Discover ✦ Explore ✦ Protect

Ghale Treks | Adventure Travel DMC - ESTD. in 2000

All Inclusive

From$38,500$37,500

Booking Form

Enquiry Form

Save To Wish List

306

45 Nights 46 Days

Availability : 01 Jan - 31 Dec'

Kathmandu

Dhaulagiri

Min Age : 18+

Max People : 24

Trip Overview

Embark on an extraordinary 46-day adventure with Ghale Treks as you take on the formidable challenge of climbing Mount Dhaulagiri, the seventh highest peak in the world. This comprehensive expedition combines thrilling high-altitude mountaineering with immersive cultural experiences, taking you through remote villages, rugged landscapes, and pristine wilderness. Led by experienced guides and Sherpas, this journey is designed for adventure enthusiasts seeking to push their limits while exploring the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas.

Throughout this expedition, you will enjoy a well-supported ascent, including acclimatization days, expert logistical arrangements, and top-tier safety measures. From the bustling streets of Kathmandu to the serene valleys of Dolpo and the towering summit of Dhaulagiri, every moment is crafted to provide a once-in-a-lifetime mountaineering experience. Join Ghale Treks for an unforgettable journey of challenge, discovery, and achievement amidst the majestic Himalayan scenery.

Departure & Return Location

Kathmandu, Nepal

Tour Type

Private Tour/Joining a group

Price Includes

Airport transfers between the airport and hotel in Kathmandu via private vehicle, ensuring smooth arrival and departure logistics.
Accommodation in Kathmandu at a 4-star hotel for four nights in a single room with bed and breakfast, providing comfort before your trek begins.
Farewell dinner at a tourist standard restaurant in Kathmandu, offering an opportunity to meet fellow travelers and staff in a convivial setting.
Assistance with cargo clearance at Nepal Customs; while the clearance cost is subject to charges, support is provided to facilitate smooth processing.
Hotel accommodation in Pokhara for two nights in a 3-star hotel with shared room and bed and breakfast plan (lunch and dinner excluded).
Permits required for the expedition, including climbing permits issued by the Nepalese government, conservation area entry fees, and necessary royalties.
A government liaison officer equipped with full gear, salary, and accommodation to assist with official procedures.
Garbage management fees, including stool shipment transfer and garbage deposit charges, ensuring environmental responsibility.
Medical and emergency rescue insurance coverage for all Nepalese staff involved in the trek and expedition.
Trekking and climbing maps to assist navigation and planning during the expedition.
One duffle bag for each member to carry personal gear.
Domestic flights from Kathmandu to Pokhara, and transportation by jeep from Pokhara to Marpha, as well as return arrangements from Marpha to Pokhara and Kathmandu, to facilitate movement between key locations.
Transportation of expedition equipment from Kathmandu to Marpha by truck, and from Marpha to base camp via helicopter, mules, or porters, depending on conditions, with different transportation options adopted as necessary.
Personal baggage allowance up to 60 kg per member, carried by porters or mules during the trek; overweight luggage incurs extra charges.
Full board during the trek, including three daily meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner), with tea and coffee, served at hotels, lodges, or tea houses, with hygienic food standards maintained.
Base camp logistics support with full board meals, comfortable box tents, and facilities like dining, kitchen, toilet, and shower tents, along with fresh produce and drinks, facilitated by helicopter flights.
All camping arrangements and logistical support during the trek.
Porters assigned per member to assist with carrying gear up to and from base camp.
Well-trained base camp staff, including cooks and helpers, ensuring smooth operations.
Individual box tents provided for each member at base camp, along with comprehensive base camp equipment such as tents, foam mattresses, dining and communication tents, toilets, showers, and necessary cooking gear.
Heaters at base camp in dining and other key camps to ensure warmth.
Solar panels and generators for lighting, device charging, and electrical needs at base camp.
Training sessions at base camp on oxygen use, ice wall climbing, and ladder techniques led by professional guides.
High-altitude climbing Sherpas assigned to each member for the entire ascent, assisting with gear and route fixing.
Assistance from Sherpas in carrying gear to high camps during the climb.
Salaries, equipment, food, and clothing allowances for high-altitude Sherpas.
Summit oxygen bottles (3 x 4L) per member and one for each Sherpa, with masks and regulators, to ensure safety at high altitudes.
Backup oxygen supplies at base camp for emergencies, available at an additional charge.
Infrastructure and logistics support at high camps, including tents, cooking gas, group climbing gear, ropes, and supplies at various camps (C1, C2, C3).
Shared tents at high camps with two members per tent to optimize space and safety.
Route fixing team of experienced Sherpas to establish the climbing route without additional charges.
Satellite communication devices, including satellite phones and walkie-talkies, for emergency and operational communication.
Internet facilities at base camp, subject to charges.
Regular weather forecasts from Meteotest, Bern, throughout the expedition to aid planning.
Comprehensive medical kit available for members and staff.
A climbing certificate issued by the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) upon successful summit.

