Khumai Danda Trek

This trail is suitable, for hiking throughout the year. However, the spring and fall seasons offer the experiences when exploring Khumai Dada on foot. The ideal time to embark on a hike is during spring and fall as these seasons bring weather, clear air, and optimal temperatures.

October and November are months, for hiking. During these months the monsoon season concludes, attracting early-season trekkers who seek skies and comfortable temperatures. Please keep in mind that the weather can be unpredictable and may change abruptly. It’s important to be prepared for weather conditions.

During the summer it can get quite hot. There is a possibility of rainfall, which can make hiking a bit more difficult. Similarly in winter the cold temperatures and occasional icy terrain pose their challenges.

This adventure trek offers an experience, for hikers who are looking for an easy journey through the captivating landscapes of Nepal. The trails are well-defined. The terrain is moderate making it accessible to individuals with hiking skills and a moderate level of fitness. Although there may be some sections that require endurance the overall trek is manageable. It’s important for hikers to be prepared for changing weather conditions, including temperatures at altitudes, and to acclimate properly.

Before embarking on the trek it’s advisable for hikers to engage in exercise and cardio workouts. Additionally, having appropriate gear such, as hiking boots, warm clothing, and a reliable backpack is crucial to ensure a safe trekking experience.

Throughout the journey, comfortable accommodations can be found in teahouses and lodges where hikers can rest after each day’s hike. Local guides and porters are available to provide support along the way making navigation easier and transforming this trek into an adventure.

To trek from Khumai Dada to Korchan Dada and Ghalel and then return to Pokhara trekkers must obtain the permits to comply with regulations. The main permits needed for this Nepal trek are as follows;

• TIMS Card (Trekkers’ Information Management System): The TIMS card is a permit that all trekkers must have with them. It is a measure taken by authorities to maintain trekker safety and keep track of everyone. Whether you’re trekking alone or with a group obtaining the TIMS card is a requirement.

• Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP): To explore the Annapurna Conservation Area trekkers must obtain the ACAP permit. This permit is necessary to access the conservation area support conservation efforts and contribute to community development. It is a requirement, for anyone planning to trek in this region.

We take care of all the preparations, which include acquiring the permits for your trek, from Khumai Dada to Korchan Dada to Ghalel, and then returning to Pokhara. Our team of experts will handle the paperwork assist with obtaining permits and make sure that all the required documents are in order prior, to commencing the trek.

To make sure you have a safe and enjoyable journey it’s important to pack. Here’s a helpful packing checklist to assist you in preparing for the trek

• clothing

Lightweight and moisture-wicking trekking shirts.

Long-sleeved shirts and trousers to protect from the sun and insects.

Insulating layers such as a fleece jacket or down jacket for colder temperatures.

Waterproof and windproof jacket and pants.

Comfortable trekking pants.

Thermal or woolen socks.

Comfortable trekking boots with good ankle support.

Sandals or lightweight shoes for resting in teahouses.

Hat or cap for sun protection.

Sunglasses with UV protection.

• Gear and Equipment

Backpack with a rain cover (35-50 liters).

Sleeping bag suitable for low temperatures

Trekking poles for stability and reducing strain on knees.

Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries.

Water bottles or hydration system (at least 2 liters capacity).

Travel towels and toiletries.

Basic first aid kit (including blister treatment, bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, and any personal medications).

Snacks and energy bars for quick nourishment.

Power bank for charging electronic devices.

• Documents and Miscellaneous:

Passport with the necessary visas and permits (which we will assist you in obtaining).

Travel insurance policy covering trekking activities and emergencies.

Money in cash (Nepalese Rupees) for personal expenses and tips.

Camera with extra batteries and memory cards.