Kori Danda & Kapuche Lake Trek
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Per AdultUSD 486.00
Per AdultUSD 486.00
Overview
Kori Danda & Kapuche Lake Trek – A short and adventurous trek from Pokhara to the stunning Kapuche Glacier Lake and the panoramic viewpoint of Kori Danda. Ideal for trekkers seeking a less-crowded route with alpine scenery, remote villages, and close mountain views. Includes guide, permits, accommodation, and meals during trek. Excludes personal expenses and tips.
Key Facts
Trip StyleTrekking
DifficultyModerate
Number Of Days4 Days & 3 Nights
Package CategoryBudget
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USD 368.00Per Person
Best Price for group of 11 - 20 people(Lowest Price)
Itinerary
Things Included
Support Team
- Experienced English, Nepali, and Korean-speaking guide (Korean on request)
- Porter service available on request (1 porter per 4 trekkers at $25/day)
Permits
- Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)
Pickup and Drop Service
- Airport pickup and drop in Pokhara
Travel Insurance
- Travel insurance is not included — participants are advised to arrange their own
Accommodation
- 3 nights tea house accommodation during the trek
- Twin/dormitory sharing basis at local lodges
Transport
- Jeep transfer from Pokhara to Sikles (Day 1)
- Jeep transfer from Sikles back to Pokhara (Day 4)
Food
- Breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the trek (Days 1–3)
- Breakfast on Day 4 (departure day)
- Seasonal fresh meals served at tea houses
Additional Perks
- First-aid kit carried throughout the trek
- Briefing and trek orientation before departure
Things Excluded
General
- Personal expenses (laundry, phone calls, beverages, snacks, etc.)
- Tips for guide and porter
- Travel insurance
- Porter service (available on request at $25 per day per porter)
- Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
- Any costs due to flight delays, natural disasters, or unforeseen circumstances
Things To Pack
Clothing and Backpack
- Moisture-wicking trekking shirts (2–3)
- Warm fleece or down jacket
- Waterproof trekking pants
- Thermal base layers (top and bottom)
- Rain jacket or poncho
- Sun hat and warm beanie
Footwear
- Sturdy waterproof trekking boots (broken in)
- Lightweight camp sandals or flip flops
- Thick wool or synthetic trekking socks (3–4 pairs)
Toiletries and Personal Items
- Biodegradable soap, shampoo, and toothpaste
- Sunscreen (SPF 50+) and lip balm
- Personal first-aid kit and any prescription medications
- Insect repellent
- Quick-dry towel
Gadgets and Extras
- Headlamp with extra batteries
- Camera or smartphone for photography
- Portable power bank
- Trekking poles (optional but recommended)
Optional but Useful
- Lightweight daypack (20–30L)
- Sleeping bag liner for extra warmth
- Reusable water bottle or hydration bladder
- Energy bars or trail snacks
What Not to Carry
- Heavy luggage or large suitcases
- Excessive valuables or jewelry
- Single-use plastic bottles
- Unnecessary electronics