Muldai View Point Trek

Muldai View Point Trek is one of the newest treks introduced in the Annapurna Region. The trail lies off-the-beaten path and not many trekkers venture along this route.

If you are looking for an easy Annapurna Trek which can be completed in a week then you might as well choose this Muldai View Point Trek. Enjoy panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks from Muldai View Point and Poon Hill, visit Ghandruk – a Gurung heritage village, walk through pristine forests filled with rare Himalayan flora and fauna and get an insight into the unique culture and lifestyle of the Gurung and Magar communities.

Muldai View Point Trek Route

Muldai View Point Trek begins with a delightful drive from Kathmandu to the lakeside city of Pokhara. From Pokhara, you take a short drive again to Kimche, the trailhead of your trek.

Follow a dense forest of oak and rhododendron and stop at Ghandruk, a village that is famous for preserving the indigenous Gurung culture and traditions. You walk through villages that are homes of the brave Gurkha soldiers and interact with the friendly villagers.

Take a hike to Muldai View Point for soul stirring sunrise view over Annapurna South, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail Peak), Dhaulagiri, Lamjung Himal and other peaks. You can also enjoy a spectacular sunrise view from Poon Hill.

Your Muldai View Point Trek ends with a drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu.

Muldai View Point Trek Difficulty

Muldai View Point Trek is graded easy and can be done by novice as well as experienced trekkers.

One should be reasonably fit and able to walk for long duration on an up and down trail. Hill walkers and hikers can easily complete this Muldai View Point Trek.

The highest point you will reach is Muldai View Point at 3637 metres. Maximum you will spend around 7 hours walking on the trail and minimum 2 hours. On average, each day you will be walking around 4 to 5 hours.