Mohare Danda Trek is an off beaten trek located on the lap of the mighty Annapurna range. This new
the trekking route offers you a beautiful view of the whole Annapurna range as well as the Dhaulagiri range.

Mohare Danda Trek – Community Trek with Mohare Hill

This recently opened trekking trail is becoming quite popular among the trekkers. This trekking trail
offers a pristine view of the different mountain ranges, valleys, rivers, waterfalls, as well as villages. As
it is a relatively easy to moderate trekking trail, it is quite popular for family trekking. As it is a newly
opened trekking trail, you will see very fewer trekkers in this region compared to Annapurna Base Camp
Trek, Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, or Annapurna Circuit trek. Also, it is a comparatively easy trek than those
in this Annapurna region. As you will be trekking in the less crowded region, you will have peacetime to
relax with nature.

The starting point and ending point of this Mohare danda trek is Pokhara. You will be walking for an average
of 6 hours a day. This will be an easy walk on the plain hills as well as slight uphill. From Pokhara, you
will drive to a place called Galeshwor. It will take around 3 hours to reach Galeshwor. From there, your
trek starts to reach Bans Kharka to Nagi to Mohare Danda and descend to Ulleri and Tikhedhunga and
then finally drive back to Pokhara. It will take around 5 days to complete this trek.

During this trek, you will be walking across the different villages, The forest full of rhododendron, pine, firs. As it is a community eco trek, you will see a beautiful village where you will experience rural life. This
community eco trek supports the local people and projects. This helps to uplift the lifestyle of the local
community as well as local people. This Mohare Danda offers a stunning view of Annapurna and
Dhaulagiri range. Also, you will get a chance to see a beautiful sunrise.

In addition, many trekking companies like trekking trail Nepal offer you a packaged tour. The itinerary is designed in such a way that you will get a chance to explore around the foothills of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri range. You will also be able to get a chance to know the lifestyle of the local people living around this area.