Muldai View Point Trek - 5 Days

Muldai View Point Trek Overview

Mulde View Point trek is best for those looking for an off-beaten track that is not yet trodden. Follow the Ghandruk to Tadapani trail first part, then turn right to Dobato from Tadapani which leads you to Muldai, also spelled Mulde View Point, which is said to be far better than Poon Hill.  The Muldai View Trek is one of our stunning treks, and we would be delighted to help you explore this impressive and fresh track in Annapurna.  The Muldai Viewpoint is within the Annapurna conservation area, the largest protected area in the country. The conservation area also offers an impressive range of wildlife and remarkable flora and fauna—an unforgettable experience of the Himalayan ecosystems and cultures.

With the Incredible Himalayan Sherpa Adventure, you'll not only enjoy this unique landscape but also have the opportunity to observe the traditions and rituals of the local Gurung, Magar, and other ethnic groups. We put great emphasis on authentic experiences, and our professional guides will introduce you to their culture. All our treks can be booked as private trips—no large, impersonal groups, but small, individual experiences. Let Incredible Wilderness Excursion take you on your very own fabulous trek to Muldai View Point.

5 Days Muldai View Point Trek Day by Day Itinerary

Day 1: Drive from Pokhara to Phedi, then trek to Landruk (1,500m)

• Pick up by our guide from the accommodation in Pokhara at 7:30 AM after a well-cooked breakfast. 
• Drive (50 minutes to 1 hour): A short scenic drive from Pokhara to Phedi (the trek starting point).
• Trek (4 to 5 hours): Ascend through terraced fields and traditional villages to Landruk, a charming Gurung village with views of Annapurna South and Hiunchuli.
• Highlights: Traditional culture, lush landscapes, and a gentle introduction to trekking.

Day 2: Trek to Upper Ghandruk or Bhaisi Kharka (2,300m)

• Trek (5 to 6 hours): A steady climb through rhododendron forests and past waterfalls to Upper Ghandruk (a quieter alternative to Ghandruk village) or Bhaisi Kharka (a grazing pasture area).
• Highlights: Stunning views of Machapuchare (Fishtail) and Annapurna ranges, with fewer crowds than the main Ghandruk route.

Day 3: Trek to Dobato (3,426m): 5 to 6 hours. 

• Trek (6–7 hours): A challenging ascent through dense forests and alpine terrain to Dobato, a high-altitude vantage point.
• Highlights: Panoramic views of Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Machapuchare; serene wilderness.

Day 4: Morning Hike to Mulde View Point (3,640m) → Trek to Ghorepani (2850 m)

• Morning: Early hike to Mulde View Point for sunrise over the Himalayas (one of the best viewpoints in the region!).
• Trek (5 to 6 hours): Hike to Ghorepani, a beautifully nestled village at Deurali, providing excellent mountain views.
• Highlights: Breathtaking 360-degree mountain vistas, possible wildlife sightings (like pheasants or monkeys).

Day 5: Trek to Hile → Drive Back to Pokhara

• Hike Poon Hill: Early morning excursion to Poon Hill (3210 m) from Deurali (45 minutes hike)
• Trek ( Approx. 5 hours): Descend to Hile, passing through villages and forests.
• Drive (3 to 4 hours): Return to Pokhara via Nayapul or the direct road.
• Highlights: Relaxing finale with time to celebrate in Pokhara (lakeside dinner, spa, or boating).