Muldai View Point Trek, aka Mulde Trekking, is an excellent opportunity to get surrounded by the splendid mountain scenery formed by the mighty glaciers and ice walls of the Himalayan chain. Muldai View trek leads you through the passage adjacent to the shady mountain forests, tall rhododendron trees, impressive local villages, and valleys.
During the Muldai View Point Trek, you will get acquainted with and incredible ethnic and cultural diversity of Nepal. You will trek for around 5 to 6 hours, during which you can simultaneously observe the varied landscape and regional differences, but cultural and spiritual unity.
Muldai View Point Trek Highlights
- Ideal, short, and easy trek for beginners
- Suitable trek all year round
- Majestic 360-degree view of Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Nilgiri, holy Machhapuchhre mountains
- Free leisurely tour in Pokhara and Kathmandu
- Acquaintance with Gurung culture in Ghandruk
- An alternative opportunity to enjoy another famous hiking point of Poon Hill
- Sunrise and sunset at Muldai hill are higher than Poon Hill.
Located next to the Dobato village, at an altitude of 3637 m, Muldai View Point lies in the Annapurna conservation area. Muldai View Point Trek is appropriate for lovers of silence and solitude and for connoisseurs of untouched nature. Mulde View Point Trek is for those ready to sacrifice comfortable living conditions to see places rarely visited by tourists.
The route passes through tourist Mecca Pokhara, Gurung village Ghandruk, Tadapani, and Dobato village. It is an exciting route to see familiar places from different angles and see more unfamiliar places in the famous Annapurna region. It is different, sparse, populated, and beautiful. Muldai View Point Trek has been accessible to hikers since 2000 but has been eclipsed by other hiking trails in the same region.
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