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Panchase-Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking

Trip code	ATT-PMGD
Package name	Panchase-Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking
Duration	10
Max. elevation	3300 m
Level	Moderate
Transportation	Tourist Bus/ Private Van
Accomodation	Hotel /Teahouse
Starts at	Pokhara
Ends at	Pokhara
Trip route	Pokhara- Panchase trek- Pumdi- Panchase Bhanjyang- Chitre- Dimuwa Mohare Danda Trekking -Gaileshower- Baskharka- Danda Kateri- Nagi-Moharedanda- Ghorepani Dhampus trek- Deurali- Banthati- Tadapani- Ghandruk- Landruk- Tolka- Deurali- Pothana- Dhampus and back to Pokhara
Cost	USD 0 per person

Highlights

Trekking through Panchase Mohare Danda, Ghorepani, and Dhampus offers a treasure trove of landscapes with Sunrise and sunset views.
Alluring panoramic Mountain view of Annapurna range, Dhaulagiri, and Nilgiri range with beautiful Fishtail mountain even along the way.
Witness insider experience of Gurung and Magar hospitality with both ethnic groups. Creating a picturesque and serene atmosphere.
Stunning sunrise and sunset views from Panchase Hill, Mohare Danda, Poonhill, and Dhampus.
Experience less proud Panchase and Mohare, the beaten trek, and the busier Ghorepani to Dhampus trek route.
Trek through dense rhododendron and oak forests, especially the trail of colors with blooming rhododendron flowers.
Enjoy diverse flora and fauna from Panchase to Tadapani. It allows for a more intimate connection with nature and a peaceful trekking experience.
Keep an eye out for various species of birds, butterflies, and, if fortunate, glimpses of wildlife like the dear leopard.
From lush forests and terraced fields cluster villages to panoramic mountain views, the trek showcases the stunning diversity of the region.

Overview

Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trek is a unique trekking package with the perfect combination and experience of the beaten Path, Community Homestay, and well-known and easy, comfortable trek experience with Asiana Treks and Tours. It combines three breathtaking trekking routes: Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus, offering an ideal mix of culture, nature, and adventure. The journey begins with a scenic drive from Kathmandu Pokhara, where you'll explore Pumdi and head towards Panchase Bhanjyang and Panchase Hill, known for their panoramic Himalayan views and peaceful surroundings. Trekking through Chitre, a traditional Gurung village, you'll experience warm hospitality, cultural insights, and stunning landscapes. The trail continues towards Dimuwa before a scenic drive to Beni takes two hours and 60 km. The gateway to the trek's starting point is Gaileshower, which leads to Baskharka and, constantly following day, Nagi, the birthplace of renowned social innovator Mahabir Pun. These remote villages offer an authentic experience of rural Nepali life, with opportunities to witness local craftsmanship, organic farming practices and women's handicrafts.

The adventure leads to Mohare Danda, a lesser-known yet equally mesmerizing alternative view to Poon Hill, providing incredible sunrise and sunset views over Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges. The trek then connects to the famous Ghorepani-Tadapani-Ghandruk route, where you'll pass through Deurali, Landruk, Tolka, Pothana, and Dhampus, each offering stunning landscapes, diverse flora, and rich Gurung culture. The journey ends with a descent back to Pokhara, completing an unforgettable trekking experience filled with lush forests, rhododendron blooms, breathtaking mountain views, and traditional villages. This combo trekking package is ideal for those seeking a diverse yet less crowded experience, blending natural beauty, cultural immersion, and off-the-beaten-path adventure to a community homestay experience and the well-known Poonhill Ghandruk Dhampus trail. Avoid the motorable road; this path combines the expertise of different tests in Nepal's Annapurna region.

Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking Itinerary

The Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trek blend cultural exploration, scenic landscapes, and breathtaking Himalayan views perfectly. The journey begins in Pokhara, followed by a scenic trek to Panchase Bhanjyang and Panchase Hill, known for their panoramic views of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Machhapuchhre. The trek continues through Chitre, Dimuwa, and Beni, leading to Baskharka and Nagi, the home of Mahabir Pun, a renowned social innovator. From Nagi, the trail ascends towards Mohare Danda, a peaceful viewpoint offering spectacular sunrise and sunset experiences over the Himalayas. The trek then joins the Ghorepani-Poon Hill route, passing through Tadapani, Ghandruk, Landruk, Tolka, Pothana, and Dhampus before descending back to Pokhara, marking the completion of this remarkable trekking experience.

Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking Distance:

The total trekking distance for the Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus trek is approximately 90–110 km (55–68 miles), depending on the exact itinerary and route chosen. Trekkers typically walk 10–15 km daily, covering various terrains, including forests, terraced farmlands, and Himalayan viewpoints. The trek involves moderate ascents and descents, making it suitable for trekkers of all experience levels. The journey offers a mix of off-the-beaten-path trails and well-established routes, allowing travellers to experience remote villages and popular trekking destinations in the Annapurna region.

Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking Route:

The trekking route starts from Pokhara, heading towards Panchase Hill via Pumdi and Panchase Bhanjyang, providing stunning Himalayas and Phewa Lake views. The trail then continues towards Chitre and Dimuwa, followed by a drive to Beni before reaching Baskharka and Nagi, where trekkers can experience the unique lifestyle of Mahabir Pun's village. From here, the trail ascends to Mohare Danda, a peaceful and less crowded alternative to Poon Hill, offering breathtaking sunrise views over Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. The trek then joins the classic Ghorepani-Poon Hill circuit, passing through Tadapani, Ghandruk, Landruk, Tolka, Pothana, and Dhampus before concluding in Pokhara.

Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking Price:

The cost of the Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus trek varies depending on the level of service, accommodation, and guide arrangements. The trek costs between $500 to $1,200 per person, covering expenses such as permits (TIMS & ACAP), guide and porter services, accommodation, meals, transportation, and entry fees. Luxury trekking packages, which include higher-end lodges, additional porters, and private transportation, can be slightly more expensive. This trek provides a diverse experience of nature, culture, and adventure, making it an ideal choice for trekkers looking for a moderate yet rewarding Himalayan journey.

Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking Height

The Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus treks take trekkers through varying elevations, offering a diverse trekking experience. Panchase Hill stands at 2,517 meters (8,258 feet) and is one of the best vantage points near Pokhara for Himalayan sunrise views. Mohare Danda, at 3,300 meters (10,827 feet), is another spectacular viewpoint offering a panoramic view of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. The highest point in the trek is Poon Hill, at 3,210 meters (10,531 feet), famous for its breathtaking sunrise over the Himalayas. The trek gradually descends towards Ghandruk, Landruk, Pothana, and Dhampus, located between 1,500 and 2,000 meters at lower elevations. This altitude variation combines hilltop viewpoints, lush forests, and traditional villages, making the trek scenic and culturally immersive.

Major Villages of Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking:

This trek passes through several traditional villages where trekkers can experience the authentic lifestyle of the Gurung, Magar, and other ethnic communities. Some major villages include Ghandruk, one of the largest Gurung settlements, known for its traditional stone houses and rich cultural heritage. Dhampus is another beautiful village offering stunning views of Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) and Annapurna South. Other noteworthy villages include Baskharka, Nagi (Mahabir Pun's innovative village), Tolka, Landruk, and Chitre, each offering unique insights into rural life in Nepal. These villages provide opportunities to experience local hospitality, traditional farming, and cultural performances, enriching the trek.

Best Viewpoints of Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking:

The trek is famous for its breathtaking viewpoints that offer panoramic Himalayan vistas. Panchase Hill is a lesser-known but spectacular spot for sunrise views, overlooking the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Lamjung Himal ranges. Mohare Danda provides a peaceful and less crowded alternative to Poon Hill, with equally stunning sunrise and sunset views. Poon Hill (3,210m) is the most famous viewpoint, attracting trekkers with its unobstructed sunrise over the snow-capped peaks. Dhampus and Ghandruk also offer stunning views of Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) and Annapurna South, making this trek one of the best routes for Himalayan scenery.

Biodiversity of Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking:

This trek takes trekkers through diverse ecosystems, from lush forests to alpine meadows. The Panchase Conservation Area has various rhododendrons, orchids, and medicinal plants. The region is also rich in wildlife, including Himalayan langurs, deer, leopards, and pheasants like the Danphe (Nepal's national bird). The dense forests of Mohare Danda and Ghorepani are filled with oak, pine, and bamboo trees, creating a beautiful green landscape. The biodiversity of this trek makes it a haven for nature lovers, bird watchers, and photographers.

Festivals and Culture of Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking:

The trek takes you through culturally rich villages where local communities celebrate various festivals and traditions. The Gurung and Magar communities enthusiastically celebrate Dashain, Tihar, and Maghe Sankranti. Lhosar, the New Year festival of the Gurung and Tamang people, is an essential cultural event in these regions. Trekkers visiting during these festivals can witness traditional dances, music, and rituals. Many villages also have cultural museums and monasteries where visitors can learn more about their history and traditions. The warm hospitality and deep-rooted traditions of the local people make this trek a scenic journey and a cultural exploration.

Advantages of Booking Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking:

Booking this trek with Asiana Treks and Tours comes with several advantages. The itinerary offers a blend of adventure, culture, and nature, making it suitable for both beginner and experienced trekkers. The trek is less crowded than Everest or Annapurna Base Camp, providing a peaceful experience. It is also a shorter and more accessible trek, making it ideal for those with limited time but who still want to experience the beauty of the Himalayas. Additionally, booking through a reliable company ensures experienced guides, proper accommodations, and hassle-free transportation, making the journey safe and enjoyable.

This trek is perfect for those who want to experience Nepal's natural beauty, traditional culture, and Himalayan landscapes without extreme altitude challenges. Whether you are a solo traveller, a family, or a group, this trek offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation, making it one of the best trekking options in Nepal.

Booking process of Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking:

Booking the Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus trek with Asiana Treks and Tours ensures a smooth and well-organized adventure. The booking process is simple and can be done online or in person. It's recommended to book in advance, especially during peak trekking seasons like spring (March- May) and autumn (September- November), to secure the best accommodations and experienced guides. Travellers must provide personal details, including their passport and travel insurance (if applicable). The package typically includes permits, lodging, meals, transportation, and guide/porter services, ensuring a hassle-free trekking experience.

Transportation for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking:

The trek starts from Pokhara, which is easily accessible from Kathmandu by flight (30 minutes) or by road (6-7 hours' drive). Upon arrival in Pokhara, depending on the chosen route, a short drive takes you to the trek's starting points, such as Pumdi Bhumdi, Nayapul, or Kande. Transportation options include private jeeps, tourist buses, or local taxis, with private vehicles being the most comfortable choice. For trekkers heading towards Mohare Danda or Ghorepani, a scenic drive to Beni or Nayapul is the starting point. The return journey follows a similar route, bringing trekkers back to Pokhara before heading to Kathmandu or other destinations.

Trekking Start for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking:

The trek usually starts from Pokhara, with a short drive to the designated starting point, such as Pumdi Bhumdi for Panchase, Nayapul for Ghorepani, or Beni for Mohare Danda. The first day involves a moderate trek through lush forests, terraced fields, and small villages, gradually ascending towards the key destinations. Along the way, trekkers pass through diverse landscapes, suspension bridges, waterfalls, and local tea houses, offering a perfect blend of adventure and culture. Each day's trekking time ranges between 4 to 6 hours, ensuring a comfortable pace with enough breaks to enjoy the scenery.

