Category: Trekking

Trekking Around Pokhara Rim is a short, scenic, rural-cultural trail that offers Panoramic Himalayan views, forest trails, lake view and village life experiences. Your trek starts in style with a gentle boat trip across the Phewa lake to take you to the start point, where a trail start ascend through stone stairs, forest to the World Peace Pagoda to Pumdikot. It is a short climb of the day and equally rewarding with the stunning views out across the Mt. Annapurnas, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and Mt. Dhaulagiri, which can be visible on the backdrop to much of the trek. The trail passes several villages where you can see and experience the daily lives of the local people.

Trekking Around Pokhara Rim Routes

The journey from Bhumdikot to Panchase Bhanjyang is a full day of walking through the forest, where you can see the flora and fauna of Nepal. For the sunrise, you need to wake up early in the morning and hike to the summit of Panchase Hill, which is around 2,500M. Panchase is a point of five tall hills where they meet on the top. On top of Panchase, there is a temple of Sidda Baba, Dharmasala, the Mahadev temple, a view tower, and Buddha statues. The intersection of Kaski, Parbat, and Syangja districts is called Panchase. The Hill offers impressive views of Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Macchapuchhre, Lamjung Himal, and some other stunning views of sunrise and sunset.

Once you trek to Bhadaure, you will drive to Naudanda and start to trek to another rim around Pokhara, which equally offers the mesmerizing view of the Mt. Annapurna range. Dhampus is a beautiful traditional village which offer the cultural-trail, village as well as mountain views. You’ll pass through different small beautiful villages until Astam, and get a chance to interact with the local people.  Drive to Sarangkot for the overnight, this spot offer an amazing sunset and sunrise views – will see both of them.

The best treks from Pokhara offer an incredible mix of Himalayan views, cultural villages, and nature-rich trails, making Pokhara the perfect trekking gateway in Nepal. From the famous Annapurna Base Camp and scenic Poon Hill trek to quieter routes like Mardi Himal and Khopra Ridge, there are options for both beginners and experienced trekkers. Many trails start just a short drive from the city, letting you quickly trade lakeside comfort for mountain adventure. Whether you want a quick panorama hike or a multi-day Himalayan journey, Pokhara has a trek to match your time, fitness, and travel style.

Nar Phu valley trek is a remote, unique and culturally rich Himalayan adventurous journey in Nepal’s Annapurna region. The valley is known for its Tibetan Buddhist culture, unique landscapes, ancient villages (Nar and Phu), challenging high Kang La Pass which makes an ideal destination for experienced trekkers.

The trek starts from Koto village, following the rugged trail that leads to the lost valley of Nar and Phu, crossing the Kang La and reach to Ngawal village. It is a restricted area requiring special permits, also demanding good physical fitness for the high-altitude adventure journey. The valley is known for its well-preserved Tibetan culture, customs, lifestyle, ancient buddhist monasteries filled with prayers wheels, flag and mani walls.

The villages are picturesque huddle of traditional, stone and mud houses built into the side of a cliff, designed for resilience against the harsh weather and historical threats. The best season are spring and autumn offering colourful flowers, stable weather, blue skies and amazing mountain views.

Annapurna Tilicho Lake trek is a journey that take you through the heart of the Himalayas – circumnavigating the massive Annapurna range, offering the lush valleys, forests to the high mountain terrain. The first two nights you will be staying in the rural village of northern-central Nepal where you be exploring the village, observe rural life, visiting farmlands, spending time with the farmers, and so on. During the clear skies you have an opportunity to see the beautiful view of Mt. Manaslu range from the top of the rural village and other nearby areas. After staying in the rural village you will drive to Besisahar, a headquarter of Lamjung district and the gateway of Annapurna circuit trek. Now, the trip follows the mostly bumpy roadway from Besisahar to Chame, from here we’ll begins real adventure journey to Manang, Tlicho Lake and crossing the high pass Thorong La. During our trekking journey will visit ancient monastery of Braga, deeply cultural village of Manang, and a stunningly blue, glacial lake at the foot of Tilicho Peak. You’ll have an experience of ultimate challenge, Thorong La which is the highest point of your trek, offering the breathtaking mountain views. Muktinath is a sacred pilgrimage for both Hindu and Buddhist which is situated at 3,800M, offering a sense of spiritual serenity. It is one of the most diverse and rewarding adventure in the Himalayas – mail us to book this special journey with us.

The Mardi Himal Trek is one of Nepal’s most beautiful short treks, perfect for travellers who want both adventure and cultural experiences. Along the way, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the Annapurna range, peaceful yet adventurous mountain trails, and warm Gurung hospitality. This journey combines scenic landscapes with authentic local life, making it a wonderful choice for those seeking connection with nature and culture.

Your trip begins with a comfortable drive to Pokhara and a relaxing evening by the lakeside. From Pritam Deurali, the trek starts as you walk through lush forests to Rest Camp, where the majestic Machhapuchhre (Mt. Fishtail) greets you. Each day brings new highlights – the 360° views from Upper Badal Danda, the magical atmosphere of High Camp, and the thrill of reaching Mardi Himal Base Camp at 4,500M. On the way down, you’ll visit Lwang, a traditional Gurung village where homestays let you experience local culture and daily life. The journey ends back in Pokhara, leaving you with lasting memories of mountains, culture, and warm hospitality.

Quiet trail west of Pokhara, Khopra Ridge Community Trek links village homestays and community lodges across Magar settlements and forested ridges. After driving to Ghumaune Taal via Beni, we start up to Bans Kharka and Nagi Gaun, then gain the broad shoulder of Mohare Danda (3,320 m) for our first sunrise over Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri and Annapurna South. The route then weaves through Tikot, Khibang and Swanta—terraces, rhododendron, and monastery courtyards—before a steady climb to Khopra Ridge (3,660 m), an airy balcony with dramatic close-ups of Annapurna South and the Dhaulagiri range. Fit trekkers can add the long day hike to sacred Khayer Lake (~4,660 m). We descend through Paudwar to the Kali Gandaki at Ghar Khola and drive back to Pokhara. Expect 4–7 hours of walking most days, warm hospitality, and your stay directly supporting local schools, clinics and conservation projects through community-run accommodation. Best seasons: spring and autumn trekking.

Annapurna base camp trek is a renowned, moderately challenging adventures, offering the breathtaking Himalayan views, rich cultural immersion and rewarding journey into the heart of the Annapurna Sanctuary. This exclusive trip offers a remarkable variety of landscapes, from lush forests filled with rhododendron to high alpine meadows and glacial terrain. You will be sightseeing the historical Gorkha palace, experience, observe the first two nights in rural life of northern-central Nepal which is located in Barpak Sulikot rural municipality. Next day will drive to Pokhara which is the tourist hub, boating on Phewa lake, sightseeing around lakeside. There are different trails to reach Annapurna BC but, in our experiences, we suggest to do go through Ghorepani Poon Hill areas. It is the small famous hilltop which is situated at 3,210M, offer the magnificent view of two Himalayan ranges – Mt. Annapurna and Mt. Dhaulagiri. After completing this route, will begin our next adventure journey to the base of Mt. Annapurna which is 4,130M. The view from base camp is truly spectacular, offering the views of Mt. Annapurna, Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail).

This trek is good for both beginners and experienced trekkers. No technical skills needed but moderate level of fitness and prior experiences helps to achieve your final goals. Ideal seasons for doing this trip are Spring and Autumn. During these seasons the weather is stable, offering clear skies and the excellent visibility of mountain ranges. Reach to us for more information.