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Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek
5 USD 500 Per Person
TRIP DURATION
6 Days
MAX. ALTITUDE
3210 m/ 10531 ft
TRIP GRADE
Easy
LODGING
Tea House
BEST SEASON
Spring and Autumn
MEALS
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
COMMUNICATION
Wi-Fi/ Local SIM Card
PER DAY WALK
5 to 6 Hours

Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek

Nepal’s classic Annapurna zone has some pretty impressive trekking options for tourists. Along with the classic beauty of the Annapurna circuit trek and Annapurna Base Camp trek, the Ghorepani Poon Hill trek is now famous as a relatively short and pleasing experience. Especially suited for new hikers, it is also a cheap and comfortable destination for backpackers.

Despite being short, the Ghorepani Poon Hill trek trail is filled with beautiful views of the Annapurna ranges, forest and rivers. This view of different mountains like Annapurna South, Annapurna First, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, Machhapuchhre, and Dampus from Poon Hill is a blessing. The two of them (Dhaulagiri and Annapurna First) are above 8000 meters.

Trek Overview

The basic Ghorepani Poon Hill trek package commences from Pokhara after you drive to Nayapul. Then, you hike for 2-3 days in the Himalayan region before returning from Pokhara.

Along with the views of the mountains, this trip to Nepal perfectly combines the cultural experience in villages with adventurous sports in Pokhara.

If you don’t want to worry about walking for hours and months during the preparations but also want to go closer to the mountain and participate in a rejuvenating trek, this tour is for you.

Trek Facts

  • Duration of the trek: 6 Days
  • The beginning point of the trek: Nayapool (1000 m)
  • The closing point of the trek: Poon Hill (3210 m)
  • Maximum elevation: 3210 Meters/ 10531 Feet
  • Best Seasons to Visit: Spring (March, April, May) & Autumn (September, October, November)​​
  • Accommodation: Hotel/Teahouses
  • Transportation: Flight/Bus/Car/Taxi/Jeep
  • Trek Category: Easy
  • Permits: TIMS and ACAP

Top Highlights of Poon Hill Trek

  • Overnight homestay experience at the Ghandruk village along with Gurung Museum visit.
  • Unbelievable mesmerizing sunrise view from Poon Hill.
  • Throughout the trek, you will have a panoramic view of over ten of the tallest Himalayan ranges, as well as sunrise and sunset on the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges.
  • Interesting encounters of wildlife, both flora and fauna, the temperate lush forest, beautiful in Spring.
  • Stay in villages like Ulleri and Ghorepani for a cultural experience and the fantastic hospitality of the locals.

Best View From Poon Hill Trek

As this particular Poon Hill trek region lies in the Annapurna Himalaya range, you can’t see Annapurna and other 6000+ mountains in its premises. 

Large Number of people at Poon Hill View Tower
A large number of people at Poon Hill View Tower

This tour also includes the mountains seen from the Annapurna base camp treksuch as Lamjung Himal, Gangapurna, Machhapuchhare, and Manaslu. Furthermore, you can cherish the pristine Phewa Lake and enjoy the nightlife of Pokhara.

Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek Itinerary

  • Day 1: Arrival at Kathmandu & Explore Kathmandu Valley
  • Day 2: Flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara, drive from Pokhara to Nayapool & trek to Ulleri
  • Day 3: Trek from Ulleri to Ghorepani
  • Day 4: Trek from Ghorepani to Tadapani (hike up to Poon Hill)
  • Day 5: Trek from Tadapani to Ghandruk & drive from Ghandruk to Pokhara
  • Day 6: Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu

ITINERARY

Day 1: Arrival at Kathmandu (1400 m)

The alluring flight into Kathmandu Valley, with beautiful Himalayas and terraced valley views, drops you at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA). One of the Himalayan Masters’ representatives greets you and takes you to the hotel.

Your arrival time in Kathmandu determines how much time you will have to explore the city.

Kathmandu Valley Nepal
Kathmandu Valley Nepal

Arrive in the morning or early afternoon. You can visit some popular sites in Kathmandu, including Kathmandu Durbar Square or Swoyambhu Temple—the Monkey Temple.

