Mohare Hill Trek

As our delightful Annapurna Panorama Trek in Nepal concludes, we'll arrange for your transfer to the airport, ensuring you arrive approximately 3 hours before your flight. It has been our privilege to be a part of your enriching cultural and natural journey, and we look forward to the opportunity to serve you again in the future.

Good To Know

  • Duration 10 days
  • Activity Trekking
  • Difficulty Type Strenuous
  • Best Season Spring and Autumn
  • Max. Altitude 3300 m
  • Accommodation Star Hotel and Tea House
  • Meal Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Trip Starts Kathmandu

The Mohare Hill Trek, also known as the Mohara Hill Trek, is a hidden gem in the Annapurna region of Nepal. This relatively new trekking route not only highlights Nepal’s commitment to sustainable eco-tourism but also supports local community development. As you embark on the Mohare Hill Trek, you will be captivated by the breathtaking spectacle of the first rays of the sun illuminating the Himalayan peaks, such as Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Machhapuchhare (Fishtail). Furthermore, the journey guides you through traditional villages, dense green forests, and organic farms, offering an authentic glimpse into the rural life of Nepal.

Additionally, the views from Mohare Hill, located at 3,300 meters, are unparalleled, offering vistas that rival even the renowned Poon Hill. From this vantage point, Annapurna I, Mt. Manaslu, and Buddha Peak are clearly visible. Moreover, at night, the twinkling lights of Pokhara and Fewa Lake enhance the enchantment. Furthermore, the Mohare Hill Trek provides an opportunity to connect with warm and hospitable local communities, savor traditional meals, and immerse yourself in Nepal’s rich culture and natural beauty. Not only is this less-crowded trek a testament to Nepal’s commitment to sustainable tourism, but it also presents a unique chance to explore an unspoiled part of the Annapurna region.

Experience Nepal on the 10-day Mohare Hill Trek, starting in Kathmandu with The Himalayan Trek team. Choose between a scenic flight or an overland journey to begin your trek. Hike from Galeshwor to Bans Kharka, explore Nangi’s sustainability, enjoy mountain vistas from Mohara Hill, and immerse in Ghandruk’s culture. Conclude your adventure with a return to Pokhara and Kathmandu, exploring their cultural gems. Stay in community lodges and homestays for an authentic experience. Ready to begin? Contact us to plan your trek with expert support.

Mohare Hill Trek Highlights

  • Stunning views of the Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Manaslu mountain ranges.
  • the sunrise and sunset views over the Himalayas.
  • Get the opportunity to learn about the local culture and lifestyle.
  • The Mohare Hill trek takes you through a variety of landscapes.
  • Less crowded trek than some of the other popular treks in Nepal, such as the Poon Hill trek.

Mohare Hill

Best time for Mohare Hill Trek

The best time to trek the Mohare Hill Trek is during the spring and autumn seasons in Nepal. These periods offer the most favorable weather conditions, clear skies, and optimal temperatures for trekking.

Spring Season (March to May)

Spring is one of the most popular times to trek in the Annapurna Region, which includes the Mohare Hill Trek. During this season:

  • Weather Conditions: The weather is mild and pleasant. Daytime temperatures range from 10°C to 20°C at lower elevations, and it’s cooler at higher elevations.
  • Clear Views: The skies are usually clear, offering stunning views of the mountains, including Dhaulagiri, Annapurna South, and Machhapuchhre.
  • Flora: The rhododendron forests are in full bloom, creating a vibrant landscape with colorful flowers and lush greenery.
  • Crowds: This is a popular trekking season. The Mohare Hill trail is more crowded than other treks in the Annapurna Region.

