Supports local communities through sustainable tourism and homestays.
Preserves the pristine environment by promoting lesser-known trekking routes.
Reduces pressure on crowded Annapurna trails, promoting more balanced tourism.
Offers trekkers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural experiences.
Khopra Ridge Trek Annapurna
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Pokhara
Type
circuit
Discover Annapurna's Hidden Trails and Cultures
The Khopra Ridge Trek in the Annapurna region is a hidden gem that offers stunning mountain views and cultural immersion without the large crowds. This moderate trek takes you through scenic villages, dense rhododendron forests, and offers breathtaking vistas of major Himalayan peaks such as Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Machhapuchhre. With elevations ranging from 3460m to 4700m at Khayer Lake, it’s a perfect choice for those seeking both adventure and a deeper connection with local cultures in the Annapurna foothills.
Start
Pokhara
Finish
Tatopani
Type
Multiday Trek
Duration
10 Days
Physical Rating
Hard, 5/10
Ages
15-65, Max 10 per group
Destinations
Galeshwar, Bas Kharka, Nangi, Mohare Danda, Swanta, Dhankharka, Khopra, Khayer Lake, Poudwaar, Narchyang, Tatopani
Transportation
Tour Guide
Hiking Boots
Water Bottle
Snacks
Impact Footprint
Itinerary
Cancellation Policy
Every booking with Community Homestay Network are binded by our cancellation policies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there Wi-Fi available?
Wi-Fi may not be available in every stopover.
Does the homestay provide drinking water?
Yes, your hosts will provide boiled water, which is safe to drink. We encourage guests to opt for purifying tablets instead of plastic bottles to help protect the environment.
Are there Western toilets available?
There is a mix of squat and western washroom facilities with the most common being squat washroom areas.
Do my hosts speak English?
Most of the hosts do speak little to basic English but they do have at least one member in the family who can communicate with good English for ease of interaction.
Are there any animals?
Yes, some families have domesticated animals and you may come across them while on trail.
