Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek   |  19 Days

The Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek is an adventure within Nepal's Western Himalaya, which touches the Mustang and Mygdi areas and the Kaligandaki River Valley on the Old Trans Himalaya Salt Trade/Caravan Trail to Tibet beyond Jomsom and Mustang. A spectacular journey with daily views of dramatic landscapes includes rolling green hills, valleys, and gorges in the shade of giant peaks of the Dhaulagiri range with the Annapurna Himalaya.

The Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek leads you to the world's 7th highest base camp, close to its massive icefalls and remorseless glaciers fed with moraine, ice, and snow in between the giant peaks of the Dhaulagiri range at base camp. Mt. Dhaulagiri stands at 8,167 m high, which can be clearly seen from Pokhara Valley and on the drive to the starting point of the trek around Beni town by the raging Mygdi River, where our walk follows upstream right to its glacial source on this fabulous adventure. Mt. Dhaulagiri is a great range with many adjoining peaks from Dhaulagiri I–II–III to IV peaks extending towards the Dhaulagiri Trekking Region. Our adventure begins with an exciting drive from Kathmandu to scenic Pokhara with amazing close views of Annapurna Himalaya. Pokhara blessed with mountains and lakes, and with time in Pokhara, we are heading further west to begin our adventure. Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek, past Magar farms and remote villages of neatly tended crop fields and terraces. walking from the warmer low country and then into the alpine cooler region within deeply forested areas of rhododendron-pines-oaks and firs tree lines, which soon fades to the great field of Ice and snow walking on the glacier section toward Dhaulagiri base camp beneath the towering North Face of Mt. Dhaulagiri.

The Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek is the most popular trekking and hiking in Nepal that provides a very close-up view of the huge snow peak with challenging adventure that best suits very fit individuals wishing to go to the remote. Dhaulagiri Circuit Trekking offers hikers exceptional views in the great range with many adjoining peaks from Dhaulagiri. After an enjoyable time, the climb leads to crossing the highest pass of the trek over French Pass at 5,360 m high with sweeping panoramic views of all the Dhaulagiri range of mountains and then walking into the remote and scenic Hidden Valley. With a grand time around Dhaulagiri within the Hidden Valley, our walk continues heading towards the Kaligandaki River Valley around the Lower Mustang areas at Marpha and Jomsom after crossing Dhampus/Thapa Pass. ending our walk at the charming Marpha village, the famous village of Marpha on the main Annapurna Circuit Trek. You can now feel the difference at the lower altitude and enjoy the pine and rhododendron forests after the last few days of the rocky landscape. Marpha is famous for its apple orchards and its monastery. It is a very picturesque village with whitewashed houses and cobbled roads. Sitting on the banks of the Kali Gandaki River, this is certainly a great place to relax and stop for a while. The teahouses will have WiFi, so it is possibly your opportunity to catch up with the folks at home, too. Another highlight of this village is the apple brandy they make here. Trust us, while it tastes wonderful on your trek, if you buy some, you might find it is an acquired taste once you return home!

Trip Highlights

  • Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek adventure on the world's 7th and massive Mt. Dhaulagiri.
  • Dhaulagiri circuit Trekking passes through numerous traditional villages, experiencing local customs, hospitality, and vibrant cultural practices.
  • You'll pass through forests of rhododendron and rivers and high-altitude desert areas.
  • Stunning panorama views of some of the highest peaks in the world, including Annapurna I (8091 m), Machapuchare (6993 m), Dhaulagiri (8167 m), and Manaslu (8163 m).
  • Views of high snow-clad mountains on daily walks.
  • French Co. Pass (5,360 M) is one of the highest trekking passes in the world.
  • Try varieties of local traditional food of the Dhaulagiri Region Trekking.
  • Best season. In spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November), the skies are clearer and the weather is perfect for trekking.
  • Wonderful Journey: Best Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek.

