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INFORMATION

Mohare Danda Trek Full Overview
The Mohare Danda Trek is a relatively new and less crowded trekking route in the Annapurna region of Nepal, offering an off-the-beaten-path experience with stunning panoramic mountain views and cultural immersion. It's often promoted as an "eco-trek" due to its community-managed lodges, which ensure that tourism benefits the local Gurung and Magar communities.
Here's a breakdown of what you should know about the Mohare Danda Trek Difficulty: Generally considered a moderate trek, suitable for trekkers with a reasonable level of fitness. While there are uphill and downhill sections, the trails are generally well-maintained and not overly challenging. It's often recommended as a good option for beginners seeking a Himalayan experience.
Duration: The trek typically ranges from 6 days depending on the chosen itinerary and your pace. Shorter options (e.g. 2-day from Pokhara to Ulleri and Mohare Danda) are also possible, but longer itineraries allow for more cultural immersion and exploratio
Major Highlights
Panoramic Mountain Views: From Mohare Danda (approximately 3,300 meters or 10,827 feet), you'll be rewarded with breathtaking sunrise and sunset views
of major Himalayan peaks, including Dhaulagiri Annapurna Annapurna South,Nilgiri,Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), Tukuche Peak, and others Moutain Range.
Community-Managed Lodges (Eco-Trek) A significant highlight is the opportunity to stay in community-run lodges and homestays. This initiative, often linked to SherpaHolicTreks work, ensures that the financial benefits of tourism directly support local communities and their development (e.g., education, women's empowerment)
Cultural Immersion: The trek passes through traditional Gurung and Magar villages like Bans Kharka, Nangi, and Tikot, allowing you to experience the authentic lifestyle, culture, and hospitality of the local people.
Lush Landscapes: You'll trek through diverse landscapes, including dense rhododendron and oak forests (especially beautiful in spring), terraced fields, and alpine meadows.
Less Crowded: Compared to more popular routes like Poon Hill or Annapurna Base Camp, Mohare Danda offers a more peaceful and serene trekking environment.
Option to Combine: The Mohare Danda trek can be combined with other popular treks, such as the Ghorepani Poon Hill trek or Khopra Ridge, to create a longer and more diverse itinerary.
The best seasons for the Mohare Danda trek are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). During these months, the weather is generally clear, stable, and offers excellent mountain views.
Spring is particularly beautiful due to the blooming rhododendron forests While possible in other seasons, be prepared for rain during the monsoon (June-August) and colder temperatures and potential snow in winter (December-February).
Accommodation and Food -Accommodation: You'll primarily stay in community-managed lodges and homestays along the route. These offer basic but comfortable facilities, often with shared rooms and washrooms. Some places may offer private rooms, and charging and hot shower facilities might be available for an extra fee Food: Most packages include full-board meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, and dinner). You can expect Nepalese cuisine (dal bhat is a staple) along with some international options.
Why Trek with SherpaHolic Treks?
At SherpaHolic Treks And Expeditions, we believe that every journey should be more than just reaching a destination—it should be a safe, meaningful, and unforgettable experience. Our team is dedicated to providing authentic Himalayan adventures with the highest standards of service, professionalism, and local expertise
Our Company led by award winner Sherps Team and seasoned mountain leader Pasang Tshiring Sherpa ensuring your journey is led by trusted professionals with deep experience.
Safety is Our First Priority
your safety always comes first. We carefully plan every itinerary, monitor trail and weather conditions, and are prepared to respond quickly in any situation. Our guides are trained in high-altitude trekking and emergency procedures.
Experiennced Local Sherpa Guide
Our guides are experienced mountain professionals with extensive knowledge of Nepal's trekking trails, culture, and high-altitude safety. They are passionate about sharing the beauty of the Himalayas while ensuring your comfort and well-being
Authentic Cultural Connection
Travel beyond the guidebooks and discover the true spirit of Nepal. Meet local communities, visit ancient monasteries, experience Sherpa culture, and enjoy warm Himalayan hospitality throughout your journey
Quality Without Compromise
We carefully select comfortable accommodations, reliable transportation, and experienced staff to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trekking experience from arrival to departure.
Responsible and Sustainable Tourism
We respect nature, local culture, and mountain communities. We encourage responsible travel practices that help preserve the Himalayas for future generations while supporting local livelihoods.
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Itinerary
Day 1 you will leave Kathmandu and head to Pokhara, a beautiful city known for its lakes and mountain views. You can either choose to take a scenic drive or a quick flight to Pokhara If you take the drive, it will take around 7 to 8 hours. You will travel through hilly roads, passing by small towns and farms. The drive offers lovely views of rivers and green fields, making the journey enjoyable If you prefer to fly, the flight will be much shorter, taking about 25 minutes. From the plane, you can see the beautiful Himalayan mountains, which is a great preview of what is to come on your trek. Once you arrive in Pokhara, you will check into your hotel and have some free time to relax and explore the city. Pokhara is a peaceful place with a lake called Phewa Lake, where you can take a boat ride or walk around the lake. You can also visit a few shops to buy any last-minute supplies for your trek. After spending the day in Pokhara, you will rest and prepare for the start of your trek the next day.
