Experience the most untamed and isolated regions of the Himalayas with the fantastic Dhaulagiri Base Camp Trek. The walking trail is located distant from populated areas and villages. Walking for many days amid the peace of the entire mountain environment, the breathtaking views, and the stunning landscapes.
You will be walking in the Far North Western Nepal Himalaya on the Dhaulagiri Base Camp Trek. locations that other Western adventurers and hikers rarely visit. Aside from a small number of tourists and mountaineers, the route is currently gradually gaining popularity because it takes you a week away from the most common trekking routes.
The allure of trekking to Dhaulagiri Base Camp is the daily views of snow-capped peaks, between the stunning scenery and pure setting. It takes you from the balmy subtropical temperature to the chilly alpine hills that surround the lonely and remote Magar people, one of Nepal’s numerous ethnic hill tribes.
The walk leads into a stunning alpine forest with magnificent fir, birch, oak, magnolia, and rhododendron tree lines. At 4,750 meters, Dhaulagiri Base Camp offers daily vistas of towering snow-capped peaks and regretless rocky moraine and ice fields. It is an incredible location tucked up between the towering Dhaulagiri mountain range.
As the walk continues, it crosses a high French Pass at 5,360 meters above sea level to arrive at the stunning Hidden Valley. And then across more picturesque passes to arrive at the Kaligandaki River valley, which encircles the lower Mustang regions at Marpha, a quaint Thakali settlement.
The last hike to the lower warm village at Tatopani, which has a cool hot spring, marks the end of our adventure. so that you can have pleasure before finishing our amazing trek to Dhaulagiri Base Camp with a drive to picturesque Pokhara.
Our incredible Dhaulagiri round trek is an unforgettable experience that will leave you with priceless memories to cherish.
“Explore the picturesque Hidden Valley at the base of the seventh-highest mountain in the world, Mount Dhaulagiri.”
“A breathtaking and thrilling overland trip to the breathtakingly lovely city of Pokhara.”
Entering the ancient hill settlements of the Magar and Thakali people, who have a rich cultural heritage
From remote landscapes of ice and glaciers to verdant alpine forests with pines, firs, and rhododendron trees
Stunning mountain vistas while taking a daily stroll through isolated traditional farming communities
Explore the picturesque Hidden Valley and the world’s seventh-highest mountain, Mount Dhaulagiri.
At the Base Camp of Dhaulagiri Trekking with stunning views of snow-capped mountains and their ice falls.”