Itinerary

  • 1Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu (1,324 M) and Transfer to Your Hotel.On arrival at Kathmandu International Airport, you will be well received by Reasonable Treks & Tour staff and then transferred to your hotel within the hub of Kathmandu city, around the most happening and exciting place around Thamel. After checking into your rooms with refreshments, our staff will brief you regarding the Dhaulagiri circuit Trek.
    Overnight stay at the hotel included
  • 2Drive from Kathmandu (1324 M) to Beni (899 M) Duration 9 - 10 Hours.Early in the morning, after breakfast, we will take a scenic drive to Beni from Kathmandu. The distance between Kathmandu and Beni is about 297 kilometers and the road are blacktopped. The view on the road is scenic as it passes through several rivers and towns.
    Overnight at a guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 3Drive from Beni (899 M) to Darbang (1,110 M) Duration 5 - 6 Hours.After breakfast, we will get a four-wheel local jeep and drive to Darbang village. The road is bumpy and it is completely off-road. However, the scenery of terraced farmlands and hilly villages makes this extremely bumpy jeep ride an adventurous experience.
    Overnight at a guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 4Trek from Darbang (1,110 M) to Jugepani (1,500 M) Duration 7 - 8 Hours.Today is the first day of hiking. We will embark on this strenuous journey to the base camp of the world’s 7th tallest mountain, Mt. Dhaulagiri. Please heed the instructions of the trekking guide and don’t trek further than any of the trekking crew members. We will trek through terraced farmlands and lush green forests to Jugepani.
    Overnight at a guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 5Trek from Jugepani (1,500 M) to Boghara (2,414 M) Duration 7 - 8 Hours.We start our day by ascending to the ridge and then descending to Juge Pani, where we stop for a lunch break. After lunch we ascend along a steep trail and then find ourselves high above the valley. The trail follows along a cliff edge and after about an hour, we reach Boghara Village, where we camp for the night.
    Overnight at a guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 6Trek from Boghara (2,414 M) to Dobang (2,520 M) Duration 7 - 8 Hours.The trail today begins as we head through cultivated fields while ascending to the ridge. The trail becomes a little less tiring and then we reach Lipshe Village, where we stop for lunch. We then trek through dense forest for about two to three hours until we reach Dobang Village, where we camp for the night.
    Overnight at a guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 7Trek from Dobang (2,520 M) to Shallaghari Khorla Camp (3,445 M) Duration 5 - 6 Hours.We will walk for about 5 to 6 hours on this day through lush green forests and grassy meadows. There are many grazing fields on this day’s trek. We will have to cross several streams and follow the herder’s trail most of the time.
    Overnight at a guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 8Trek from Shallaghari Khorla Camp (3,445 M) to Italian Base Camp (3,660 M) Duration 5 - 6 Hours.Today we need to remain focused, as the trail is less defined and you will need to watch your balance, as some of the trails can be dangerous. We follow the wild Myagdi Khola (river), stepping over logs and using our limbs to scramble up the more uneven areas of the track. We then ascend through bamboo and other untouched forests. Along the trail you may see langur monkeys scrambling about the treetops. After another three to four hours on the trail, we reach Dobhan and then Sallaghari, where we will stop for lunch. After lunch we continue to climb up through prickly Aeglea brush (broom brush). Two to three hours later we finally reach Italy Base Camp, previously used by Italian explorers prior to the ascent of Dhaulagiri. Tonight, we camp at Italy Base Camp.
    Overnight at a guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 9Trek from Italian Base Camp (3,660 M) to Japanese Base Camp (4,300 M) Duration 5 - 6 Hours.Today is a short trek of four to five hours before we reach Japanese Base Camp. Along the trail, after leaving Italy Base Camp, you will pass several memorials of climbers who perished while attempting to climb Dhaulagiri, which includes three Chinese climbers who died in 2010. Previous trekkers have left a fixed rope, making the descent less risky. We then cross the moraine to the Japanese Base Camp, where there is a single hut. We set up camp here for the night.
    Overnight at a tent, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 10Acclimatization in Japanese Base CampThe overnight places beyond this place are above 4500 m in height. Therefore, we must perform acclimatization activities. We will ascend 300 m to 400 m in a nearby trekking trail and again return back to the Japanese Base Camp to stay overnight. This will help us to spend overnight in Dhaulagiri Base Camp and Hidden Valley during the trek. We must not skip this acclimatization rest day.