Currency Exchange for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking

The official currency of Nepal is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR), and it's advisable to exchange money in Kathmandu or Pokhara before starting the trek. While some major hotels and businesses in Pokhara may accept credit cards, most teahouses and small shops along the trekking route only accept cash in local currency. Money exchange counters and ATMs are available in Pokhara but become scarce as you ascend higher. It's recommended to carry small cash denominations for food, drinks, souvenirs, and tips.

Guide and Porter Management for Panchase, Mohare Danda,and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking

Hiring a licensed trekking guide and porter enhances the experience by providing navigation assistance, cultural insights, and logistical support. Guides ensure safe trekking by assessing weather conditions, managing permits, and communicating with locals. Porters help carry heavy backpacks, allowing trekkers to walk freely and enjoy the journey. Asiana Treks and Tours arranges experienced and friendly guides who are fluent in English and local languages. Porters typically carry up to 15-20 kg of luggage, ensuring that trekkers can focus on the breathtaking landscapes without a heavy load.

Porter, Luggage, and Extra Luggage Storage for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking:

Trekkers are advised to pack light and bring only the essentials. Any extra luggage can be stored at Pokhara hotels or the Asiana Treks and Tours office. Porters can carry a maximum of 15-20 kg per trekker. Gear should be packed in a duffel bag or backpack with rain protection. Trekkers should carry a daypack (5-7 kg) containing essential items like water, snacks, a camera, and a jacket. Proper luggage division ensures comfort and convenience throughout the trek.

Accommodation During Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking:

Accommodation along the trekking route consists mainly of teahouses and lodges, which offer basic yet comfortable rooms with twin-sharing beds, blankets, and shared bathrooms. Some eco-community lodges in Panchase and Mohare Danda provide sustainable and cosy accommodations. At higher altitudes like Ghorepani and Mohare Danda, accommodation is slightly more straightforward but offers stunning views of the Himalayas. You should book rooms in advance during peak seasons to secure the best lodges.

Meals During the Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking:

Teahouses and lodges along the trek serve nutritious and locally prepared meals. The typical menu includes Dal Bhat (rice, lentils, and vegetables), noodles, momos, pancakes, porridge, soups, and Tibetan bread. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided at the lodges. Meals are carbohydrate-rich to maintain energy levels for trekking. Trekkers can also find tea, coffee, and soft drinks at most stops, but it's advisable to carry energy bars and snacks for quick energy boosts during the trek.

Drinking Water for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani-Dhampus Trekking

Clean drinking water is essential for staying hydrated during the trek. Trekkers can buy bottled mineral water from teahouses. Still, to reduce plastic waste, it is recommended that they carry a reusable water bottle and use water purification tablets or a filter. Many lodges provide boiled or filtered water for a small fee. Staying hydrated helps prevent altitude sickness and fatigue, ensuring a safe and enjoyable trekking experience.

This trek offers a perfect mix of adventure, cultural experiences, and scenic beauty, making it one of the best trekking options in Nepal.

Extra Personal Expenses for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

While most trek packages cover accommodation, meals, permits, and guide/porter services, trekkers should budget extra personal expenses such as snacks, drinks, hot showers, battery charging, Wi-Fi, and tipping. Costs for tea, coffee, soft drinks, and alcoholic beverages increase at higher altitudes due to transportation difficulties. Additionally, souvenirs, extra food items, and donations to monasteries or local communities are optional but everyday expenses. Carrying enough Nepalese Rupees in small denominations is advisable, as ATMs are unavailable along the trekking route.

Toilet Facilities in Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

Toilet facilities vary depending on the trekking region and accommodation type. Teahouses in lower-altitude areas like Panchase and Dhampus provide Western-style flush toilets with running water. As trekkers ascend to Mohare Danda and Ghorepani, toilet facilities become more basic, with squat toilets being more common. Some lodges offer hot water for an extra charge, while in remote areas, trekkers may need to use outdoor toilets. For convenience, it is recommended that you carry toilet paper, wet wipes, and hand sanitizer.

Internet Connectivity in Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

Internet access is available in most lodges and teahouses but may be slow and costly at higher altitudes. In major villages like Ghorepani and Ghandruk, lodges provide Wi-Fi for a small fee. For better connectivity, trekkers can purchase a Nepalese SIM card (NCELL or NTC) with a data plan in Pokhara or Kathmandu before starting the trek. However, internet signals may be weak or unavailable in remote areas, especially in dense forests and high-altitude locations.

Electricity Voltage and Plugs in Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

Nepal operates on 220V-240V electricity with Type C, D, and M plug sockets. Most teahouses and lodges offer electricity for charging devices, but in remote areas, solar power is the primary source of electricity. Charging phones, cameras, and power banks may cost an additional $1-$3 per hour at higher altitudes. Trekkers should carry a universal travel adapter and a power bank to ensure they have enough battery life during the trek.

Communication in Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

Mobile network coverage is available in most parts of the trekking route, but signals can be weak or lost in some remote regions. NCELL and NTC SIM cards provide the best coverage, with NTC working better in higher altitudes. Most teahouses offer Wi-Fi, though it may be slow. Guides and porters often carry two-way radios for emergency communication. Trekkers can rent a satellite phone for reliable connectivity in isolated regions for added safety.

Trip Extension for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

Trekkers who want to explore more of Nepal can extend their trip with additional activities like the Annapurna Base Camp trek, Mardi Himal trek, or Chitwan Jungle Safari. Those interested in cultural experiences can visit Bandipur, Lumbini, or Tansen. Adventure lovers can opt for paragliding, ultralight flights, bungee jumping, or white-water rafting. Asiana Treks and Tours can customize itineraries based on interests, fitness levels, and available time, ensuring a personalized travel experience.

Trek Difficulty for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

This moderate trek is suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers. The daily trekking distance ranges from 8 to 15 km, with an average trekking time of 4 to 6 hours daily. The trails include stone-paved steps, forest paths, and uphill climbs, but they are well-maintained. While the Panchase and Dhampus sections are more manageable, Mohare Danda and Ghorepani involve steeper ascents. Regular cardio and strength training before the trek can help improve endurance.

