Dhaulagiri Expedition
trip info
Duration
46
Max Altitute
Mt Dhaulagiri (8,167 m)
Difficulty
Strenous
Starts from
Kathmandu
Trips Ends at
Kathmandu
Dhaulagiri Expedition Overview
Dhaulagiri is one of the most renowned and seventh-highest peak above 8000m. The literal meaning of Dhaulagiri in Sanskirt is a giant mountain of immaculate ice and snow mounting above the local landscape above 7000m. It is located in northwest of Pokhara city of western Nepal bordered to Tibet from the south.
Dhaulagiri was first scaled by the Swiss team through North East Ridge in 1960 and is considered one of the difficult peak for expedition.
The route to expedition has more than six alternative paths. The regular path is taken as a sensible climb with only short methodological hiking parts and moderate risk.
The attempt from the west and south faces of Dhaulagiri has huge drops: each climbs over 4000m from its base and each has been the place of heroic climbs.
The complicated scenery of parody ridges, icefalls and glaciers are created by the widening of thirty miles. Many pyramid structured mountains rise along the major peak. Four of the peaks numbered from east to west elevated above 25,000 ft.
How is the Expedition Organized?
Himalayan Trekkers' approach to climbing is will be cautious and well-timed, with excellent leadership, organization, experienced Sherpa climbers.
Equipments like radios, satellite telephones, walkie-talkie will be on hand to all the team leaders and Sherpa climbers.
Cooks and waiters, a full kitchen in base camp, top-quality high altitude tents and high altitude stoves, expedition mix gas, and full safety equipment such as medical oxygen, gamow bag, and extensive medical kit are all-inclusive.
Experienced guides and the support crew from Himalayan trekkers will try their level best to make your journey a lifetime memory.
For more info about the team and crew, please feel free to email us [email protected]
Trip Outline
Day 01: Meeting upon arrival at Kathmandu international airport, transfer to Hotel.
Day 02-3: Sightseeing of Kathmandu and official procedure for the expedition and drive/flight to Pokhara. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 04: Drive to Darbang. Overnight at tented camp / Teahouse.
Day 05: Trek to Phalia Overnight at tented camp / Teahouse.
Day 06: Trek to Muri. Overnight at tented camp / Teahouse.
Day 07: Trek to Bagar. Overnight at tented camp / Teahouse.
Day 08: Trek to Doban. Overnight at tented camp / Teahouse.
Day 09: Trek to Sallaghari. Overnight at tented camp / Teahouse.
Day 10: Trek to Italy base Camp. Overnight at tented camp / Teahouse.
Day 11: Rest at Italy Base Camp. Overnight at tented camp / Teahouse.
Day 12: Trek to Dhaulagiri Base Camp. Overnight at tented camp / Teahouse.
Day 13 - 40: Climbing. Overnight at tented camp / Teahouse.
Day 41: Sanitation and clean up the camping site and return preparation.
Day 42: Trek to Yak Kharka. Overnight at tented camp / Teahouse.
Day 43: Trek to Tukuche and drive to Tatopani. Overnight at tented camp / Teahouse.
Day 44: Drive to Kathmandu. Overnight at tented camp / Teahouse.
Day 45: Free Day in Kathmandu. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 46: Final Departure. Overnight at Hotel.
Itinerary Map
Itinerary Detail
What is Included / Not Included
- Airport arrival and departure
- Accommodation in 3 Star hotels in Kathmandu before and after the expedition with breakfast
- Return domestic airfare to/from Kathmandu with 50 KG cargo per member
- Equipment allowance, daily allowance & insurance for base camp staff ( climbing Sherpa, cook, kitchen boy and liaison officer )
- Flights to transfer climbing members, staff, liaison officer and cargo of the climbing gear.
- Food and fuel at the base camp
- All camping equipment at the base camp such as member tent, dining tent, kitchen tent, chairs, tables.
- Trek support for climbing members
- Porters to carry loads
- Royalty and peak permit
- Farewell dinner in Kathmandu
- All the government tax