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The Poon hill chhomrong village Trek only reaches a maximum elevation of 3210 meters. Because the route does not involve many major hurdles, you can take on this trek all year round. However, it is advised that you undertake your trip in the recommended autumn and spring seasons. Clear air throughout these two seasons will provide the greatest sights of the Mountains and surrounding areas. The yearly celebrations of Dashain and Tihar, which are observed at the start of the fall season, bring the village to life. Participating in the celebrations with the people when you visit Ghandruk around this period will enhance your experience. Ghandruk is open all year round, with the exception of the rainfall period.
Hámarks hæð
Poon Hill is situated at an elevation of 3,210 meters approximately (10,531 feet) above sea level. This tall viewpoint provides the mind boggling and the wide-ranging landscape view of the mountain ranges of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Himal, making it a popular destination for trekkers seeking magnificent sunrise paradise. As we move ahead in our trek the elevation also gradually increases. The second day we hike to Tikhedhunga which is 1500 m above sea level. Following the trail the next day we will be going towards 2850 m above sea level, traveling to Ghorepani. While returning we will be visiting Chhomrong Village which is at 2210m above sea level.
Erfiðleikastig
The Poon hill Chhomrong Village trek is considered as one of the easiest treks holding only a maximum level of altitude to 3210m from sea level. A normal walking paced trek where you can reach your destination walking only 6 hours per day. The other reason why this is an easy trek is you will come across many other fellow trekker from the foreign and as well as people from Nepal. Having new friends can boost up the energy and add a fun element while you travel. This trek is very straight forward and easy and from the age of a child to the age of an older person anyone can do it easily. The altitude of the surroundings is also not that high and the views, places, and the trail are also worth visiting which will make the trek even special.
samgöngur
For most of the trek, we will mostly be strolling down the path. However, there are only two times that we will be traveling by bus. On our first day, we will be traveling from Pokhara to Nayapul by bus. Likewise, on our last day, we will be traveling by bus from Nayapul on our way to Pokhara. On the trail of our Poon hill Chhomrong Village trek, as the trail is mostly through the jungles and villages there is no route for the buses or cars to operate. However, if there are any difficulties for the people while trekking, an experienced porter and a professional guide can help you on your way. Moreover, the local people of the villages are also generous kind people and they would also help you.
Gisting
On our journey to the Poon hill Chhomrong Village Trek, we will likely encounter a large number of lodges and tiny tea shops where we can stop and have lunch. The maximum number of tea shops are family-run businesses. All of the family members help each other and work together to contribute to their home business. However here you cannot stay for a night as it is only a shop to have a quick bite. There many lodges too along the trail in the Trek. The lodges have good and convenient facilities for the trekkers. The facilities include rooms with beds and blankets with other necessary items, 3 meals food systems, Internet services, private bathrooms, and many more.
Matur og drykkir
We can expect many lodges and small tea shops where we can stop and have our lunch on our way to the Poon hill Chhomrong Village trek. Numerous teashops are found during our trek. These teashops are mostly managed by all the members of the family. We can stop here and have a small bite recharging ourselves to continue the trek. While on the other hand, the lodge has extra facilities. Lodges have better services such as bedrooms, private bathrooms, 3 meals services, WIFI, and many more. Their food menus are filled with Nepali food items as well as Western food items. Some lodges also provide authentic and traditional food items from the Magar, Gurung, and Thakali communities.
Guide & Potters
The Poon hill Chhomrong Village Trek is an easy trail for everyone as 80 percent of the trek lies between the luscious forests with a straight pathway. Experienced potters and professional guides will also be available during the trek if the trekkers request it. As it is an easy task to hike this route, many trekkers attempt it without one. The potters and the guides are at hand only if it’s an emergency. There is no need to be in discomfort if the guides and the potters are not available when in need. If you have a local contact near the location then reaching out to them for help also can be workable. The local people are very helpful and friendly, innocent, and fun people to be friends with. During your travel, you will also come across many other fellow travelers, and you can ask for help from them as well.
Leyfi
Trekking in the Annapurna Region of Nepal requires two permits. The first permit that is necessary for the Poon hill Chhomrong Village Trek is TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) for about 10 dollars. The second permit that you have to require is the ACAP (Annapurna Conservation Area Project). This specific permit is necessary as it comes in handy to help track the trekker’s information for safety. The simplest way to get your hands on these permits is through approved agencies in Kathmandu beforehand you start your trek. With the help of this permit, you can be eligible to walk the trails of the Poon hill Chhomrong Village Trek. You will also be helping the local people living there to sustain and maintain the place’s natural beauty. Your simple help will improve the tourism sector of the country and help beautiful places of our country to be recognized by the people all around the world.
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