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GHOREPANI POON HILL TREK FUN at Night | NEPALI CULTURAL DANCE

GHOREPANI POON HILL IS A FAMOUS TREKKING ROUTE IN NEPAL IN ANNAPURNA BASE CAMP CIRCUIT TREK. This video is showing FUN part of the trek at nights. NEPAL UNIQUE TREKS & EXPEDITION organizes safe and affordable trekking around Nepal from Annapurna to Everest Base camp trekking. Trek start from Pokhara, drive to Naya pul 1 hrs then trek to the dhunga, the second day leads you with amazing view trough ulleri village the afternoon you will be there in Ghorepani, next day morning hike up to Poon hill then explore magnificent Annapurna Himalayan view with beautiful sunrise, unbelievable mountain view in your lifetime, trek continue tada panni, ghandruk, Naya pul then Pokhara, end of the trek you will see Nepali culture show by ethics mother group, lets do hands together for dance with warm well come

OUTLINE ITENEARY
Day 01: Arrived Kathmandu, Pick up and transfer to Hotel. Stay standard budget hotel includes bed and Breakfast

Day 02: Kathmandu valley sightseeing included, world heritage city Bhaktapur, Hindu Temple Pashupatinath, Boudha Stupa, Stay standard budget hotel include bed and Breakfast

Day 03: Drive to Pokhara (200 km. 6/7 hours driving) by tourist bus at 7:00 am from Kantipath or (fly to Pokhara) (30 min fly). And stay overnight at the hotel near at Lake Side. Bed and Breakfast

Day 04: Drive to Nayapul (42 km. 1. 30 hours driving by car or taxi) and trek to Tirkhedunga (1520 m. 3:00 hours walking) stay overnight at a tea house. Stay tea house, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 05: Trek to Ghorepani (2860 m. 6/7 hours walking) trough beautiful village,Ulleri, BanThanti Lower Ghorepani and Ghorepani Village, stay tea house, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 06: Visit Poon Hill early in the morning 4:30am (50 minutes to get at the top for the best sunrise viewing (Annapurna 8091m and Dhaulagiri 8167m range) and back to Ghorepani and trek to Tadapani (2620 m. 5hours walking) stay tea house, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 07: Trek to Ghandruk (3 hours 1935 m) your day lead via Rainforest, river view with Annapurna south and Machhapuchhre Mountain View stay tea house, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 08: Trek back to Nayapul (4 hours walking) and drive to Pokhara then stay overnight at the hotel at Pokhara. Stay standard budget hotel includes bed and Breakfast

Day 09: Pokhara valley sight seen and stay relax Stay standard budget hotel include bed and Breakfast

Day 10: Back to Kathmandu trough highway 200km/6/7 hrs Stay standard budget hotel /farewell dinner in typical Nepali restaurant, include bed and Breakfast

Day 11: early in the morning with Guide Half day sightseeing in ancient and historical city of monkey temple and Basantapur Durbar Squire

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7-day trek in the Annapurna region, Nepal (November 1, 2013)

Video from our 7-day trek in the Annapurna region with our guide Khadananda Barakoti (KB) and porter Hari Panday from Nepal Social Treks.

Each day started with big breakfast at 7am, later 4-5 hour trekking with few short breaks, lunch, 2-hour nap, socialising with other trekkers, dinner at 6pm, and then 8pm to bed.

The altitude was not too high (below 3200m) and the trekking was actually easier than we thought (after our experience in Ladakh). Sunny nearly every day, some amazing views near by Poon Hill, great tea houses -- sometimes even with private bathroom and double-bed.

Our trek itinerary:

Day 1
Drive from Pokhara to Nayapul (about 1:30), trek to Banthanti -- Hotel: Mountain View

Day 2
Trek to Ghorepani (2775m) -- Hotel: Snowland

Day 3
Early wake-up and trek to top of the Poon Hill (3210m) for sunrise views of about 12 mountaintops. Trek to Tadapani -- Hotel: Panorama View

Day 4
Trek to Jhinu Danda (1720m), relaxing in the hot spring pools by the river -- Hotel: Ever Green

Day 5
Trek to Tolka -- Hotel: Namaste Lodge

Day 6
Trek to Dhampus (1750m) -- Hotel: Paradise View

Day 7
Trek to Phedi and drive back to Pokhara -- Hotel: Green Tara

The best views are between Ghorepani and Tadapani, pretty much similar to the view from Poon Hill. The first day trek is the hardest (evaluation of about 1360m)!