Trip Safety for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

Safety is a top priority for Asiana Treks and Tours, and experienced guides ensure a secure trekking experience. The routes are well-marked, and guides are trained to manage first aid and altitude sickness. Trekkers should know about altitude-related risks, sudden weather changes, and slippery trails. Carrying a basic medical kit, staying hydrated, and walking comfortably are essential for a safe journey. In emergencies, helicopter evacuation can be arranged, so having travel insurance covering high-altitude trekking is highly recommended.

Group & Private Treks for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

Trekkers can choose between group and private treks, each offering unique advantages. Group treks allow travellers to share the experience with like-minded people, reducing costs for guides and porters. On the other hand, private treks provide flexibility in itinerary, pace, and accommodations, making them ideal for families, couples, or solo trekkers looking for a personalized experience. Asiana Treks and Tours caters to both options, ensuring a memorable adventure.

About Solo Travelers for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

With the proper preparations, solo travellers can enjoy a safe and rewarding trekking experience. While Panchase and Dhampus are relatively easy to navigate, Mohare Danda and Ghorepani have remote sections where hiring a guide is recommended for safety. Solo trekkers should carry essential gear, inform someone about their itinerary, and check weather updates regularly. Asiana Treks and Tours offers solo trekking packages with local guides and porters, ensuring a worry-free experience.

Responsible Travel for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

Sustainable and eco-friendly trekking practices help preserve Nepal's natural beauty and cultural heritage. Trekkers should follow the principles of Leave No Trace, such as disposing of waste properly, avoiding plastic bottles, and respecting local customs. Supporting local teahouses, buying handicrafts, and interacting respectfully with communities help contribute to the local economy. Asiana Treks and Tours promotes responsible tourism, ensuring that trekking activities benefit both travellers and local people while protecting the environment.

This trek combines scenic landscapes, rich biodiversity, and cultural experiences, making it a must-visit destination in Nepal.

Gratitude for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

At Asiana Treks and Tours, we sincerely appreciate the trust and enthusiasm of our trekkers. Your participation enriches your journey and supports Nepal's local communities, guides, porters, and conservation efforts. This trek is more than just an adventure; it's an opportunity to connect with nature, diverse cultures, and yourself. We are grateful for every traveller who chooses to explore the beauty of Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus with us, and we hope you carry unforgettable memories of the Himalayas.

End of Trek for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

As the trek concludes, we return to Pokhara, where you can reflect on your incredible journey. Upon reaching the city, you will have time to relax, enjoy a warm meal, and celebrate your achievements. Many trekkers take this opportunity to explore Lakeside Pokhara, get a massage, or enjoy cultural performances before continuing their journey. This marks the end of an exciting adventure, but the memories and friendships made along the way will stay with you forever.

Departure for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

After completing the trek, travellers either return to Kathmandu by flight or drive, depending on their itinerary. Our team ensures a smooth transition, whether you are heading back home or continuing your travels in Nepal. We provide airport transfers and assistance for those flying out of Nepal. We can arrange for additional sightseeing tours, cultural experiences, or relaxation retreats before your departure.

Feedback for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

Your feedback is invaluable in helping us improve our services. After the trek, we encourage trekkers to share their experiences, suggestions, and testimonials. Reviews help future travellers gain insights into the trek and allow us to enhance our offerings. Whether through TripAdvisor, Google Reviews, or personal recommendations, we appreciate every word you share. Your honest opinions enable us to continue providing exceptional trekking experiences.

Last-Minute Booking for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

Those with sudden travel plans can make last-minute reservations based on accommodation possibilities and permit availability. Although we advise making reservations to ensure we recommend booking in advance to secure the best arrangements, we understand that plans can change. Our team is always ready to assist with quick confirmations, permits, and logistics, ensuring that even last-minute travellers can enjoy this trek without hassle. Contact Asiana Treks and Tours for immediate assistance.

Note for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

Trekkers should know seasonal weather conditions, required permits, altitude considerations, and necessary travel documents before booking. We provide a detailed packing list, fitness recommendations, and safety guidelines to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. If you have specific dietary requirements, health concerns, or personal requests, please inform us so we can accommodate your needs.

Add-Ons & Options for Panchase, Mohare Danda, and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking:

Enhance your trek with exciting add-ons such as:

Paragliding in Pokhara for breathtaking aerial views of the Himalayas.

Explore Chitwan Jungle Safari to see Nepal's rich wildlife, including rhinos and tigers.

Annapurna Base Camp Trek for those looking to extend their Himalayan adventure.

Guided city tours in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Patan for a more profound cultural experience.

Yoga and wellness retreats to rejuvenate after the trek.

Activities include Ultralight flights, Bungee jumping, whitewater rafting, hot air ballooning, ziplining, canoeing, horse riding, Day hiking, cycling, and sightseeing in Pokhara.

Asiana Treks and Tours is committed to making your trip to Nepal as memorable and fulfilling as possible. Whether you seek adventure, culture, or relaxation, we tailor your experience to suit your preferences.

