Discover the Hidden Gem of the Annapurna Region, Mohare Danda Trek with Poon Hill 7 Days. Come along for an unforgettable adventure on one of the most scenic and culturally varied trekking routes in Nepal, the Mohare Danda Trek, with the iconic Poon Hill. This shorter but sweet adventure blends off-the-beaten-path serenity with one of the Himalayas’ greatest panoramic viewpoints.
Mohare Danda trek with poon hill journey begins with a flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara, with a glimpse of the Himalayas even before your trekking begins. You’ll trek through traditional villages, dense rhododendron forests, and peaceful landscapes to Mohare Danda (3,300m), a new and peaceful viewpoint that’s renowned for its sunrise panorama and absence of trekkers.
Poon Hill (3,210m) offers a stunning sunrise view over the snow-capped peaks of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, and other mountains. The views are truly breathtaking, and you will never forget them.
Your cultural tour will have a wild edge if you trek the Annapurna Conservation Area and get a chance to see the exotic wildlife and colorful vegetation along the way. You will meet the hospitable Gurung and Magar people along the trail, discover more about their culture, exchange tales, and savor traditional Nepalese dishes, Dal Bhat with Gundruk curry, and Dhindo.
Your trip will be secure, fulfilling, and unforgettable when it is in the capable hands of our knowledgeable sherpa guide. The Mohare Danda Trek with Poon Hill is the ideal fusion of nature, culture, and Himalayan scenery for both novice and expert hikers. Join us and witness the best of Nepal, where every step is a story, and every view is a reward.
The 7 days Mohare Danda Trek with Poon Hill normally commences in Kathmandu, Nepal’s vibrant capital city. Following your arrival and initial taste of Kathmandu’s cultural wealth, your trek actually begins with a picturesque 25 minutes flight to Pokhara, a lakeside resort town at the base of the Annapurna range. The flight establishes the mood for the rest of the journey and offers a tantalizing aerial view of the Himalayas.
From Pokhara city, your Mohare Danda Trek begins, and you will drive to Nayapul. Trek starting points are a few hours’ drive from Pokhara, where you start your journey through dense rhododendron forests, terraced fields, and charming villages.
The trail progressively ascends to the serene ridgelines of Mohare Danda and the well-known Poon Hill viewpoint, which both provide breathtaking mountain views and an experience rich in culture.
On this specific day, our employees will meet you at the airport. You will then be brought to the hotel to spend the night there. You can then relax and prepare for the next day.
There will be a flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara early in the morning. After being driven from the hotel to the Kathmandu airport, as soon as you arrive in Pokhara, you will catch your ride to Birethanti via Nayapul.
You will arrive at Tikhedhunga after climbing the valley and traversing the Ramghai pastures. Ulleri was eventually reached after climbing 3500 steep stone steps and crossing the suspension bridge. The rest of the evening is yours
Following breakfast, we will embark on a strenuous hike to Mohore Dada Trek with Poon Hill, where stunning rhododendrons will envelop us. This hike requires a high level of fitness due to its challenging and steep terrain.
The stunning 360-degree views of the valley and the expansive views of the Annapurna, Machapuchre, and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges, however, will be the prize for our labors.
The hike from Mohare Danda (3,300m) to Ghorepani (2,874m) is similarly one of the most stunning parts of the trek with incredible ridge hikes and endless Himalayan vistas. This part has both tranquility and cultural prettiness in the sense that it changes from the peaceful, less traveled Mohare trail to the busier Ghorepani Poon Hill trail.
You’ll descend slowly through mystical oak and rhododendron woods, through picturesque Magar and Gurung villages, and into repeated glimpses of majestic peaks like Dhaulagiri, Annapurna South, and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail). The path is relatively sensible, so it’s suitable for first-timers and old-hands alike.
As you approach Ghorepani, the trail becomes more vibrant with teahouses, trekkers, and cultural encounters, with just the right degree of off-the-beaten-road peace and traditional Annapurna trekking spirit.
This part not just offers breathtaking views but also prepares you for the unforgettable Poon Hill (3,210m) dawn trek the next day, one of Nepal’s best-known viewpoints.
Sunrise trek to Poon Hill (3,210m) and hike to Tadapani
We start the day with an early hike to the renowned Poon Hill (3,210 meters), a must-see destination for trekkers. At sunrise on the distant horizon, you’ll have the privilege of a panoramic sunrise view of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, blazing peaks such as Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) and Nilgiri tinting the sky, and pure magic that makes the dawn rise well worth it.