Price Excludes

International airfare to and from Kathmandu; travelers are responsible for their flight tickets.
Nepal entry visa fee of $125 USD for a 90-day visa, payable upon arrival.
Lunch and dinner expenses during your stay in Kathmandu and Pokhara, especially if staying outside scheduled meals or after early returns.
Extra nights’ accommodation in Kathmandu and Pokhara due to early arrival, late departure, or unforeseen travel delays.
Additional nights in lower villages for rest beyond scheduled stops, which are not included in the standard itinerary.
Insurance policies covering medical treatment, high-altitude evacuation, trip cancellation, and other risks; travelers must arrange their own insurance and provide proof before arrival.
Personal expenses such as telephone calls, internet, toiletries, battery recharges, hot showers, laundry, soft drinks, beers, and alcoholic beverages during the trek and in Kathmandu.
Personal climbing equipment including clothing, backpacks, medical kits, and other personal gear not provided by the expedition.
Toiletries like soaps, shampoos, tissue papers, toothpaste, and personal hygiene products.
Fees for filming, photography, drone permits, or special media activities.
Summit bonuses for Sherpas (minimum $1500 USD per Sherpa) are not included and are paid separately.
Tipping for guides, porters, cooks, and staff—recommended contributions as specified.
Any additional services, activities, or items not explicitly listed in the “Cost Includes” section.

Cancellation policy

More than 60 days before departure: Full refund minus a processing fee.
30 to 60 days before departure: 50% of the trip cost will be refunded.
7 to 29 days before departure: 25% of the trip cost will be refunded.
Less than 7 days before departure: No refund will be issued.

What to Expect

Trekkers on the 46-day Mt. Dhaulagiri Expedition can expect an awe-inspiring adventure through some of Nepal’s most remote and spectacular landscapes, combining challenging high-altitude climbing with immersive cultural encounters. The journey offers a perfect blend of rugged wilderness, pristine glaciers, and panoramic mountain views, culminating in the summit of one of the world’s highest peaks. Along the way, trekkers will experience diverse terrains, including lush valleys, arid plateaus, and snow-capped ridges, all supported by expert guides and logistical arrangements to ensure safety and comfort. This expedition promises not only a remarkable mountaineering feat but also personal growth and unforgettable memories amid the majestic Himalayan scenery.

Trip Highlights

Crossing the Dhaulagiri Glacier and exploring the remote Dhaulagiri Base Camp.
Ascending to the challenging high-altitude camps with breathtaking views of surrounding peaks.
Experiencing the unique culture and hospitality of traditional Nepalese villages along the route.
Witnessing panoramic vistas of Himalayan giants, including Annapurna, Manaslu, and Dhaulagiri ranges.
Conquering the summit of Mt. Dhaulagiri, standing on top of one of the world’s highest and most prestigious mountains.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival to Kathmandu & Transfer to the Hotel (1,400m)

Upon arrival in Kathmandu, guests will be welcomed and assisted with their transfer to the hotel situated at an elevation of approximately 1,400 meters. This initial transfer marks the beginning of your adventurous journey with Ghale Treks, providing a comfortable start to your Himalayan exploration. Overnight on the hotel.

Day 2: Rest in Kathmandu and briefing and Preparing

Enjoy a restful stay in Kathmandu, where you can unwind and acclimate to the surroundings. During this time, a comprehensive briefing will be provided to outline the upcoming expedition details, safety protocols, and necessary preparations to ensure a smooth and successful trek. This phase allows you to prepare both mentally and physically for the adventures ahead. Overnight in the hotel.

Day 3: Fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara (960m)

Travel from Kathmandu to Pokhara by air, with an altitude of approximately 960 meters. This scenic flight offers stunning views of the Himalayan landscape and marks a significant step in your journey, providing a seamless transition from the bustling city to the serene lakeside town of Pokhara. Overnight in the hotel.