Autumn Season (September to November)

Autumn is another ideal time to trek the Mohare Hill Trek. During this season:

  • Weather Conditions: The weather is stable with clear skies, low humidity, and pleasant temperatures, similar to spring. Daytime temperatures range from 10°C to 20°C at lower elevations, while it is cooler at higher altitudes.
  • Clear Views: Autumn is known for its crisp air, providing excellent visibility of the surrounding peaks and landscapes.
  • Festivals: This season aligns with major Nepali festivals like Dashain and Tihar, offering cultural insights and opportunities to experience local traditions.
  • Crowds: Autumn is the peak trekking season in Nepal, the Mohare Hill Trek trail is more crowded compared to other treks.

Off-Season Considerations

Spring and autumn are ideal for the Mohare Hill Trek, but some prefer off-season trekking for a unique experience. However, these periods come with challenges:

  • Winter Season (December to February): Trekking in winter offers solitude and stunning snowy landscapes, but temperatures can drop significantly, especially at higher elevations. Trails might be icy, and some teahouses could be closed.
  • Monsoon Season (June to August): The monsoon brings heavy rain, making trails slippery and increasing the risk of landslides and leeches. The clouds and rain can also obstruct mountain views.

Both spring and autumn provide the best weather, views, and cultural experiences for trekking Mohare Hill. If traveling off-season, be ready for extra challenges. Always check weather forecasts and trail conditions in advance.

Itinerary

  • Accommodation Star Hotel
  • Max Altitude 1400 m
  • Meal

Greetings and welcome to Nepal! This is a land of towering Himalayan peaks, lush greenery, rich cultural diversity, and stunning valleys. Upon your arrival at the airport, a representative from The Himalayan Trek will be there to meet you, aligning with your flight schedule, and they will assist in transferring you to your hotel. After you’ve checked in, a brief overview of your upcoming trip will be provided. If you wish to explore the city on foot, feel free to inquire with your guide, who will do their best to organize a suitable walking excursion based on your arrival time.

  • Accommodation Star Hotel
  • Max Altitude 1400 m
  • Meal Breakfast

You have two options for reaching Pokhara. If you opt for the flight, the journey will be a quick half-hour trip from Kathmandu, and you can choose your preferred departure time. You can also decide whether you want to include a guide for the flight or go solo. We’ll handle all the arrangements to make your flight to Pokhara hassle-free. The flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara, on clear days, takes about 25 minutes. You’ll have the opportunity to witness the majestic Himalayan range in a series of breathtaking vistas to the north. The flight also offers glimpses of notable rivers such as the Trishuli, Marsyangdi, and Madi. Moreover, as you descend into Pokhara, you’ll be treated to a captivating view of the Begnas Lake at the entrance to Pokhara, making the experience even more enchanting.

Alternatively, if you decide to take the car/jeep, our guide will pick you up from your hotel. You’ll embark on an 8-hour road trip to Pokhara through the Prithivi Highway. During the drive, there will be stops for meals, breakfast, and restroom breaks. This overland adventure will offer you the opportunity to take in a wide range of sights, including the scenic Trishuli River, the Marsyangdi River, lush forests, terraced fields, charming villages, and quaint towns, providing you with a glimpse into the hillside way of life in Nepal.

Should you opt for a flight to Pokhara, you’ll have ample time during the day to explore the Pokhara Valley. You can enjoy activities like boating on Phewa Lake and taking leisurely walks in the Lakeside area. On the other hand, if you decide to travel by car or jeep, you’ll have the evening to wander around Lakeside, witness the Sandhya Aarati ceremony, and even shop for any trekking essentials you might need for your upcoming trek, which commences the following day. Your overnight stay will be in the Lakeside area.

