About Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek
Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek
Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek is a newly explored Trekking Package in Nepal. Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trekking is one of the best short and easy treks from Pokhara. We reach Dhaulagiri Base Camp (4000m) through Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek, and Dhaulagiri (8167m) is the seven highest mountain in the world. Dhaulagiri is located in the western part of Nepal and lap of great ranges of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri. The Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek is a challenging and rewarding trekking route in the Dhaulagiri region of Nepal. Located in the western part of the country, the Dhaulagiri Sanctuary offers stunning views of the Dhaulagiri massif, including Dhaulagiri I, the seventh highest mountain in the world.
The Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek takes you through remote and untouched landscapes, offering a unique wilderness experience. The trek usually starts and ends in Pokhara, a popular city in Nepal known as the gateway to the Annapurna region. From Pokhara, you'll drive to Beni, the starting point of the trek. The trail then takes you through terraced fields, traditional villages, dense forests, and eventually into the high alpine zone of the Dhaulagiri Sanctuary.
This trail is rich in natural biodiversity, with flora and fauna inhabited by different ethnicities. Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek is a moderate to wildest trek that passes some of the beautiful rural villages with multi-ethnic people. We found a rural town with rich culture and tradition, local indigenous people's lifestyle and culture, and locally grown organic food in Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek operated by Himalayan Asia Treks. Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek passes dense orchid, oak, rhododendron forest with Himalayan bamboo bushes. We can see on Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek wild animals like blue sheep, deer, Himalayan Thar, red panda, and many birds. From Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek, we can see more snow-capped peaks like Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Nilgiri, Churen, Gurja Himal.
Difficulties Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek
The Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek is considered a challenging trek that requires a good level of physical fitness and prior trekking experience. Here are some of the difficulties you may encounter:
- Altitude: The trek takes you to high altitudes, reaching over 5,000 meters (16,400 feet). Acclimatization is crucial to avoid altitude sickness, and proper acclimatization days are included in the itinerary.
- Weather conditions: The weather in the Dhaulagiri region can be harsh and unpredictable. Snowfall, strong winds, and rapid weather changes are common. It is essential to be prepared for varying weather conditions and carry suitable gear.
- Remote and rugged terrain: The trek involves walking on rugged and steep trails, crossing moraines, and traversing challenging sections. Some parts of the trail require technical skills, such as crossing glaciers and using ropes. Hiring an experienced guide or joining a trekking group is recommended.
- Limited infrastructure: Unlike more popular trekking regions like the Everest or Annapurna, the Dhaulagiri region has limited infrastructure. Tea houses and lodges are available along the trail, but they may have basic facilities and limited food options. Camping is often required in remote areas.
Accommodation in Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek
During the Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek, accommodation options are relatively basic compared to more developed trekking routes. Tea houses and lodges are available at certain points along the trail, but they may not offer the same level of comfort as those found in more popular regions.
The tea houses generally provide simple rooms with basic amenities like beds, blankets, and shared bathrooms. However, it is advisable to carry your own sleeping bag for added warmth and comfort. The availability of electricity, hot showers, and Wi-Fi can be limited or nonexistent in some places, so be prepared for that.
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Highlights
- Explore Kathmandu city.
- Explore Pokhara city.
- Hilly people and their culture and life style.
- Wild flowers and herbs.
- Birds and Himalayan animals.
- Panoramic view of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri range.
Useful Information
Nepal Information:
Nepal is a landlocked country located between India and Tibet autonomous region of China. It has the highest peak globally, named Mt Everest (Sagarmatha), and eight heights of the world’s ten tallest mountains. Lumbini is the birthplace of Gautam Buddha place.
Nepal is a small country but tremendous geographic diversity. It rises from Fifty-nine meters to eight thousand eight hundred forty-eight meters. Nepal is divided into three parts Terai, Hill, and mountain regions.
Here, the first language is Nepal (Devanagari script) and one hundred twenty-three languages. The official language of Nepal is called Nepali.