Day 4: Drive from Pokhara to Marpha (2,670m)

Transfer from Pokhara to Marpha by vehicle, covering the scenic drive to an altitude of approximately 2,670 meters. This journey takes you through picturesque landscapes, charming villages, and rugged mountain scenery, setting the stage for the next phase of your adventure in the high Himalayas. Overnight in the lodge.

Day 5: Acclimatization in Marpha (Rest Day): Explore Muktinath

Acclimatization in Marpha (Rest Day): Use this day to rest and adjust to the altitude, and take the opportunity to explore the charming village of Marpha, known for its apple orchards and traditional Thakali culture. Additionally, consider a trip to Muktinath, a sacred pilgrimage site located nearby, renowned for its Hindu and Buddhist temples and stunning mountain views. Overnight in the lodge.

Day 6: Trek from Marpha to Yak Kharka (4,900m)

Trek from Marpha to Yak Kharka (4,900m): Embark on a trek ascending from the charming village of Marpha to Yak Kharka, a high-altitude pasture area. This route offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, rugged terrain, and step-by-step altitude gain as you approach the yak grazing pastures at higher elevation. It’s a significant move upward, bringing you closer to the Thorung La Pass and the Himalayan wilderness.Overnight in the tent.

Day 7: Trek from Yak Kharka to Dhampus Basecamp – Hidden Valley (Via Thapa Pass 5244m)

Trek from Yak Kharka to Dhampus Basecamp – Hidden Valley (Via Thapa Pass 5,244m): This challenging route takes you from Yak Kharka through rugged mountainous terrain to Dhampus Basecamp, passing over the impressive Thapa Pass at 5,244 meters. The trek offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and the dramatic landscape of the Hidden Valley. Crossing Thapa Pass is a demanding but rewarding experience, providing a sense of achievement and spectacular scenery as you approach the serene Dhampus Basecamp and the mystical Hidden Valley. Overnight in the tent.

Day 8: Trek from Dhampus Base Camp to Dhaulagiri Base Camp (4,750m)

Trek from Dhampus Base Camp to Dhaulagiri Base Camp (4,750m): This trek takes you from the tranquil Dhampus Base Camp through rugged alpine terrain towards the foot of the mighty Dhaulagiri massif. As you ascend, you’ll be surrounded by breathtaking mountain vistas, glaciers, and snow-capped peaks. Reaching Dhaulagiri Base Camp at 4,750 meters offers an up-close view of the world’s seventh-highest mountain, providing an awe-inspiring experience amidst the raw beauty of the Himalayan wilderness. Overnight in the tent.

Day 9-30: Rotation: [Basecamp – Rotation (Camp I, Camp II, touch Camp III) – Basecamp]

Rotation: [Basecamp – Rotation (Camp I, Camp II, Touch Camp III) – Basecamp]: This itinerary involves a series of acclimatization rotations designed to help climbers adapt to high altitude. Starting from Basecamp, climbers proceed to Camp I, then move upward to Camp II, and finally reach Touch Camp III. After completing the rotation, they descend back to Basecamp to rest and prepare for the final summit push. This systematic approach enhances safety and increases the chances of a successful ascent by gradually acclimatizing the body to higher elevations. Overnight in the tent.

Day 30-40: Summit Push: [Base Camp to Camp II, Camp II to Camp III, Camp III to Dhaulagiri Summit (8,167m) and back to Camp II or direct to the Base Camp]

Summit Push: [Base Camp to Camp II, Camp II to Camp III, Camp III to Dhaulagiri Summit (8,167m) and back to Camp II or directly to Base Camp]: This is the final and most challenging phase of the expedition. Climbers start from Base Camp and move upward to Camp II, then proceed to Camp III to prepare for the summit bid. From Camp III, they make a strenuous ascent to the summit of Dhaulagiri at 8,167 meters, overcoming technical and high-altitude challenges. After reaching the summit, climbers descend back to Camp II for acclimatization or, if conditions permit, descend directly to Base Camp, completing the expedition. Overnight in the tent.

