Dhaulagiri Round Trek| Dhaulagiri Base Camp Trekking

Dhaulagiri (8,167m), one of the most popular peaks for climbing in the Himalayas is the seventh highest mountain in the world. A Swiss, Austrian and Nepali expedition was the first to climb Dhaulagiri on May 13, 1960. The mountain name Dhaulagiri was originated from Sanskrit where “Dhawala” means dazzling, white, beautiful and “Giri” means mountain. Dhaulagiri circuit trek is known to be the best-trampled track that gives you the true feeling of adventure as well as thrilling views of Massif Mountain and glaciers.

It is challenging and adventurous trek compare with other treks, as the participant will have to pass through the passes of 5000m and above. The route following the Dhaulagiri circuit trek touches the majestic mountains Dhaulagiri at Dhaulagiri Base Camp. You will also be passing through different villages and forest throughout which you will able to see the lifestyle of local people and lots of flora and fauna. The advantage to trek in this region is the luxurious landscape, hidden valleys; High Mountain passes along with snow-capped peaks of Mt. Dhaulagiri, Mt. Manaslu, and Mt. Annapurna.

As mentioned above trekking on Dhaulagiri circuit leads you to the two high passes known as French pass at an altitude of 5,360m and Dhampus pass at an altitude of 5,234m. But no worries there will be the best of the best guide who will assist you to across the passes with no difficulties. If you are going on this trek then surely don’t forget to take your cameras to capture the beautiful natural sceneries.