Dhaulagiri (8167m), the seventh highest mountain in the world is unique in itself. This region is considered to be one of the remotest places in the kingdom of Nepal. An abundance of Himalayan peaks, including giant Dhaulagiri, hidden valleys and high passes are its main attractions. The region is separated from the Annapurna massif by the Kali Gandaki River. Trekking in this region is relatively strenuous but the trekkers who are willing to spend their holidays will enjoy their best in this trek. We start our trek from Beni and penetrate Marpha village.
On the way, we go through forests of pine and rhododendron and fir to cross over French Pass (5240m). We descend into the wild and unraveled valleys with possible sights of Thar (blue sheep). The trail crosses over Thapa La Pass (5250m) with exceptional views of the Kali Gandaki Gorge, the deepest gorge in the world and then steep descend to a valley and finally to Pokhara . Trekking off the beaten paths is not only interesting but also provides unique experience to the trekkers. Geographically, Dhaulagiri region is a land of dramatic contrast.
Trip Highlight
Himalayas, trekking, the snow capped mountains, the exhilaration of undertaking a well graded walk And the experiences you share with our enthusiastic Nepalese crew. We follow the trails though the scenic, terraced Annapurna foothills
Fact of the Trips:
Trekking Destination
:
Round Dhaulagiri Trek
Group Size
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Min.1 to Max 18 persons in a group
Minimum altitude
:
1000 m
Maximum altitude
:
5400 m
Season
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September to late December and February to late June.
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