We would definitely recommend this trek if you want to spend about 5-7 days trekking. It's doable on your own! The above hotels are really good and all of them have hot shower. Double/twin room cost between 400-700 rupees, the food is lot more expensive than bed. You should end-up paying about 2000-2500 rupees per day / person (hotel, food, permits, taxi to the trek). If you go via a touring company then you will end-up paying about 5000-6000 rupees per day / person (all inclusive price -- porter and a guide).

Anyways, amazing trekking, lots of greenery, great views and amazing Nepalese people.

Khadananda Barakoti (aka KB)
10 years of experience (Nepal wide)
Email: Khadananda.Barakoti@yahoo.com
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Nepal Social Treks & Expedition Pvt. Ltd
Really good trekking and Travel Company based in Thamel, Kathmandu
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I went Bungee jumping with Last Resort on a 500ft Bridge over the Bhote Kosi river near the border of Tibet. It was incredible and easily the scariest thing I've done.

I hiked to Everest base camp in a total of 9 days. I also did Kala Pathar which is about 18,100ft or 5550 Meters. The hike was much easier than anticipated which meant I had an awesome time with such incredible views along the whole way. I hoped to try to capture that in this video but of course I can only do so much and it doesn't quite capture the beauty.

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Kenya 2018 World Challenge Expedition | Garth Hill College

A film made by student and 'Challenger' showing our trip to Kenya to help out at our partner school, Oloyiankalani. This trip was made possible by the organisation World Challenge.

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Filmed and Edited : Adam Light in 2018
Editing Software : HitFilm Pro 2018

Itinerary:
13/7/18 Day 1: Build up day at Garth making sure we had the right equipment and important documents before entering Africa. We then set off by coach to Heathrow to catch our first flight to Abu Dhabi.
14/7/18 Day 2: We woke on the plane, landing at Abu Dhabi in the morning. We then caught our second flight to Nairobi where we landed late morning. We bought a Kenyan SIM card from the airport and contacted our in country agent and transport to take us to our first campsite. After a short bus ride, we unloaded at Karen camp just outside Nairobi and settled down for our first night in country.
15/7/18 Day 3: Today we travelled to the school site, a four hour drive after stopping off at the supermarket for supplies. We met all the students at the school and started thinking about the project. I didn't get the opportunity to capture the amazing starscape that this school with no street lighting had to offer. None of my photos even nearly represented how impressive they were.
16/7/18 Day 4: We woke early to attend the school's assembly at 6am to start off the week. Then two of us and a teacher travelled with the Head Mistress into the local town in the morning to buy the materials required for our project. On the way back along the very uneven road, we were lucky enough to be the first in the group to come close to Zebra. After a short supply top-up from a supermarket, the materials we had ordered from a hardware shop had arrived at the school and we were ready to make a start on the project.
17/7/18 Day 5: We started a rotation of three tasks; painting dormitories, mixing concrete and laying stones.
18/7/18 Day 6: We started to work with the students in the classrooms alongside the project in the morning. In the afternoon, we trekked 45 minutes into the hills to visit a Maasai Meat Camp.
19/7/18 Day 7: A small team woke early and started work on digging the holes for the upright pieces of wood. By the end of the day, we were happy with the project being finished and we spent the afternoon in the school's religious service which consisted of music and dance.
20/7/18 Day 8: The morning was spent tidying up the project site, I sawed a log to make a plaque with our names written on it. The afternoon was spent in a leaving assembly with performances from the school and our group along with a leaving presentation.
21/7/18 Day 9: This was our final day at the school. We said our good byes and left in the morning on the 4 hour drive to Lake Naivasha. Here, we caught up with with another group from our school and warded off the monkeys before going to bed.
22/7/18 Day 10 : Today was our first trek. We took a short bus to Hell's Gate where we walked over 15km into the Gorge while walking with the wild animals including Zebra, Warthog, Giraffe and monkeys.
23/7/18 Day 11: We went on our second trek up Mount Longanot with over 600m climb over a 3.1km distance.
24/7/18 Day 12: We made the long 6 hour drive to the Maasai Mara near the border of Tanzania.
25/7/18 Day 13: Today was safari day we were lucky enough to see a huge range of wild animals despite a few punctures.
26/7/18 Day 14: Our final full day in Kenya, we travelled back to the first campsite in Nairobi where we had our final dinner.
27/7/18 Day 15 We returned to the airport in Nairobi and took the flights home arriving in the UK on the 28th in the morning

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