Day 41: Trek from Dhaulagiri BC to Yak Kharka (3,680m)

Trek from Dhaulagiri Base Camp to Yak Kharka (3,680m): This trek involves traveling from Dhaulagiri Base Camp through rugged mountainous terrain to Yak Kharka. The route offers stunning views of the surrounding peaks and landscapes, and it typically takes several hours to reach Yak Kharka, a high-altitude village known for yak grazing and as a stopping point for trekkers and climbers preparing for further ascent. This trek provides an opportunity for acclimatization and enjoying the natural beauty of the Himalayan region. Overnight in the tent

Day 42: Trek from Yak Kharka to Marpha

Trek from Yak Kharka to Marpha: This trek involves descending from Yak Kharka through scenic mountainous terrain to the charming village of Marpha. The route typically passes through lush forests, terraced fields, and traditional villages, offering stunning views of the surrounding peaks. Marpha is well known for its apple orchards, traditional Thakali culture, and its quaint, stone-built houses. This trek provides a cultural experience and an opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty of the Himalayan landscape as you make your way towards the lower elevations. Overnight in the lodge.

Day 43: Drive from Marpha to Pokhara

Drive from Marpha to Pokhara: This journey involves traveling by vehicle from the village of Marpha, located in the Mustang district, to the city of Pokhara. The drive typically takes around 8 to 10 hours, depending on road conditions and weather. The route descends through scenic mountain landscapes, terraced fields, and traditional villages, offering breathtaking views of the Himalayas. As you approach Pokhara, you’ll enjoy the transition from rugged mountain terrain to the lush, lakeside city known for its stunning views of Annapurna and its vibrant lakeside atmosphere. This drive provides a comfortable and scenic way to conclude your trek or mountain adventure in the region. Overnight in the hotel.

Day 44: Fly from Pokhara to Kathmandu & transfer to hotel

Fly from Pokhara to Kathmandu & transfer to hotel: This short flight typically takes about 25 to 30 minutes, offering breathtaking aerial views of the Himalayan range, including the Annapurna massif and surrounding mountains. After arriving at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, you’ll be transferred to your hotel, where you can relax and unwind. This flight provides a quick and scenic transition from the tranquil lakeside city of Pokhara back to the bustling capital of Nepal, allowing you to rest or prepare for your onward journey. Overnight in the hotel.

Day 45: Leisure Day in Kathmandu City

Leisure Day in Kathmandu City: Enjoy a relaxing day exploring the vibrant capital of Nepal at your own pace. You can visit some of the city’s famous sites such as Durbar Square, Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Pashupatinath Temple, or Boudhanath Stupa. Alternatively, take time to shop for souvenirs, enjoy local cuisine at cafes or restaurants, or simply stroll through the bustling streets to experience the local culture and atmosphere. This leisure day offers a perfect opportunity to rest, reflect on your journey, and soak in the unique charm of Kathmandu before proceeding with your plans. O

Day 46: Transfer to International Airport for final departure

Transfer to International Airport for final departure: After your time in Kathmandu, you will be transferred to Tribhuvan International Airport for your onward journey. Ensure you arrive at the airport well in advance to complete check-in procedures and security formalities. This marks the end of your trip, leaving you with wonderful memories of Nepal’s landscapes, culture, and hospitality. Safe travels!

Important Information

Know before you go

What to bring

Additional Notes

Best Time to Trek
Autumn (September to November): This period offers clear skies, stable weather, and panoramic views of the Himalayas, making it the most popular season for the Dhaulagiri trek.
Spring (March to May): Witness blooming rhododendrons and vibrant flora, with favorable weather conditions suitable for high-altitude trekking.
Physical Preparation
Fitness Level: A good level of cardiovascular endurance, strength, and prior trekking experience are essential. Regular aerobic exercises, hiking with loads, and strength training will help prepare your body.
Medical Check-up: Consult your healthcare provider to assess your fitness for high-altitude trekking, and to discuss vaccinations and altitude sickness prevention.
Permits and Documentation
Trekking Permits: Ghale Treks will arrange all necessary permits, including the Dhaulagiri Conservation Area Permit and other required entry permits.
TIMS Card: Your Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) card will be organized by Ghale Treks to ensure smooth entry and safety management.
Domestic Air Tickets & Entry Tickets: All domestic flight bookings and entry tickets for entry points or landmarks will be arranged by Ghale Treks.
Travel Insurance: Make sure your insurance covers high-altitude trekking, emergency rescue, and evacuation. Ghale Treks can provide guidance on suitable policies.
Packing Essentials
Clothing: Layered clothing to handle temperature variations, waterproof gear, thermal wear, and sturdy trekking boots.
Gear: Trekking poles, sleeping bag suitable for cold weather, headlamp, and a durable backpack.
Personal Items: Sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, personal toiletries, and any required medications.
Accommodation and Meals
Lodging: Comfortable tea houses and lodges are available along the trail, with reservations recommended during peak seasons.
Food: Nutritious meals are provided at lodges; carry high-energy snacks like nuts, chocolates, and energy bars for additional sustenance.
Guides and Porters
Guides: Experienced guides arranged by Ghale Treks will enhance your safety and cultural understanding.
Porters: Porters can be hired to carry your main luggage, making the trek more manageable and comfortable.
Cultural Sensitivity
Respect Local Customs: Dress modestly and be respectful of local traditions and religious sites.
Language: Learning basic Nepali phrases can foster goodwill and facilitate communication with locals.
Health and Safety
Altitude Sickness: Be aware of symptoms such as headache, nausea, and fatigue. Follow Ghale Treks’ acclimatization schedule and hydration protocols.
Hydration: Drink plenty of water regularly to prevent altitude sickness and maintain energy levels.
Environmental Responsibility
Leave No Trace: Follow eco-friendly practices by minimizing waste, respecting wildlife, and avoiding damage to vegetation.
Waste Management: Ghale Treks emphasizes responsible disposal—carry out all waste and dispose of it in designated areas.

