Nepal is a landlocked country in South Asia. It is located mainly in the Himalayas but also includes parts of the Indo-Genetic Plain. With an estimated population of 26.4 million, it is 48th largest country by population and 93rd largest country by area. Nepal, known as back packing country who loves nature and unique cultural history of the world. Ghorepani trek is the most popular trek of the recent times. With magnificent treks leading to the heart of Everest and Annapurna region, it might be hard to believe that this short trek in the Myagdi district of Nepal tops the popularity chart. But that very easy accessibility has made it the number one trek destination for both Nepalese and foreigners. Precisely, the trek can be completed in three days if you are short of time. But most pre-designed itineraries will stretch the trek up to five or six days so that you can get ample rest and make the most out of your experience. Here, we have mentioned the five best highlights of Poon Hil or Ghorepani Trek so that you would know what to seek and expect during your journey. Well, it is the main highlight of the whole trek, of course. At 3,210 meters, Poon Hill is the most giving viewpoint in the entire Annapurna region. From here, you can have an amphitheater like views of more than 20 peaks towering on all side. Sounds surreal, right? The major mountains from the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Massif including few eight-thousandths and many seven-thousandths will be there right in front of your eyes. On top of that, the Poon Hill sunrise view where the sun rays paint the rugged Annapurna tangerine makes every grueling step in too to get there worth it. Indulging in rich Gurung culture, if you know anything about the diverse Nepalese culture, you would know that the Gurung culture is one of the most famous, unique and celebrated culture in Nepal. The famous Gurkha regiment mainly consists of the fearless Gurung people. Ghorepani is one of the most popular Gurung villages in Nepal. While most villages in the region are now empty except for few tea houses, this one is still lively as ever. Here, you will be staying in one of the home stays ran by very warm and hospitable people, enjoy their delicious cuisine and listen to their tales of life in
Himalayan foothill. If you want to, you can even rent their lovely ethnic dress and pose for photographs in front of a picture-perfect tradition house.