Annapurna sunrise trek is based on watching the glimpse of sunrise along with mountain views. This sunrise trek brings glorious momentum towards the dawn while exploring rhododendron, oak trees, various species of flowers and birds. Annapurna sunrise trekking sometimes claimed as ‘Rhododendron walk’ by visitors, as the hill contains full of Rhododendron during spring. The view of the sunrise is watched early morning in  Poon hill (3210m) while trekker spends the night before in Ghorepani (2974m). Ghorepani lies a major trail for Annapurna sunrise trekking, linking with several other villages as well as Annapurna base camp. There lives the Gurung community with a number of tea houses and lodges. Such amenities like wifi, snooker are also available for interested trekkers. Also, there are few shops for purchasing goods as well as local and international drinks. For a good try, ‘Tongba’ and ‘Mustang coffee’ are the cultural spirit drinks in Ghorepani.

Annapurna sunrise trek takes you 45 min warm-up to the Poon hill. Although elevation is 3210m, there is no risk of altitude sickness. Prior to waiting for the sun, you could get a panoramic view of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna massifs. The view gets even stunning over Poon hill tower with an amusing experience. At the south of Poon Hill, the Myagdi hills are top up with overwhelming sceneries. Once the sun rises slowly and steady, the result is breathtaking and the viewpoint gets crowded during peak season. The sunrise direction blooms through east of the Annapurna II making entire mountains reddish and glow. Poon hill is not only famous for Annapurna sunrise but also remarkable for sunset view. Most of the trekker spends two nights in Ghorepani to observe both the Annapurna sunrise and sunset. If energetic, you could go for a sunset on the day of reaching Ghorepani.