  • Accommodation Tea House
  • Max Altitude 1525 m
  • Meal Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

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  • Accommodation Tea House
  • Max Altitude 2300 m
  • Meal Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

After a hearty breakfast, your journey unfolds as you set forth on a captivating trek from Bans Kharka to the charming village of Nangi. This 5-6 hour trek leads you through enchanting forests and unveils mesmerizing mountain vistas and picturesque landscapes. Along the winding trail, you’ll encounter the welcoming Magar village of Nangi, renowned for its organic farm school and the traditional Nepali Lokta paper-making craft. Nangi, nestled at an altitude of 2300 meters, holds a special significance as the birthplace of Dr. Mahabir Pun, recipient of the Ramon Magsaysay Award for his exceptional community leadership, particularly in establishing wireless internet connectivity. Here, you’ll find inspiration in the community’s sustainable development efforts, driven by local resources and empowerment. Explore the community-based Himanchal High School, an exemplary educational institution, and witness the age-old art of crafting handmade paper from locally sourced Lokta plants. Don’t miss the chance to visit a medicinal plant nursery and discover various income-generating projects. Your overnight stay awaits, either in a community lodge or a welcoming homestay, providing an authentic and immersive experience.

  • Accommodation Tea House
  • Max Altitude 3300 m
  • Meal Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

After indulging in a hearty breakfast, you’ll embark on an enchanting trek from Nangi to Mohara Hill. This journey leads you through a mesmerizing forest adorned with oak, bamboo, and vibrant rhododendron blossoms, setting the stage for an unforgettable day. As you ascend to the pinnacle of Mohare Hill, the world unfolds before your eyes, revealing the majestic Dhaulagiri range ((8167m.), Annapurna range (8091m.), Manaslu Himal ( 8163m .), among other awe-inspiring peaks. Mohara Hill is renowned not only for its striking vistas but also for its captivating sunrises and sunsets. Your overnight stay at a local guesthouse amidst this natural wonderland promises a truly unique experience. The following day, you’ll continue your adventure, venturing deeper into the wilderness, where surprises await around every bend.

  • Accommodation Tea House
  • Max Altitude 3300 m
  • Meal Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

As the sun paints the sky with its morning hues, you’ll awaken early to witness the breathtaking sunrise casting its spell over the magnificent peaks of Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Nilgiri from the enchanting Mohara Hill. After a hearty breakfast, your adventure unfolds with a trek through lush rhododendron forests, revealing the captivating vistas of Mount Dhaulagiri, Tukche, Nilgiri, and Annapurna massifs. On clear days, you may even catch a glimpse of the Annapurna Circuit Trek winding its way through the horizon. The descent leads you through vibrant settlements, each steeped in its unique culture, as you gradually approach the hamlet of Deurali. Your day culminates with a peaceful night’s stay in Deurali, where the Himalayan wonders remain etched in your memory.

  • Accommodation Tea House
  • Max Altitude 3090 m
  • Meal Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Leaving the enchanting village of Deurali, your journey leads you to the picturesque Gurung village of Ghandruk. A 6-7 hour trek unfolds a diverse landscape, traversing through dense forests, sprawling flatlands, and terraced farmlands, while suspension bridges add a dash of adventure. As you arrive in Ghandruk, the village reveals itself as a haven for trekkers, offering awe-inspiring vistas of Annapurna South (7219m) and the iconic Machhapuchhre (6993m). Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of the Gurung people by visiting the Gurung Culture Museum. Here, you’ll discover the intricacies of their traditions, lifestyle, and heritage. An overnight stay at a cozy guesthouse in Ghandruk provides the perfect culmination to a day filled with natural wonders and cultural immersion.

  • Accommodation Star Hotel
  • Max Altitude 1940 m
  • Meal Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

After a successful trek to Mohare Hill, your journey continues with a scenic drive to Pokhara from Ghandruk, covering approximately 61 kilometers in just 2 hours. Upon arrival, you have a world of options to make the most of your post-trek time. You have the opportunity for sightseeing in Pokhara, shopping for souvenirs, and engaging in activities like boating and stand-up paddling. In the evening, you can explore the nightlife of Lakeside by hopping between bars. Your overnight stay will be in Pokhara.

  • Accommodation Star Hotel
  • Max Altitude 1400 m
  • Meal Breakfast

After enjoying breakfast in the morning, you’ll commence your journey back to Kathmandu. Your return trip offers the same two options as your journey from Kathmandu to Pokhara. Upon arrival, you will be transported to your hotel for an overnight stay.