Passport and Visa:
The first thing for traveling anywhere, you need a valid passport with at least six months. You can obtain a visa for Nepal from Nepalese consulates or on arrival in Kathmandu or other borders. The most reliable source of information is currently the Department of Immigration Nepal if you fill online form and bring it with you. It would be easier to get a visa at any Nepal border.
Weather:
Nepal’s climate varies with its topography and altitude. The low land Terai area has a hot and humid climate that can rise above 40 degrees Celsius during summer, middle region weather is pleasant almost all the year, and northern region temperature is always cold.
Nepal has four seasons:
- Spring: Mar-May: The temperature is good in this season, and many flowers blossom and best season for trekking.
- Summer: (Jun-Aug): Monsoon season in Nepal, weather is hot and wet at times.
- Autumn: (Sep-Nov): This is the best season for tours and treks in Nepal. At that time, the weather is delightful so are the mountains and Himalayas. This season is also the season of festivals as Nepal celebrates the biggest festival Nepali name Dashain and Tihar.
- Winter: (Dec-Feb): This season is known as the Cold season, so it’s not a good time for high altitude trekking time.
Best Time to Go Trekking in Nepal:
The best to do trekking in Nepal is in September to November and March to May. December and January are also possible to do trekking, but the winter season would be cold and snowfall, we can suggest the lower part of mountain trekking. June, July, and August is the raining season, so we recommend contacting us for the best trek.
Is it suitable trekking for me?
If you are physically fit and love to walk, then you can choose any trekking itinerary from our website to suit you. If you choose a long day’s program, then you have t walk more days in the mountain. All trekking programs can see on our website. We suggest that while going trek, please took one professional guide and if you cannot carry your luggage, then take one porter. If you need more questions about a suitable trekking package in Nepal, please drop an email or contact us on social sites.
Currency:
The Nepalese currency is called Rupees. For exchanging your currency into local currency, you can visit Bank, govt. You licensed holder Money Exchange.
Insurance:
We told all our clients to do travel insurance before leaving their home country by showing their travel itinerary. Their insurance must cover medical, personal accidents, loss of gears, emergency evacuation, damage or lost luggage, etc.
Hotel/ Accommodation on Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek:
We provide our client in the City area best three stars (above three stars is on the client requested) and lodge/teahouse during the trek. A Teahouse/lodge is the combination of a guest house and restaurant where rooms are usually decorated and available bed, pillow, and blankets. In every trekking route, we provide only a teahouse/lodge because there is no availability of a deluxe hotel.
Meals Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek:
The meal which is provided in the trekking area is included breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We provide breakfast and dinner where you stay overnights, and our guide will choose a restaurant for lunch on the way. Our guide and other staff always give priority t served delicious, hygienic and each place special food. We recommend you bring water purification tablets.
Guide and porter Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek:
We provide you best staff to you who have good experience and government license. In a group, we provide one guide till 16 pax and one porter for each two-person. One porter carries 15 kg.
Personal Expenses Dhaulagiri Sanctuary Trek:
Personal expenses mean which is not covered your package column cost include. Usually, you have to pay for table drinks (alcoholic/nonalcoholic beverages), snacks (on the trek), tips, souvenirs, hot showers, and an extra day if the flight is cancelled or any other natural disasters.
Some do’s and do not’s Trekking in Nepal:
- Respect local culture and people.
- The Nepalese people are friendly and hospitalize by nature, so you do not have difficulty adjusting here.
- While entering Temple and monasteries, just check in some temples not allowed entering for non-Hindus. If there is permitted to enter, please do not wear leather things and walk in Temple and Stupas clockwise. Before taking a photograph, please ask the authorized person for permission.
What do I need for the trekking/ Packing list :
- Day pack (rucksack)
- Lightweight and warm trousers.
- Socks.
- Sun hats and gloves.
- Full- sleeves t-shirt.
- Warm jackets.
- Waterproof jacket, trousers and bag cover.
- Lightweight cotton clothing.
- Waterproof or windcheater jacket.
- Knee supports.
- Sunglasses.
- Sun cream and lip protector.
- A one-liter hard Water bottle.
- Batteries
- Flashlight
- Down jacket
- Trekking shoes or boots.
- A pair of sandals.