Besides, remember to prepare enough for your trek, including a gear check and meeting with the company personnel and guide. Also, we’ll talk about how you’d like to get to Pokhara from Kathmandu with two travel options.

Option 1: Airway (25 minutes flight)

This option is amazing if you have limited time and get bored while taking a long bus journey.

Remember that taking a short flight can shorten your trip by one day.

Option 2: Roadway (6 to 7 Hours drive)

If you have enough time and are fond of travelling on a luxurious tourist bus, capturing the greenery through the windowpane could be your best option. You get the opportunity to begin your trek in the fresh morning.

After all, take enough rest to gain fortitude for the upcoming adventure.

Meal : Not Included

Accommodation : Not Included

Walking / Driving : Not Needed

Day 2: Flight From Kathmandu (1400 m) to Pokhara (822 m), Drive From Pokhara to Nayapool (1070 m) and Trek from Nayapool to Ulleri (2050)

Route: Kathmandu Pokhara Nayapul Birethanti Hille Tikhedhungga Ulleri

  • Beginning Point: Kathmandu
  • Trek Beginning Point: Nayapul
  • Ending Point: Ulleri
  • Total Distance: 50-55 km
  • Drive Distance: 7 km
  • Trek Distance: 12-15 km
  • Total Ascent: 620 m
  • Lunch: Birethanti
  • Overnight: Ulleri

If you start the trek right from Nayapul, a steep climb to Ulleri after Tikhedhungga can be a bit challenging. Beyond that, the route to Poon Hill is quite easy and can be achieved by any new trekker.

It takes about 3 hours to reach Tikhedhungga. Hereafter, the route to Ulleri is a steep hill, which takes around 2 hours.

In case the flight is delayed or due to any reason, we are late to reach Nayapul on time. Then, we will drive up to Hille and trek for 3 hours to reach Ulleri. We will stay overnight in Ulleri.

Having good physical fitness and practising regular exercise before the Poon Hill trek is obviously helpful.

Teahouses en route Ulleri:

Nayapul: 10-15 restaurants

Birethanti: 5-7 restaurants and hotels

Hille: Around 20 teahouses

Tikhedhungga: 5-7 teahouses

Ulleri: More than 20 guesthouses

About Teahouses:

  • Facilities like hot shower, attached bathroom, Wi-Fi, etc.
  • Local healthy food.
  • Neat and clean accommodation.
  • Extra costs might be levied for Wi-Fi and charging batteries.
Pokhara Streets
Pokhara Streets

    Meal : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

    Accommodation : Tea House

    Walking / Driving : 25 min (Flight), 1 to 1.5 Hours (Driving) & 4 to 5 Hours (Walking)

    Day 3: Trek from Ulleri to Ghorepani (2870 m)

    Route: Ulleri Ban Thanti Nangge Thanti Ghorepani

    • Beginning Point: Ulleri
    • End Point: Ghorepani
    • Distance: 8-10 km
    • Total Ascent: 840 m
    • Lunch: Nangge Thanti
    • Overnight: Ghorepani

    After breakfast at around 7 a.m., you will start your trek at 8. This day is special for you as most of the trail goes through the jungle and beautiful waterfalls.

    It takes around 3 hours to reach Nangge Thanti (2430 m), where we will have a delicious lunch.

    However, some trekkers prefer to reach Ghorepani before having lunch and wish to spend the whole afternoon in the surroundings of Ghorepani.

    View of Mt. Machhapuchhare seen from Ghorepani
    View of Mt. Machhapuchhare seen from Ghorepani

    After that, we will continue our trek to Ghorepani for around 2 hours to stay overnight there.

    It is also a short hike day, and we recommend you do a relaxed trek, standing and staring at every wonderful station.

    There are two Ghorepani villages, the lower and the upper. Most check posts are in the lower Ghorepani. The two villages are just within 10 minutes’ walking distance.

    Teahouses en route Ghorepani:

    Ban Thanti: 5-7 lodges

    Nangge Thanti: 3-4 teahouses

    Ghorepani: 25-30 teahouses

    About Teahouses:

    • Basic teahouses with basic services at Nangge Thanti.
    • Good quality lodges with attached bathrooms, hot showers, Wi-Fi, etc., in Ban Tanti and Ghorepani.