With the remaining time, you can explore the exquisite Kathmandu Durbar Square or other culturally significant sites within the city, which boasts a wealth of heritage. Your night will be spent in Kathmandu.

  • Accommodation
  • Max Altitude
  • Meal Breakfast

As our delightful Mohare Hill Trek in Nepal concludes, we’ll arrange for your transfer to the airport, ensuring you arrive approximately 3 hours prior to your flight. It has been our privilege to be a part of your enriching cultural and natural journey, and we look forward to the opportunity to serve you again in the future.

Inclusions

What’s Included

  • Airport Transfers: Arrange all airport transfers, both international and domestic, using a tourist vehicle for your convenience.
  • Accommodation During the Trek: Arrange twin-sharing guesthouse accommodations for your group during the trek. Ensure that these guesthouses have attached toilets where available.
  • Hassle-Free Permits: Leave the paperwork to us. We’ll get all the permits you need, including ones for the famous Annapurna Conservation Area Permit and the Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) Card.
  • Meals During the Trek: Include all standard meals throughout the trek, consisting of breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Also, provide one hot drink per meal and seasonal fruits to keep your group energized and refreshed.
  • Experienced Trekking Guide: Assign an experienced, first-aid trained, and government-licensed trekking guide who is proficient in English to accompany your group throughout the journey. They will ensure your safety and provide valuable insights into the trek.
  • Porter Support: Provide porters during the trek to carry luggage. Maintain a porter-to-client ratio of 1:2 to lighten the load for your group members.
  • Staff Well-being: Cover all expenses related to staff, including their wages, accommodation, meals, gear, insurance, and necessary medications to ensure their well-being during the trek.
  • Filtered Water: Supply filtered water along the trekking trails using reliable water filtration systems to ensure your group has access to clean and safe drinking water.
  • Airfare/Transportation: Organize round-trip airfare/vehicle between Kathmandu and the starting point of your trek.
  • Trekking Equipment: Provide essential trekking equipment, including a duffel/kit bag, trekking map, sun hat, and a trip completion certificate as souvenirs.
  • Farewell Dinner: Host a memorable farewell dinner on the last night in Nepal, allowing your group to reflect on their journey and celebrate their achievements.
  • Administrative Expenses and Taxes: Cover all administrative expenses and government taxes associated with the trek to ensure a hassle-free experience for your group.

What’s Excluded

  • International Flights: Flights to and from your home country to Kathmandu.
  • Travel Insurance: Comprehensive travel and medical insurance covering trekking at high altitudes.
  • Visa Fees: Nepalese visa fees (obtainable on arrival at Kathmandu airport).
  • Personal Expenses: Expenses for items such as personal gear, snacks, beverages, and souvenirs.
  • Additional Meals: Meals in Kathmandu (except breakfasts in hotels) and during any extended stay.
  • Tips and Gratuities: Tips for guides, porters, and support staff.
  • Emergency Evacuation: Costs associated with emergency evacuation or rescue, if needed.
  • Optional Activities: Optional activities or sightseeing outside of the trek itinerary.
  • Medical Expenses: Costs of medical treatment or medication if needed.
  • Personal Gear: Trekking clothing, footwear, and personal equipment.

Essential Info

Essential Accessories:

Trekking in the Annapurna region requires appropriate gear and clothing to ensure your comfort, safety, and enjoyment. Here is a list of necessary equipment and clothing for the Mohare Hill Trek.

