Dhaulagiri Region

Mount Dhaulagiri, towering at 8,167 meters, is the seventh-highest mountain globally, earning the moniker “White Mountain” due to its dazzling snow-covered peaks. Situated in Nepal’s western region, Dhaulagiri offers trekkers a pure and less-traveled path, showcasing a blend of natural beauty and cultural depth. The region’s varied landscapes range from green subtropical valleys to arid high-altitude landscapes, inhabited by ethnic communities like the Magars and Gurungs. ​

Dhaulagiri Trekking Routes

The Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek is a challenging expedition encircling Mount Dhaulagiri, leading adventurers through remote valleys, dense forests, and over high mountain passes such as the French Pass (5,360 meters) and Dhampus Pass (5,240 meters). This trek demands physical fitness and acclimatization but rewards unparalleled views of the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges. Another notable route is the Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek, which explores into the heart of the Dhaulagiri massif, offering intimate encounters with its towering peaks and serene landscapes.
Exclusive Packages Combining Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Treks
For those seeking a comprehensive Himalayan experience, combining the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek with the Annapurna Circuit Trek presents an unparalleled adventure. This extended journey looks at diverse landscapes, from the rugged trails of Dhaulagiri to the culturally rich villages along the Annapurna route. Additionally, the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek offers a shorter yet equally enriching experience, providing panoramic sunrise views over both the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges. These combined packages serve trekkers aiming to immerse themselves fully in Nepal’s mountainous beauty and cultural window shades. ​