Morning: After breakfast in Pokhara, you'll be picked up by your guide (if you have one) and embark on a scenic drive.
The drive typically takes 3-4 hours to reach Galeshwor (or Beni, a larger town nearby). You'll travel along the Kali Gandaki River enjoying views of rural landscapes and small towns.
Lunch: Upon arrival in Galeshwor, you can have a simple local lunch.Trek Start: Begin your first day's trek from Galeshwor. The trail gradually ascends, passing through terraced fields and small settlements.
Destination: After about 2-3 hours of trekking, you'll reach Banskharka (approx.1,526m/ 5,006ft). This is a charming Magar village known for its orange farms Evening: Settle into a community homestay, where you'll experience local life, enjoy traditional meals, and learn about the Magar culture Overnight: Homestay in Banskharka.
Morning: After breakfast, start your trek through a mix of farmland and forests. Ascent: Today involves a steady climb through rhododendron and pine forests. You'll pass through several small hamlets and enjoy views of the surrounding hills. Lunch: Likely a packed lunch or at a small teahouse along the way.Highlight: Nangi Village is known for its community-based projects, including a paper-making factory and schools supported by the Himanchal Education Foundation, linked to social worker Mahabir Pun's work on rural connectivity and development. You might have the opportunity to see these initiatives.
Destination: Nangi Village (approx. 2,320m/7,611ft Evening: Stay in a community lodge in Nangi, interacting with locals and enjoying the serene atmosphere Overnight: Community Lodge in Nangi.
Morning: This is a key day as you trek towards the highest point of the journey.
Steep Climb: The trail involves a significant uphill climb through dense forests, primarily of rhododendron and oak. The anticipation of the views from Mohare Danda will keep you motivated.
Nature: Enjoy the tranquility of the forest and keep an eye out for local wildlife and birds. Destination: Mohare Danda (approx. 3,300m/ 10,827ft
Afternoon/Evening: Upon arrival at Mohare Danda, you'll be rewarded with stunning panoramic views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, including Dhaulagiri I (8,172m), Annapurna I (8,091m), Annapurna South (7,219m), Nilgiri (7,061m) Machhapuchhre (Fishtail, 6,997m), and many other peaks. Witnessing the sunset over the Himalayas from here is an unforgettable experience Overnight: Community Lodge at Mohare Danda.
Morning: Wake up early to catch the sunrise from Mohare Danda, painting the snow-capped peaks in golden hues. This is often described as even more serene than Poon Hill due to fewer crowds.
Descent: After breakfast, begin your descent from Mohare Danda.
Poon Hill: The trail leads you towards Ghorepani, and typically includes a short ascent to Poon Hill (3,210m/10,531ft) another famous viewpoint renowned for its sunrise views and extensive Himalayan panorama. While you've already seen spectacular views from Mohare Danda, Poon Hill offers a different perspective and is worth the visit.
Destination: Ghorepani (approx. 2,874m / 9,429ft), a bustling village with many lodges due to its popularity as a trekking hub.
Evening: Explore Ghorepani and enjoy the lively atmosphere Overnight: Teahouse/Lodge in Ghorepani.
Morning: Enjoy breakfast in Ghorepani.
Descent: Begin your final day of trekking with a significant descent. The trail often involves many stone steps, especially the famous 2,000 steps" down to Ulleri.
Villages: Pass through charming villages like Ulleri and Birethanti, observing local life.
Destination: Trek down to Hile or Nayapul (approx. 1,070m / 3,510ft) which is the road head. This trek portion can take 4-6 hours.
Drive: From Hile or Nayapul, a private vehicle will pick you up for the 2-3 hour drive back to Pokhara.
Evening: Arrive in Pokhara, check into your hotel, and relax after a rewarding trek. You might enjoy a celebratory dinner by Phewa Lake.
Price Includes
- Airport pick-up and drop by private vehicle
- Ground transportation kathmandu pokhara and pokhra kathmandu
- Accommodation (twin-sharing Room)
- Daily meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner and 3 cup tea during the trek)
- Trekking permits (TIMS card and National Park/Conservation Area fees)
- Nepal Goverment license holder trekking leader
- Experienced porter (1 porter for every 2 trekkers, carrying up to 15kg per person)
- Every 4 Trekkers 1 Assistant giude
- Safety & Equipment
- First Aid kit
Price Excludes
- International Flights
- Nepal Visa Fees
- Overstay fines or additional visa extensions.
- Travel & Medical Insurance. Mandatory for all trekkers and climbers.
