We will provide teahouse accommodations for your Dhampus Australian Camp Trek. A teahouse is a mountain lodge that combines a club or a guest house with a restaurant or a café, simple furniture and décor appropriate for social gatherings. Some teahouses even include restrooms and a central heating system. Some teahouses have European bathrooms, whereas all teahouses offer Asian toilets. Showers with hot water are provided for an additional fee. Sleeping blankets are generally given, but we recommend bringing your sleeping bags for sanitary reasons. Nonetheless, it is preferable.

You will need two permissions for the Dhampus Australian Camp Trek: an ACAP permit (Annapurna Conservation Area Project) and a TIMS Card (Trekkers' Information Management System).

Tipping is not required for the Dhampus Australian Camp Trek, but it is an excellent way to express gratitude and appreciation. We care about our field workers, so we expect you to take care of them in exchange for them taking care of you during your adventure. They are your best buddy in the most remote regions of the world, as well as your protector when something appears to be happening to you. As a result, tipping is anticipated, and we've made it necessary. You have complete control over the gratuity amount. A guide should be paid $5 or more per person, whereas a porter should be paid $4 or more per person.

During the Dhampus Australian Camp Trek, you may charge your electronic gadgets. Before leaving Pokhara, remember to purchase a plug adapter or socket fittings.

Thanks to Nepalese cellular carriers Ncell and NTC, the Dhampus Australian Camp Trek route has decent mobile network coverage. These Sim cards may be purchased from any local phone shop in Kathmandu or Pokhara. It is preferable to purchase a 4 GB data sim card in Kathmandu or Pokhara and utilise the mobile data on the hike rather than paying extra for WiFi on the trek.

Australian Dhampus Camp Trekking can be done at any time of year. However, the best periods to hike in Dhampus Australian Camp are in the spring (March, April, and May) and autumn (September, October, and November). In Nepal, the Peak season (also known as the Busy season) occurs in the spring and autumn. The best panoramic mountain views are guaranteed because the temperature is reasonable during these seasons. However, clear weather is not guaranteed during the summer (June, July, and August) and Winter (December, January, and February) seasons. However, if you are an adventurer, photographer, or peace activist, the less busy season may be the best time to visit Dhampus Australian Camp.

No. In this hike, you won't have to worry about altitude sickness at all.

When it comes to mountain hiking, a person's health and fitness are pretty important. If you are in good health and have no significant medical problems, the Dhampus Australian Camp Trek is for you; nevertheless, if you have any medical concerns, please check your doctor before travelling to Nepal for the trek.

The Dhampus Australian Camp Trek requires average physical fitness when it comes to physical fitness. The trekking entails daily treks of roughly 4-8 hours, as well as some ascents and descents, so you'll need to do some practice before embarking on your expedition. If you have no prior trekking experience, that is OK; however, it will be much easier if you have previous experience. For those who have never trekked before, it is recommended that you exercise consistently for at least a few weeks prior to your walk. Take early walks, exercise when you have time, participate in bicycle activities, and so on. You'll be ready to hike to Dhampus Australian Camp if you do it this way.

During the walk, an entire board or full meals are provided. Throughout the excursion, tea and coffee will be supplied. Breakfast and dinner will be served in the same teahouse where you will be spending the night, while lunch will be served en route to the next day's destination. There are several options to pick from, including Nepalese, Tibetan, Indian, and Continental cuisines.

Typical Nepali Dal Bhat (rice and lentils) is the most prevalent and highly recommended cuisine during the Dhampus Australian Camp Trek. Depending on availability, you can also eat different foods such as seasonal vegetables, noodles and spaghetti, pasta, pizzas and French fries, soups, etc. You can order warm, hot, or cold beverages, as well as soft drinks, beer, and stiff drinks. You can order cereals, bread, noodle soups, egg dishes, and other morning items.

It is preferable to obtain travel insurance to protect your losses in the unlikely event of an emergency medical situation or theft or theft.

For a successful walk to Dahampus Australian Camp, choosing the correct gear and equipment is also necessary. Pack the bag and kit needed, but keep in mind that trekking to Dhampus Australian Camp is best done as light as possible. Reading this article would help you learn everything you need to know about packing and carrying for a trip.