The Mohare Hill Trek is a relatively new and lesser-known trekking route located in the Annapurna region of Nepal. It offers trekkers a unique experience, combining stunning natural beauty, cultural immersion, and the opportunity to experience rural life in the Himalayas. Here are some key details about the trek:
Highlights of Mohare Hill Trek:
Panoramic Views of the Himalayas:
The trek offers breathtaking views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges, including peaks such as Annapurna South, Machapuchare (Fish Tail), Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and many more.
The viewpoint at Mohare Hill (3,300 meters) provides one of the best sunrise and sunset views in the region.
Cultural Immersion:
The trek passes through traditional villages, primarily inhabited by Magar and Gurung communities. You can experience local customs, traditional houses, and even try local food.
The route also includes visits to local monasteries and interaction with villagers, allowing for a deeper understanding of their way of life.
Eco-Friendly and Community-Based Trekking:
The Mohare Hill Trek is part of the Community Eco-Tourism Project, which aims to promote sustainable tourism, protect the environment, and benefit local communities. The trail has been developed with a focus on preserving the natural landscape and offering economic benefits to the local people.
Accommodations are available in eco-lodges run by local communities, providing travellers with a chance to stay in environmentally friendly places while supporting the local economy.
Day 3: Drive from Pokhara to Nayapul or Beni, then trek to Tikhedhunga or Ghorepani.
Day 4: Trek to Mohare Hill (3,300m), enjoy panoramic views.
Day 5: Descend to Nangi (another village).
Day 6: Trek down to Beni or continue to Pokhara.
Day 7: Return to Pokhara.
Day 1 - Arrival in Kathmandu
After arriving at Kathmandu airport, our
representative will pick you and transferred to your specified hotel. After
checking in to the hotel, you can take a rest or visit nearby places depending
on your time and interest. In the evening there will be a discussion and
introduction with your guide.
Overnight in Hotel
Day 2 - Kathmandu - Pokhara
After Breakfast, We will drive 6-7 hours with
a Spectacular view all along its road. You can enjoy the ambience of
countryside.
Overnight in Hotel
Day 3: Drive from Pokhara to Beni / Nayapul – Trek
to Tikhedhunga or Ghorepani (Approx. 6-7 hours)
Distance: 90
km drive from Pokhara to Beni, then trek to Tikhedhunga or Ghorepani.
Drive:
Start your journey by driving from Pokhara to Beni (around
4-5 hours) or Nayapul (if you're starting from a
different route). This is a scenic drive along the Kali Gandaki River.
Trek:
After the drive, begin your trek towards Tikhedhunga or Ghorepani (2-3
hours). If you reach Tikhedhunga, you'll stay there for the night before
continuing to Ghorepani.
Accommodation:
Overnight at a guesthouse in Ghorepani or Tikhedhunga (depending
on your arrival time).
Day 4: Trek from Ghorepani to Mohare Hill (Approx.
5-6 hours)
Distance:
12-14 km.
Highlights:
Early morning trek to Poon Hill for a beautiful sunrise
view (optional). Then continue the trek towards Mohare Hill.
Poon Hill (3,210
meters): It’s a popular viewpoint, though not part of the official Mohare
Hill trek, a sunrise view from here is worth it.
Continue trekking
to Mohare Hill (3,300 meters) through scenic forests of
rhododendron, bamboo, and pine trees. On the way, you’ll get stunning
views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges.
Accommodation:
Stay at the Mohare Hill Eco-Lodge or a local guesthouse.
Day 5: Trek from Mohare Hill to Nangi (Approx. 4-5
hours)
Distance:
6-8 km.
Highlights:
This is a beautiful descent into the village of Nangi, located
at an altitude of 2,300 meters.
Enjoy the stunning
panoramic views of the mountains as you descend. Along the way, you will
pass through dense forests, terraces, and small villages.
Nangi is
a quiet village and is a great place to experience local culture and
interact with the villagers.
Accommodation:
Overnight at an eco-lodge or local guesthouse in Nangi.
Day 6: Trek from Nangi to Beni (Approx. 5-6 hours)
Distance:
10-12 km.
Highlights: On
this day, you will descend further towards Beni (or you
can opt for a jeep or bus ride back if you prefer not to walk all the
way).
The trail passes
through lush forests and farmland with picturesque views of the mountains
and villages.
Once you reach Beni,
you can explore the town, which serves as a gateway for many trekkers in
the Annapurna region.
Accommodation:
Overnight at a guesthouse in Beni.
Day 7: Drive from Beni to Pokhara (Approx. 3-4
hours)
Distance: 90
km by road.
Highlights:
After breakfast, take a bus or private jeep back to Pokhara.
The drive takes about 3-4 hours, and you will return to Pokhara in the
afternoon.
Once you arrive, you
can relax and explore Pokhara's scenic beauty, including lakeside, cafes,
and adventure sports.
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Includes
Excludes
Transportation to/from the trek
International flights
TIMS & ACAP permits
Travel insurance
Guide and Porter (optional)
Personal gear & equipment
Lodging during the trek
Meals in Kathmandu/Pokhara
Meals on the trekking route
Personal expenses (snacks, drinks)
Eco-lodge fees
Tips for guide and porter
First-Aid Kit
Additional activities
Taxes and Government Fees
Emergency evacuation costs
Best Time: Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November) are the best seasons to undertake the trek for clear skies and pleasant weather.
Difficulty Level: The trek is considered moderate, with the highest point being Mohare Hill at 3,300 meters, so altitude sickness is less of a concern. However, it's still recommended to acclimatize properly.
Permits: Like most treks in Nepal, you will need to obtain the TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) permit and the ACAP (Annapurna Conservation Area Project) permit.
Packing Tips: Be sure to bring warm clothing (especially in the mornings and evenings), a good pair of trekking shoes, a rain jacket, sunscreen, and a refillable water bottle.
