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Pokhara
2 days
Moderate
Hiking
2,060m
Max. 20 Pax
Hotel, Lodge & Tea House
All Standard Meals throughout the trip
Drive from Pokhara to Kande (about 1,770 m), roughly 45 minutes along the Baglung Highway.
Climb a gradual, stepped trail through forest and past Gurung villages to Australian Camp.
Stand at 2,060 m with an unobstructed view of Annapurna South, Machhapuchhre and Hiunchuli.
Watch the sunset light the Annapurna range gold from the lodge terrace.
Wake for a direct sunrise view over the same peaks, no early departure required.
Walk a trail that is also day one of the popular Mardi Himal trek, without committing to the full route.
Descend through rhododendron forest and terraced farmland toward Phedi.
Pass through small Gurung hillside settlements on both the ascent and descent.
Finish with a short drive back to Pokhara, done by early afternoon on day two.
Our itinerary follows a proven schedule designed for optimal acclimatization and success. All itineraries are flexible and may be adjusted based on weather conditions and team performance.
Expect stone staircases and some uneven, occasionally slippery sections, especially after rain.
The ridge at Australian Camp itself, for the full Annapurna panorama, and the forest clearings partway up from Kande.
Ask before photographing people in the Gurung villages you pass through, and keep noise down near homes.
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Campsites or cabins; book popular spots early.
Generally available along the route, though it can be patchy in forested sections.
Bring a headlamp; power at the lodge may be limited or shared.
Mountain weather can shift quickly even on a short hike. Check conditions in Pokhara before departure.