Trip Preparation

Clothing

Thermal underwear (top and bottom)
Moisture-wicking t-shirts (long-sleeved)
Moisture-wicking underwear
Fleece jacket or pullover
Insulated down or synthetic jacket
Waterproof, windproof jacket (Gore-Tex or similar)
Waterproof, windproof pants (Gore-Tex or similar)
Warm beanie or hat
Sun hat or cap
Neck gaiter or scarf
Trekking pants (convertible preferred)
Waterproof trousers

Handwear

Lightweight gloves (inner)
Insulated gloves or mittens (outer)

Footwear

Hiking boots (broken in and waterproof)
Comfortable camp shoes (e.g., sneakers or sandals)

Gear

Trekking backpack (30-40 liters) with waterproof cover
Sleeping bag (rated for cold temperatures)
Sleeping pad or mattress (insulated)
Adjustable trekking poles
Insulated water bottles or hydration bladder (2 liters capacity)
Travel-sized toiletries
Biodegradable soap
Quick-dry towel
Medications for altitude sickness, pain relief, and common ailments
Sun protection cream, wet wipes, and hand sanitizer

Miscellaneous

Camera and batteries
Notebook and pen
Earplugs (for sleeping in lodges)
Portable solar charger
Headlamp, power bank, and extra batteries

Trip Itinerary

Day 1 : Pokhara – Boat Across Phewa Lake – World Peace Pagoda – Bhumdi (1,650 m / 5,413 ft)

Your journey with Asiana Treks and Tours begins from Pokhara (822 m / 2,697 ft), a beautiful lakeside city surrounded by the Annapurna range. After breakfast, you enjoy a scenic boat ride across Phewa Lake, soaking in reflections of Machhapuchhre and the surrounding hills. Upon reaching the lakeshore, the trail ascends steadily through forest paths to the World Peace Pagoda (approximately 1,100 m / 3,609 ft), offering panoramic views of Pokhara Valley, Annapurna South, and Dhaulagiri. From here, the trek continues through traditional villages and terraced farmland toward Bhumdi. The total hiking time is about five hours, with gradual elevation gain. Overnight stay is at Bhumdi Guest House, where you experience warm hospitality and peaceful mountain surroundings.

Day 2 : Bhumdi – Panchase Bhanjyang (2,030 m / 6,660 ft)

Today’s trek leads deeper into the Panchase region, known for its rich biodiversity and cultural villages. Leaving Bhumdi after breakfast, the trail climbs gently through lush rhododendron forests, stone staircases, and small settlements inhabited by Gurung and Brahmin communities. The path offers occasional viewpoints overlooking the Annapurna and Lamjung Himal ranges. As you gain altitude, the air becomes cooler and fresher. After four to five hours of trekking, you reach Panchase Bhanjyang at 2,030 meters (6,660 ft), a peaceful mountain pass surrounded by forested hills. This area is also important from a religious and ecological perspective. You stay overnight at Open Heart Guest House, enjoying a simple but comfortable environment and a quiet Himalayan evening.

Day 3 : Panchase Bhanjyang – Chitre (2,390 m / 7,841 ft)

On this day, the trek gradually transitions from the Panchase area toward the Annapurna region. After leaving Panchase Bhanjyang, the trail undulates through dense forests filled with oak, bamboo, and rhododendron trees. Birdlife is abundant, making this a rewarding day for nature lovers. The route passes remote villages and seasonal grazing areas, offering insight into rural mountain life. The ascent is steady but not overly strenuous, allowing time to enjoy the serene surroundings. By afternoon, you arrive at Chitre, located at approximately 2,390 meters (7,841 ft). Chitre is a charming settlement with traditional houses and views of surrounding hills. Overnight stay in a local lodge provides rest and preparation for higher elevations ahead.

Day 4 : Chitre – Dimuwa – Drive to Galeshwor – Hike to Banskharka (1,525 m / 5,003 ft)

After breakfast in Chitre, the trail descends through forested ridges and terraced landscapes toward Dimuwa (about 1,180 m / 3,871 ft). This section offers changing scenery, from cool highland forests to warmer river valleys. Upon reaching Dimuwa, you take a scenic drive to Galeshwor (1,170 m / 3,839 ft), a sacred riverside town on the banks of the Kali Gandaki River. From Galeshwor, the trek resumes with a gradual uphill walk through villages and farmland toward Banskharka. The hike allows close interaction with local communities and traditional lifestyles. Banskharka, at 1,525 meters (5,003 ft), provides peaceful surroundings and views of rolling hills. Overnight stay in a community lodge.

Day 5 : Banskharka – Nangi Village (2,300 m / 7,546 ft)

Today is a rewarding yet longer trekking day, with approximately seven hours of walking. The trail ascends steadily from Banskharka through forest paths, stone staircases, and cultivated terraces. As you climb higher, views of the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges begin to open up. Passing through small settlements and forests rich in pine and rhododendron, you experience the authentic rural charm of the Myagdi region. By afternoon, you reach Nangi Village, situated at 2,300 meters (7,546 ft). Nangi is well known for its community development projects and cultural richness. Overnight stay in a local lodge or community guesthouse, enjoying mountain hospitality and impressive sunset views.

Day 6 : Nangi – Mohare Danda (3,300 m / 10,827 ft)

This is one of the most scenic days of the trek with Asiana Treks and Tours. Leaving Nangi early, the trail climbs through pristine forests toward Mohare Danda, one of the finest viewpoints in the Annapurna region. The seven-hour walk includes steady ascents along ridgelines with breathtaking panoramas of Annapurna South, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and Machhapuchhre. As you reach higher elevations, alpine vegetation replaces dense forest. Mohare Danda, at 3,300 meters (10,827 ft), offers a 360-degree mountain view, especially stunning at sunset. Overnight stay at a community lodge, where warmth, simple meals, and unforgettable Himalayan scenery await.

Day 7 : Mohare Danda – Ghorepani (2,860 m / 9,383 ft)

After enjoying sunrise views from Mohare Danda, you begin a relatively short but beautiful trek toward Ghorepani. The trail follows forested ridges and descends gently through rhododendron forests, which are especially colorful in spring. This section connects you with the classic Annapurna trekking routes. The walk takes about two hours, allowing ample time to rest and explore Ghorepani upon arrival. Ghorepani, located at 2,860 meters (9,383 ft), is a lively mountain village popular with trekkers. Overnight stay in a comfortable teahouse, preparing for the following day’s scenic trails.

