Dhaulagiri Trek

Dhaulagiri Trek – 27 Days goes through the twisty route, first explored by an Austrian expedition team in 1959 around Dhaulagiri (8167m) and Tukuche peak (6920m). The trek initiates from Pokhara and leads north-west up-to-the Kaligandaki river valley remaining on the river right back through Beni and Tatopani, here KaliGandaki offers a way to Myagdi Khola. Following Tatopani, you cross through Phedi and Dhorpatan to Muri and face north along the left bank and across Myagdi Glacier and Dhaulagiri Base Camp (4750m). Getting the French Pass (5360m) between the summit of Tukuche and Mukut Mountains and throughout the gigantic peaks of the Dhaulagiri surrounding you. Passing the French Pass ( the highest point of this trek), you appear in the hidden valley, then you move back and forth southeast along the trail following to Dhampus Pass; you will get the valley of Tukuche on the trail to Jomsom and Muktinath, and significant Buddhist and Hindu holy site. During your Dhaulagiri Trek – 27 Days, returning to Jomsom from Muktinath, you fly to Pokhara. Before you confirm your trek into high altitude, being strenuous trek, it is recommended that you must be in an excellent physical situation and have some previous experience and skill of passing some glacier and high passes.

Dhaulagiri Trek – 27 Days is one of the longest programs comparing other popular trekking trails, you must be well-prepared and get more good skills and experience in the mountains. During this trekking, most of the places, you will be camping in a tent.