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Start your morning with a scenic hike to Sarangkot for a breathtaking view of the sunrise over the Annapurna range. Enjoy the panoramic vistas of the surrounding mountains on this tour from Pokhara.
Sarangkot hiking from Pokhara is a perfect short trekking option for those looking for an easy and budget-friendly trek near Pokhara. The trail leads through the foothills of the Annapurna region and offers breathtaking views of the Annapurna mountain range and the surrounding hills.
The trek is suitable for all ages, including families, and is a great way to experience the local culture, customs, and authentic foods of the region. The maximum altitude reached on this trek is 2,000 m, making it a lower altitude trek compared to other popular treks in the region. The trek can be done throughout the year, and the highlight of the trek is the sunrise over the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges from Sarangkot. The trek is 2 nights and 3 days, with one night spent at Australian Camp and the other at Sarangkot.
Sunrise view from Sarankot hilltop and time:
Sarangkot hiking is a popular trek for those who want to experience the stunning sunrise over the Himalayas. The trek takes you to the top of the Sarangkot hill, which offers panoramic views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges, including peaks such as Annapurna South, Annapurna I, Dhaulagiri, and many others.
The best time to observe the sunrise is typically between 5:00 am and 6:00 am, depending on the season and weather conditions. It is important to note that the timing of the sunrise can vary depending on the time of year and the location, so it is best to check the exact timing for the specific date of your trek. It is also worth noting that the view from Sarangkot is not only limited to sunrise but you can also enjoy the sunset from there.
It is also recommended to reach the viewpoint at least 30 minutes before sunrise to secure a good spot and get settled to enjoy the sunrise. It is a good idea to bring a warm jacket and a camera to capture the beautiful views of the Himalayas during the sunrise.
A useful tip for the Sunrise Sarankot day tour:
Start the trek early: The earlier you start the trek, the better chance you have of reaching Sarangkot in time for the sunrise. It’s best to start the trek around 4:00 am.
Wear warm clothing: The temperature can drop significantly at high altitudes, especially during the early morning, so it’s important to wear warm clothing to stay comfortable during the trek.
Bring a headlamp: The trail can be dark and uneven, so it’s important to bring a headlamp or flashlight to navigate the trail safely.
Pack light: Since it’s a day tour and you are coming back to Pokhara so don’t bring unnecessary things, just the essentials such as water, snacks, and a camera.
Hire a guide: A guide can be helpful in providing information about the trail, the local culture, and the best spots for photography.
Be prepared for varying weather conditions: The weather can change quickly in the mountains, so it’s important to be prepared for rain, snow, and strong winds. Be sure to bring a waterproof jacket and pants, a warm hat, and gloves.
Respect the local culture: Remember that you are visiting the local community, so be sure to respect their culture and customs.
Sarangkot Day Hiking itinerary:
Morning:
Afternoon:
Note: The timing of the tour may vary depending on the time of year and weather conditions. It is best to check the exact timing for the specific date of your tour.
Morning:
Afternoon:
Some tour providers may also include additional services like accommodation, trekking gear, and equipment rental, or a private vehicle for transportation. It’s always good to check with the tour providers what services are included in the package and what additional costs may be incurred.
It’s always good to check with the tour providers what services are included in the package and what additional costs may be incurred.
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What time should I start the trek to Sarangkot for the sunrise?
The best time to start the trek to Sarangkot for the sunrise is around 4:00 am. This will give you enough time to reach the viewpoint in time for the sunrise.
How long does the trek to Sarangkot take?
The trek from Pokhara to Sarankot hill nearby, typically takes a 25 to 30-minute drive and 20 minutes to Sarankot hill, depending on your pace and fitness level.
What is the best time of year for the Sarangkot sunrise tour?
The best time of year for the Sarangkot sunrise tour depends on the weather and visibility conditions. The clear sky and good visibility are more likely in the autumn and spring seasons, September to November and March to May respectively.
What should I wear for the trek to Sarangkot?
It is important to wear warm clothing, including a jacket, hat, gloves, and warm pants. It is also important to wear comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots.
Can I do the trek to Sarangkot without a guide?
It is possible to do the trek to Sarangkot without a guide, but hiring a guide can be helpful for providing information about the trail, the local culture, and the best spots for photography.
How much is a taxi to hire from Pokhara lakeside to Sarankot in the morning?
The cost of hiring a taxi from Pokhara lakeside to Sarangkot for the morning sunrise tour can vary depending on the time of year, the type of vehicle, and the negotiation skills of the traveler. However, on average, you can expect to pay around 2000 NPR to 4000 NPR for a one-way trip. It’s recommended to negotiate the price before setting off and also you can consider hiring a taxi for the return trip as well. It’s also worth checking with different taxi providers for the fare and comparing the prices.
How much should I give salary for the guide?
The salary for a Sarangkot day tour guide can vary depending on the guide’s experience, qualifications, and language skills. However, on average, a fair salary for a day tour guide would be around 2000 NPR to 3000 NPR for a day tour. This would include their transportation from Pokhara to Sarangkot and back. It’s always good to negotiate the salary with the guide beforehand and consider factors such as the guide’s experience and qualifications. It’s also worth noting that it’s customary to tip the guide at the end of the tour if you are satisfied with their service.
Do I need to pay to enter Sarankot view point?
Sarangkot is a popular viewpoint for sunrise and sunset over the Annapurna mountain range and it is common for visitors to pay a fee to enter the viewpoint. The fee is usually collected by the local authorities and is used for maintaining the viewpoint and the surrounding area. The fee is usually around 100 to 200 NPR per person, but it may vary depending on the time of year and the specific location. It’s best to check the exact fee with the local authorities or your guide before setting off on the trek.
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