LIFE IN THE SHADOW OF DHAULAGIRI

Located in west-central Nepal, Dhaulagiri offers travelers a look into the lives of many different communities, like Gurung, Magar, Thakali, and Tibetan descendants. Each community flaunting their native tradition and culture creates a diverse tapestry for the travelers to experience. 

With each village you pass, you encounter similar yet so different cultural communities. Travelers can find the Magar, Gurung, and Thakali communities in the lower region of Dhaulagiri. They are known for their rich culture and strong sense of belonging. Similarly, as you ascend, you will get to immerse in the unique lifestyle of the Tibetan descendants. 

The villages in Dhaulagiri region have houses made from mud, wood, and stone with flat roofs allowing the trekkers to experience an authentic rural Nepali lifestyle. Witnessing the lives of the people in Dhaulagiri is bound to bring the best out of the travelers.

Life In The Shadow Of Dhaulagiri
The Thrill Of Dhaulagiri

THE THRILL OF DHAULAGIRI

Dhaulagiri not only offers a rich hospitality but also a taste of challenging adventures. While trekking in this region, you will encounter the ultimate adrenaline rush. Physical challenges are the norm when traveling here. This track requires a good level of fitness and endurance. However, the satisfaction travelers receive after completing the trek is immeasurable.

There are many thrilling aspects of Dhaulagiri, like Mount Dhaulagiri (8167 m) itself. Travelers can visit the hidden valley located between the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges and witness the majestic views of the surrounding peaks.

Dhampus Pass and French Pass, which are more than 5000 m above sea level, and the thrilling routes trekked along the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek are major highlights of Dhaulagiri. They provide travelers with both mesmerizing views and exciting adventures. 

Apart from trekking, the thrill and delight provided by the Dhaulagiri Expedition and Putha Hiunchuli Expedition is hard to find anywhere else in the world.

Dhaulagiri Treks packages

The Dhaulagiri zone lies in the Western Development Region of Nepal comprising Mustang, Myagdi, Baglung, and Parbat as the four main districts covering this zone. Dhaulagiri is derived from the ancient  Sanskrit language where Dhaula means “drizzling white” and Giri means “mountain”.

Trekking to the Dhaulagiri region of Nepal is adventurous as well as equally challenging and hence sometimes the trekking trails are also referred to as off-beaten paths. The trekking trails take you through some of the most amazing glaciers and high snow-clad passing all the way to the Base Camp of Dhaulagiri. However, owing to its difficult terrain, secluded and off-beaten trail, and lack of proper accommodation facility, this trek is suitable only for those travelers with high physical endurance.

Mt. Dhaulagiri, the stunning mountain that rises at 8167 m above sea level is the seventh highest mountain in the world.

Most of the Dhaulagiri region trek begins from a small and popular town that lies at the confluence of the Myagdi River and Kali Gandaki gorge. The paths are unspoiled and less traveled & have been able to retain their natural beauty and splendor intact. The landscape, valleys, and High Mountain passes along with many snow-capped peaks like Mt. Dhaulagiri, Mt. Manaslu, Mt. Annapurna, and other peaks make trekking in the Dhaulagiri region a natural paradise.

Featured Package of Dhaulagiri Region

Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek:

The great achievement of Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek is the trophy of crossing two high mountain passes namely French pass at an elevation of 5360 m and Dhampus pass at an elevation of 5234 m. The trekking trail has a richness in flora and faunas. Trekking along the dense forest, hills, and unspoiled agricultural lands and exploring the lifestyle & unique culture of the locals are really beautiful and very adorable.

Below, we have listed some of the packages you might be interested in: 

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