Enjoy your Mt. Dhaulagiri adventure with preparedness and respect for the mountains!

Packing for a 46-day Mt. Dhaulagiri Expedition requires careful consideration to ensure you have everything you need while keeping your load manageable. Here’s a comprehensive packing list:

Clothing

Base Layers: Moisture-wicking shirts and thermal underwear for cold mornings and evenings.
Insulating Layers: Fleece or down jacket to keep warm at higher altitudes.
Outer Layers: Waterproof and windproof jacket and pants to protect against rain and wind.
Trekking Pants: Durable, quick-drying trekking trousers.
T-shirts: Lightweight, quick-dry T-shirts for daytime.
Underwear and Socks: Moisture-wicking, quick-drying underwear and wool or synthetic socks.
Warm Hat and Gloves: For cold weather and high-altitude conditions.
Sun Hat and Sunglasses: For sun protection during daytime.

Footwear

Trekking Boots: Sturdy, waterproof, and well-broken-in hiking boots.
Camp Shoes: Lightweight shoes or sandals for evenings and rest stops.
Gaiters: To prevent debris and snow from entering your boots.

Gear

Backpack: 60-70 liters with rain cover to carry your essentials.
Sleeping Bag: Rated for temperatures down to -15°C or lower for comfort at high altitudes.
Trekking Poles: Adjustable for stability on uneven terrain.
Headlamp: Plus extra batteries for night-time use.
Water Bottles or Hydration Bladder: To ensure adequate hydration.
Water Purification: Tablets or filter for safe drinking water.

Personal Items

First Aid Kit: Including bandages, antiseptic, pain relievers, altitude sickness medication, and personal prescriptions.
Toiletries: Biodegradable soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, wet wipes, hand sanitizer.
Sunscreen and Lip Balm: High SPF for UV protection.
Snacks: High-energy items like nuts, dried fruits, and energy bars.
Camera: To capture the breathtaking scenery.

Documents and Money

Permits: Organized by Ghale Treks (permits, TIMS card, entry tickets).
Passport and Copies: Keep a photocopy and digital scans.
Cash: Small amounts of local currency for tips and minor expenses.

Extras

Personal Electronics: Power bank or portable charger for devices.
Personal Identification: Copies of your passport, permits, and insurance details.
Entertainment: Book or e-reader for rest days or downtime.

Environmental Responsibility

Reusable Bags: For waste disposal and reducing plastic use.
Eco-friendly Items: Minimize waste, follow Leave No Trace principles.

Packing carefully with these essentials will ensure you’re prepared for a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable expedition. If you have specific needs or questions, feel free to ask!

