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A six-day teahouse trek from Pokhara to Poon Hill and Mulde packs classic Annapurna foothill scenery—rhododendron forests, stone stairways, high viewpoints and sunrise panoramas of the Himalaya—into a compact, accessible itinerary.
A six-day teahouse trek from Pokhara to Poon Hill and Mulde packs classic Annapurna foothill scenery—rhododendron forests, stone stairways, high viewpoints and sunrise panoramas of the Himalaya—into a compact, accessible itinerary.
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Operated by CAN Travels · Pokhara, Gandaki Province
The trail opens before dawn—headlamps bobbing, Himalayan air clean and thin—as you climb switchbacks toward a ridge that will carry you above the tree line. By sunrise at Poon Hill, ridgelines of Dhaulagiri, Annapurna and Machhapuchhre peel into color, the ranges pushing themselves into view like actors stepping onto a stage.
challenging.
5–7 days (approx. 40–50 km total).
Moderate to good aerobic fitness recommended—regular hikers who can handle sustained uphill sections and long days will fare best
It’s accessible to fit beginners with prior regular walking experience; expect long days, steep stone steps and altitude—moderate fitness and a paced approach are important.
A licensed English-speaking guide is included in most packages and trekking permits are required in the Annapurna region; guided treks simplify logistics and permit processing.
Teahouse guest houses provide basic rooms (twin/shared) and local Nepalese meals—dahl bhat, noodles and soups; bring snacks and cash for extras.
Spring (March–May) and fall (Sept–Nov) offer the clearest mountain views and stable weather—monsoon summer sees clouds and rain, winter is cold with possible snow at higher stops.
These trails were traditional trade and shepherd routes used by Gurung and Magar communities; teahouse trekking developed here in the late 20th century as tourism to Annapurna increased.
Stick to marked trails, carry out waste where possible and use locally-run teahouses to support community-based tourism that reduces pressure on fragile high‑altitude zones.
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