoon, the trek concludes in Tadapani, a quiet village with panoramic mountain views and a peaceful atmosphere. Guide's Tip: Dress warmly for the early morning hike, and carry snacks and water for the long forested trail to Tadapani.

    Max. Altitude: 2630m / 8629 ft

    Walking Hours: 6-7 hours

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

    Walking Distance: 14km/8.7mi

    Accommodation: Mountain Lodge

After the demanding ups and downs of the previous day, this day offers a gentler pace with a mostly downhill trail leading to the beautiful Gurung village of Ghandruk. After the walk, you have plenty of time to relax and explore once you arrive. The path descends from Tadapani through dense rhododendron and oak forests, where moss-covered trunks and dappled light create a peaceful, almost magical atmosphere. Along the way, you may spot Himalayan birds or even langur monkeys moving through the trees. Reaching Ghandruk feels like stepping into a living museum. This well-preserved Gurung settlement is famous for its stone houses, terraced fields, and mountain views. Beyond the scenery, the cultural experience here is equally rewarding. A visit to the Gurung Museum provides insight into the community's traditions, history, and way of life. Guide's Tip: Though the trail is easier, the continuous descent can strain the knees. Using trekking poles will help reduce pressure and keep your pace steady.

    Max. Altitude: 1940m / 6365 ft

    Walking Hours: 3-4 hours

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

    Walking Distance: 8km/4.97mi

    Accommodation: Mountain Lodge

Today marks the closing chapter of the trek, as you walk through the foothills with a return to the comforts of Pokhara. Although gentler than earlier hikes, the continuous downhill walk requires steady footing to avoid sprains and injuries. The path traverses through terraced fields, farmland, and traditional villages, giving a final taste of rural life in the Annapurna region. Distant peaks of Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Machhapuchhre accompany you along the way, offering a reflective backdrop for the journey's end. Passing Birethanti, you complete the final permit check before reaching Nayapul, where the trek officially concludes. From here, a scenic drive takes you to Pokhara through villages and small towns, gradually passing through the hilly road. By evening, you arrive back in Pokhara, carrying the satisfaction of completing one of Nepal's most rewarding short treks and memories that linger long after the journey ends. Guide's Tip: Use trekking poles for the descent and keep a relaxed pace—today is about savoring the final stretch, not rushing through it.

    Max. Altitude: 820m / 2690 ft

    Walking Hours: 4-5 hours

    Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

    Walking Distance: 10km/6.21mi

    Accommodation: 3 Star Hotel

Your final day of this journey is a reflective ride back to Kathmandu. As you leave Pokhara, the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains fade from sight while you enjoy the view of hills, terraced fields, and riverside villages along the Prithvi Highway. The trip concludes in Kathmandu, leaving a lasting impression of the diversity of cultural and natural experiences you had over the past week.

    Max. Altitude: 1350m / 4429 ft

    Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

    Elevation Gain: 530m / 1739 ft

    Transportation: Tourist Bus

End Of Trip

What's inside the package?

Inclusions

2 night hotel in Pokhara including breakfast.

Paper works, Annapurna conservation entry permits, & TIMS permit.

Ground transportation Kathmandu - Pokhara - Kathmandu by tourist bus.

Basic accommodation in lodges or tea houses during the trek.

Meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek, including hot tea/coffee in the morning with breakfast.

A knowledgeable and friendly guide who speaks fluent English.

Salary, food, beverages, lodging, transportation, and insurance for the guide.

Sleeping bag, down jackets, and duffle bag - if necessary (return after the trek).

Seasonal fruits after dinner as a dessert.

Well-equipped first aid kit, oximeter.

Farewell dinner on the last night in Kathmandu.

Trip achievement awards for your lifetime memories.

Path2Asia trekking T-shirt, cap, and trekking map.

In case of emergency: A helicopter service will be arranged and paid through your travel insurance.

All the government tax, VAT, and service charges.

Exclusions

Fee for Nepal entry visa (you may simply issue the visa upon your arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu).

Your travel insurance policy (mandatory).

International airfares and airport transfers.

Porter to carry your luggage during the trek (if you require a porter to carry your stuff, it will cost you USD 100 each porter and 1 porter for 2 trekkers; the porter has a 20-22kg weight limit).

Accommodation and meals in Kathmandu.

Drinks, snacks, and all personal expenses.

Laundry, phone, hot shower, and internet fee.

Tips for the guide and porter.

Anything not covered in the included section.

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Essential Packing List for the 7-Day Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek - Path2Asia

The Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek is a short yet scenic journey in the Annapurna region, famous for its breathtaking sunrise views over the Himalayas and charming Gurung and Magar villages. Despite its short and easy nature, it is still important to understand the gears and equipment essential for the trek to ensure a safe and comfortable trip.

The weather in the mountains can be unpredictable, with warm sunny days quickly turning into chilly evenings or sudden rain showers. So, having the proper clothing, footwear, and personal items ensures you're prepared for changing conditions. A well-planned packing list means an enhanced trek experience and prevention of common injuries and illnesses. Here is a list of essential gear and clothing for the 7-Day Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek.