Altitude and Acclimatization:
While the Dhaulagiri trek involves high-altitude sections (up to 5,800 meters or 19,000 feet), proper acclimatization is crucial. Ascend gradually, take rest days, and listen to your body. Symptoms of altitude sickness—such as headache, nausea, dizziness—must be taken seriously. Descend immediately if symptoms worsen and seek medical attention.
Permits and Official Arrangements:
All necessary permits, including the Dhaulagiri Conservation Area Permit and TIMS card, will be organized by Ghale Treks prior to your departure. Ensure your passport and relevant documents are valid and kept secure.
Weather and Clothing:
Weather conditions can be unpredictable with cold temperatures, snow, and wind, especially at higher elevations. Pack appropriate layered clothing, including thermal wear, waterproof gear, and warm accessories. Check weather forecasts regularly and be flexible with your schedule if needed.
Health Precautions:
Carry a comprehensive first aid kit, including altitude sickness medication, pain relievers, and personal prescriptions. Stay well-hydrated, eat nutritious food, and avoid alcohol or smoking to support your health. Consider consulting a healthcare provider about altitude medication if recommended.
Environmental Responsibility:
Follow strict Leave No Trace principles: dispose of waste responsibly, avoid damaging vegetation, and minimize your impact on the pristine environment. Carry reusable items and avoid single-use plastics.
Cultural Respect:
Respect local customs, traditions, and religious sites. Greet locals with “Namaste,” and ask permission before taking photographs of people or sacred objects. Support local communities by purchasing local products and services responsibly.
Connectivity and Communication:
Cell phone coverage may be limited or inconsistent at high altitudes. Ghale Treks can assist with satellite communication options if necessary. Carry a charged power bank to keep your devices operational.
Safety and Emergency Plans:
Familiarize yourself with the emergency procedures and have contact details for your trekking agency, local rescue services, and nearby medical facilities. Carry a list of emergency contacts and keep your loved ones informed about your itinerary.
Travel Insurance:
Ensure your insurance policy covers high-altitude trekking, helicopter rescue, and emergency evacuation. Share your insurance details with your team and keep copies accessible.
Preparation and Mental Readiness:
A positive attitude and mental resilience are vital for enduring the physical and mental challenges of a long expedition. Prepare yourself physically and mentally, and stay adaptable to changing conditions.

By keeping these additional points in mind, you’ll be better prepared for a safe, respectful, and rewarding Mt. Dhaulagiri adventure. Enjoy your journey and embrace the magnificent Himalayas!

Location

Photos

Gallery

Trip FAQs

GET HELP (HELP CENTER)

Frequently asked questions.

What documents are required to join the Mt. Dhaulagiri Expedition?

Participants need a valid passport, applicable visa for Nepal, and necessary permits such as the Trekking Permit and Dhaulagiri Special Permit, which Ghale Treks arranges prior to departure.

What are the typical weather conditions during the expedition?

The weather varies from moderate in the lower regions to extremely cold and unpredictable at higher altitudes. Be prepared for cold temperatures, snow, and possible weather changes, especially above base camps.

How is high-altitude sickness managed, and what precautions should I take?

Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is a risk; acclimatization days are included in the itinerary. Participants are advised to ascend gradually, stay hydrated, and communicate symptoms early. Guides carry necessary medications and oxygen if needed.

What insurance coverage is recommended?

Comprehensive travel insurance including high-altitude trekking coverage, emergency evacuation, and medical treatment is highly recommended. Ghale Treks can advise and assist with suitable policies.

Are there emergency assistance and communication facilities available?

Yes, Ghale Treks provides satellite phones, radios, and emergency support along the route. In case of emergencies, evacuation plans are in place.

1 Review

Sort By:RatingDate

Lukas W.

Couple Traveller

My partner and I recently embarked on the 46-Day Dhaulagiri Expedition organized by Ghale Treks, and it was truly one of the most incredible experiences of our lives. From the very first day, the team was professional, attentive, and dedicated to ensuring our safety and comfort in such a challenging environment.

Our expedition guide, Tashi Sherpa, was exceptional—highly knowledgeable, patient, and inspiring. His expertise and encouragement kept us motivated through tough climbs and unpredictable weather. The entire crew, including support staff and porters, worked seamlessly to make every aspect of the journey smooth and enjoyable.

Ghale Treks’ services exceeded our expectations. The logistics were well-organized, accommodations comfortable, and meals nourishing, which made a huge difference during the demanding days on the mountain. Their attention to detail and personalized care made us feel valued and secure throughout our adventure.

We highly recommend Ghale Treks to anyone seeking an authentic and professionally managed mountaineering expedition. Conquering Mt. Dhaulagiri with them was a dream come true!

Thank you, Ghale Treks, for an unforgettable journey!

April 5, 2017

1 travellers are considering this tour right now!

From$38,500$37,500

Book Now

Conquer the Giants: A 46-Day Journey to the Heart of Mt. Dhaulagiri’s Majesty

Book With Confidence