Situated in the Kaski area of Nepal, the Kori, Kaski trek is a stunning yet lesser-known trekking path. Though less well-known than some of the more well-known routes, such as the Annapurna Circuit or Everest Base Camp, this trip offers breathtaking views of the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna mountain ranges as well as an opportunity to get a taste of the local way of life.

Trekkers will often begin the journey in Kori, a village in the Kaski area, and will pass through terraced farms, beautiful forests, and charming villages. The path offers chances to meet with locals and take in their hospitality, customs, and culture as it goes through a variety of ethnic Gurung and Magar communities.

Depending on the exact itinerary selected, the length of the Kori, Kaski trip might vary, but it typically takes five to seven days to finish. Trekkers should anticipate varying degrees of difficulty, including some steep ascents and descents.

The spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) seasons are the greatest for trekking in this area because of the normally clear weather, breathtaking mountain views, and ideal trekking conditions.

For those looking for a more sedate and genuine trekking experience in Nepal, the natural beauty and cultural experience this less-traveled path offers can make up for the rudimentary infrastructure of tea houses and lodges compared to more popular trekking tracks.