General Clothing:

Moisture-Wicking Base Layers

  1. Lightweight, moisture-wicking t-shirts (synthetic or merino wool)
  2. Moisture-wicking undergarments

Insulating Layers

  1. Fleece jacket or pullover
  2. Insulated down or synthetic jacket (for higher altitudes and colder nights)

Outer Layers

  1. Waterproof and breathable shell jacket
  2. Waterproof and breathable shell pants (zippered for ventilation)

Trekking Pants

  1. Lightweight, quick-dry trekking pants
  2. Convertible pants (for adjustable comfort)

Headwear

  1. Warm beanie or hat
  2. Sun hat or cap with neck protection
  3. Buff or neck gaiter

Hand wear

  1. Lightweight gloves (for lower elevations)
  2. Insulated gloves or mittens (for higher elevations and cold nights)

Footwear

  1. Sturdy, waterproof trekking boots with ankle support
  2. Comfortable trekking socks (moisture-wicking and cushioned)
  3. Gaiters (optional, for added protection in snow or rain)

Trekking Gear:

  1. Backpack: Comfortable, well-fitting daypack (20-30 liters) for your essentials during the day
  2. Sleeping Bag: A warm and suitable sleeping bag (rated for the season and temperature)
  3. Sleeping Pad: Lightweight, insulated sleeping pad for added comfort and insulation
  4. Trekking Poles: Collapsible trekking poles for stability and support on steep descents and ascents
  5. Headlamp: A reliable headlamp with extra batteries for early morning starts or late-night use
  6. Water Bottles or Hydration System: At least two 1-liter water bottles or a hydration reservoir to stay hydrated on the trail
  7. Sunglasses: High-quality, UV-protective sunglasses with side shields for glacier travel (if trekking during snow season)
  8. Trekking Towel: Quick-dry, lightweight trekking towel for personal hygiene.

Electronics:

  1. Camera and Accessories: If you wish to carry a camera with you, make sure that you have extra batteries, memory cards, charging equipment, portable power bank, and adapters. Also, ensure that you have a water-resistant camera bag.
  2. Mobile Phone: Mobile phone with a local SIM card for communication and navigation (if needed).
  3. Maps and Navigation: Detailed trekking map or GPS device to help you navigate the trails.

Personal Comfort:

  1. Sunscreen and Lip Balm: High SPF sunscreen and lip balm with UV protection to prevent sunburn.
  2. Insect Repellent: Insect repellent to protect against mosquitoes and other insects.
  3. Trekking Permit and TIMS Card: Keep your trekking permits and TIMS card in a waterproof pouch or bag for safekeeping.

Optional Items:

  1. Book or Entertainment: A book, Kindle, or other entertainment for downtime at tea houses in the evenings.
  2. Travel Pillow: An inflatable or compressible travel pillow for added comfort while sleeping.
  3. Earplugs: Earplugs to block out noise in teahouses and ensure a good night’s sleep.
  4. Trekking Umbrella or Raincoat: A compact trekking umbrella or raincoat for rain protection, especially during monsoon season.
  5. Duffel Bag: A sturdy duffel bag for storing extra gear that you don’t need on the trek. Leave this at your hotel in Pokhara during the trek.
  6. Trekking Insurance: Comprehensive travel insurance that covers trekking at high altitudes, emergency evacuation, and medical expenses.

Miscellaneous:

  1. Toiletries: Personal hygiene items (toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap, hand sanitizer, toilet paper, etc.)
  2. First Aid Kit: A basic first aid kit with essentials such as bandages, antiseptic wipes, blister treatment, pain relievers, and any personal medications.
  3. Water Purification: Water purification tablets or a water filter to treat water from natural sources.
  4. Travel Documents: Passport, visa, travel insurance, permits, and photocopies of important documents, kept safe in a water-proof pouch.
  5. Cash: Sufficient Nepali Rupees (in small denominations) for expenses along the way, as ATMs may not be available in remote areas.

 

Essential Information:

Altitude Sickness Information

  1. Altitude sickness, also known as Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), can occur when ascending to higher altitudes too rapidly.
  2. Symptoms include headache, nausea, dizziness, fatigue, and shortness of breath.
  3. We prioritize your safety: our guides are trained to monitor symptoms, and our itineraries allow for proper acclimatization.