Day 8 : Ghorepani – Tadapani (2,630 m / 8,632 ft)

Today’s trek takes approximately five hours and offers a mix of ascents and descents through dense forests. Leaving Ghorepani, the trail passes along ridges with occasional mountain views before descending into shaded rhododendron and oak forests. The route is peaceful and less crowded, making it ideal for nature lovers. You may spot wildlife and enjoy birdsong along the way. Gradually, the trail climbs again toward Tadapani, a scenic settlement located at 2,630 meters (8,632 ft). Tadapani offers excellent views of Annapurna South and Machhapuchhre. Overnight stay in a teahouse surrounded by forested tranquility.

Day 9 : Tadapani – Ghandruk (1,940 m / 6,365 ft)

The trek from Tadapani to Ghandruk is a pleasant downhill walk lasting about three hours. The trail descends through forests and terraced fields, passing streams and traditional Gurung villages. As you lose altitude, the climate becomes warmer and vegetation more varied. Ghandruk, at 1,940 meters (6,365 ft), is one of the largest and most culturally rich Gurung villages in the Annapurna region. Stone houses, narrow lanes, and mountain views create a charming atmosphere. You can explore the village, visit the local museum, and interact with residents. Overnight stay in a comfortable lodge.

Day 10 : Drive from Ghandruk – Pokhara (822 m / 2,697 ft)

On the final day of your trek with Asiana Treks and Tours, you bid farewell to the mountains. After breakfast in Ghandruk, you either walk down to the road head or directly transfer by vehicle, depending on conditions. The drive back to Pokhara offers scenic views of hills, rivers, and rural settlements. Upon arrival in Pokhara (822 m / 2,697 ft), you can relax by Phewa Lake, enjoy a hot shower, and celebrate the successful completion of the Panchase–Mohare–Ghorepani trek. The journey concludes with unforgettable memories of Himalayan landscapes, culture, and hospitality.

Inclusions

What is included?

Airport picks up and transfers to hotel.
Accommodations in Kathmandu and Pokhara 3-star category hotel with breakfast.
All of the ground transportation is mentioned in the Itinerary.
Annapurna Conservation Area Entry Permit and TIMS Card.
Entry Fee for Poonhill and Hotspring.
Pokhara sightseeing and Boating in Phewa lake.
An experienced and first aid trained license holder trekking guide.
A strong trekking porter (one porter for 2 persons) one porter carries 15 KG.
Breakfast lunch dinner during the trekking and Chitwan.
Meals, accommodation, transportation, equipment, insurance, and salary for trekking staff.
Simple Accommodation during the trek with twin or multi-sharing basis.
Applicable government taxes (13% VAT and 10% tourism service charges)
Nepali culture show with farewell dinner.

What isn't included?

Nepal entry visa and your Travel/Medical insurance.
Lunch & dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
Single supplements in hotels except for solo trekking service.
Optional trips are not specified in the itinerary.
Battery Charges are available during the trek if need to pay extra cost.)
Personal trekking equipment, hot shower If needed to pay while on a trek.
Drinks (including tea) and Bar Bill (beverage)
Helicopter evacuation/rescue in case of emergency
Donations to the local organization
Tipping to guide and porter.

Complimentary

The Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trek is a culturally rich and scenically diverse journey through the mid-hills of Nepal’s Annapurna region. This trek is ideal for trekkers seeking breathtaking Himalayan views, traditional Gurung and Magar villages, lush forests, and a quieter alternative to the busier Annapurna routes. Starting from the lakeside city of Pokhara, the trail gradually ascends through peaceful settlements such as Bhumdi, Panchase Bhanjyang, Chitre, and Nangi Village, eventually reaching the panoramic viewpoints of Mohare Danda and Ghorepani.

Throughout the trek, trekkers are rewarded with stunning views of Annapurna South, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and Nilgiri ranges. The route also emphasizes sustainable and community-based tourism, particularly in areas like Mohare Danda, where eco-lodges and local initiatives support village livelihoods. Asiana Treks and Tours ensures a well-paced itinerary, proper acclimatization, and quality services to make the trek both comfortable and memorable.

Key Highlights

Scenic villages and terraced farmlands
Sunrise and sunset views from Mohare Danda and Poon Hill
Cultural immersion in Gurung and Magar communities
Less crowded, eco-friendly trekking trails

Trek Starting Point and How to Get There – Overview

The trek officially begins in Pokhara, Nepal’s adventure capital and the gateway to the Annapurna region. Pokhara is easily accessible from Kathmandu by tourist bus (6–8 hours), private vehicle, or a short domestic flight (approximately 25 minutes). Upon arrival, trekkers can enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of Phewa Lake before beginning the journey with a scenic boat ride across the lake toward the World Peace Pagoda.

Asiana Treks and Tours arranges all ground transportation required for the trek, including private vehicles and local jeeps where necessary. The itinerary involves both trekking and short drives, such as the drive from Dimuwa to Galeshwor, ensuring a balanced and less physically demanding experience. This combination allows trekkers to explore remote villages while maintaining comfort and safety.

Important Points

Starting point: Pokhara (822 m)
Accessible by flight, tourist bus, or private vehicle
Boat ride across Phewa Lake on Day 1
All transfers managed by Asiana Treks and Tours

Currency Exchange Tips for Travelers in Nepal

Nepal’s official currency is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR), and it is essential to carry sufficient local currency while trekking. Although Pokhara and Kathmandu have plenty of banks, ATMs, and authorized money exchange counters, such facilities are not available once you are on the trekking trail. For this reason, trekkers are strongly advised to exchange or withdraw enough cash before leaving Pokhara.

Major hotels and trekking agencies in Pokhara can assist with currency exchange advice, but only NPR is accepted in teahouses and villages. Asiana Treks and Tours recommends carrying smaller denominations, as change can be difficult to obtain in rural areas. Credit cards are generally not accepted during the trek.

