Dhaulagiri Expedition

Trip Details

Start/End: Kathmandu to Kathmandu

Duration: 45 days

Difficulty: Challenging

Maximum Elevation: 8,167 m (Summit of Mt. Dhaulagiri )

Best Time: March - May

Accommodation: Camping

Mt. Dhaulagiri is the seventh highest mountain, a huge Himalayan massif located in north central Nepal. It is the best mountain located entirely within Nepal. Mt. Dhaulagiri is a technical mountain that needs physical fitness compared to others. Several pyramid-shaped peaks rise along the crests. Four of those summits, numbered from east to west, rise above 25,000 feet.

Trip Itinerary

Day 01 : Arrival in Kathmandu, pickup at the airport and transfer to hotel

Day 02 : Official Procedure in Kathmandu

Day 03 : Official Procedure, Briefing in Ministry of Tourism, preparation for upcoming adventure

Day 04 : Drive Kathmandu to Beni(8,30m)

Day 05 : Drive to Darbang and trek to Phaliya Gaon(1,500m)

Day 06 : Trek Phaliya Gaon to Muri(1,800m)

Day 07 : Trek Muri to Boghara(2,080m)

Day 08 : Trek Boghara to Dobhang(2,520m)

Day 09 : Trek Dobhang to Italian Base Camp(3,660m)

Day 10 : Rest and Acclimatization day at Italian Base Camp

Day 11 : Trek Italian Base Camp - Dhaulagiri Base Camp(4,700m)

Day 12 - 38 : Climbing Period

Day 39 : Trek Dhaulagiri Base Camp - French Col(5,360m) - Hidden Valley(5,050m)

Day 40 : Trek Dhampus Pass(5,240m) to Yak Kharka (3,680m)

Day 41 : Trek Yak Kharka to Jomsom(2,720m)

Day 42 : Fly Jomsom to Pokhara

Day 43 : Drive back to Kathmandu

Day 44 : Kathmandu

Day 45 :Final departure, transfer to international airport

Trip Info

Highlights of the Dhaulagiri Expedition

Summit Mt. Dhaulagiri at an elevation of 8167 meters
Magnificent mountain views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri range
Climb with our 8000er summiteer Sherpa guides and mountaineers
Acclimatization in the Tibetan-influenced and Nepali-cultured settlements of the Dhaulagiri region
Explore the UNESCO-listed world heritage sites in Kathmandu valley

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