Annapurna · 2 days · Price on request

Dhampus & Australian Camp

An accessible overnight trek climbing through the forest to a scenic ridge, offering one of the best low-altitude panoramas of the Annapurna range.

Your time on the trail

Every day, a little further.

2 days from Pokhara. Select a day to explore where it takes you.

  1. Drive from Pokhara to Kande on the Baglung Highway, then climb through the forest for a few hours to reach Australian Camp.

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  2. Walk along the ridge with continuous mountain views to the Gurung village of Dhampus, then descend to Phedi for the short drive back to Pokhara.

Before you set off
Highest point
2,060 m
Season
Year-round, best in October–November and March–May
Stay
Comfortable lodges

Confirm current local entry requirements. ACAP entry applies.

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Before you go

Dhampus & Australian Camp: common questions

How many days is the Dhampus & Australian Camp trek?

A common itinerary is 2 days starting and finishing at Pokhara. Add buffer time for weather, road conditions and, where relevant, domestic flights.

How high does the Dhampus & Australian Camp trek go?

The highest point on this itinerary is about 2,060 m. It stays in the foothills, so altitude illness is unlikely but not impossible.

What permits does the Dhampus & Australian Camp trek need?

Confirm current local entry requirements. ACAP entry applies. Check the current Nepal Tourism Board and Department of Immigration pages close to departure, and ask a government-registered agency to name every permit your itinerary requires.

When is the best season for the Dhampus & Australian Camp trek?

Year-round, best in October–November and March–May. Winter is colder with snow higher up; the monsoon brings rain, cloud and, on some trails, leeches.

What does the Dhampus & Australian Camp trek cost?

Price on request per person. Final cost depends on your dates, group size and agreed inclusions. Ask for an itemised quote before booking.

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