Dhaualagiri To Thapa Pass 15 days

There's a lot of untamed forest and difficult trails lower down, and as you go further up, you truly are all alone in the mountains and there are some extremely demanding parts of what goes for the trail. You truly must be able to hold your own here - a landscape this stark and isolated requires as much mental preparation as physical. The pay-off is an extraordinary sense of calm, as well as proximity to and view of the entire Dhaulagiri Himal and the sixth highest mountain in the world, Dhaulagiri I (8,167 m). And, of course a sense of true extreme adventure. The hardest part is crossing over into the Kali Gandaki Valley, which is separated from the north and west of the Dhaulagiri massif by over a dozen peaks higher than 7,000 m. Once you've managed that, though, you'll be rewarded with the exceptionally pretty and hospitable Thakali villages of Marpha and Tukuche, and hot springs furthre down. You see trans-Himalayan culture at its most 'normal' - it will feel you've got to a very cosmopoltitan town, after what you've accomplished.

	Detail itinerary Program Day 01 Arrival in Kathmandu (1000m) Transfert to Hotel Day 02 Free day at Kathmandu Day 03 Kathmandu to by bus Baglung. Day 04 Baglung to Babichour (920 m). Day 05 Babichour to Dorbang (1,200 m). Day 06 Gorban to Dhara (1,930 m). Day 07 Dhara to Boghara (2,080 m). Day 08 Boghara to Dobang (2,880 m). Day 09 Dobang to Italian Camp Day 10 next camp at 4,300 m. Stay here to acclimatise. Day 11 Italian Camp to Dhaulagiri Base Camp at (4,900 m). Day 12 French Pass (5,400 m) named Hidden Valley (5,020 m). Day 13 Thapa Pass (5,240 m) to Thapa base camp Day 14 Thapa base camp to Marpha (2,680 m). Day 15 Marpha to Jomosom (2,713 m), Day 16 Jomosom to flight Pokhara (920 m), Day 17 Pokhara to by bus Kathmandu Day 18 Free day at Kathmandu. Night at hotel Day 19 Transfer to the airport