 |
Trekking
in Nepal Himalaya |
 |
|
|
|
Expeditions
in Nepal
|
 |
Everest
(8,850 m)
Kanchenjungha
(8,586 m)
Lhotse
(8,516 m)
Makalu
(8,463 m) [Next]
Cho
Oyu (8,201 m)
Dhaulagiri
(8,167 m)
Dhaulagiri V (7,618 m) [New]
Manaslu
(8,163 m)
Annapurna
(8,091 m)
Shisapangma
(8,013 m)
Ama
Dablam (6,812 m)
Pumori
(7,161 m)
Himalchuli
(7,893 m)
Khangaru
(7,010 m)
Thamserku
(6,623 m)
|
 |
Peak
Climbing
in Nepal
|
 |
|
Mera
Peak (6,654 m)
Chulu
East (6,584 m)
Singhu
Chuli (6,501 m)
Hiunchuli
(6,441 m)
Chulu
West (6,419 m)
Kusum
Kangaru (6,367 m)
Parchamo
(6,187 m)
Island
Peak (6,160 m)
Lobuche
(6,119 m)
Pisang
(6,091 m)
Kwangde
(6,011 m)
Ramdung
(5,925 m)
Paldor
(5,896 m)
Kongma
Tse (5,849 m)
Naya
Kanga (5,844 m)
Pokhalde
(5,806 m)
Tharpu
Chuli (5,663 m)
Mardi
Himal (5,587 m)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
Dhaulagiri
Trekking - Itinerary |
Equalizing adventure and cultural attractions... |
Day
01: Arrive Kathmandu & Transfer to Hotel.
(See the Hotels we
use).
Day 02: Full day guided sightseeing around
of the Kathmandu valley.
Join us for the welcome dinner at evening. Hotel Overnight.
Day
03: Fly to Pokhara. Free to
explore its attractions. Hotel
Overnight
Day 04: Drive to Beni (850m) (4 hrs). Camp
Day 05: Trek to Babiachor (950 m)
(5 hrs). Camp
Day 06: Trek to Darbang (1,180m)
(6 hrs). Camp
Day 07: Trek to Takum (1,560m)
(5 hrs). Camp
Day 08: Trek to Goban Dhara
(1,790m) (6 hrs). Camp
Day 09: Trek to Baghora (2,080m)
(5 hrs). Camp
Day 10: Trek to Dobang (2,520m)
(5 hrs). Camp
Day 11: Trek to Choriban Khola (3,110m)
(6 hrs). Camp
Day 12: Rest / Exploration Day.
Day 13: Trek to Dhaulagiri Base Camp (4,750m)
(7 hrs).
Day 14: Trek to French Pass (5,360 m)
Continue to Hidden Valley High Camp. (4,000m)
(6 hrs). Camp
Day 15: Trek through the Pass to Yak Kharka (3,680m)
(6 hrs).
Day 16: Trek to Marpha (2,667m)
(5 hrs).
Day 17: Trek to Jomsom (2,710m)
(3 hrs).
Day
18:
Flight Jomsom - Pokhara -
Kathmandu. Hotel Overnight.
Day 19: Free day to explore,
and enjoy Kathmandu. Hotel
Overnight.
Day 20: Final Departure.
|
|
|
 |
Trekking
Information Portal |
 |
|
|
 |
Dhaulagiri
Region - un-noticed attraction |
|
|
|
|
Following the rivers upstream, ferns and forests of oak and other deciduous trees and juniper are interesting. Mountain sides of rhododendron blaze with colour in the spring, and other flowers are abundant on the trail. Even on high mountain passes above the tree line, tiny alpine flowers can be fund dotting the wind swept ground.
The vast massif screen the hidden land of Dolpa to its north and to the west of
Dhaulagiri I are Nepal’s western hills. This is also an opportunity to experience the Tibetan Buddhist culture that is through out the Himalaya.
|
|
Other Short and Enjoyable Trips
|
|
DHAULAGIRI - Trekking Facts
| Highlights : |
Stunning
adventure and views rewarded |
|
Trek
to the less visited areas with plenty of
things to see |
|
Visit
the remote valleys those ever remained to be
restricted |
|
Give
extension to your program to other short
enjoyable treks. |
|
|
| Normal
Weather Conditions : |
Usually
temperature ranging from 20°C to minus 15°C |
| Accommodation
: |
Give
priority to Camping |
| Medical
/ Emergency Facilities : |
Prepare
yourself carrying First Aid Kit.
|
| Communication
Facilities : |
Rarely available |
| Rescue
Operations : |
Helicopter
Flights from Kathmandu (Normally within 1 ½ hour) |
| Guidebook(s)
: |
Trekking
in Nepal Himalaya - Lonely Planet |
| Season(s)
: |
Spring:
March - April /
Autumn: September - November |
|
|
|
|
ANNAPURNA
SANCTUARY TREKKING
- Trek to the Base Camp of Massif Annapurnas for 360°
view
|
There is a good mix of high mountains and Himalayan culture on this trek. The Annapurna Himal lies between the Kali Gandaki and Marsyangdi river valley, forming a solid, mountain bastion. As rhododendron forests give way to bamboo groves, which in turn vanish into the high, desert landscapes, people of Aryan stock give way to those of Mongoloid stock and the dominant religion changes from Hinduism in the lower reaches to Buddhism higher up.
|
|
|
|
|
|