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Kande

Kande (Nepal)

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3 / 5 - One review
How to get there
About 25km by bus from Pokhara
When to go
From October to November and February to May
Minimum stay
One day

Reviews of Kande

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Kande is the departure point for numerous treks in the Pokhara region, in particular the Annapurnas Sanctuary Trek.

My suggestion:
Before heading to the snowy peaks, don't forget to pack your sunglasses, cap and sunblock. Depending on the weather, the snow around the base camps can have a strong glare.
Summary:

And we're off! Once you're at Kande, there's no going back, even if your legs are numb, your duvet's not warm enough, your boots are rubbing and a blister's just burst...If you've come this far it's because you're determined to explore the region and I'm sure you won't regret the decision!
From Kande you can join numerous treks, be it lesser known ones or the legendary Annapurnas Sanctuary, Ghandrak, Pooh Hill and Ghorepani Treks. For Annapurnas and Ghandruk, head north towards Tolka and Landruk where you need to branch off to reach Ghandruk. For Poon Hill, head west towards Birethani. These treks are easy enough and there are numerous lodges along the way if you need to stop off. If you prefer a less well-travelled hike, you'll find lots around Kande, notably the trek to the Mardi Himal base camp (but bear in mind you'll need to take a tent). Enjoy an adventure holiday in Nepal!



*After the devastating earthquakes that shook Nepal in April and May 2015 the country is slowly getting back on its feet. This article was written before these catastrophic events occurred.

Countryside around Kande