Nepal · 6 Nights / 7 Days
A gentle teahouse trek to Poon Hill with Annapurna and Dhaulagiri sunrise views, framed by a day in Pokhara at each end.
The Ghorepani Poon Hill trek is one of Nepal's most accessible short walks, using village teahouses and stone steps. Elevations reach around 3,200 m, so a reasonable level of fitness and care with altitude are needed.
This is a guided walk in simple lodges; it is not luxury travel. The weather decides the views, and we advise a spare day in the schedule. Check current permit requirements for the Annapurna region before travel.
Sample itinerary. These are sample itineraries, designed as relaxed tour options. For a customised, detailed and personalised itinerary built around your dates, interests and pace, please contact us. Plan your journey or call +91 97755 97771.
Arrive in Pokhara by flight or road. Gentle lakeside walk and a briefing about the trek and kit.
Short drive to the trailhead and a first walk through terraced fields and villages, with a first night in a teahouse.
A long, steady climb on stone steps through rhododendron forest to Ghorepani (about 2,800 m). Take it slowly.
Pre-dawn climb to Poon Hill (about 3,200 m) for sunrise over Dhaulagiri and Annapurna, weather permitting, then continue to Tadapani.
A descent through forest to the Gurung village of Ghandruk, with views and a village walk in the afternoon.
Walk down to the road and drive back to Pokhara, with a hot meal and rest.
A spare day for weather delays, or transfer onward from Pokhara by flight or road.
Several hours of steady walking per day on steps and slopes.
Highest point about 3,200 m; ascend slowly and report symptoms.
Annapurna-area permits and fees apply; check current rules.
Spring and autumn are generally clearer; weather can change quickly.
This is a sample itinerary, not a fixed departure. Sequence, stays and activities are confirmed when we plan your journey, subject to availability, season, permits and local conditions.
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