Poon Hill trek communication is generally accessible, with most teahouses offering Wi-Fi and mobile coverage from major providers like NTC and Ncell. Ncell usually provides faster 4G in lower villages such as Ghorepani, while NTC is often more reliable for voice calls and basic data at higher altitudes. Trekkers can buy a local SIM card in Kathmandu or Pokhara for around USD 11, which typically lasts the 3–6 day trek. Wi-Fi at lodges usually costs 200–600 NPR ($1.50–$4.50 USD) per day, though speeds can slow during peak hours or bad weather. It’s recommended to download maps and essential apps offline, as mobile signals can be weak in forested or remote sections. For more information Contact Us