    Meal : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

    Accommodation : Tea House

    Walking / Driving : 4 to 5 Hours (Walking)

    Day 4: Hike to Poon Hill (3210 m) & Trek from Ghorepani to Tadapani

    Hike From Ghorepani to Poon Hill

    Hike Route: Ghorepani Poon Hill Ghorepani

    • Beginning Point: Ghorepani
    • Hike Distance: 1-2 km
    • Total Ascent: 340 m
    • Poon Hill Entry Fee: 100-200

    You will have to wake up early to catch the sunrise view from the Poon Hill peak. It takes around 1 hour to reach the hilltop.

    After spending around 1 hour and 30 minutes on the hilltop, you will return back to Ghorepani for breakfast.

    The peak is extremely cold, probably snowing. Wear enough clothes to keep you warm. Carrying water is a must; you get thirsty while climbing up. A headlamp is essential as it might be dark on the trail while climbing up to the peak.

    A camera, gloves, beanie, hiking pole, and some money are enough to carry. Do not carry unnecessary things; they make the trek more exhausting. Safely lock your stuff in the teahouse room. You can buy the hot drink on the top for nearly three times the price of the one down in the village.

    The descent might be faster than the ascent, but the trail might be slippery because of the snow. The hiking poles are best to use if you have them.

    Some of the visitors also trek to Poon Hill elevation in the afternoon. If the weather is clear, the views in the afternoon are even more stunning.

    In fact, the trail is not so crowded in the afternoon, and you may not need to pay the entrance fee.

    About Poon Hill

    The Poon Hill (3210 m) is an amusing peak, especially popular for sunrise and sunset views and stunning Himalayan views. If the sky is clear, you can see thousands of twinkling stars, giving the impression of paradise.

    If you are trekking to Poon Hill Himalayas in the peak season, don’t worry about getting lost, as the trail is filled with hundreds of trekkers.

    Things To Take to The Summit:

    • Headlamp
    • Water
    • Camera
    • Gloves
    • Phone
    • Money (entrance fee: NPR. 100 and for buying tea/coffee)
    • Hiking Poles (optional)

    Trek From Ghorepani to Tadapani

    Trek Route: Ghorepani Deurali (2990 m) Ban Thanti Tadapani

    • Beginning Point: Ghorepani
    • End Point: Tadapani
    • Trek Distance: 8-10 km
    • Total Ascent: 350 m
    • Total Descent: 195 m
    • Lunch: Ban Thanti
    • Overnight: Tadapani

    After returning from the hike, enjoy your fantastic breakfast at the teahouse. Then, the trek to Tadapani begins, where you must walk for nearly 4-5 hours.

    The trail goes through the patches of local villages. It allows you to stop for lunch, rest, or buy/refill your water bottle at Ban Thanti (2180 m).

    Most of this Poon Hill route is downhill, probably slippery with snow (only in winter). There is one significant 200 m steep uphill just before Tadapani, the last ascend of the day.

    Most trekkers stay overnight at Tadapani. A lot of teahouses are there offering suitable accommodation.

    Teahouses en route Tadapani:

    Deurali: 3 teahouses

    Ban Thanti: 4 teahouses

    Tadapani: 6-7 teahouses

    About Teahouses:

    Deurali: Basic teahouses offering tea, coffee, food, and accommodation are popular for local handicrafts.

    Ban Thanti: Simple teahouses with good food and accommodation, a hot shower, Wi-Fi, charging, etc., but no attached bathroom.

    Tadapani: Basic teahouses providing hot showers but no attached bathrooms, good food and local drinks. It is known for its good views of Fishtail Mountain and the Annapurna range.

    Meal : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

    Accommodation : Tea House

    Walking / Driving : 5 to 6 Hours (Walking)

    Day 5: Trek to Ghandruk (1940 m) from Tadapani & Drive to Pokhara

    Route: Tadapani Bhaisi Kharka Ghandruk Kimche Pokhara

    • Beginning Point: Tadapani
    • End Point: Pokhara
    • Trek Distance: 6-7 km
    • Drive Distance: 50-55 km
    • Total Ascent: 1120 m
    • Lunch: Ghandruk
    • Overnight: Pokhara

    After taking the final Himalayan breakfast in Tadapani, the trek to Ghandruk starts through the forest of rhododendron, sal, and oak trees along the side of the Kimrong Khola (river). Moreover, the trail between Tadapani and Ghandruk is easier than that of Ghorepani to Tadapani as it only passes through the beautiful forest downhill and consists of about 6 kilometres.

