Dhaulagiri Round Trek can be the utmost daring and inspiring trek in a hardly visited area of Nepal. It is an excellent way to understand Nepal, with a combination of environment and culture in plenty. It starts from Beni on the Kali Gandaki River and soars to the attractive, pure valley of Myagdi Khola which flows southwards from the heart of the Dhaulagiri Himal. The ever-changing scenery and attractive villages to Dhaulagiri Base camp make this trek even more motivating. The mountain sights on the climb and decline of the route are simply extraordinary. The attractive rhododendron forests, deciduous oak trees and junipers will keep your feelings up the entire time.
Discovering the concealed valley, passing the Dhampus Pass and building a long decline to Marpha in the Kali Gandaki Valley enhances the happiness of this trek. This trek can also be a chance to discover the native lifestyles and culture of Gurung, Magar, and other community people.
Itinerary
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Drive Kathmandu to Beni (830m) by bus/jeep
Trek from Beni to Darbang (1070m) by jeep.
Trek from Darbang to Kalleni (1350m)
Trek from Kalleni to Boghara (1850m)
Trek from Boghara to Dobhankharka (2520m)
(Teahouses up to Dobhankharka, after that there will be camping.)
Trek from Dobhankharka to Chaur Bag Khola camp (3445m)
Trek from Chaur Bag Khola camp to Japanese Camp (3890m)
Rest in Japanese Camp.
Trek from Japanese Camp to Dhaulagiri Base Camp (4748m)
Trek from Dhaulagiri Base Camp to Hidden Valley Camp (5140m) via French Pass (5360m)
Trek from Hidden Valley Camp to Alu Baru (3900m) via Thapa Bhanjyang ( Dhampus pass) (5244m)
Trek from Alu Bari to Marpha (2670m)
Trek from Marpha to Jomsom, which takes about 3 hours and same day flight from Jomsom to Pokhara. In case bad weather prevails and the flight is cancelled, then take a bus or jeep, which takes about 9 hours.
Drive Pokhara to Kathmandu by tourist bus
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