Muldai View Point Trek

Mulde View Point Trekking route

Our journey to Mulde View Point Trek will commence with your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, where one of our company representatives will warmly greet and escort you to your hotel. On the following day, we will embark on a sightseeing tour of the Kathmandu Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that encompasses the Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath Temple, Boudhanath Temple, and Pashupatinath Temple.

The day after, we will travel to Pokhara, and you may choose to either drive or fly there. Following a day of relaxation in Pokhara, we will embark on our main trek to Mulde View Point. We will drive to Nayapul and hike to Thikedhunga Ulleri, where we will spend the night. The stone steps of Ulleri are very famous. The trail is well-maintained, in good condition, and we will trek for only 6 to 7 hours daily, with appropriate rest breaks after every hour of walking to prevent physical exhaustion. The vibrant Rhododendron Forest will also help to alleviate any stress.

The following morning, we will trek to Poon Hill to behold the most stunning sunrise view over the snow-covered Himalayas. The glistening snow and scattering rays of sunlight will create a breathtaking spectacle. After capturing this picture-perfect moment, we will proceed to Chitre to dobato, our main destination, MuldeView Point, and the day after, we will move forward to Tadapani to Ghandrukvillage, a popular destination for domestic and international tourists. Here, we will immerse ourselves in the traditions and culture of the Gurung and Magar communities, sample the local food and drinks, and revel in the warm hospitality of the local people. That night, we will stay in a homestay in Ghandruk, with essential amenities and better services and facilities.

After spending a night in Ghandruk, we will trek to Nayapul, drive to Pokhara, and stay at the lakeside. The following day, we will drive back to Kathmandu, and our trek will conclude in Kathmandu.

Best Time to Trek

Every trek in Nepal is feasible throughout the year, but the optimal time to trek to Mulde View Point varies depending on the region you plan to visit and your preferred climate. This particular trek takes place in the high hilly region of Nepal, below the mountain range, where temperatures typically range from 5 to 25 degrees Celsius. This makes it an ideal location for trekking during any season, and the moderate temperature is suitable for people with average physical fitness, making it one of the most advantageous regions to trek in.

• Spring Season:

Spring is the best season to trek to Mulde View Point as the route takes you through a jungle where different kinds of flowers bloom. Nepal’s national flower, the rhododendron, blooms during this time, and the forest of rhododendron turns reddish, creating a stunning visual spectacle. The Himalayan mountains above the red forest in springtime are breathtakingly beautiful. The weather is typically clear and sunny, offering spectacular views of the snow-covered peaks. Since it falls between winter and summer, there is little chance of rain, making it the perfect time to trek to Mulde View Point.

• Autumn Season

Autumn is another ideal time to visit Nepal for any tour or trek. This season follows the end of summer and precedes winter, with little chance of rain resulting in clear days that are perfect for trekking. Additionally, autumn is full of festivals in Nepal, providing an excellent opportunity to immerse oneself in the local culture and traditions. The views of the snow-capped mountains and green forests are also particularly stunning during this season.

• Winter Season:

Winter is ideal for those who enjoy being close to nature in the cold. The temperature drops below freezing, but the sight of the glowing mountains during sunrise is an unforgettable experience. The views of the reflecting mountains while sipping tea are truly heavenly. This season is relatively dry, and there is snowfall in the higher mountain regions, making it an excellent time to trek in the higher Himalayas.

• Summer Season

Summer is the least popular season for travelers due to the rainy season in Nepal, resulting in slippery trails. However, many traveler’s who love the natural greenery still enjoy trekking during this season. The slippery trails make the trek more challenging, but with proper equipment such as boots and trekking poles, the challenge can be overcome.

Essential materials Equipment

Comfort in the Himalayas trekking is properly to be equipped with all requirements, which assure comfort, safety, and an enjoyable trip. This includes sturdy quality trekking boots, multi-layered appropriate clothes to wear, a waterproof and windproof jacket that protects from uncertain mountain weather, a good backpack to carry personal things, while a day pack would carry your water bottles, snacks, and any essentials easy to reach. Also, don’t forget trekking poles for stability on uneven terrain, a hat, gloves, sunglasses for sun protection, and a headlamp if it’s low light.