    Overnight at a tent, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 11Trek from Japanese Base Camp (4,300 M) to Dhaulagiri Base Camp (4,740 M) Duration 7 - 8 Hours.Finally, after 7 to 8 hours of trekking from Japanese Base Camp, we will reach the foothill of the world’s 7th tallest mountain, Mt. Dhaulagiri. The trail is through moraines and cliff edges. However, the charm of being at the foothill of the mountain will help us walk on this trail. The view of mountains and the overnight staying place is located in a surreal place surrounded by mountains on all sides. It is truly a remarkable experience to gather!
    Overnight at a tent, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 12Acclimatization in Dhaulagiri Base Camp (4,740 M).You get to spend another day soaking up these magnificent surroundings as you acclimatize for the big push into the Hidden Valley. Explore the base camp and get some fantastic photos and footage. You are familiar with how the team set up the camp by now. All credit goes to those who can work so hard at this high altitude.
    Overnight at a tent, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 13Trek from Dhaulagiri Base Camp (4,740 M) to Hidden Valley (5,050 M) Via French Co. Pass (5,360 M) Duration 7 - 8 Hours.We will be reaching the highest altitude of this trek on this day. While trekking to Hidden Valley from Dhaulagiri Base Camp, we will have to cross the 5360 m French Col. Pass on the way. Therefore, it is tiring yet the most captivating trekking experience to collect. We will be staying overnight at 5100 m altitude. Always keep tabs of your conditions and inform the trekking leader if any difficulties arise.
    Overnight at a tent, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 14Trek from Hidden Valley (5,050 M) to Yak Kharka (3,680 M) Duration 6 - 7 Hours.Today is an easy day of trekking, as we will descend to a low-altitude place. The trail is through grazing fields and offers breathtaking scenery of mountains like Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Nilgiri. Get ready to be amazed by the drastic change in the landscape today. We will be entering the Lower Mustang region on this day and it is quite remarkable that you have come on this day of the hiking.
    Overnight at a tent, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 15Trek from Yak Kharka (3,680 M) to Marpha Village (2,566 M) Duration 4 - 5 Hours.Today, we are walking at a lower altitude as we head towards the famous village of Marpha on the main Annapurna Circuit Trek. You can now feel the difference at the lower altitude and enjoy the pine and rhododendron forests after the last few days of the rocky landscape. Marpha is famous for its apple orchards and its monastery. It is a very picturesque village with whitewashed houses and cobbled roads. Sitting on the banks of the Kali Gandaki River, this is certainly a great place to relax and stop for a while. The teahouses will have WiFi, so it is possibly your opportunity to catch up with the folks at home, too. Another highlight of this village is the apple brandy they make here. Trust us, while it tastes wonderful on your trek, if you buy some, you might find it is an acquired taste once you return home!
    Overnight at a guesthouse or Teahouse, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
  • 16Drive from Marpha Village (2,566 M) to Pokhara (822 M) and Transfer to Hotel Drive Duration: 7 - 8 Hours.The 16th day of your trip begins with an early morning, a breakfast, and then a drive to Pokhara; it takes around 7-8 hours. You will be taken to a hotel in Lakeside. After checking in to the hotel, you can rest for a bit and head out to explore the beautiful lake city of Pokhara or enjoy a few drinks with live music at a lakeside restaurant.
    Overnight at Hotel, Breakfast, and Lunch Included.
  • 17Drive from Pokhara (822 M) to Kathmandu (1,324 M) and Transfer to Hotel Drive Duration: 7 - 8 Hours.We will drive back to Kathmandu. By tourist bus, it takes 7 to 8 hours to get to Kathmandu; if you want to get back to Kathmandu by tourist bus, it's better to leave in the early morning after breakfast. Usually, all tourist buses leave at 7:00 am from Pokhara and will stop along the way for lunch and breakfast as well. It would be a long drive, but you can see the beautiful multi-scenes throughout the drive.
    Overnight at Hotel, and Breakfast Included.
  • 18Enjoy A Reserve Day in Kathmandu (1,324 M).You can use this day to relax. You can go on a city tour, get a massage, or do any other fun activities in the city.
    Overnight at Hotel and Breakfast included
  • 19Final International Departure from Tribhuvan International Airport.Your last day in Nepal, the amazing country of Himalayan wonders with Reasonable Treks and Tour. As per your flight time leaving to airport before 3 hours. our crew will drop you at the airport. We hope you had a wonderful trip to Nepal with us and cannot wait for the next adventure.
    Departure.