Fitness & Experience Required

  1. The Mohare hill Trek is graded as moderate to strenuous.
  2. Good physical fitness is crucial. Regular cardiovascular exercises are recommended for optimal preparation.
  3. While prior trekking experience is beneficial, many trekkers with determination and fitness successfully complete the trek with us.

Visas & International Flights

  1. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, most nationalities can obtain a Nepalese visa.
  2. Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months from your travel dates.
  3. Anyone from anywhere in the world can reach Nepal using various modes of transportation, including air and land. Waterways, although the last option is less common due to Nepal being a landlocked country.
  4. Visa and Immigration: Upon arrival at TIA, travelers are required to go through immigration procedures. Depending on your nationality, you might need a visa to enter Nepal. Some nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival. Also if you do not want any hassle in the airport then you can also apply before your arrival online from https://nepaliport.immigration.gov.np/online
  5. Customs: After clearing immigration, travelers proceed to the customs area. It’s important to declare any items that need to be declared and adhere to the customs regulations of Nepal.
  6. By Air: Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu is the main international airport in Nepal, in the near future two more international Airports; Pokhara International Airport and Gautam Buddha International Airport will also be at your service. Make sure to inquire before your travel date. It serves as the primary gateway for travelers from around the world. Here’s how reaching Nepal by air typically works:
  • Flights: Various international airlines operate flights to Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) from major cities across the globe. These flights connect major hubs like Dubai, Doha, Delhi, Bangkok, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Istanbul, and more to Kathmandu. Travelers can book direct flights or connect through one of these hubs.
  • Our team can assist in arranging international flights to and from Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu.

Medical Information

  1. We strongly recommend a pre-trek health checkup with your doctor.
  2. Discuss any pre-existing medical conditions and medications you may be taking.
  3. Carry necessary prescriptions and medications during the trek.
  4. Safety standards in Nepal are not always equal to what you might be used to in your home country. Stomach issues that often bother travelers in this part of the world can cause dehydration. Rehydration treatment sachets may count as the most important part of your first aid kit when trekking or hiking through places like Nepal.
  5. It would also be a great idea to carry mosquito and insect repellents to safeguard against possible insect bites, rashes, or allergies. However, risks are minimal during winter, even in national parks and other areas with hot/humid climates. Still, being well-prepared is always the best option.
  6. The air quality in urban areas can be very poor due to carbon emissions. In suburbs or rural areas too, dusty roads can lead to poor air quality at times. Wearing a mask in such areas and while in local markets is a good way to safeguard from breathing difficulties and possible illness.

Should there be any necessity, our team is capable to get you the necessary medical attention, including first aid and further assistance. The areas we go through are well facilitated with adequate drug stores, pharmacies, and even private clinics and hospitals. General service hours are as follows:

Drug Stores and Pharmacies   : 09:00 hrs – 17:00 hrs

Government Health Clinics    : 09:00 hrs – 17:00 hrs

Private Health Clinics             : 09:00 hrs – 17:00 hrs

Major Private Health Clinics  : 09:00 hrs – 17:00 hrs

Government Hospitals            : 24 hrs (including emergency services)

Private Hospitals                     : 24 hrs (including emergency and rescue services)

Travel Insurance

  1. Comprehensive travel insurance covering trekking at high altitudes is mandatory.
  2. Travel insurance is a crucial safeguard for travelers. It provides protection against unforeseen events like trip cancellations, delays or interruptions, medical emergencies, emergency evacuation, lost luggage, and more.
  3. It is essential to choose a policy that suits your needs. Understand coverage, and be aware of exclusions.
  4. Travel insurance can be purchased for single or multiple trips and should be an integral part of your travel planning for a worry-free journey.
  5. Our trekking insurance partners offer policies that include emergency evacuation and cover all potential trek-related risks.

