Poon Hill Trekking

Posted by Treks in Nepal on September 20th, 2017

The Ghorepani Poon Hill trek (otherwise known as the Poon Hill Trek) is by and large viewed as a standout amongst other short treks in the Annapurna Region of Nepal.

Exemplary mountain treks in Nepal by and large require half a month of your chance, yet an extraordinary aspect concerning the Ghorepani Poon Hill trek is that it can be proficient in as meager as four days, in any case, a great many people take five days.

A few elements add to its notoriety: it requires just direct wellness and is one of the slightest physically-requesting of Nepal's treks, making it perfect for families or retirees; there is little danger of height infection (most noteworthy elevation is 3,210m); and the settlement, in the state of family-run tea houses, is of good quality, so there is no compelling reason to truck around tents, resting packs (in spite of the fact that we do suggest you take a dozing sack for additional solace and warmth) and sustenance.

Aside from being an awesome prologue to trekking for non-trekkers, and also giving a phenomenal ordeal to those with little time, the primary drawcard of the trek is the excellence and assorted variety of the view: one moment there is rich vegetation, the following, terraced rice fields and after that snow capped ranges. Up and down the trek, the profoundly appealing fluted pinnacle of Machhapuchhare (Fishtail Peak) rules the horizon.