Helpful Tips

Exchange money in Kathmandu or Pokhara only
Carry enough cash for personal expenses
Small notes (NPR 100–500) are most useful
No ATMs available on the trekking route

Guide and Porter Services for Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking Trekkers

Hiring a professional guide greatly enhances the trekking experience on this route. The trail passes through multiple villages, forests, and junctions, and a licensed guide from Asiana Treks and Tours ensures safe navigation, cultural interpretation, and local interaction. Guides also assist with daily planning, weather awareness, and altitude-related concerns, making the journey more enjoyable and stress-free.

Porters play a vital role in supporting trekkers by carrying luggage, allowing participants to walk comfortably with just a daypack. Asiana Treks and Tours follows ethical porter guidelines, ensuring fair wages, proper clothing, insurance, and weight limits. This responsible approach supports local employment while maintaining high safety standards.

Service Highlights

Licensed, English-speaking trekking guides
Experienced local porters from the region
Ethical treatment and proper insurance coverage
Cultural insights and safety support

Porter and Luggage Services (Including Extra Baggage Storage)

During the trek, porters typically carry up to 20–25 kg, shared between two trekkers. This allows trekkers to enjoy the trail without physical strain. Asiana Treks and Tours provides duffel bags for porters, ensuring luggage protection from weather and dust. Trekkers only need to carry essentials such as water, a camera, and personal items in a daypack.

For items not required during the trek, Asiana Treks and Tours offers secure extra baggage storage in Pokhara or Kathmandu. This service is particularly useful for travelers continuing their journey elsewhere in Nepal after completing the trek. Stored luggage is kept safely until your return.

Key Points

Porter weight limit strictly followed
Complimentary duffel bags provided
Safe storage for extra luggage available
Trek comfortably with a light daypack

Meals and Accommodation on the Trek

Accommodation along the Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trek consists mainly of teahouses and community lodges. These lodges are clean, cozy, and run by local families. Rooms are typically twin-sharing with basic bedding, and blankets are provided, though a sleeping bag is recommended at higher elevations like Mohare Danda.

Meals are freshly prepared and offer a mix of Nepali and international dishes. The traditional Dal Bhat (rice, lentils, vegetables) is the most popular and nutritious option, especially for trekkers. Asiana Treks and Tours encourages eating at the lodges to support local economies and ensure food safety.

Food & Lodging Highlights

Comfortable teahouse and eco-lodge stays
Hygienic, freshly cooked meals
Vegetarian and non-vegetarian options
Warm dining areas with mountain views

Drinking Water Availability and Refill Points

Safe drinking water is available throughout the Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trek, mainly at teahouses, lodges, and village shops along the trail. Most teahouses provide boiled water for a small fee, which is a reliable and commonly used option for trekkers. In some villages, treated or filtered water is also available for refilling bottles.

Asiana Treks and Tours strongly recommends avoiding single-use plastic bottles to help protect the fragile mountain environment. Trekkers are encouraged to carry reusable water bottles and water purification methods such as purification tablets, drops, or portable filters. Natural water sources like streams and springs are common, but they should always be treated before drinking.

Key Points

Boiled and filtered water available at teahouses
Refill points in villages and lodges
Purification tablets or filters recommended
Avoid buying plastic bottled water

Extra Personal Expenses During the Trek

While most major trekking costs are covered in a package arranged by Asiana Treks and Tours, trekkers should budget for extra personal expenses during the trek. These expenses may include hot showers, charging electronic devices, Wi-Fi access, snacks, soft drinks, bottled beverages, and personal treats along the way. Prices gradually increase with altitude due to transportation difficulties.

Souvenirs, donations at monasteries, and tips for guides and porters are also considered personal expenses. Although tipping is not mandatory, it is customary in Nepal to tip trekking staff as a gesture of appreciation for good service at the end of the trek.

Common Extra Costs

Hot showers and charging fees
Snacks, drinks, and bottled beverages
Wi-Fi usage in some villages
Tips for guides and porters

Toilet Facilities Along the Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking

Toilet facilities along the trek are basic but functional, particularly in teahouses and community lodges. Most accommodations offer shared squat-style toilets, while a few lodges in popular villages such as Ghorepani and Ghandruk may have Western-style toilets. Cleanliness standards vary depending on location and altitude.

During long walking days, toilets are sometimes unavailable between villages. In such cases, trekkers may need to use outdoor facilities away from water sources and trails. Asiana Treks and Tours advises carrying personal toilet paper, hand sanitizer, and biodegradable wipes, as these items are not always provided.

Important Notes

Mostly squat toilets at teahouses
Limited Western-style toilets in larger villages
Carry personal hygiene supplies
Outdoor toilets may be required between stops

Electricity Supply and Charging Points

Electricity is available in most villages along the Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trek, primarily through solar power or local hydropower systems. Charging facilities are commonly found in dining areas rather than individual rooms. Due to limited power supply, charging electronic devices usually comes with a small fee.

Asiana Treks and Tours recommends carrying a power bank or spare batteries, especially for cameras and mobile phones. Power availability can be affected by weather conditions, particularly in higher areas like Mohare Danda, where solar systems are more commonly used.

Electricity Overview

Solar or hydropower electricity in lodges
Charging available in common areas
Small charging fees apply
Power banks highly recommended

Mobile Networks, Wi-Fi, and Communication on the Trail

Mobile network coverage is available on most sections of the trek, especially in lower and mid-hill areas such as Pokhara, Ghandruk, Ghorepani, and Nangi Village. Nepal Telecom and Ncell are the two main service providers, with Nepal Telecom generally offering better coverage in remote areas. However, signal strength can be inconsistent in forested and high-altitude sections.

Wi-Fi is available in some teahouses, particularly in popular stops like Ghorepani and Ghandruk, often for an additional charge. Internet speed is usually slow and best suited for basic messaging rather than heavy data use. Asiana Treks and Tours advises trekkers to inform family members in advance about limited connectivity during the trek.