    The variety of unique birds, many species of flowers, and amazing views of Mount Annapurna South, Himchuli, and Fishtail make the trip pleasant and beautiful. Also, there are many shops and teahouses along the way for snacks, resting, and buying water.

    The trail continues to Bhaisi Kharka (buffalo pasture) and finally reaches Ghandruk, one of the biggest Gurung villages. The Ghorepani Poon hill trek is less crowded than others. We recommend you visit the Gurung Cultural Museum.

    After the Ghorepani Poon hill trek, having some relaxation, we further start another short (30-minute) walk up to Kimche, where a jeep will pick you up for Pokhara.

    Teahouses en route Ghandruk:

    Bhaisi Kharka: 2-3 teahouses

    Ghandruk: 20-30 guesthouses

    Kimche: 4-5 teahouses

    About Teahouses:

    • Basic teahouses with basic local facilities in teahouses at Bhais Kharka and Kimche

    Ghandruk has good-quality guesthouses with modern facilities. In Ghandruk, you can enjoy the hospitality of Gurung people in the homestays and guesthouses.

    Meal : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

    Accommodation : Hotel

    Walking / Driving : 2 hours walking and 3 hours driving

    Day 6: Drive to Kathmandu From Pokhara

    Drive Route: Pokhara Kathmandu

    • Beginning Point: Pokhara
    • End Point: Kathmandu
    • Drive Distance: About 200 km
    • Total Ascent: 580 m
    • Lunch: En route
    • Overnight: Kathmandu

    We have already discussed the options you can choose to travel from Kathmandu to Pokhara or vice versa. If you plan to take a flight, you will have more time to explore Pokhara and Kathmandu. Just grab the opportunity to go sightseeing from one of the coffee shops before you catch a flight.

    In Kathmandu, after you check in at the hotel, you can enjoy the rest of the afternoon and evening exploring Kathmandu’s streets. You can visit the capital city on foot, by bicycle, or by taxi, and you can probably buy souvenirs in Thamel.

    Furthermore, if you plan to take a bus, you need to travel 7 to 8 hours, probably reaching your Kathmandu hotel in the evening.

    Panorama-view-of-Kathmandu-Valley
    Panorama view of Kathmandu Valley

    Meal : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

    Accommodation : Hotel

    Walking / Driving : 6 to 7 Hours (Driving)

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    Trip Cost Includes

    • Airport pick-up & drop-off service is available in a private vehicle.
    • 3-star accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast.
    • The best clean and comfortable tea house accommodation is available during the trek.
    • All meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) should have tea/coffee during the trek.
    • Staff insurance and necessary ground transport for support staff.
    • Guide for 9 days.
    • Trekking permits – Annapurna conservation permit and TIMS Card.
    • All Local and Government taxes and administrative charges.

    Trip Cost Excludes

    • Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu in case of early arrival or late departure.
    • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
    • Nepal Visa fees.
    • Travel and medical insurance.
    • International flights.
    • Excess baggage fee.
    • Personal expenses (phone calls, internet, laundry, bar bills, snacks, battery recharge, bottled or boiled water, souvenirs, hot showers, extra porter, etc.)
    • Personal trekking gear and equipment.
    • Tips for guide, porter and driver (tipping is expected)

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    Difficulty Of Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek

    The Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek is categorized as easy to moderate, which means that tourists of all ages, families- especially those with young children, and those with little trekking experience would be able to do this trek.

    This walk requires carrying out the trek along steep hills, but the slope is gradual enough to carry out the exercise lightly. Though the walking distance is not very much strenuous, starting from 4 to 7 hours of walking daily, the trek has some stiff inclines in certain areas, especially during the trek to Ghorepani and Poon Hill.

    The overall level is more manageable than the more challenging treks, such as the Annapurna Circuit or the Everest Base Camp trek.