Trekking Crews

Kalpa Holidays ensures that our guides are well-qualified and experienced. Guides typically undergo training that includes:

  1. First aid and wilderness medical training.
  2. Navigation and map reading.
  3. Altitude sickness recognition and management.
  4. Emergency response and evacuation procedures.
  5. Cultural sensitivity and local customs.

Our porters are well-trained and carry your main luggage, allowing you to hike comfortably.

Currency Exchange

  1. The local currency is Nepalese Rupees (NPR).
  2. Currency exchange services are widely available in Nepal, especially in major cities and tourist areas. You can exchange foreign currency at banks, exchange offices, and even some hotels.
  3. Exchange rates can vary, so it is recommended to shop around for the best rates before making a transaction.
  4. It is also important to note that using credit and debit cards is becoming more common, especially in urban areas.

Weather Condition

  1. Weather conditions vary based on altitude and time of year.
  2. Lower altitudes experience warm days and cold nights, while higher altitudes can be considerably colder.
  3. Be prepared for sudden weather changes, especially in higher regions.

Food and Nutrition Care

  1. While trekking, we provide meals and care for your nutritional needs. The main local dish for lunch or dinner is Daal Bhat – rice and lentils served with various curries. Breakfasts can vary depending on trip routes and regions.
  2. As you ascend to higher altitudes, food prices may increase due to the challenges of transportation. Special meals to try on this trek include Gurung Bread – a deep-fried bread, and Rosti – a hearty potato cake. You can order Rosti with two eggs on top for a filling meal.
  3. We strongly encourage minimizing the use of plastic during the trek. This includes using boiled water and carrying a refillable water bottle instead of buying water in disposable plastic bottles.

Accommodation

  1. Nepal offers a wide range of accommodations to cater to the needs of various travelers. From budget options for backpackers to luxurious hotels for those seeking a splendor indulgence, Nepal has something to offer for everyone.
  2. Accommodation options range from basic to comfortable lodges and tea houses along the route. Rooms are typically twin-sharing with basic amenities.
  3. Given the limited availability, our team ensures advance bookings for your comfort.
  4. It is important to note that accommodation options and standards can vary significantly depending on the location and remoteness of the area. Before traveling to Nepal, it is recommended to research and book accommodations in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons, to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay.

Vehicle

  1. Domestic flights from Kathmandu to airport nearest to your trekking route or region are the common mode of transport to start the trek.
  2. Local transportation might include occasional use of four-wheelers, local shuttle-busses, mules, yaks, etc. for shorter or easier transfers.

Communication Access

  1. Mobile network coverage is limited in remote areas along the trekking route.
  2. Wi-Fi and charging facilities are available at selected lodges for a nominal fee.
  3. Carry a portable charger or power bank to recharge devices.
  4. Charging facilities are offered at lodges for a fee to keep your devices powered.

Safety & Security

  1. Your safety is the top-most priority for us. We ensure that our trekking team is equipped with necessary gear, equipment, and comprehensive first-aid kits.
  2. Our experienced leaders and guides possess extensive knowledge and are trained in first-aid to handle any health emergencies that may arise. If a trekker falls ill due to altitude, they can decide whether to continue or descend, with their well-being as the primary concern.
  3. Always follow their guidance for safety protocols and route adjustments.
  4. Staying hydrated, well-rested and attentive, contributes to a secure trekking experience.
  5. In case of emergencies, we have access to rescue helicopters for evacuations.

Extra Personal Cash

  1. We recommend that all our clients carry personal spending money to cover visa fees, insurance, beverages, snacks, other incidental spending, and souvenirs.

Group or Single Trip

  1. Choose between group treks with set departure dates or opt for a private trip tailored to your preferences.
  2. Group treks provide the opportunity to bond with fellow trekkers and share experiences while private treks ensure that you get more time and ease that suit your requirements the best

Responsible Travel

  1. We emphasize responsible travel, respecting local culture, people, traditions, and the environment.
  2. Minimize waste, avoid single-use plastics, and adhere to Leave No Trace principles.

