Day 18: Drive back to kathmandu and overnight Hotel.

Day 19: After you good break fast drive to internations airport for your final depature.

Highlights of Dhaulagiri Trekking
The trekking commences with a brief sightseeing of the major UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu and a scenic drive to Pokhara , a city of pristine lakes including Phewa Lake.  The off the beaten trail offers stunning view of Dhaulagiri Range while passing through glaciers and snow capped mountain ranges. The ethnic diversity that comprises of Gurung, Kshetri and Magar is rich in unique culture and tradition. The trail unveils the dramatic landscape and adventure that exists in the West Dhaulagiri , which is also a diverse flora and fauna galore in one of the remotest trekking destinations in Nepal. Moreover, the world’s deepest gorge Kaligandaki Gorge is profoundly phenomenal.

#Dhaulagiri Round Trekking Difficulty
Dhaulagiri Round Trekking is known as one of the most adventurous trekking destinations in Nepal. We need proper acclimatization for Dhaulagiri Base Camp trekking without which the trekking might turn out to be excessively strenous. Also if you are overweight or obese, you will need to undergo extra physical strain that comes along with mental stress. Dhaulagiri being located at the most off the beaten trail, you will have to hike through countless ups and downs in the trans-Himalayan topography. Walking at the elevation over three thousands six to seven hours on a daily basis will ovbiously prove to be physically and mentally strenuous.

#Dhaulagiri Round Trekking Best  Seasons
The mountains in Nepal have so much in common in regards to seasons. The best season as favoured and chosen by the travelers the world around is Spring, the month of flowering and and blossoms. The second best season chosen by travelers is Autumn. In fact, these two seasons are most favored for almost all the trekking destinations in Nepal. On the contrary, Summer and Winter are less favored as compared to Spring and Autumn. In Winter, the morning and evening temperature might fall below zero with unbearable nights. In Summer, it might rain often with clouds that block the mountain views.

#Dhaulagiri Round Trekking Physical Fitness
Dhaulagiri Trekking is classified as one of the most off the beaten trekking trail, which is why it is remarkably adventurous as well as challenging. You don't have to be super fit with muscles and abs for the trekking but maintaining basic level of fitness will be helpful for you to cherish the true essense of the trekking. If you are overweight or physically obese, you will feel the strain even more, which is why it is indispensable for you to maintian a good physical shape. Moreover, you will be prone to altitude sickness if you are physically obese. It is important that you remain in a good physical shape. Do physical activities like cycling, walking and swimming before you visit the region.

#Dhaulagiri Round Trekking Best Weather
The weather in Dhaulagiri region is less or more similar to that of any other mountainous regions in Nepal. Depending on different seasons, the weather can have a wide range of variations. The extreme weathers are always avoided as insalubrious.  Both the rainfall of the summer and snowfall of the winter become hostile, thereby causing problems. The paths become muddy in summer and slushy in winter. We have spring and autumn with the best offerable weather. March, April and May in Spring and September, October and November in Autum are found to be the best offerable weathers for Dhaulagiri Round Trekking.

#Dhaulagiri Round Trekking: How to reach
Technically stating, Dhaulagiri Round Trek starts with a brief sightseeing of the major UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathandu valley before having a scenic drive to Darbang in Myagdi en route to Dharapani.The trail then leads us through beautiful settlements like Muri, Bogara, Dobha, Choriban Khola, and Itaian Base Camp, where a day’s acclimatization is taken to physically adpat to the newer climatic zone. Then onwards the trail continues towards Glacier Camp, Dhaulagiri Base Camp, French Pass, Thapa Pass, from where we ascend Thapa Peak, and venture into Yak Kharka en route to Jomsom. At Jomsom we take a flight to Pokhara brings the trekking to an end.

Day 01: Upon your arrival in Kathmandu(1000m/3280ft) the trekking company will officially greet and meet you at Airport & transfer to your Hotel. Free day & evening welcome dinner at any typical Nepalese Restaurant. O/N Kathmandu Hotel in bb plan.

Day 02: After your Break fast drive to Darbang by local tranportations 9-10 hours and overnight in Camp.

Day 03:Trek to Dharapani (1565m) Tonight you will camp in Dharapani 1565m, and the Dhaulagiri is no more so far. Camp.

Day 04: Trek to Muri (1850m; 6068ft) The path goes steep up to Muri 1850 m, where the Mt. Dhaulagiri and other mountains appear clearly. Camp.

Day 05: Trek to Bogara (2050m; 6822ft) From Muri the trail is easy and goes down for few hours but before to reach Boghara you have to climb a steep path for a couple of hours. 6 hours. Camp.

Day 06: Trek to Dhoban (2630m; 8680ft) Today the path is quite difficult and sometime you will need the help of the ropes. Watch your step. 6 hours. Camp.

Day 07: Trek to Sallaghari or Choriban Khola (3110m) Crossing a wooden bridge out of Dobang the trail ascends a forested area. Soon the west face of Dhaulagiri I (8167 m) becomes visible through breaks in the trees. Descend to the Myagdi Khola and cross it via a wooden bridge to the east bank continue to Chartare. Passing through forests again, you cut across a rocky area and cross a stream to Choriban Khola. Camp 6 hours.

Day 08: Trek to Italian Base camp (3660m; 12000ft) Today you will reach the Italian Base Camp where you will camp just in front of the West wall of the Dhaulagiri. Passing through beautiful forest we rapidly gain altitude and mountains burst out all around. 4-5 hours. Camp.

Day 09: Rest day. A rest day for acclimatization. Perhaps a day walk to the Japanese camp for acclimitization. Since there is little exp loring to be had, this is a day to relax because tomorrow we will have a tough day. Camp.

Day 10: Trek to Glacier camp (4250m) After crossing the first glacier, probably using a rope in a couple of tricky spots, we climb onto the main glacier. The surroundings are spectacular, which makes up for the rough and dangerous trail. 6 hours. Camp.

Day 11: Trek to Dhaulagiri Base camp (4748m; 15420ft) Today you will reach the Dhaulagiri Base Camp. Soon the rough rubble gives way to the smooth ice of the white part of the glacier. We climb steadily to the rough and chilling but spectacular Dhaulagiri Base Camp. 8 hours.

Day 12: Trek over French pass (17,585ft) to Hidden Valley camp (5100m; 16,732ft) Getting off the glacier above the base camp often requires a rope, but once over the steep moraine walls we are in safer and more gentle country. After a breathless climb to the top of French pass. 6-8 hours. Camp.

Day 13: Trek to Thapa pass and Camp 5250m half day rest or admire the surrounding peaks and perhaps do some exploring. Use this day as a spare day if necessary. Camp.

Day 14: Thapa peak (6012m) summit and trek -to - Yak Kharka ; we traverse avalanche prone slopes and then descends steeply to Yak Kharka. 7/8 hours. Camp.

Day 15: Trek to Yak Kharka - Marpha More steep descent leads to Marpha and a well-deserved beer over lunch. 6 hours. Camp.

Day 16: Trek to Jomsom (2710m) and 2hour and overnight hotel.

Day 17: Jomsom to pokhara flight and sight seeing tour around the pokhara and Hotel.

Day 18: Drive back to kathmandu and overnight Hotel.

Day 19: After you good break fast drive to internations airport for your final depature.