Rising to 8,167 meters, Dhaulagiri is the seventh highest mountain in the world. Stretching approximately 120 km from the Kali Gandaki River in the west to the Bheri River, its name means “White Mountain” in Sanskrit. The peak was first successfully climbed in 1960 by a joint Swiss, Austrian, and Nepali expedition. Dhaulagiri’s summit stretches over thirty miles, creating a dramatic landscape of winding ridges, massive ice formations, and steep icefalls.
Separated from Annapurna by the Kali Gandaki Gorge—the deepest gorge in the world—Dhaulagiri is located in a remote region of Nepal. Climbing it requires excellent physical fitness and high-quality equipment, as strong winds and high-altitude conditions make the ascent challenging. The mountain offers six different routes, each with stunning ice and snow formations, making the trek an exciting and memorable adventure.
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu [1,300m/4,264ft]
Day 02: Kathmandu: Sightseeing & Welcome Dinner
Day 03: Rest/preparation Day
Day 04: Fly Pokhara[823m/2,700ft]/drive Darbang
Day 05: Trek Sibang [1,750m/5,740ft]
Day 06: Trek Jugapani [2,000m/6,560ft]
Day 07: Trek Dobang [2,260m/7,415ft]
Day 08: Trek Soligari [3,100m/10,170ft]
Day 09: Trek Italian Camp [3,660m/12,010ft]
Day 10: Rest/acclimatize
Day 11: Trek Glacier Camp [4,200m/13,780ft]
Day 12: Trek Dhaulagiri Base Camp [4,700m/15,420ft]
Day 13/42: Climbing period
Day 43: Trek Yak Kharka [3,680m/12,075ft]
Day 44: Trek Jomsom, fly Jomsom [2,745m/9,005ft]-Pokhara
Day 45: Fly Pokhara-Kathmandu
Day 46/50: Contingency Day (Can be used anytime according to the requirement to recover obstruction by weather conditions, flight delay, etc.)
Day 51: Depart Kathmandu
All other items not mentioned in the list of ‘What is Included’
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu [1,300m/4,264ft]
Day 02: Kathmandu: Sightseeing & Welcome Dinner
Day 03: Rest/preparation Day
Day 04: Fly Pokhara[823m/2,700ft]/drive Darbang
Day 05: Trek Sibang [1,750m/5,740ft]
Day 06: Trek Jugapani [2,000m/6,560ft]
Day 07: Trek Dobang [2,260m/7,415ft]
Day 08: Trek Soligari [3,100m/10,170ft]
Day 09: Trek Italian Camp [3,660m/12,010ft]
Day 10: Rest/acclimatize
Day 11: Trek Glacier Camp [4,200m/13,780ft]
Day 12: Trek Dhaulagiri Base Camp [4,700m/15,420ft]
Day 13/42: Climbing period
Day 43: Trek Yak Kharka [3,680m/12,075ft]
Day 44: Trek Jomsom, fly Jomsom [2,745m/9,005ft]-Pokhara
Day 45: Fly Pokhara-Kathmandu
Day 46/50: Contingency Day (Can be used anytime according to requirement to recover obstruction by weather condition, flight delay etc.)
Day 51: Depart Kathmandu
We first met Dorjee Sherpa in 2012 and did a trek with him to Langtang before it was devastated in the earthquake. We quickly fell in love with the himalayas, the Nepalese people, their culture, and Dorjee shepa. The Langtang trek was a beautiful trek and a great introductory to the…
Matt massey, United StatesNovember 01, 2025
Just got home from our second trek in the Himalayas with Dorjee sherpa. We treked to tengboche for the mani rimdu festival. The festival was incredible and the mountains are magnificent. Dorjee is a great guide and we really enjoyed staying at his Buddha lodge and meeting his wonderful family.
Matt massey, United StatesNovember 01, 2025
My family and friends from Maui completed a 10 day trek through Sagarmatha National Park to Tengboche to view the Mani Rimdu Festival in November . Our Guide Dorjee Sherpa and his associates arranged a fantastic trip for us. We stayed at his Buddha Lodge in Phakding and were treated very…
Kevin Horan, NepalNovember 01, 2025
I spent very memorable days in the Everest region in Nepal. I used to dream to see this highest peak of the world and now I arrested it in my camera. My guide arranged everything and helped me a lot. He did not let me feel tired and boring.
Austin, Netherlands AntillesNovember 01, 2025



