• International airport pick up and drop.
• Luxury tourist bus for Kathmandu - Pokhara - Kathmandu.
• 04 x set breakfast, 04 x set lunch and 03 x set dinner while on the trek
• Porter including his accommodation, food, insurance and wages during the trek (One porter fortwo clients) (Porter can carry 20 KG total i.e. each client baggage’s load is 10 KG) 
• Experienced Himalayan trekking guide for 06 days including his accommodation, food, insurance and wages.
• 2 nights accommodation in Kathmandu before and after the trek (3 stars hotel).
• 2 nights accommodation in Pokhara before and after the threk (basic hotel) 
• Accommodations during the trek: tea house.
• First aid kit
• Trekking Permit (Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)
• Guide and Porter Insurance 
• Sleeping bag / Trekking stick and Duffle bag.
• Company tax and service charges
• Best complementary cultural dinner at the end of the trip.

• International flights 
• No single room until a request for a private room 
• Other personal expenses such as snacks, beverages, personal gear, etc.  
• Food and Drinks in Kathmandu and Pokhara
• Entry Visa for Nepal 
• Travel insurance for the individual which includes coverage for the trek 
• Tips for Guide and Porter

Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) are the prime seasons due to stable weather and clear skies. Spring offers the added beauty of blooming rhododendron forests, while Autumn provides the sharpest visibility of the peaks following the monsoon rains.

We will run our booked trips under normal circumstances. You will still be going on the trip even if other hikers cancel at the end moment. We will not cancel the whole trip even if there are fewer participants. Please note that we will not be continuing the trip if there is a political riot, natural disasters, pandemics, epidemics or catastrophes, etc. 
 

You will be guided by experts who are experienced and have been to camp multiple times for years. Our guides are locals who communicate in English. They acquire deep knowledge of the mountain, people, culture, hygiene, and safety. 
 

Our institution offers a lifetime deposit policy. This allows you the flexibility to transfer your deposit to anyone or any other trip. However, you will charge a certain amount, if you wished to cancel your booked trips. You may visit our booking terms and conditions. In this way, you will get detailed information. 
    

The accommodation in this region is considered the best so far. Trekkers stay in traditional mountain teahouses, which are basic but cozy lodges featuring twin-sharing rooms and communal dining areas. While rooms are unheated and facilities like bathrooms are often shared, these lodges provide a warm atmosphere and authentic local hospitality.

There is an upscale service than anywhere else in the upper Himalayas. It’s all up to you where you want to sleep. You may choose from guesthouses, hotels, resorts, or teahouses. Guesthouses may vary from extremely expensive to cheap. Low-budget houses are usually of poor quality. They are as not much deluxe as those in the urban areas. However, they are well off than the cheap lodges or budges guesthouse. Teahouses' accommodation is most predominant amongst hikers. They are equipped with furnished wood and solar hot showers. You will have a pillow, mattress, and a blanket along with western toilet facilities. As you ascend higher, the accommodation will be simpler with basic facilities. 

The trek is generally graded as easy to moderate, making it a perfect choice for those without prior mountain experience. While it involves some steep uphill and downhill sections on stone stairs, the well-marked trails and manageable daily walking hours (usually 3 to 6 hours) are suitable for anyone with a basic level of fitness.

The highest elevation you will reach is 3,210 meters (10,532 ft) at the summit of Poon Hill. This relatively low peak provides a massive panoramic view of the mountains without the extreme risks associated with higher Himalayan passes.

The duration is highly flexible, ranging from a quick 3-day loop starting in Pokhara to an 11-day package that includes cultural tours in Kathmandu. Most standard routes focusing on the core trekking experience last between 4 and 5 days. You can customize the trekking suiting your travel needs.

Because the trek remains below the 3,500-meter threshold, the risk of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is considered very low. Most travelers find the altitude very manageable, though it is still important to stay hydrated and maintain a steady, gradual pace. It totally depends on your body.

As of early 2023, solo trekkers are generally required to hire a licensed guide for safety and compliance with local regulations. While the trail is well-traveled, a guide provides cultural insights and emergency support, and porters can be hired to carry your heavy luggage, allowing you to enjoy the trek with just a light daypack.

Absolutely, the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek is one of the most family-friendly routes in the Himalayas due to its safe altitudes and moderate difficulty. It is a popular choice for parents looking to introduce their children to trekking in a culturally rich and scenic environment.

Most teahouses now provide electricity for charging devices and Wi-Fi access for a small extra fee, though the connection may be slow and unreliable at higher elevations. It is often wise to carry a power bank to ensure your camera and phone stay charged between major stops.