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Annapurna Region
AROUND DHAULAGIRI
Altitude 5240m.

There is a long, difficult trek around Dhaulagiri that starts from Beni on the Kali-Gandaki. Follow the Mayagdi Khola westwards to Darbang and turn north on a tiny trail that leads through forests into the high country. Much of the route is on snow and glaciers as it crosses French Col (5240m.), traverses the head of Hidden Valley, and crosses 5155m. Dhumpus pass. The trek ends with a step descent to Marpha and a return to Pokhara from Jomsom by flight, either via the Kali Gandaki or over the Ghorepani ridge for a panoramic view of the entire Dhaulagiri massif. This trek is fully camping trek.

Itinerary Cost Inquiry GEARS COST INCLUDE/EXCLUDES GRADE B/C

Itinerary of Dhaulagiri BC

Departure dates:

10-30 April
20-10 April/May
15-04 Oct/Nov
10-30 November

ITINERARY

Day 01:

Arrival at Kathmandu airport-transfer to hotel pre-briefing about the trek

Day 02:

Sightseeing around KTM valley major places with city guide

Day 03:

Drive to Kusma via Pokhara, upon the group arrive campsite will be ready,
welcoming by trek crews.

Day 04:

Kusma-Beni

Day 05:

Beni- Babichaur

Day 06:

Babichour - Darbang

Day 07:

Darbang - Muri

Day 08:

Muri - Bagar

Day 09:

Bagar - Dovan

Day 10:

Dovan - Pakhaban

Day 11:

Pakhaban - Australian Camp

Day 12:

Rest day

Day 13:

Australian Camp - Dhaulagiri Base Camp

Day 14:

Base Camp - Tukche Peak BC

Day 15:

Rest day

Day 16:

Tukche Peak BC - Yak Kharka

Day 17:

Yak Kharka - Jomsom

Day 18:

Jomsom/Pokhara by flight, Explore Pokhara or incase of bad
weather for optional day in Jomsom airport.

Day 19:

Fly back to Kathmandu, transfer to Hotel, welfare dinner,
shopping souvenirs

Day 20:

Fly back to home.

TREKKING GEARS

[ ] Light hiking boots
[ ] Gaiters

Technical Clothings
[ ] Polypro or Capaline long underwear (2 sets)
[ ] Pile jacket and pants (pants must have full separating side zips)
[ ] GoreTex shells (top and bottoms, bottoms must have full separating side zips)
[ ] Down jacket (medium to heavy weight)

Mitts & Gloves
[ ] Light synthetic gloves - 3pr (Capaline or polypropaline)
[ ] Wool (or pile) mitts and Gor-Tex overmitts

Socks
[ ] Wool or pile socks (4pr light liners, 4pr heavy liners)

Headgear
[ ] Head lamp (spare bulbs and batteries)
[ ] Glacier glasses
[ ] Wool or pile hat

Sleeping
[ ] Sleeping bag (expedition quality, rated to 0 or -15F)
[ ] Sleeping pads (2)

Camping
[ ] Backpack: Internal frame pack 5,000 cu.in.
[ ] Pee bottle (one-liter large mouth)
[ ] Water bottles (2 one-liter large mouth)
[ ] Sunscreen (maximum block)
[ ] Lip sunscreen

Traveling
[ ] Large duffel bag for transporting all your gear at airports and on pack animals.
[ ] Toiletry bag

[ ] Travel clothes
[ ] Personal first aid kit
[ ] Small day pack: for trekking days (optional)

Cost Includes/Excludes
COST INCLUDES:
-	All meal during the trek.
-	4 night hotel accommodation on bed & brekfast plan.
-	Kitchen/camping gears such as member, dinning, toilet tent & foam mattresses.
-	Trek staffs such as trekking guide, cook & kitchen helpers, Sherpa, porters and their insurance, foods, salary & accommodation.
-	Trekking permit, national park permit fees or conservation entry fees.
-	Ground transport and domestic airfare as per the itinerary.
-	Sightseeing in Kathmandu valleys' major places with tour guide.
COST EXCLUDES:
-	Int'l airfare & excess baggage charge above the 25kg. in domestic flight
-	All meal during the stay at Kathmandu.
-	Hard & soft drinks.
-	First aid kit, personal insurance, rescue flights, airport tax
-	Any personal nature expenses (telephone calls, tips & laundry)
-	Personal trekking/climbing gears.

Trekking/Climbing Grades
A	Easy walking
B	Moderate walking (although the trek itself may be quite long)
C	Fairly vigorous hill walking
D	Strenuous trekking involving altitude up to 18000ft, not always on established trails
E	Climbing involving snow and ice.

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