Dhaulagiri Trek

19 Days 17 Nights

Round Dhaulagiri Trekking is separated from Annapurna Mountain range by Kaligandaki River and its gorge (deepest gorge on planet).

Dhaulagiri (8167m), the seventh highest mountain on earth, is situated with fifteen above 7000m peaks.

Trekking around Dhaulagiri is relatively strenuous and need some high altitude trekking experiences.

About 3 weeks trek around white peak start from Pokhara, offers a verdant valley amidst cultivated fields, and passes through the rhododendron and alpine forests and meadows with high passes, hot spring, waterfall, and plenty of stunning scenery.

Then it cuts through thick forets with magnificent glimpses of the Himalaya before leading us over the French Col ( 5240m ) into Hidden valley . It then crosses the Dhampus Pass ( 5155m ) bringing us to Marpha and returnto Pokhara via the Ghorepani ridgefor a final panoramic view of the entire Dhaulagiri range.

This trek avoids the main trail and therefore is quite strenuous and demanding.

Itinerary

Day 1 :
Welcome in Kathmandu Airport and transfer to Hotel
Day 2 :
Drive from Kathmandu to Beni
Day 3 :
Beni to Babichaur (1000m)
Day 4 :
Babichaur to Dharapani (1565m)
Day 5 :
Dharapani to Muri (1850m)
Day 6 :
Muri to Boghara (2050m)
Day 7 :
Boghara to Dhoban (2630m)
Day 8 :
Dhoban to Italien Base camp (3500m)
Day 9 :
Rest day
Day 10 :
Italian Base camp to Glacier camp (4250m)
Day 11 :
Dhaulagiri Base camp (4650m)
Day 12 :
Dhaulagiri Base Camp " French Col" Hidden Valley
Day 13 :
Hidden Valley Camp
Day 14 :
Hidden Valley to Yak Kharka
Day 15 :
Yak Kharka to Marpha (2600m)
Day 16 :
Marpha to Jomsom (2700m)
Day 17 :
Flight From Jomsom to Pokhara
Day 18 :
Pokhara to Kathmandu by Tourist bus and transfer to Hotel
Day 19 :
Final Departure

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Dhaulagiri Trek