Day 1
Banthati to Ghorepani
5 hrs / 8 km / sleep 2,860 m
Jeep from Pokhara to Banthati, then trek up to Ghorepani — rhododendron and oak forest, stone steps in places.

Annapurna
Muldai (Mulde) View Point the way you walked it: jeep from Pokhara to Banthati, Ghorepani on night one, Poon Hill then Dobato via Deurali and Dharmadanda, then Mulde viewpoint and down to Ghandruk through Tadapani.
Overview
Long-form route context for planning, pacing, and realistic expectations.
Muldai (Mulde) View Point the way you walked it: jeep from Pokhara to Banthati, Ghorepani on night one, Poon Hill then Dobato via Deurali and Dharmadanda, then Mulde viewpoint and down to Ghandruk through Tadapani.
This itinerary is synced from TrekGuard mobile app data and includes 3 planned days, 40 km of walking, and 2,600 m of total elevation gain.
Highlights include Poon Hill sunrise (3,210m), Muldai / Mulde viewpoint (3,637m), Trail Ghorepani–Dobato via Deurali & Dharmadanda, Ghorepani, Dobato, Tadapani & Ghandruk.
Itinerary
Day 1
5 hrs / 8 km / sleep 2,860 m
Jeep from Pokhara to Banthati, then trek up to Ghorepani — rhododendron and oak forest, stone steps in places.
Day 2
8 hrs / 14 km / sleep 3,420 m
Pre-dawn climb to Poon Hill (3,210m) for sunrise, then back to Ghorepani for breakfast. Continue toward Dobato over the ridge via Deurali and Dharmadanda — quieter forest before the open slopes at Dobato.
Day 3
9 hrs / 18 km / sleep 1,940 m
Early climb to Muldai / Mulde View Point (3,637m) — wide views over Annapurna, Fishtail, and Dhaulagiri. Descend through forest to Tadapani, then on to Ghandruk for the night.
Map
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Route preview
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Altitude and safety
Climb gradually and take acclimatization seriously.
Check weather, wind, and daylight before long days.
Descend and seek help if altitude symptoms worsen.
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