This region is known as an adventurous trekking in Nepal. Trekking off the main paths is not only possible. If you are an adventure lover, the trek to this area could be immensely rewarding. Geographically, the Dhaulagiri region is a steep slope with snow-caped Himalayan peaks. Mt. Dhaulagiri I is the sixth highest peak of Nepal and world’s seventh. The peak is high above the popular religious and trekking site of Muktinath. The vast area screens the hidden river up stream, ferns and forest of Oak and other deciduous trees and juniper forest. The rhododendron forest and many species of flowers are abundantly found on the trail. Tiny alpine flowers are found dotting the windswept ground even in the high mountain passes above the tree line.

Day 01 : Drive to Beni, O/N at camp

Day 02 : Trek to Tatopani / Babiyachaur, O/N at camp

Day 03 : Trek to Durbang, O/N at camp

Day 04 : Trek to Sibang, O/N at camp

Day 05 : Trek to Muri / Jugepani, O/N at camp

Day 06 : Trek to Bagar, O/N at camp

Day 07 : Trek to Dovan, O/N at camp

Day 08 : Trek to Sallaghari, O/N at camp

Day 09 : Trek to Upper Vungini (Italian base camp), O/N at camp

Day 10 : Rest at Italian base camp for acclimatization, O/N at camp

Day 11 : Trek to Glacier camp, O/N at camp

Day 12 : Trek to Dhaulagiri base camp, O/N at camp

Day 13 : Trek to Hidden valley via French col pass, O/N at camp

Day 14 : Trek to Yak Kharka via Thapa pass, O/N at camp

Day 15 : Trek to Marpha, O/N at camp

Day 16 : Rest at Marpha, O/N at camp

Day 17 : Trek to Kalopani, O/N at camp

Day 18 : Trek to Tatopani, O/N at camp

Day 19 : Trek to Ghorepani, O/N at camp

Day 20 : Trek to Birenthanti, O/N at camp

Day 21 : Drive back to Pokhara, O/N at hotel

Day 22 : Drive back to Kathmandu, O/N at hotel