Other things one might want to pack include a sleeping bag, a refillable water bottle with water purification tablets, and personal toiletries. If you are going to be using luxury accommodations, most of them have basic amenities, but it is always prudent to pack in light toiletries and a power bank for charging your devices. With proper preparation and the right equipment, any trek becomes enjoyable and hassle-free to take in the beauty of the journey.

A Typical Day in Ghorepani Poon Hill Package

Commencing our trekking day with enthusiasm, a delectable breakfast will be served between 7 to 7:30 am, providing our guests with the much-needed energy to embark on the next leg of their journey. Our team will depart at 8 am, and after a 4-hour walk, we will reach our next destination, with ample breaks to admire the breathtaking scenery.

To ensure that our guests are comfortable and avoid any physical strain, we will allocate enough rest time during the 6 to 7 hours of daily trekking. Around noon, we will halt for a well-deserved lunch, which will be an opportunity for our guests to rejuvenate themselves and appreciate the surrounding natural beauty.

In the evening, we will treat our guests to a sumptuous dinner served between 6 to 7 pm, which will feature a variety of local and international cuisine. Our team of experienced chefs will use fresh and locally sourced ingredients to create a memorable dining experience for our guests. With our exceptional hospitality and attention to detail, we aim to make our guests’ trekking experience a delightful and unforgettable one.

Acclimatisation

Nepal stands out as a unique country in the world due to its diverse geography, weather patterns, climates, and ethnic groups. The country’s altitude varies greatly, ranging from as low as 60 meters to a high of 8,848 meters above sea level. Similarly, the temperature also fluctuates significantly, from negative temperatures to a maximum of 32 degrees Celsius. Although the climate may cause occasional common colds, it is not a significant problem.

Mulde Viewpoint, situated at an altitude of 3640 meters above sea level, is considered relatively lower altitude. However, individuals who have not been at this altitude before may experience mild symptoms of altitude sickness, particularly infants, children, and elderly people. While this trek is categorized as one of the easiest in Nepal due to its low risk factor, it is essential to inform us in advance if you take regular medication for respiratory or heart conditions. Additionally, altitude sickness is less likely to occur at this lower altitude, but symptoms can still appear above 3000m altitude.

Trekking Difficulties

The Mulde View Point Trek is often considered a easy to moderate trek in comparison to other popular treks in the Annapurna region such as the Annapurna Base Camp, Mardi Himal, Khopra Danda, and Annapurna Circuit. Despite narrow and steep sections, the trek remains at a moderate level of difficulty. The destination is situated at a lower altitude and covers a distance of around 55 to 60 km, making it suitable for individuals with average physical fitness, beginners, females, solo travelers, and those who seek a less physically demanding trek.

The trail is well-maintained, with numerous rests stops and tea houses throughout, which further contributes to its ease. The path predominantly passes through villages, with minimal chances of encountering any dangerous wildlife. The support of a team of guides and porters ensures a comfortable and unforgettable experience.

All in all, the Mulde View Point Trek offers a fantastic opportunity for those who want to experience the stunning beauty of the Annapurna region without the added physical demands of more challenging treks. The breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains, lush forests, and charming villages make it an unforgettable adventure.

Mulde View Point Trekking Cost

At our company, we have established a strong reputation for delivering exceptional and lavish services. Our top priority is to provide a variety of accommodation options that cater to our guests’ preferences, including 3 to 5-star hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara, tea houses, lodges, and home stays in charming villages for an authentic experience. Our main goal is to ensure that our guests have a comfortable and stylish trekking adventure, with access to necessary amenities such as hot meals, clean drinking water, and cozy beds.

We recognize the importance of providing luxurious services and amenities, and our pricing reflects our commitment to excellence. We charge $750 per person, which we believe is a reasonable price for the exceptional experience we offer. Our pricing is customized to suit each guest’s specific needs and preferences, ensuring that they receive the best possible experience. Whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or an adventurous trek, we have a tailored package for you. You can trust us to provide you with excellent service and create unforgettable memories on your vacation.