    Trip Grade: Fitness Level, Medical, And Health

    The difficulty level of the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek is moderate, which is why all participants should be at least in average physical condition. These cardiovascular exercises, leg strength training and practice in walking or jogging can assist you.

    If you have certain health conditions, you need to seek the advice of your physician before the trekking exercise. You should also take all required medications and be conscious of your health during the travel.

    Altitude Sickness At Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek

    Although trekking up to Poon Hill is relatively at a higher elevation, it is usually not a cause for altitude sickness since the highest altitude reached in the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek is 3,210 meters (10,531 feet).

    Although it is not very high where most people will suffer from altitude sickness, some measures should be taken. Take time while climbing, always ensure you are well hydrated and do not consume alcohol, especially when climbing.

    Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek Experience

    The walk will take you through dense rhododendron forests, which are most beautiful in March and April, and Gurung and Magar villages such as ulcers Ghorepani and Ghandruk.

    People carrying weights en route PoonHill
    People carrying weights en route PoonHill

    The main attraction of the trek is the view of the morning over the Himalayas from Poon Hill, which includes the series of peaks of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri. It also gives the best chance to learn about the culture and customs of the area and its people and feel their incredible hospitality.

    Emergency And Evacuation

    When the emergency is critical, such as a severe sickness or accident, a helicopter will be used for the evacuation. Travel insurance should include coverage for high-altitude travel and evacuation in emergencies. Evacuations by helicopter, for instance, can be costly; ensure your insurance covers this.

    The local guide must have a first aid kit during the tour and is supposed to know the basics; however, you should bring your kit with basic things like painkillers, bandages, and your prescription medicines, if any.

    Kit And Equipment for Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek

    Packaging all the right equipment is important to ensure that the trekking is comfortable. This means trekking with solid boots and warm and thick clothes, including a fleece jacket, thermal innerwear, waterproof jacket and trousers, woollen gloves and a cap, and a good backpack.

    Some valuable items are a water bottle/hydration system, water purification tablets, a spare headlamp and batteries for the steep descents, sunblock, lip balm with sunblock, sunglasses, a camera, and trekking poles for the steeper sections. Also, carry sleeping bags but get blankets in almost all the tea houses available.

    Special Training

    There is no essential requirement for any training for the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, but doing regular exercises would add even more value to anyone planning the trek. Pump up the heart rates by practising endurance activities such as running, cycling, or swimming. The uphill will be aided through strength training, particularly your leg and core muscles, while the downhill will also require strength.

    Best Time for Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek

    The best time to visit Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek are spring from March to May and autumn from September to November.

    During spring, since there will be excellent visibility, the weather is expected to be calm, and the flowers such as Rhododendrons will be in full bloom.

    Majestic view of mountains seen from Ghorepani Poonhill Trek
    Majestic view of mountains seen from Ghorepani Poonhill Trek

    The autumn season provides similar conditions, but after the m, monsoon, the waters are clear, giving a good view of the mountains.

    People fond of snow might also visit Ghorepani when it snows heavily in winter.

    Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek Weather

    Weathers on the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek are different for every season of the year to travel.

    The spring and autumn seasons are moderate and suitable, with average daytime temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C. Night is comparatively colder, with temperatures ranging from 0°C  to 10°C, especially in the elevated parts of the region.

    During the winter, the temperature increases slightly during the day and can drop to below zero at night. The only disadvantage of hiking in this region is that the monsoon season is precipitated, which may make the trails wet and slippery.

    Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek Permits

    You need two permits for the Ghorepani Poon Hill region. These are the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and the Trekker’s Information Management System (TIMS) card.

    ACAP contributes to funding conservation measures in the Annapurna area, while the TIMS card monitors trekkers’ physical conditions. Both permits can be obtained at the respective offices in Kathmandu or Pokhara.

    Accommodation And Food During The Trip

    Teahouses are basic lodges where food and temporary shelter can be found; they include a bed, blanket and common toilet facilities on the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek. Some tea houses may also provide hot showers at an extra cost if one needs them.