- Trip cancellations, lost baggage, or delays.
- Personal Trekking Equipment & Gear
- Gear rental if not bringing personal equipment.
- Meals in Kathmandu & Pokhara
- Breakfast, lunch, and dinner while in cities.
- Extra Beverages, Snacks & Bottled Water
- Additional Accommodation
- Hotel upgrades beyond the included standard.
- Emergency Evacuation & Helicopter Rescue
- Tips & Gratuities
- Personal Expenses : Souvenirs, laundry, internet, and phone calls.
- Hot showers and battery charging at teahouse
- Additional Activities : Sightseeing tours, Adventure let us
Tipping Ratio
Tipping is not customary in Nepal. It is entirely optional, never expected, and should only be offered if you are genuinely happy with the service provided.
At SherpaHolic Treks And Expeditions, we ensure that all our guides, porters, and support staff receive fair wages, along with insurance, meals, accommodation, and the necessary equipment. Therefore, tipping is never an obligation.
Optional Tipping Guideline
If you would like to show your appreciation, the following amounts are considered reasonable guidelines:
* Trekking Leader: USD 9–10 per day, per client
* Assistant Guide: USD 6–7 per day, per client
* Porter / Support Staff: USD 5–6 per day, per client
Tips are generally presented at the end of the trek. They may be given directly to the individual staff members or collected and presented on behalf of the group.
Above all, tipping should always reflect your personal satisfaction with the service and remain a voluntary gesture of appreciation.
Kit Lists
What do I need to bring?
- Daypack with rain cover (30–40 litres)
- Duffle bag provided by the company for the porter to carry your overnight kit
Clothes
- Waterproof jacket with hood
- Mid-weight down jacket
- Waterproof and windproof jacket (Gore-Tex or similar)
- Waterproof trousers
- Lightweight, quick-dry trekking trousers (2 pairs)
- Quick-dry T-shirts (3–4)
- Moisture-wicking thermal tops and bottoms (2–3 sets)
- Warm trekking gloves
- Waterproof, insulated gloves
- Warm woollen hat
- Sun hat
- Buff or neck gaiter
- Warm socks (4–5 pairs, including light and thick pairs)
- 3–4 pairs of underwear
- Quick-dry towel
Shoes
- Well-worn, waterproof hiking boots
- Lightweight trainers for evenings
- Flip-flops or sandals
Sleeping Bag
- Sleeping bag with a comfort rating of –15°C to –20°C
Other Gear & Essentials
- Trekking poles
- Sunglasses with UV protection
- Sunscreen (SPF 50+)
- Two 1-litre water bottles or hydration system
- Personal medication
- Water purification tablets
- Head torch with extra batteries
- Passport-size photographs for trekking permits
- Power bank and charging cables
Winter Departures
For treks from late November through March, we strongly recommend carrying:
- Merino wool trekking socks
- Gaiters (especially for snow)
- Extra-warm thermal layers
- Microspikes for icy sections and high passes
- Hand warmers
- Additional warm layers for high-altitude conditions
Why Is Proper Trekking Equipment Important?
- Safety: Protects you from harsh weather, cold, snow and altitude-related challenges.
- Comfort: Reduces fatigue and discomfort during long days on the trail.
- Efficiency: Improves mobility and helps you carry only the essential gear you need
Client Review 3 reviews
Average rating: (5/5) for this Package
Daisy D
Uk • 3 months agoIncredible Trek To Mohare Dada With Nurbu
Apr 2026 • Friends
We had an incredible, one in a lifetime 2 night 3 day trek with Nurbu, Prim and the Shepa Holic team to Poon Hill and Mohare Dada.
Despite some unexpected snow the team made use feel safe and looked after and we very knowledgeable. It was incredible, I wish I could do it again.
My first time in Nepal but my friends have booked Nurbu from Sherpa Holic at least 3 times and always have the best time.
Scarlett H
Uk • 3 months agoOur Favourite Trekking Company
Apr 2026 • Friends
We have trekked with Nurbu and Sherpa Holic twice now, completing both the Gokyo Lakes and Poon Hill routes. Each time, Nurbu's warmth and deep knowledge of the local area, its people, and its mountains has made the experience genuinely special.
The trips are well organised but Nurbu keeps things relaxed and flexible, and you always feel your safety is his first priority.
If you are looking for a team who knows this region inside out and makes you feel looked after every step of the way, we highly recommend Sherpa Holic!
Merlin and Scarlett
Lindsay G
united kingdom • 3 months agoAn awesome Trek
Apr 2026 • Friends
The whole experience with Nurbu and his team was excellent. When we encountered bad weather, he ensured he changed our plans to still make the most of our time in a safe way, and we saw incredible views. Our teahouses were clean and the food at every stop was lovely. I would recommend Sherpaholic to anyone - they are knowledgeable, safe and really fun. Thank you for an incredible experience!