Connectivity Tips

Mobile coverage in most villages

Nepal Telecom SIM recommended

Wi-Fi available in select lodges (paid)

Limited internet speed and reliability

Trek Extensions and Add-On Activities After Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking

After completing the Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trek, trekkers have several exciting options to extend their journey. One popular extension is continuing toward Dhampus and Australian Camp, which offers stunning sunset views over the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre ranges. Another option is to explore Poon Hill for an additional sunrise experience or continue deeper into the Annapurna region.

Asiana Treks and Tours also offers post-trek leisure and adventure activities in Pokhara. These include paragliding, boating on Phewa Lake, short cultural tours, or wildlife safaris in Chitwan National Park. These add-ons allow trekkers to relax or seek more adventure after the trek.

Extension Options

Dhampus and Australian Camp hike

Poon Hill sunrise extension

Pokhara sightseeing and relaxation

Chitwan jungle safari or cultural tours

Difficulty Level of Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking

The Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trek is considered a moderate-level trek, suitable for beginners with reasonable fitness as well as experienced trekkers seeking a quieter route. The trail involves gradual ascents and descents through forests, villages, and ridgelines, with the highest point at Mohare Danda (3,300 m). No technical climbing skills are required.

Daily walking hours generally range from 4 to 6 hours, allowing time for rest and acclimatization. Asiana Treks and Tours designs the itinerary with a steady pace, making the trek comfortable for trekkers of different ages, including families and senior travelers who are physically active.

Difficulty Overview

Moderate trekking difficulty

Maximum altitude: 3,300 m (Mohare Danda)

No technical skills required

Suitable for beginners with basic fitness

A Typical Day on the Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking Route

A typical trekking day begins early in the morning with breakfast at the teahouse while enjoying mountain views. Trekkers usually start walking after breakfast, following scenic trails through forests, terraced fields, and villages. Short breaks are taken along the way for rest, photography, and hydration.

Lunch is normally served at a teahouse along the trail or at the destination village. After reaching the day’s endpoint in the afternoon, trekkers have time to relax, explore the village, or enjoy sunset views. Dinner is served early, followed by briefing from the guide about the next day’s plan before resting for the night.

Daily Routine

Morning breakfast and trek briefing

4–6 hours of scenic walking

Lunch en route or at destination

Evening relaxation and dinner

Packing Checklist: What to Bring for Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking

Packing properly is essential for a comfortable trekking experience. Clothing should be layered to adjust to changing temperatures, with warm layers for mornings and evenings at higher elevations like Mohare Danda. Trekking shoes should be well broken in to avoid discomfort on uneven trails.

Asiana Treks and Tours recommends packing light, as porters carry most luggage. Essential personal items, medications, and reusable water bottles should be kept in a daypack. Weather protection, such as a rain jacket, is important, especially during spring and monsoon seasons.

Essential Packing Items

Comfortable trekking shoes

Warm layers and waterproof jacket

Daypack and reusable water bottle

Personal medication and toiletries

Laundry, Toilets, and Hot Shower Availability

Laundry facilities are limited along the trekking route. Most teahouses do not offer full laundry services, though in some villages, clothes can be hand-washed for an extra charge. Many trekkers choose to wash small items themselves or wait until returning to Pokhara for proper laundry services.

Toilets and hot showers are available at most teahouses, but facilities are basic. Hot showers are usually gas- or solar-heated and available for an additional fee. Asiana Treks and Tours advises trekkers to carry personal hygiene supplies, as toilet paper and hot water availability may vary depending on location and weather.

Facility Overview

Limited laundry services on the trail

Shared toilets in most teahouses

Hot showers available for extra cost

Full laundry services in Pokhara

Last-Minute Booking Options for the Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trekking

Asiana Treks and Tours offers last-minute booking options for trekkers who decide to join the Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trek on short notice. Since this trek does not require restricted permits, arrangements can often be finalized within one or two days, depending on the season and availability of guides and porters. This flexibility makes the trek ideal for spontaneous travelers already in Nepal.

Our team quickly organizes trekking permits, transportation, accommodation, and staffing while maintaining the same safety and service standards as advance bookings. Pre-trek briefings are conducted promptly in Pokhara or Kathmandu, ensuring trekkers are fully informed and well prepared before departure.

Last-Minute Booking Highlights

Booking possible within 24–48 hours

No restricted-area permits required

Fast arrangement of guides and porters

Same service quality as regular bookings

End of Trek Procedures and Feedback Collection

At the conclusion of the Panchase Mohare and Ghorepani Dhampus Trek, Asiana Treks and Tours ensures a smooth and well-organized wrap-up. Once trekkers arrive back in Pokhara, our guide assists with hotel check-in, luggage handling, and any immediate post-trek needs. This transition allows trekkers to relax after their journey.

We highly value client feedback as it helps us improve our services and maintain high standards. Trekkers are invited to share their experiences through informal discussions, feedback forms, or online reviews. Honest feedback about guides, porters, accommodation, and overall experience is greatly appreciated.

End-of-Trek Process

Guided return to Pokhara

Assistance with luggage and hotel check-in

Friendly feedback discussions

Optional written or online reviews

Final Departure Support and Hotel/Airport Transfers

Asiana Treks and Tours provides reliable final departure support to ensure travelers leave Nepal comfortably and on time. Our team assists with confirming domestic or international flight details and arranges airport transfers according to departure schedules. Private vehicles are used for timely and stress-free transportation.

For travelers staying longer in Nepal, we can also arrange hotel extensions, sightseeing tours, or onward travel services. Whether departing from Pokhara or Kathmandu, our staff ensures all logistics are handled professionally, allowing trekkers to focus on their travel experience rather than arrangements.

Departure Support Services

Airport transfers from hotel

Assistance with flight reconfirmation

Hotel extensions if required

Smooth and timely departure arrangements