After soaking up the scenery and taking memories in the form of photographs, we return to Ghorepani village for a hearty and delicious breakfast to fuel up for the journey to Tadapani
The trek then continues through thickets of rhododendron trees and peaceful mountain trails as we trek towards Tadapani (2,630 meters). You will pass waterfalls tumbling down on your way, observe rare flora and fauna, and enjoy peaceful views of the Himalayas cutting through the woods and passing by 900 stone steps before reaching our camp.
This day, which is among the most memorable of the Mohare Danda Trek with Poon Hill, offers the best combination of trekking, natural beauty, and cultural immersion.
It will cost us around 3 hours to reach Ghandruk from Tadapani and the distance will be 6.5 kilometers. Ghandruk is easily accessible but since you will be descending for 3 hours it will affect your knees to some extent.
Ghandruk is a popular Gurung village in renown for its unique traditional Gurung culture along with the views of Machhapuchhre, Annapurna South, Annapurna III, Gangapurna, and Hiunchuli. You can visit the museum dedicated to Gurung tradition and culture during the day.
You may choose to hike to Nayapool, which will cost you around 2 to 3 hours, or you may choose to drive. You will reach Pokhara within a maximum of 5 hours, which is the concluding end of the Ghorepani Poon Hill trekking tour.
You can also opt for an overnight (modified itinerary). At night, you can observe the locals organizing traditional Gurung dance and music as a welcome gesture towards the visitors.
We will once more be in awe of the half-hour flight over the mountains to arrive at the TIA of Kathmandu after finishing the journey to the Mohare Danda Trek with Poon Hill. The streets of Kathmandu, which are both chaotic and charming, will be welcoming as you drive to the hotel.
The remainder of the afternoon is spent touring the city’s medieval attractions, which include a quick tour of Swayambhunath, Boudhanath, Patan Durbar Square, and Basantapur. You can also take in a live performance and Nepalese cuisine.
We also operate private trips.
Spring (March–April) and fall (September–November) are the ideal times of year for the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek and the Mohare Danda Trek. The two seasons offer the finest weather, snow-free mountain views, and vibrant natural landscapes that all contribute to the experience of the trek.
Early spring is just pure magic weather for this hike. The air is very fresh and the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains are remarkably visible after the monsoon rains. These flowers are not only beautiful, but they are also safe to eat and culturally important. There are gentle breezes, longer days, and spectacular Himalayan scenery, and all this makes spring a gorgeous mix of nature and comfort.
Autumn is likewise a wonderful season to trek, complete with brilliant blue skies and breathtaking vistas of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, newly revealed after the monsoon rains have cleansed the atmosphere. The favorable weather, pleasant temperatures, and festive atmosphere, courtesy of such festivities as Dashain and Tihar, are the reasons it is every amateur and professional’s ultimate destination.
Heavy monsoon rain makes trails wet and slippery, raising the danger of landslides and leeches. Clouds usually cover mountains, obscuring the views on the hike. Even if the sky is most likely to be blue in winter, trails will be slippery, and the terrain will normally be dry and barren. Most teahouses on the trail will likely be shut down, and the extremely cold climate at higher altitudes makes hiking uncomfortable and unpleasant for most travelers.
Book your Mohare Danda and Poon Hill Trek for spring or autumn to have the best of the most convenient and picturesque trek. Both seasons provide the best of the Himalayas, beautiful forests, stunning views, and welcoming weather to trek, ensuring each step is memorable.
You are obliged to spend the night in a communal lodge with more than two solo bedrooms when participating in the Mohare Danda Trek. All but the ones near the restaurant share outside the room squat toilets, so get ready to minimize your risk of running out of toilet paper. The place does not look that terrible when we think about how far out the establishment is; it is tidy, snug, and appears to have everything you need. Every lodge has a cold shower. But a barrel of hot water would be anything from $1 to 2 USD, which is 100-200 Nepalese rupees if you want a hot shower.
During the Mohare Danta Trek with Poon Hill, travelers can expect plain but healthy food in line with the simple tastes of Nepal’s rural regions. While food is less varied than on routes such as Everest or Annapurna Base Camp, that offered on the Mohare Danta Trek is healthy and revitalizing, perfect for trekking at high altitudes.
