Kolma Kot
Experience 360-degree views of the Annapurna Himalayan Range from this hilltop viewpoint. Kolma Kot features temples, traditional Gurung cuisine, and cultural shows. With homestays and tourist-standard hotels and restaurants, it’s an ideal place to rest on the third day of the trek.
Next Attractions
Bhaisegaunda
Chandrakot
Nearby
Kolma Hilltop
Pokharichhap
Birds to Watch
Upland Pipit
Spiny Babbler
Striated Bulbul
Greater Coucal
Vultures
Welcome to Kolma Kot (Kolma Barahachaur)!
Kolma Kot, also known as Kolma Barahachaur, is a stunning hilltop destination that offers one of the most spectacular 360-degree views of the Annapurna Himalayan Range. This viewpoint is a high point in the trek, providing trekkers with an awe-inspiring panorama of snow-capped peaks and lush landscapes.
The hilltop is not just a visual treat but also a cultural hotspot. Kolma Kot is home to several temples and other attractions that reflect the rich heritage of the area. Visitors can immerse themselves in the local culture by enjoying traditional Gurung cuisine and cultural shows that showcase the vibrant traditions of the Gurung community.
Accommodation:
Kolma Kot offers a range of accommodation options, from traditional homestays that provide an authentic village experience to proper tourist-standard hotels and restaurants for those seeking more comfort. This flexibility makes it an ideal place for trekkers to retire on the third day of their journey, as per our suggested itinerary.
Bird Watching:
Kolma Kot is also a paradise for bird watchers. The diverse avian population includes species such as the Upland Pipit, Spiny Babbler, Striated Bulbul, Greater Coucal, Vultures, and Eagles. The best time to observe these birds is early in the morning when they are most active.
Best Seasons to Visit:
The best times to visit Kolma Kot are during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These seasons offer clear skies, pleasant weather, and vibrant natural surroundings, making your visit both comfortable and visually rewarding.
Itinerary Information:
Following our recommended itinerary, Kolma Kot is the perfect place to rest on the third day of your trek. You can enjoy the local attractions, indulge in traditional cuisine, and experience the rich culture of the Gurung community.
Next Up:
From Kolma Kot, trekkers can continue their journey to Bhaisegaunda and Chandrakot. Nearby attractions include the Kolma Hilltop and Pokharichhap, offering more cultural and natural experiences to enrich your trek.