    The food and accommodation is homemade and basic—Dal Bhat, noodles and soups, momos, and pasta are available here. Some foods, such as pancakes, eggs, and porridge, are compared to breakfast. Most tea houses have vegetarian dishes, and other diet restrictions must be informed beforehand.

    Electricity, Recharge, and Water During The Trek

    You will likely find electricity in most tea houses, although you may be charged a small fee to charge your gadgets. Sometimes, a power failure occurs at night, so one should consider carrying a power bank.

    Bottled water is sold along the trail for drinking, but you could also purchase tap water and purify it with purification tablets or a portable purifier. Filtered and boiled water is also sold to the tea houses at a fee.

    Roads On The Circuit And How To Avoid Them

    There might be sections of roads for jeeps and motorbikes on the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek route, mainly at the beginning and the end of the destination. These sections are usually minimal, and one can always detour by choosing another trail, especially where such access is permitted.

    The guide will assist you in these areas and advise which routes to avoid as much road walking as possible. Main hiking trails are off the streets, offering an aesthetic landscape view without much interruption.

    Alternative Trekking Routes (If Any)

    If you follow the traditional route of the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, other routes can be taken, or it can be extended. For instance, once you get to Ghorepani, you can proceed to Tadapani, followed by Ghandruk, a cultural village, before descending back to Nayapul. An even longer option is to continue from ABC to Annapurna Sanctuary, which will take an additional day and take you further into the mountains. These alternatives present different views of the area and are flexible depending on one’s desires and time constraints.

    With Himalayan Masters

    When you book your trek with Himalayan Masters, you can be assured that everything will be well handled, and you do not have to worry too much. They use qualified and fluent English-speaking guides with adequate information on the area’s customs, geography, and history. Further, all travelling, accommodations, food permits, Ghorepani Itinerary and any other services required will be looked after by him.

    Booking/ Airport Pickup

    Our website allows clients to book their treks and tours through a simple online booking procedure or by visiting one of the company’s offices in Kathmandu. They also offer airport transfers, which make your arrival and departure easy and convenient.

    Support Team

    Your trekking support team consists of a licensed guide and porters. The guide’s responsibility is to safeguard your well-being during the hike, interpret the trails, and provide information regarding the customs and geography of the region.

    Himalayan Masters guide with guest at poon hill
    Himalayan Masters guide with a guest at poon hill

    Starting Point/ Ending Point

    The Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek begins and ends in Nayapul. You can be picked up from Pokhara and taken to Nayapul to begin the trek.

    A Typical Day On the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek

    A day’s hiking on the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek involves rising early in the morning and having a big meal early in the morning at the tea house. You will start hiking around 6:00 am to 7:00 am in the forest, through the local villages and terrace farming land. Around noon, there’ll be time for tea, refreshment breaks, and lunch at a local tea house.

    The afternoon walk continues into the evening until one arrives at the day’s stop-over point. There, one can wander around the village and have a hot meal. Some time is spent conversing with other trekkers, reading, or playing cards before retiring to a sleeping bag early in preparation for the following day’s journey.

    Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek Cost

    The cost of the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek is $500 for one person. This price often includes the cost of permits, guides and porters, lodges and food during the trekking period. Some packages also come with transport to and from the starting point of the destination, although one needs to note what is offered in the package while booking. This cost is reasonable given the experience and services offered.

    Insurance for Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek

    It is advisable to have travel insurance for the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek. Your insurance needs should cater to trekking up to 3,210 meters, including but not limited to emergencies, helicopter evacuation, trip cancellation or interruption insurance. When choosing the insurance policy, check whether the policy is valid during high-altitude treks and if there is a provision for evacuation in an emergency.

    Additional Expenses

    While the trek cost covers most expenses, additional costs should be considered. You can budget for extra snacks, bottled water, hot showers, Wi-Fi, or charging electronics at the tea houses, as these are usually not included and can cost a few dollars each time. Tips for guides and porters, typically around 10-15% of the trek cost, should also be factored in. Souvenirs like local handicrafts or clothing can also add to your expenses.

    ATMs on Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek

    The only ATMs you will find in the Ghorepani Poon Hill trek are either at Kathmandu or Pokhara. After that, there are no ATMs on the trekking routes. It is best to carry some Nepali Nepali rupees for your extra needs.

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