Poon Hill Trek

THE BEST OF TREKKING ON THE POON HILL TREKKING TRAIL

POON HILL TREK IN THE SUMMER

Poon Hill Trekking is also known as Ghorepani Poon Hill Trekking in Nepal. Poon Hill Trekking is usually undertaken by travelling enthusiasts who wish to visit the Ghorepani village and stay the night among the villagers. The Poon Hill Trekking experience is a worthwhile trek for any individual who enjoys nature. The Poon Hill Trekking experience allows walking enthusiasts to discover the foods that are consumed by the Gurung and Ghorepani villagers. The Poon Hill Trekking experience involves walking through sedate villages and learning about the backgrounds of each of the many villagers who are willing to share with visitors that regularly wander through their land.

POON HILL TREKKING ACTIVITIES

Poon Hill Trekking involves first stopping at the renowned heritage sites Pashupatinath- a Hindu place of worship, Boudhanath - a Buddhist stupa, Swyambhunath – another Buddhist Stupa, and the Patan Durbar Square. Poon Hill Trekking also calls for visitors undertaking this experience to be ready to eat what the villagers eat, or at least participate in their daily activities. Poon Hill Trekking enthusiasts are usually advised to learn about the necessary implements they should carry in order to engage successfully with the villagers they will meet.

THE PANORAMIC VIEW FROM THE POON HILL TREKKING TRAIL

The Poon Hill Trekking trail allows visitors to the region to be able to clearly view the Dhaulagiri, and Annapurna mountains. There is a lot of wildlife in the Hiunchuli, Nilgiri, and Manaslu mountain areas and visitors using the Poon Hill Trekking trail can easily view them. The Poon Hill Trekking trail also leads to the Ghandruk, which is the largest Gurung village.

The Poon Hill Trekking trail attracts a host of international workers who seek to study different cultures that are not yet fully recognized because there is not much information available about them.