Trip Extensions

  1. Extend your adventure with cultural tours in Kathmandu or explore other trekking routes in Nepal.
  2. Take advantage of your free time with activities such as city sightseeing, jungle safaris, paragliding, white-water rafting, or others that are popular and exciting near your trek regions.
  3. Adding sub-destinations of interest is also an option.

Secure Payment Mode

  1. In Nepal, secure payment methods are essential for safe and reliable financial transactions, especially in the travel and trekking context. Travelers have various options for secure payments, including cash, credit and debit cards, traveler’s cheques, mobile payment apps, bank transfers, online payment portals, PayPal, Western Union, MoneyGram, bank cheques, and cash-on-delivery for e-commerce transactions.
  2. Bank transfers are suitable for more extensive transactions, and online payment portals are offered by travel agencies. PayPal is available for online payments, and Western Union and MoneyGram can be used for international money transfers.
  3. Always exercise caution and use reputable businesses to avoid fraud and scams. Keep transaction records and receipts for security. Before traveling to Nepal, check with your bank to ensure your cards are suitable for international use and inform them of your travel plans to prevent card blocks.

Trips notes:

This trip is ideal for those who want to witness the beauty of the mountains and explore typical Nepalese villages, locals, and how they live a traditional life in the Himalayas.

This trek consists of the following categories of activities:

Nature Trails

This trek will take you through remote areas and nearby forests filled with trees, native flora, and even wildlife. Changes in topography, physical activity, height, temperature, and air quality can all be found on this type of trails. You will be able to become accustomed to all of these things on this particular trail at a steady and comfortable pace.

Village Trails

Village excursions are usually enjoyable since you may observe and learn about the way of life of the locals. Even though one of the reasons people travel is to experience other cultures, some of these differences may come as a surprise to many people given the drastic changes even in basic aspects like food, hygiene, socio-cultural aspects, and communal ethics and manners. The trail crosses through semi-rural and rural communities, enabling you to adjust to these variations tolerably.

Panoramic Trails

On various parts of the route, panoramic trails frequently include community paths and nature trails. Destinations or paths as such need to be situated atop hills or forests in order to provide the best viewpoint of the surrounding beauties and one that is panoramic. As a result, these pathways will lead you to higher locations with fewer people and more natural scenery. The likelihood of seeing nicer panoramas grows along with height, as does the difficulty. The air is constantly thinner and more difficult to reach higher altitudes. However, this trail allows you to feel these things gradually because the terrain is not as challenging and the endpoint, despite being higher up, is easily accessible.

Cultural and heritage trails

Nepal offers an infinite number of wonders to be amazed at within the limited confines of geographical boundaries. The Himalayas, glistening lakes, incredible biodiversity, and the great range of cultural practices make Nepal an ideal destination for all kinds of tourists. While the Himalayas are unquestionably the main attraction of vacations to Nepal, the beauty of the nation’s culture comes to a close second. Nepal is home to a surprising variety of ethnic groups, each of which has its own culture, language, customs, and social mores. Trekking along cultural and heritage trails is a means to explore the country’s cultural characteristics, which mix beautiful natural scenery with age-old customs.

 

FAQs

Mohare Hill is situated in the Annapurna region of Nepal, between Pokhara and Jomsom.

​​​​​​The best times are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is clear, and the views are stunning.

Yes, you can explore nearby places like Ghorpani, Poon Hill, and other scenic spots in the Annapurna region, which are often included in extended itineraries.

You can purchase bottled water at teahouses, but it's more environmentally friendly to bring a reusable water bottle and use water purification methods.

Yes, there are teahouses and guesthouses along the trekking route, providing basic accommodations and meals.

Yes, you'll need trekking permits for the Mohare Hill Trek, including the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and the Trekker's Information Management System (TIMS) card. Yes, there are teahouses and guesthouses along the trekking route, providing basic accommodations and meals.