Cost Includes:

  • Airport pickup and drop-off by private vehicle.
  • Three nights’ accommodation with breakfast at a standard hotel in Kathmandu.
  • Transportation from Kathmandu to Beni and Marpha village to Pokhara by private jeep.
  • Transportation by tourist bus from Pokhara to Kathmandu.
  • Sharing jeep transportation, including from Beni to Darbang.
  • Three times full board meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner, during the hike in the mountain.
  • Fresh fruits every night after dinner.
  • Accommodation is in the best available twin-sharing room lodges and tent camp during the hike.
  • An experienced English-speaking trekking & hiking guide.
  • Strong, helpful Sherpa porters service (2 trekkers: 1 porter)
  • All food, accommodation, and insurance for the porter and trekking guide or hiking guide.
  • Trekking and hiking guide and porter’s salary.
  • We provided a sleeping bag, down jacket, duffel bag, and walking poles. The down jacket, duffel bag, and sleeping bag are to be returned after the completion of the trip.
  • Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) entry permit and Tourist Information Management System (TIMS) permit fee.
  • A comprehensive first-aid medical kit.
  • Assistant guide for groups of 8 or more people.
  • Reasonable Treks and Tour T-shirt.
  • Trip achievement certificate after successful trip completion.
  • All government and local taxes.

Cost Excludes:

  • Meals not including Kathmandu and Pokhara.
  • Extra night hotel accommodation in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
  • Travel insurance.
  • International airfare.
  • Nepal Entry Visa Fee.
  • All kinds of cold drinks, including water, coke, Fanta, juice, etc.
  • All the alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks, soup, tea, coffee, hot chocolate, Coca-Cola, mineral water, extra food, and cold and hot drinks on the trek (i.e., those you choose to purchase along the way and during evenings in the tea houses)
  • All desserts & sweet things like chocolate, cake, pie, and pudding.
  • Hot shower and battery charging at the tea houses.
  • Wi-Fi internet is not included during the hike.
  • Personal trekking equipment.
  • Tips for airport representative, tour guide, trekking staff, drivers, etc.

Trip Note

Accommodation on the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek.
Getting accommodation of different types is highly unlikely during the Dhaulagiri Trek. Don’t expect attached bathrooms and luxury rooms to spend overnight. In some places, you may have to spend overnight in a tented accommodation and, in some cases, in cow sheds too. However, the Reasonable Treks and Tour will ensure that you will get quality accommodation throughout the trekking journey but in lower altitudes and places like Beni, Sibhang, Muri, Marpha, and Jomsom, you can get quality lodges as well as cuisines from across the globe.

Food & Meals on the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek.
While traveling around the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek and lower altitudes, you will come across similar menus at all tea houses and lodges. The most commonly available foods around this hiking area are dal bhat, noodles, eggs, potatoes, and Tibetan bread. Dal Bhat set is the best option for hikers, as it is served in large portions. It comprises rice, lentils, vegetables, and soup. Usually while hiking, your guide will contact your next lodge/tea house or tent camp about your arrival, and by the time you reach your destination, your meal will be ready. You may be able to find other food items besides the ones mentioned above. However, keep in mind that the choices of food items in this region are very small. However, the Reasonable Treks and Tour will ensure that you will get quality and healthy food throughout the trekking journey. We will assign porters and cooks to serve healthy, warm, and delicious meals during the trek. In lower altitudes and places like Beni, Sibhang, Muri, Marpha, and Jomsom, you can get quality as well as cuisines from across the globe.