Guide and Porter

If you’re looking for a chance to connect with nature, the Mulde View Point Trek is an excellent option. It’s a great choice for a variety of groups, including colleagues, friends, families, solo female trekkers, who are reasonably fit. While it’s possible to trek independently, foreign visitors must have a guide and porter due to local regulations. Our company offers highly qualified and experienced guides and porters who are fluent in English and renowned for their kindness and professionalism. We’re dedicated to introducing you to the rich culture and traditions of Nepal, and if needed, we can arrange for a translator to ensure clear communication. Our 10-day trekking package is best suited for group trekking. Since each porter is only allowed to carry 20 to 25 kg, it’s important to pack efficiently. We provide porters to assist with carrying warm clothing and personal belongings. The number of guides and porters we provide depends on the size of the group, and we take great care to ensure that you have the support you need to make your trek enjoyable and safe. For example:

In summary, our Mulde View Point Trek package is an excellent way to experience the natural beauty of the Himalayas and the cultural richness of Nepal. Our friendly and experienced team will ensure that you have an unforgettable experience.

Mulde View Point Trekking Permit

Individuals or groups trekking in Nepal have the freedom to explore the country. However, certain areas, including the Himalayas, wildlife reserves, and conservation areas like Mulde View Point, have specific requirements. To trek in this area, trekkers must first obtain permits from the Nepalese government and tourism board. Interested trekkers should contact authorized trekking agencies, who can apply for the necessary permits on their behalf.

If planning to trek in Mulde View Point, located in the Annapurna Conservation Area, obtaining a TIMS card (Trekkers Information Management System) is compulsory before starting the journey. The TIMS card can be acquired at the Nepal Tourism Board in Kathmandu, and the process takes approximately 20-30 minutes, requiring trekkers to complete a form and pay a fee of 20 USD.

Furthermore, trekkers must have an Annapurna Conservation Area Entry Permit to enter this area, which can also be obtained from the Nepal Tourism Board in Kathmandu or Pokhara, for approximately 3000 NPR. It is essential to note that a photograph is required for the permit application.

In summary, both the TIMS card and Annapurna Conservation Area Entry Permit are essential for anyone planning to trek in Mulde View Point. The TIMS card is available at the Nepal Tourism Board in Kathmandu, while the permit can be acquired from either the Nepal Tourism Board or its office in Pokhara.

Food And Accommodation

Upon your arrival, we will provide you with a standard 3-star hotel in Kathmandu. Our journey will take you through two major cities in Nepal as well as various villages. In the cities, we will arrange for 3-star hotels, while in the villages, we will provide accommodations such as teahouses, homestays, or lodges that come equipped with essential facilities. Although the facilities may vary between cities and villages, we will ensure that you receive necessary meals, including traditional Nepali food like Dal, Bhat, and Tarkari, as well as Indian and Tibetan cuisine. Our meals are prepared with the utmost care to be healthy, hygienic, and nutritious, taking into account any dietary restrictions you may have.

During your stay in the village areas, you will have the unique opportunity to experience the local food and drinks of the Gurung and Magar communities in Ghandruk Village, where you can witness local songs and traditional dances performed by the hospitable locals. As a special treat, we will provide a farewell dinner upon the completion of the trek that includes some normal continental foods.

We take pride in offering you an unforgettable journey that blends cultural immersion with adventure. Our top priority is to ensure your safety while providing a memorable experience.

Drinking Water

The polyethene in Mulde View Point touristic place is tightly restricted to insure less pollution. Because of this region the polythene packed mineral water is strictlyrestricted in those area. So, you have to take reusable hard water bottle yourself. But you can fill up the filtered or boiled water in the village but some where you have to buy some filtered water in the way.

