Trip Highlights
Kokhe Danda Journey is a recently discovered trail by
Find Parbat. Situated at an elevation of 3303m, it offers panoramic
perspectives of the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna mountains alongside layers of
slopes on the southern side. Being the highest point of the Parbat Region and located 100m
higher than Poon Hill, it provides a better view than Poon Hill. Toward the
eastern side of Annapurna, you can also see peaks of the Manaslu and Langtang
ranges too.
Being less travel path, the Kokhe Danda Trail is more tranquil and away from the crowd. Unlike other popular trails, you won't encounter other adventurers on this route apart from a few locals. Additionally, the journey passes through several beautiful villages including Banau, and Lespar. You get to authentic homestay, and Magar community and explore rural lifestyle as well.
The main attraction to Kokhe Danda trek
Best season to trek Kokhe Danda trek
The Kokhe Danda Trek is best done in the spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November). During these seasons, the temperature is pleasant, the skies are clear, and the trekking conditions are ideal.
Kokhe danda trek difficulty
You can enjoy Himalayan trekking without tackling extreme altitudes or covering extensive distances. Perfect for novice trekkers, this route offers stunning scenery and opportunities to experience local culture.
Departing early from Pokhara, we embark on a scenic drive to Banau via Kushma, totaling approximately two and a half hours. From Banau, our trek commences towards Sarga. Within an hour of hiking, we reach Haljure for lunch. Continuing our journey, we trek to Sarga via the charming village of Lespar, a two-and-a-half-hour uphill hike.
After breakfast, we will start our hike towards Dhima Danda. The initial ascent gains 650 meters in altitude, with a slightly steep section before lunch for 30 minutes. After lunch, we enjoy an easy two-and-a-half-hour trek to Kokhe Danda via Mohare, passing through picturesque Rhododendron forests with stunning views of the Annapurna range.
Following morning views from Kokhe Danda, Before starting on a day hike to Poonhill. The scenic trail provides panoramic views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. The hike to Poonhill takes around four hours, after which we return to Kokhe Danda for lunch. Afterward, we trek downhill to Taprang, which is about a one-hour descent.
We rise early to witness the sunrise before beginning our descent after breakfast. It's a one-hour downhill hike from Taprang to Banthati. From Banthati, we drive back to Pokhara, a journey of approximately two and a half hours, concluding our memorable trekking adventure.
With fewer travelers venturing along its path, the Kokhe Danda Trail offers a serene escape from the bustling crowds. Along the way, you'll traverse picturesque villages and experience authentic homestays within the welcoming Magar community
No trekking permits are required to explore this hidden gem, making it an enticing option for those in search of a peaceful mountain retreat. For safety measures, Trekking Trail Nepal advises acquiring a TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) Card unless you enter or exit at the ACAP designated points.
The Kokhe Danda Trek is a newly established route. It's highly advisable to enlist the guidance of a professional or consult with local experts prior to arranging or confirming your trek.
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