Dhaulagiri Trek

Trip Overview

The Dhaulagiri Trek is an astonishing journey to explore the unexplored grandeur of the Dhaulagiri massif. The trail to Dhaulagiri Base Camp is off-beaten and also a challenging trek. The seventh-highest mountain in the world, Mt. Dhaulagiri, maybe one of your dream destinations. The view of the snow-clad mountains and the massive glaciers is a sight for sore eyes. As there are white mountains to adore and capture with your camera, the Dhaulagiri trek is also about knowing the culture and passing through the terraced farmlands, small wooden bridges, green forests, and beloved untamed rivers.

The Dhaulagiri massif stretches from the Kaligandaki River to the west of Bheri. Dhaulagiri I is the seventh-highest mountain in the world. Since the trail to the Dhaulagiri massif is remote and off-beaten, the accommodation and the food are modest and simple. Likewise, the trek is comparatively hard, so the trek is fit for the fit and trekking enthusiast. A high level of endurance is very much needed to face the harsh and cold environment. The trek starts in Kathmandu, taking you to the secluded and far-flung region where you will get a chance to relish the natural beauty of Dhaulagiri Massif. Passing the lush forest and charming little villages with settlements of the Gurung or Magar community and exposing their unique tradition and culture to the visitor is an opportunity to see and learn many things at the same time. Furthermore, crossing the deepest gorge in the world, the Kali Gandaki Gorge, is an adventurous thing to do.

Those who prefer to do trekking in Nepal have many options to choose from to do the trek in any area to see the blissful Himalayas of Nepal. The Dhaulagiri Trek is not just a simple trek where you will be seeing and capturing a lot of beautiful mountains with your camera but it’s also about challenging yourself to the beauty of distant and unspoiled beauty of the Dhaulagiri massif. Highland Eco Trek can tailor your itinerary for those who are interested in doing the trek.