Transportation on the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek.
The best way to travel to the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek is by driving. Up until now, there is one gateway to the Dhaulagiri Region Trekking, and it is the Beni. Then you can either take a sharing jeep to reach the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek starting point. You will find a sharing jeep leaving for Darbang, for which you will have to book tickets to get a seat. Hiring a private 4-wheeler jeep is also a feasible idea. However, this can be expensive, as they will charge you by the day and may even charge you for the fuel. The drive to the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek is a scenic one, and you can enjoy the fleeting sights of the settlements and countryside of Nepal.

Best Time for Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek.
The best time is March to May and September to November for a Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek; however, the autumn and spring seasons This is the period of time between the months of September and early December, and as the monsoon season ends around September, the weather clears up, and you get the best views possible.

  • Spring Season: The Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek is a delightful and popular choice for travelers: the season's weather clears up, and you get the best views possible, and the weather in spring is mild and comfortable, with moderate temperatures and a lower chance of rain, making it ideal for outdoor activities. And it is another popular time for hiking in Nepal, with warm temperatures and colorful flowers blooming throughout the country.
  • Autumn Season: The season is between summer and winter, typically occurring from September to November, and the autumn season is a remarkable experience and a delightful and popular choice for travelers. The season is perfect for the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek and outdoor activities and is considered to have days that are warm and sunny with clear skies, mild temperatures, and sunshine, and the evenings offer a pleasant chill; is the best time for a Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek is when visibility is also excellent, making it perfect for mountain views and photography.

The Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek is It's worth noting that the weather is significantly different in the region you're visiting

Luggage/backpack on the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek.
Your main luggage will be carried by porters on the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek. And you simply carry a daypack with a water bottle, camera, sunscreen, spare jacket, etc., during the hike, as small loads allow you full enjoyment of the hike. A hike bag is ideal for your main luggage, plus a small lockable bag for travel clothes or anything that you do not need during the hike, which you can leave at the hotel’s locker room/safe deposit box in Kathmandu free of charge.

  • Proper clothing: Strong, durable, warm jackets; sweat-absorbent clothes for trekking; inner layers; undergarments; trousers; and socks.
  • Gear: hats, beanies, buffs/balaclavas, gloves, and hiking/trekking shoes.
  • Accessories: trekking poles, sunglasses, lamps/headlamps, water bottles, first aid kits, medication tablets, toiletries, etc.
  • Additional items: snacks, electronic gadgets (power bank, kindle, tablets), game cards, etc.

You should have a proper bag that can accommodate all the necessities. If you hire a porter, you can add another bag under the weight limit for your porter to carry.

Guides & porters on the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek.
It is highly recommended that you have a guide with you and hiring a porter depends on what kind of hike you are going on. The guides can help you in every aspect of the hike and they can guide you through the routes as well as help you with any emergencies. Guides are like companions for your trek. They don't just carry out their tasks as guides but help you with the lodges and all communication tasks so that everything is smooth. They will keep you on schedule and make sure everything is going according to plan. The number of guides and porters depends on the group you have. The larger the group, the more porters and guides are required.

Group Size & Crew Member Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek.
You can choose your own group size according to your preference. You may have to hire more porters and guides according to the size of your group. You may require a set of crew members if you are planning to go on camping hikes. You will need porters, guides, cooks, etc. They will help you set up camps as you go. For other hikes, your group members must be skilled in navigating. However, travel agencies will assist you with guides, assistant guides, and porters. They will help you get through the well-established routes. You may also travel alone if you wish, but it depends upon the agreement stating that you are responsible for your own safety.

Medical Facility on Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek.
It is highly recommended that you bring medications that you think will be required after ample research. You can carry some common medications that can be used to deal with a headache, flu, stomach problems, etc. If you travel with a guide, he will also most likely have a first aid kit. Most guides will also be trained in first aid procedures and basic medical and life aid. There will most likely be small medical shops around the villages, which can help you with the primary treatment and common medicines. You can easily find hospitals at lower altitudes.

