Khopra Danda Trek Map

Khopra Danda Trek Map
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The Khopra Danda Trek Map gives readers a clear picture of the route, from the starting point to the main trekking destinations and the final endpoint. It provides essential route information in one place, including the main trekking trail, driving route, secondary trails, mountain views, viewpoints, and other major landmarks along the way. Its legend explains the symbols and signs used on the map, which makes it easier to understand what each color and line indicates.

For anyone planning the Khopra Danda Trek, this map helps them build a clear picture of the route. It makes it easier to see how the route sections connect, which villages you’ll pass through, and what elevation you’ll experience at each step. And the best part? You can use the map even offline, since it has a download feature.

Khopra Danda Trek Map at a Glance

  • Region: Annapurna Region, Nepal
  • Trek Duration: 12 Days
  • Overall Journey Starting Point: Kathmandu
  • Trek Starting Point: Ulleri
  • Main Route: Kathmandu → Pokhara → Ulleri → Ghorepani → Deurali → Dobato → Muldai Viewpoint → Chistibung → Khopra Danda → Khayar Lake → Paudwar → Tatopani
  • Highest Point: Khayar Lake (4,600 m)
  • Khopra Danda Elevation: 3,660 m
  • Major Stops: Ghorepani, Deurali, Dobato, Chistibung, Khopra Danda, Paudwar, and Tatopani
  • Major Viewpoints: Poon Hill (3,210 m) and Khopra Danda
  • Major Peaks Shown: Annapurna I (8,091 m), Annapurna South (7,219 m), Dhaulagiri (8,167 m), Dhaulagiri II, Nilgiri Peak (6,940 m), Fang, Hiunchuli, Machhapuchhre, and Mardi Himal
  • Trek Type: Teahouse/lodge trekking
  • Map Highlights: Main trekking trail, driving routes, secondary trails, mountain peaks, viewpoints, and nearby villages such as Ghandruk, Swanta, Chistibung, and Paudwar

Khopra Danda Trek Map Route

RouteDurationDistance
Kathmandu → Pokhara7 hrs drive200 km
Pokhara → Ulleri3–4 hrs drive55 km
Ulleri → Ghorepani3–4 hrs trek7 km
Ghorepani → Deurali → Dobato5–6 hrs trek9 km
Dobato → Muldai Viewpoint → Chistibung4–5 hrs trek6–7 km
Chistibung → Khopra Danda4–5 hrs trek5–6 km
Khopra Danda → Khayer Lake → Khopra Danda8–10 hrs trek14–16 km
Khopra Danda → Paudwar5–6 hrs trek10 km
Paudwar → Tatopani2–3 hrs trek5 km
Tatopani → Pokhara5–6 hrs drive100 km
Pokhara → Kathmandu7–8 hrs drive200 km

How to Read Khopra Danda Trek Map 

Reading a Khopra Danda Trek Map is easy once you understand the legend at the bottom right of the map. The legend helps you understand the different symbols, lines, and markings used to represent the route and other landmarks.

SymbolMeaningWhat it shows on the mapDetails
The orange circleStarting or finishing locationWhere the trek begins or endsKathmandu 
The black and white dashed lineRoad/vehicle routeSections traveled by bus, jeep, or other vehicleKathmandu to and from Pokhara Pokhara to UlleriTatopani to Pokhara
The green solid lineMain trekking trailThe primary walking route of the trekUlleri → Ghorepani → Deurali → Dobato → Bayeli → Chistibung → Khopra Danda → Khayer Lake → Paudwar → Tatopani
The dotted gray line Alternative trailOptional or less-used trekking routes connected to the main trailGhorepani to Poon HillDeurali to ABC via Tadapani
The red flag Mountain passA high crossing point between valleys or mountains—
The blue oval represents a lakeLakeNatural lakes along or near the trekking routeKhayer Lake
The mountain signMountain peakMajor peaks visible or located near the routeAnnapurna South, Mardi Himal, Annapurna I, Gangapurna, Hiunchuli, Fishtail, Nilgiri, Tukuche, and Dhaulagiri
The binocular symbolViewpointPlaces marked for panoramic mountain or landscape viewsPoon Hill on secondary trail 

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Jane Robert

Jane Roberts

Meet Jane Roberts, the Australia Country Representative for Himalaya Guide Nepal Pvt. Ltd. With her/his passion for adventure and extensive experience, Jane helps connect Australian travelers with unforgettable trekking and tour experiences in Nepal. New Zealand Papamoa Beach 3118, New Zealand Email: dandjroberts@xtra.co.nz

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