Head

  • Warm Hat/ Beanie – Protects your head from cold mornings, chilly evenings, and high-altitude winds. Essential for comfort during sunrise hikes like Poon Hill.

  • Sun Hat/ Cap – Shields your face and eyes from direct sunlight during daytime trekking. Reduces the risk of sunburn and heat exposure.

  • Sunglasses (UV Protection) – Prevents eye strain and damage from harsh sun, especially at higher altitudes with glare from snow or rock surfaces.

  • Buff/ Scarf/ Neck Gaiter – Multi-functional for dust, sun, and wind protection; can double as a face cover in cold weather.

Upper Body

  • Moisture-Wicking Base Layers – Keeps sweat away from your skin to prevent irritation.

  • Fleece Jacket/ Warm Mid-Layer – Provides insulation during cold mornings and evenings; light and compressible for easy packing.

  • Lightweight Down Jacket – Adds extra warmth at higher elevations or during early morning hikes.

  • Waterproof Jacket/Raincoat – Essential for staying dry during sudden rain showers.

  • Long-Sleeve Shirt – Can be used under layers for warmth or sun protection.

Lower Body

  • Trekking Pants – Durable, flexible, and quick-drying; protects legs from scratches, insects, and sun exposure.

  • Thermal Leggings / Base Layer – Provides additional warmth in cold conditions.

  • Shorts (Optional) – Useful for warm daytime trekking; reduces overheating.

  • Waterproof Overpants (Optional) – Helpful in heavy rain or muddy trails to keep pants dry.

Feet

  • Trekking Boots – Sturdy, waterproof, with ankle support to prevent injuries.

  • Wool/ Trekking Socks – Keeps feet warm, dry, and blister-free; layering adds extra warmth.

  • Camp Shoes/ Sandals – Lightweight and comfortable for lodge evenings.

  • Gaiters (Optional) – Protects boots and socks from mud, dirt, and stones.

Hands

  • Lightweight Gloves – Protects from cold winds at higher altitudes.

  • Insulated Gloves – Useful in winter or icy conditions.

Backpack & Essentials

  • Daypack (25–30L) – To carry water, snacks, camera, gadgets, and personal items.

  • Trekking Poles – Reduce strain on knees.

  • Water Bottle/ Hydration Bladder

  • Headlamp/ Flashlight – Essential for pre-dawn hikes or low-light situations (carry extra batteries).

Personal Items

  • Travel Documents/ ID/ Permits – ACAP permit, TIMS card, and passport copies.

  • Sunscreen & Lip Balm (SPF 30+) – Protects skin and lips from UV rays.

  • Toiletries & Quick-Dry Towel

  • Personal Medications & First Aid Kit

  • Snacks/ Energy Bars – Quick energy during trekking days.

Extras (Optional but Useful)

  • Camera/ GoPro/ Smartphone – To capture Himalayan landscapes and cultural encounters.

  • Notebook/ Travel Journal

  • Power Bank/ Extra Batteries

  • Sitting Mat – Comfort on cold or wet surfaces.

  • Travel Laundry Soap/ Quick Wash Detergent

  • Ziplock Bags/ Dry Bags – Protects items from moisture.

  • Hand Sanitizer/ Wet Wipes

  • Small Sewing Kit/ Multi-Tool – Useful for repairs.

 

FAQs

"Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek Package - 7 Days" frequently asked questions

General Info

You will require a passport valid for 6 months from entry, a copy of travel insurance and flight tickets, and two passport-sized photos.

After you make the deposit, you will need to provide details like your arrival and departure date. Our staff members will then brief you with additional information related to the trek.

We advise booking your arrival and departure flights in advance for smooth travel. It is also recommended that you add a day or two additional days during your intended stay in case of flight cancellations or delays. Please be aware that we will not be responsible for any inconvenience related to international flights.

There are no hidden costs or fees if you travel solo. However, you will be charged accordingly if you don\'t want to join a group and would rather book a private trip.

The EBC Luxury Trek cost can range from USD 800 to USD 5000, depending on the itinerary, package, and service included.

Guide, Porter, and Trek Permits

Yes, hiring a guide is an integral part of a successful trek, even if you have previous trek experience. A guide\'s expertise will help create alternative plans and arrangements for unexpected occurrences.

Our guide and staff speak English; their speaking skills are based on field experiences rather than formal education. Even though they are not as fluent as native English speakers, they will be able to communicate effectively.

Hiring a porter(helper) is beneficial as they will be responsible for your luggage. This will allow you to hike freely without physically straining yourself. A porter(helper) will carry a maximum weight limit of 22 kg for every two travelers. If the weight limit exceeds, you will be charged accordingly.

Tipping is an act of expressing gratitude for the hard work and dedication of the guide and porter(helper). We suggest tipping based on the number of participants in a group and consider allocating at least 10% of the tip for every traveler.

You will need a Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit (NPR 3300), TIMS (Trekkers\' Information Management System) (NPR 2000), and a Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit, which costs NPR 3,000 per head for the trek. We will arrange these documents on your behalf.

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