Travel Insurance

Traveling to places like Mulde View Point Trek carries some risk of failure and mishaps due to some altitudes involved. Therefore, it is essential to obtain travelinsurance before embarking on such treks, which should be seen as a compulsory requirement. This insurance must include coverage for essential medical check-ups and helicopter rescue in case of any medical emergencies or calamities during the trek.

Graceful Adventure does not offer insurance policies, so trekkers must obtain their insurance certificates from certified insurance companies. This certificate must be presented to Graceful Adventure before starting the trek. Providing this document ensures proper coordination in case of a rescue mission or any potential mishaps where full medical equipment may be required. Given the unpredictability of the future, minimizing or preventing risks is necessary to reduce the likelihood of mishaps or their impact. Therefore, obtaining travel insurance is crucial for treks such as Mulde View Point Trek.

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Electricity and Communication

While electricity and internet will be available 24/7 in the cities and village, there may be instances of power outages in some village areas during the trek. However, there is no need to worry as we will provide you with power banks to recharge your gadgets such as mobile phones and cameras. Our power banks are designed to offer a reliable source of power to ensure that you stay connected to the rest of the world throughout the trek. In addition to providing power banks, we will also offer cellular data as an alternative to internet access. This ensures that you can keep in touch with your loved ones and remain connected to the world even in remote areas. Our cellular data package is designed to provide a stable and reliable connection to keep you connected with the world. We understand the importanceof staying connected, especially during your trekking adventure, and we have takenevery possible measure to ensure that you can stay connected and powered up throughout your journey.

ATM and Money Exchange

Nepal’s cities, especially in the Kathmandu valley, provide comprehensive ATMand money exchange facilities. Nevertheless, these services may not be available in the villages. It is important to note that only Nepalese currency is accepted in the village areas. Hence, to acquire local currency, you need to exchange your foreign currency either in Kathmandu or Lakeside Pokhara. Please be aware that villages may not have access to modern banking facilities.

However, in cities such as Kathmandu and Pokhara, you will find ATM machines and money exchange services that are widely available. These facilities are designed to provide you with access to Nepalese currency, which is the only accepted currency in rural areas. We recommend that you plan accordingly and exchange your foreign currency for Nepalese currency before embarking on your trek. This ensures that you have enough local currency to purchase necessities such as food, water, and other essentials during your journey. Our team can assist you in exchanging your currency in Kathmandu or Pokhara to make the process as smooth and hassle-free as possible.

Tipping

Tipping is a discretionary way of showing gratitude for services provided. Youmay choose to tip for services you appreciate, or express your gratitude by saying ‘DHANYABAD’, a Nepalese term for thank you. Typically, tipping is offered on the final day of the trip. However, trekkers may choose to tip hotel staff, lodge employees, or other individuals at any time during their trip. The amount of the tip is entirely at the discretion of the trekker and based on personal choice and perception.

Booking Process

Our Mulde View Point Trek package can be easily booked through ourCompany’s website (www.gracefuladventure.com) with a hassle-free process. To book the package, you need to select it and provide all the essential personal and group information, if applicable. Once you submit the details, one of our company representatives will get in touch with you shortly to provide you with the agreement. To confirm your booking, you need to sign the agreement and make anadvance payment of 20% of the total cost. By agreeing to the terms and conditions set out in the agreement and making the necessary payment, your booking will be confirmed. Our booking process is designed to be simple and straightforward to ensure our guests have a seamless experience.

Graceful Adventure Travels Pvt. Ltd.

Graceful Adventure Travels Pvt. Ltd. is a well-respected, reputable, and registered adventure travel company based in Nepal. We specialize in offering trekking packages to guests from all around the world, who are keen to explore the breath-taking Himalayas. Our commitment to delivering exceptional service and achieving success have earned us the trust and loyalty of our guests.

Our ultimate aim is to ensure that our guests have an unforgettable and safeadventure, which has become our hallmark. To enhance our guest’s experience, wehave a team of experienced and hardworking guides, assistant guides, and porters.Our exceptional service and facilities are renowned for making our treks fun, exciting, and memorable. We leave no stone unturned in meeting the needs and expectations of our esteemed guests.