Kori Danda Trek
The high ridge above Sikles — four days to 3,800 m and a horizon of Annapurna II, IV and Lamjung.
Kori shares its trailhead with Kapuche but goes the other way — up, hard, to an open ridge at 3,800 m that gets you level with the snowline in four days from Pokhara. It is the steepest of our short treks: roughly 1,800 m of climbing above Sikles, much of it in one long day, with a couple of very basic lodges and one stretch where the water source is a stream. What you get for that is a genuinely alpine finish an hour and a half's drive from Lakeside, with Annapurna II, Annapurna IV, Lamjung Himal and the whole Madi valley below you, and the strong probability that nobody else is up there.
Why you'll love it
- 3,800 m of open ridge four days out of Pokhara
- Annapurna II, Annapurna IV and Lamjung Himal at close range
- Shares the quiet Sikles trailhead — combinable with Kapuche Lake
- Steep, honest walking with an alpine payoff
Day by day
What's included
- Licensed English-speaking Gurung guide from Pokhara
- ACAP & TIMS permits arranged for you
- Homestay & basic ridge-lodge accommodation + 3 meals a day
- Private jeep Pokhara–Sikles return
- Porter (1 per 2 trekkers, 9 kg each)
- First-aid kit, oximeter checks & a down jacket if you need one
Not included
- Nepal visa & flights to Nepal
- Travel insurance (required, incl. helicopter evacuation)
- Drinks, snacks & hot showers on trail
- Personal trekking gear (rentable from us)
- Tips for guide & porter
Guides that cover this trip
Written by the people who run it — what the trail is like before you book.
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Rs 57,500 per person
