Ramaroshan
In Nepali: रामारोशन

Ramaroshan is an upland area in eastern Achham famous for its 12 lakes (daha) and 18 meadows (patan) set among forest at around 2,000–2,500 m. Jingale Daha and Kailash Daha are among the best known, and the meadows fill with flowers after the monsoon.
Local government has promoted it as a new destination, and homestays are opening. It is still well off the beaten track; access is by rough road and trail from Mangalsen or Sanfebagar.
What to see and do
Walk between the lakes and meadows, visit local shrines, and enjoy wide views of the far-western Himalaya. In autumn the meadows turn golden; in spring rhododendrons bloom.
Good to know
Tourism is new here and facilities are basic. Carry food and warm clothing, and go with a local guide.
Quick answers
- Where is Ramaroshan?
- Ramaroshan is in Achham district, Sudurpashchim Province, in the Pahad belt of Nepal.
- What is the altitude of Ramaroshan?
- About 2,300 m (7,546 ft) above sea level.
- How much does it cost to visit Ramaroshan?
- For a 5-day trip from Dhangadhi, about NPR 19,000 (≈ US$140) per person on a budget, or NPR 36,000 (≈ US$265) with standard hotels and private transport — for two foreign visitors sharing, including transport, stay, food, a guide and porter. Nepali visitors on a budget: about NPR 9,000 per person. These are estimates; adjust them in the trip planner.
- How many days do I need for Ramaroshan?
- Plan 3 nights there for the trek; with travel from Dhangadhi and back, about 5 days in all.
- Do I need a permit or ticket for Ramaroshan?
- No special permit or ticket is normally needed.
- Do I need a guide for Ramaroshan?
- Not required, but a local guide is recommended on this route.
- When is the best time to visit Ramaroshan?
- April–June; September–November
- How do I get to Ramaroshan?
- By jeep and on foot from Mangalsen or Sanfebagar. It is about 97 km (straight line) from Dhangadhi.
- What is Ramaroshan called in Nepali?
- रामारोशन
