Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek Map
This is an updated and high-quality digital map for Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek. This digital map also serves for other popular treks in the Annapurna region of Nepal like Annapurna Base Camp Trek, Mardi Himal Trek, and Annapurna Circuit Trek.
You'll get the graphical representation of information on the map, including standard sets of icons and differently shaped and colored symbols. You can easily distinguish the shapes for International Boundary, National Park Boundary, Highway, Main Road, Main Trekking Route, Secondary Trekking Route, Peaks, Temple, Monastery, Chorten, Airport, Helipad, Glacier, Rivers, and Check Points.
Poon Hill Trek is a beautiful journey to one of the best viewpoints in Nepal, Poon Hill station. From Poon Hill, trekkers can admire magical sunrise and the Himalayan panorama of mountains like Annapurna massif, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, Dhampus peak, and surrounding peaks.
The route is easy and ideal for novice trekkers and families traveling with kids.
Pokhara is a gateway to the treks in the Annapurna region of Nepal. From Pokhara, you board a vehicle and drive to Hile, from where your trek begins. The trail winds through the verdant forests of Annapurna Conservation Area and leads the route to Ulleri and Ghorepani. From Ulleri, continue walking on the stone steps to Ghorepani. The next morning, you can reach Poon Hill in about an hour.
First of all, check the highway (in red-colored line) and spot Pokhara, and you should find Birethanti, inscribed in BLOCK CAPITALS. From Birethanti, search for Hile, and follow the yellow-colored dash line, the trekking trail up to Poon Hill.
The map scale of this map is 1: 200,000. It means one inch of the map equals 200,000 inches of real-world terrain. Please acknowledge the frame (the border) enclosed in pink color as the international boundary. To the north of the map are China and Tibet. For your quick reference, the "H" letter enclosed in blue color represents Health Post. The glaciers are addressed in blue letters, and conservation areas and national parks in green letters.