Altitude Sickness on the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek.
One of the risks of traveling to high altitude is altitude sickness. When you travel at high altitudes, the oxygen density lowers. To keep going, you have to maintain a slow and steady pace, exerting minimum pressure on your body. The biggest threat of altitude sickness is that it cannot be cured or gotten rid of instantly. Symptoms of altitude sickness include shortness of breath, fatigue, insomnia, headache, nausea, etc. If you experience any of these, stop your hike and take some medications or descend right away. Medications such as Diamox can help you in dire situations. By staying hydrated, getting adequate rest, and acclimatizing to the location, you can avoid altitude complications. If such cases do arise, consult with the trek guide to take further actions.

Insurance & Rescue on Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek.
Insurance is one of the key things you must have covered if you are traveling at high altitudes. Usually, your travel insurance policy does not easily cover high-altitude travel. While traveling at high altitudes, you may face health issues and require immediate medical attention or even a rescue operation. You will need a rescue team to carry you to the nearest hospital. Sometimes, helicopter rescue services are required too. As such facilities can be really expensive, it is best to have insurance to cover all of these charges. You can find insurance providers who also cover your insurance at high altitudes.

If you plan your trip with us, please do make sure that your travel insurance covers all the costs mentioned above from a reliable company; we recommend some travel insurance companies listed below for you.

Australians and New Zealanders for People:

  • Cover-More Travel Insurance
  • CGU Insurance Limited
  • Fast Cover
  • Allianz

For the British:

  • Specialty Group (UK) Limited
  • First Assist Services Limited
  • Harrison Beaumont
  • Buy cheap travel insurance

For Europe and South Africa:

  • Assistance CORIS
  • Travel insurance Consultants Pty. Ltd.

For Canadians and Americans:

  • Online Global Health Insurance.
  • Geobleu Travel Insurance.
  • Travelex
  • Access America
  • HCC Medical Insurance Services
  • Good Neighbor Insurance
  • International Health
  • Multinational Underwriters
  • IC Travel Insurance Coordinators Ltd
  • Travel Assist

For Indian:

  • Bharati AXA Travel Insurance,
  • ICICI Lombard
  • HDFC Ergo Travel Insurance
  • Reliance Travel insurance
  • Bajaj Allianz Travel insurance

Acclimatization on the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek.
Acclimatization is an absolutely necessary part of any high-altitude travel. This is the only way your body can deal with the increase in altitude. Acclimatization helps your body produce more red blood cells; this increases the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood, thus making your body adjust to the altitude change. This process can require up to hours and even days. But it is best to not take any risk and give your body the maximum amount of rest you can. You are recommended to spend at least one night or more at every checkpoint for acclimatization. This will be just enough to lower the risk of any disease you can get at high altitudes.

Booking and Payment on Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek.
You can book the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek with Reasonable Treks and Tour, and we will provide that package at the best reasonable cost for you. To book a Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek, you must comply with the terms and agreements set by the agency: all required documents, such as a passport photocopy and two passport-size photos, etc., must be submitted, and if you can book with our company, then we need the photocopy of your passport, and you have to pay us a minimum of 15% payment of the total cost as an advance. You can pay us through different mediums like cash, bank transfer, or online, and we accept booking deposits through credit cards (Master Card or Visa), Pay Pal, Union Pay, and many more, and you can also pay us direct cash. We also accept your last-minute booking, but the booking should be done at least 10 hours prior to the trip departure date. If you have any questions regarding the tour, then feel free to contact us.

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  • Trip Cost USD $0
  • Trip Duration 19 Days
  • DestinationNepal
  • Trip Difficulty Moderate
  • Trip StyleCamping Trek
  • AccomodationHotel + Lodges
  • Transportation: Tourist Bus / Jeep
  • Meals: Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: French Co. Pass (5,360 M)
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