Ghorepani PoonHill Trek

Highlights

• Nepal's famous scenic and short trek
• Climb 3,381 steps
• Rich Gurung Culture
• Easy Trek
• Best Sunrise over the Himalayas
• Beautiful Villages
• Max Elevation 3210 m

What's this trip about?

For a moment, you forget the comforts of life you craved 364 days. Nepal is an astonishing country because it shows you what you have never expected. The nature of Nepal that the world values are the mountains, the remote trekking trail, and the environment of the remote place. Nepal also has what your country had already left behind, such as beliefs and old infrastructure. Also, it shows you what you want to see only during the trip. Its nature has power; it has the power of beauty; it has the power to entice you. There is no doubt that Nepal is the country of nature, and nature is a thing of want; nature is a word that has a wide meaning, and you should not limit its meaning because it corresponds to your trip. Absolutely, it is associated with your trip called the Ghorepani Trek where the things of comfort become the least valuable to you. Ghorepani Trek is the famous trek in the Annapurna Region. You can call it the best trek of the Annapurna Region, based on the spectacular view that is rarely seen in other parts of the world. For those who want to sink in the panoramic and rewarding view of the mountains, Ghorepani Trek is just like a course that they have to do in their life. This trek proves wrong to the people who think that a difficult trek has a good view as they walk an easy trekking trail which has tons of lush forest, a range of mountains, and the home of the helping people which also stores culture that looks unique to them. Its beautiful countryside along with beautiful snow-clad mountains are waiting for a traveller like you as well as welcome your family, loved ones, friends, and relatives who want to do an easy and short trek in the Annapurna Region, the second best trekking region after the Everest. What Travel Max Guide says about the Ghorepani Trek is sincere. Do you still think it can be isolated from your travel plan?

What's excluded

• International Air tickets
• Travel and rescue Insurance
• Nepal entry visa
• Personal trekking equipment
• Personal expenses like water, laundry, phone and bar bills
• Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early arrival, late departure, early return from mountain (due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary. Expenses due to unavoidable events, flight cancellation, strikes and other
• Tips to your guide and porter. (tipping is expected)
• Any other expenses that are not mentioned in the ""cost includes"" section

Accommodation