The Mt. Dhaulagiri Himalayas, which rises to a height of 8167 meters, is the seventh-highest summit in the world (26795 feet). The term Dhaulagiri, while benignly referring to the “White Mountain,” has come to be associated with storms and sadness. The Dhaulagiri Expedition costs USD 9,500 per person and lasts for approximately seven weeks (47 Days) as part of Makalu Adventure’s Silver Jubilee Offer. There are other ways to reach the top of Mount Dhaulagiri, but the Northeast Ridge is the one most frequently used by Dhaulagiri Expeditions.

Ironically, the French tried Mt. Dhaulagiri expedition first among the 8000-meter summits in 1950 but gave up in favor of Annapurna I, making it the final 8000-meter mountain in Nepal to be scaled. A significant Swiss attempt that used the northeast spur was accomplished in 1960. The expedition eventually put a stop to the golden era of Nepal’s giants by placing four Europeans and two Sherpas on the summit on May 13, 1960, with the assistance of a tiny glacier aircraft flown by Experienced Pilot.

• The tough and adventurous path Pass through verdant woodlands and charming mountain towns Discover the rich culture and way of life of the inhabitants.
• Discover the stunning scenery Cross the Italian Base Camp, the French Col, and the Dhampus Pass to reach the summit of Mt. Dhaulagiri, the seventh-highest mountain in the world.
• View the Himalayas in all of their glory.

• Day 1 : Touch down at the airport in Kathmandu and partake in the welcome dinner celebration hosted by Makalu Adventures.
• Day 2 : Sightseeing Tour of Kathmandu City, Visiting Swoyambunath Stupa and Kathmandu Durbar Square ( Monkey Temple).
• Day 3 : Drive to Beni after taking a flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara.
• Day 4 : Drive from Beni to Marpha
• Day 5 : Trek from Marpha to Yak Kharka
• Day 6 : Periods of climbing (Mt. Dhaulagiri Expedition Summit
• Day 7 : Dhaulagiri Base Camp Rest Days and Cleansing Program
• Day 8 : Trek from Base Camp to Yak Kharka
• Day 9 : Trek from Yak kharka to Jomsom
• Day 10 : Travel to Pokhara (0:25 hours) by plane from Jomsom and then visit the city.
• Day 11 : Drive a bus from Pokhara to Kathamndu
• Day 12 : Sightseeing Tour in the Kathmandu Valley, seeing Patan and Bhaktapur Durbar Squares.
• Day 13 : Departure from Kathmandu

• Nights 3 Kathmandu's three-star hotel offering breakfast
• Permit for the 8163-meter-long conventional route to Mount Dhaulagiri
• Bus from Kathmandu to Beni to Darbag, then hike to base camp
• Dhaulagiri Trek from Base Camp to Darbang, then transfer to KTM
• 1 oxygen bottle For summit day, four litter masks and regulators a climber and a sherpa meal when ascending above base camp
• Above the Dhaulagiri base camp, a cooking pot, a gas burner, and fuel lone climber 1 tent from a North Face-like business for the Dhaulagiri BC
• Base camp with a dining tent, shower tent, toilet tent, and table and chairs
• 3 climbing tents from the North Face and a brand like V-25 (C1,2,3)
• Food for hiking and base camp, and food for climbing above base camp Fix rope and main rope for Mt. Dhaulagiri expedition climbing
• Porter from Base Camp to Darbang and back again
• insurance for life, health, and rescue for employees from Nepal, liaison
• Expedition reimbursement for liaison and expedition Nepali employees
• Solar panel for lighting batteries
• Kathmandu's welcome dinner features Nepali music and dance.

• Kathmandu's noon and night meals
• Personal climbing apparatuses
• personal health and life insurance Emergency Helicopter Evacuation Bar Charges, Beverages, and Personal Expenses
• peak bonus for climbing guides of $1,000
• advice for the expedition's base camp personnel
• If necessary, helicopter charter flights
• If the climber doesn't return their garbage, the garbage deposit of USD $3,000 (divided by the number of people) and the deposit fee will not be refunded.