Mohare Danda Trek | Mohare Dada Community Lodge Trek

Although Mohare Danda is considered a family hiking destination, suitable, for children the trail features some steep inclines and declines despite its moderate altitude of 3300m. You will have to walk for 5 6 hours each day during most of the trek taking breaks at tea houses and lodges. Even children can undertake this trek but we advise you to be in in good physical condition, mentally prepared and properly acclimatized to handle these challenges and recognize signs of altitude sickness or acute mountain sickness.

Mohare Danda Trek was indeed considered an easy-grade trek in Nepal, suitable for beginner trekkers and families with children who can walk 4-5 hours a day. It is an excellent option for those looking to connect with nature, experience local culture, sunrise and sunset over the white peaks and enjoy stunning views of the majestic white mountains and lush cultivated valleys. This trek can be completed within 4-6 days depending on trekking routes and your pace.

We are flexible for any number of group sizes for the Mohare Danda trek which can be your family, friends, and colleagues. If the group size exceeds 7 trekkers, we maintain a guide-to-trekker ratio of one extra guide for every seven trekkers. This approach allows us to handle the groups effectively and ensure a safe and enjoyable trekking experience for everyone.

Electricity is available at all parts of the trekking route. Settlements at Mohare Danda use the electricity provided by the national grid. Unlike other trekking routes, you will get electricity of good voltage therefore you charge your electronic devices.

You can have access to the internet throughout the trek. Hotels around the Mohare Danda are of a good standard and they offer a wifi facility to the customer from where you can get access to the internet. You can also use a Nepali sim and use the mobile network as you can have network access in every part of this trek.

For drinking water, you can buy mineral water bottles although plastic bottles can make population in the mountains so you can buy safe drinking water from the hotel either you can bring water tablets or a water filter or you can take boiled water from the tea house.

We offer an English speaking guide approved by the government who brings a wealth of experience and local knowledge to this adventure. The guide will possess, in depth understanding of the trekking paths, cultural landmarks and the varied terrains of the area. They also offer personalized support and motivation to our guests throughout the trip. Our guides are prepared to handle any obstacles that may come up. In addition to providing assistance our guides act as ambassadors facilitating meaningful interactions, with local communities and promoting a deeper appreciation of Nepals diverse cultural heritage.

As all guides are well-certified by the Ministry of Nepal tourism they can easily understand and speak the English language during the trek. On the other hand, we can also provide you with guides according to your understanding of the language.

There is no porter included in this package, although we do offer porter services to meet your needs. Our professional porters are ready to assist you with carrying your belongings. Each porter is capable of carrying up to 20kg of weight, ensuring a smooth and convenient experience during your journey. Should you require the assistance of a porter, simply let us know, and we’ll be more than happy to arrange one for you.

We offer complimentary transportation to and from the airport for visitors. To take part in the trip briefing, you must arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport at least one day before to the departure date of the expedition. At the airport, one of our agents will be carrying a brochure bearing your name. They will pick you up in a private car from the airport and take you to your hotel.

Clothing items – trekking shoes, sandals, Down jacket, Gore-Tex jacket, trekking pants, underwear 3 sets, trekking socks 3 pairs, shorts and a t-shirt, fleece jacket, windproof pants (for rainy season), gloves, and sunglasses.

Equipment – Backpack, trekking pole, sleeping bag, and headlamp.

Hygiene items – Sunscreen, Toothpaste and toothbrush, and a microfiber towel.

TIMS(Trekkers’ Information Management Systems) card

ACAP(Annapurna Conservation Area Project permit) card

We will take care of securing all of the necessary permissions for you.

Make sure your passport is valid, for six months from the date you enter Nepal. Also get a tourist visa for Nepal, which you can acquire when you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu or, at land border checkpoints.

You can get an on arrival-visa is available at Tribhuvan International Airport and along Nepal borders. You can get the latest visa information at www.immigration.gov.np as visa regulations can change without prior notice.

Fill the Visa Application Form which you get in the immigration counters. You can also download these forms online from https://nepaliport.immigration.gov.np/ and fill it before your arrival so that you can save time. After that just submit the filled form to the immigration officer at the counter.

Pay the visa fee at the counter. The fees are as follows:

15 Days: USD 30

30 Days: USD 50

90 Days: USD 125

We strongly advise all our clients to opt for a travel insurance package. This insurance should include coverage, for helicopter rescue and evacuation costs at altitudes for those trekking even up to the Annapurna base camp. It will provide protection during the tour covering injuries, medical expenses, repatriation costs and any illnesses that may arise. Alpine Ramble Treks kindly requests all our travelers to email us a copy of their travel insurance once they have booked their trip, with us.

Our team of field workers firmly holds the belief that each one of us bears a responsibility to act in ways that benefit the local culture and environment. It is important for us to adhere to established norms and regulations.

Kindly show respect, towards the residents by honoring their laws, traditions and beliefs. Before engaging in any activities within the community always seek permission from your guides.

Take care to keep the environment clean wherever your travels may take you and dispose of waste responsibly. Lets join hands in supporting efforts to sustain the impacts of tourism on communities for as long, as possible.

This is a budget-friendly trek so it will cost you only 550 USD. Check out the include/exclude section to see the list of services that are available within the trek cost.

Even on a short itinerary Mohare Danda trek, there are various options for other trekking trails which can be expanded while doing the Mohare Danda trek. You can cover a popular Ghorepani Poonhill trek for striking views of the Himalayas and majestic sunrise and sunset (the main attraction of this trek).

Also, you can go for an amazing and challenging adventure at the Khopra Ridge Trek, an alternative to the more popular Ghorepani trek. The highest point at this trek will be Khopra Ridge at 3,640m/11,942 ft. The hilltop of Khopra offers so many unlimited views of the stunning panorama from all directions.