Muldai View Point Trek is one of the shortest treks with stunning Himalayan views. It is also called Mulde or Muldhai View Point. It just takes three days to travel from the beautiful Pokhara Valley to the exquisite location of our trek. Mulde point, also known as Muldhai View Point, is an excellent alternative to the usually overcrowded Poon Hill Trek. It is located in the Annapurna region but is seldom ever visited or even recognized by tourists.

The fact that it is less crowded enhances its allure and peacefulness. Compared to other view locations in the Annapurna region, the trek is far more scenic. If Pokhara is your starting point, it will only take you 4 days to travel there and return.

Details of the Muldai Trek

Name of Trek	Muldai View Point Trek
Trekking Region	Annapurna Region
Trek Difficulty	Easy
Trek Duration	4 Days
Maximum Elevation	3736 Meters
Accommodation Type	Tea House/Lodge
Trek Starting Point	Pokhara
Trek Ending Point	Pokhara
Best For	Sunrise, Hiking, Bird watching, Snowfall

Short Itinerary for Muldai View Point Trek

Day 1	Drive from Pokhara to Ghandruk, Trek to Tadapani	Drive 4 hours, trek 3 hours
Day 2	Trek from Tadapani to Dobato	Trek 6 hours
Day 3	Hike to Muldai ViewPoint and to Ghorepani	Trek 6 Hours
Day 4	Drive Back to Pokhara

Detailed Itinerary for Muldai View Point/Mulde View Point

Day 1: Drive from Pokhara to Ghandruk, Trek to Tadapani

It takes around 4 hours to drive from Pokhara to Ghandruk through Nayapul. At Ghandruk, we will eat lunch before beginning the trek to Tadapani. The hike leading from Ghandruk will provide stunning views of Mt. Fishtail and Hiuchuli. After Ghandruk and the lovely Rhododendron forest, we will travel via a few little villages. Enjoy the sunset and the stunning views of Annapurna South, Fishtail, Hiuchuli, and other Himalayan peaks after arriving in Tadapani. Stay the night in Tadapani.

Day 2: Trek from Tadapani to Dobato

We begin the day by eating a hearty breakfast in Tadapani village while watching the sunrise with stunning mountain vistas in front of us. The route through the woodland of rhododendrons will be largely tranquil. We’ll stop in a little tea shop before we go to Dobato. We’ll be strolling along the ridgeline after Teashop, and the sight is quite breathtaking. Dobato is located 3350 meters above sea level and can be reached from Tadapani in around 4-5 hours.

Day 3: Hike from Dobato to Muldai View Point and to Ghorepani

We will hike to Muldai viewpoint today to take in the breathtaking scenery. After reveling in the beauty and photographing the mountains from the viewpoint, we’ll walk over to Ghorepani. The walk today will last roughly 5 to 6 hours and cover a distance of 9 KM. We’ll spend the night in Ghorepani, a well-liked trekking destination for the PoonHill trek.

Day 4: Drive Back to Pokhara

The last day of our Muldai Hill Trek is today. From the Poonhill, one of the most well-known vantage points in the Annapurna region, you can see the sunrise in the early morning and the mountains. After returning from breakfast at Ghorepani with a sunrise vista, we prepare for our final day by packing our luggage. We quickly descend to Birethanti which takes for about 3 hours and catch a jeep to Pokhara.