A Nepali mainstay that is always present on the trip is dals bhat, a nutritious concoction of rice, lentil soup, vegetables, and pickles. Besides being filling, it is rich in carbohydrates and essential nutrients, and hence serves a perfect purpose of maintaining a steady energy supply during the day. To most, the dal bhat is the comfort food of the trekker.
Along the Mohare Danda Trek with Poon Hill trail section, and in community lodges along the Mohare route, regional cuisine in the form of steamed or fried momos (dumplings), noodles, pasta, potatoes, and curry-based dishes is also available. Tibetan bread, thukpa (noodle soup), fried rice, omelets, pancakes, and even spaghetti are served in some of the lodges, depending on the availability and the location.
Hot beverages are the order of the day in teahouses, particularly during cold weather. There will be options ranging from ginger tea, hot lemon, milk tea, black coffee, and herbal teas. For those who desire something more potent or just to unwind in the evenings, drinks such as local beer, whiskey, and rum are also available in most venues.
It must be remembered that the cost of food increases as you progress higher in altitude due to the unavailability of the villages and the cost of transport. Although meals are still affordable, you will have to spend a bit more as you move higher into the Mohare hills and Ghorepani.
Mohare Danda Trek to Poon Hill not only provides stunning mountain vistas and a peaceful off the tourist trail trekking experience but also provides the opportunity to enjoy authentic Nepali cuisine. Whether you’re swallowing down a steaming dal bhat bowl or drinking ginger tea overlooking vistas, the meal experience adds a homey and cultural element to your trek.
To complete the Mohare Danda and Poon Hill Treks, two distinct permits are needed. The first is the (ACAP) Annapurna Conservation Area Permit, which costs around $30 per person, and the (TIMS) Trekkers Information Management System Trekker’s Permit, which costs $20 per person.
The development of the trails and the villages along them is underway, and these permits are absolutely necessary. The trek package will cover all of these costs.
Travel and medical insurance, excess baggage (15 kg is the limit), hot showers, battery charging, Wi-Fi in tea houses, tips for guides and porters, and visa fees upon entry at Tribhuvan International Airport are among your additional costs. Your additional costs are your own, and we are not responsible for covering them.
There will be a ton of fun, unforgettable experiences, and breathtaking views of the green hills and Himalayas. When you reach Poon Hill and enjoy the breathtaking panoramic view of the Annapurna Himalayan Range, we are confident that this trek will be a huge success and that every penny will have been worthwhile. Additionally, don’t assume that the difficulty of the Poon Hill and Mohare Danda treks will be a deal breaker.
At the end of the day, you should anticipate a warm bed and a hot plate in addition to being exhausted. You should anticipate being worn out, but you should also anticipate that the best part of your life will be waiting for you at the end.
Mohare Danda Trek with Poon Hill is a 7 days, the Annapurna region of Nepal. It combines the tranquil, off the beaten path experience of Mohare Danda (3,300m) with the iconic sunrise viewpoint of Poon Hill (3,210m). The trek offers a perfect combination of natural landscape, cultural interaction, and Himalayan views.
After starting the trek in Kathmandu, there is a quick, scenic flight to Pokhara. You then drive to Nayapul and begin the hike. The trek concludes again in Pokhara, and you return by flight to Kathmandu.
Mohare Danda is a relatively unpopulated choice in contrast to other Annapurna trails. It’s favored for its serene trails, ecotourism community lodges, and breathtaking sunrise views without crowds. It is perfect for those seeking a quieter trekking experience in the Himalayas.
Yes, of course! This trek is classified as moderate and perfect for novice trekkers with normal physical fitness. Hiking distance is 4–6 hours a day. Special high-altitude experience is not needed.
You will stay in locally run tea houses and eco community lodges offering basic but comfortable amenities. Meals include traditional Nepali dishes, dal bhat, gundruk curry, dhindo, and seasonal vegetables.
The best seasons are
Yes. You are encouraged to employ a licensed trekking guide for safety, guidance, and cultural insight. In addition to that, you will need.
The basics are
A complete list of what to pack is provided with the booking.
The danger of acute altitude sickness is negligible at 3,300 meters, but it’s a good idea to drink lots of water, walk slowly, and rest well.
Mahare Danda is an elevation of 3300 meters, and Poon Hill is an elevation of 3,210 meters.
Basic charging is available in most teahouses (small extra charge might apply). Wi-Fi is slower and less limited higher up, so plan accordingly.
You may contact us through email or come directly to our website to ask for availability, make a change in your schedule, or to get more information. Our staff will assist you at every stage of the reservation process.

