Dhaulagiri Trek package is a
three week challenge that you ought to undertake if you are up for the
perks of climbing. The remote trekking trail continues through the route
stretching to the west of Annapurna. It continues through the foothill of the
world’s seventh highest mountain at Dhaulagiri Base Camp and passes through the
glacier to the famous French Col Pass to the Hidden Valley.
Since this is extremely difficult trek, it is not
recommended for you if you are a
beginner. We recommend this only for seasoned trekkers. Although the trek
drains you of energy, the exploration in Dhaulagiri is certainly the once in a
lifetime opportunity.
Ace Holiday Treks has been operating 21days trek for many
years. All our staffs are trained for emergency rescue and the team leader
himself has successfully climbed Dhaulagiri for several times. He is an
eloquent speaker, well versed in English language. Follow the instructions of
your team leader carefully. Your safety is our prime concern. We use only the
best trekking gears.
Enjoy the perks of trekking that comes along diverse
terrains as highland villages, meadows, glaciers, forest, passes and rivers and
eye feast. Additionally the beautiful views of as many as fifteen 7000m+ peaks
including Putali Himal ,Tukuche Peak and Dhaulagiri Mountain will keep you
grounded. Travel through the Gandaki Gorge to Myagdi glacier.
We will drive from Kathmandu to Beni via Pokhara. Dhaulagiri
Treks begin at Beni Dhaulagiri Trek progresses through Babichaur, Dharapani,
Muri, Boghara, Dovan, Italian Base Camp and Glacier Camp to Dhaulagiri Base
Camp. Return trail continues through French Col, Hidden Valley Camp and Yak
Kharka to Jomsom. We will take Jomsom Pokhara flight and take bus from Pokhara
to Kathmand
The Dhaulagiri Trek is highly challenging, involving rugged terrain, high altitudes, and technical sections. The trek reaches altitudes of approximately 5,360 meters (17,586 feet).
Yes, Dhaulagiri is considered difficult due to challenging terrain, technical sections, and high altitudes, reaching approximately 5,360 meters (17,586 feet).
Teahouses are limited, and camping is often required in the more remote sections of the trek.
Dhaulagiri is less crowded than some other trekking destinations, making it a choice for those seeking a more remote and challenging trekking experience.