• Kathmandu in the direction of Beni via vehicle.
• Have to exceed few passes and  base camp to accomplish it.
• Hike through Snowy and glaciers lanes.
• Heartrending spectacle of some world’s highest mountain.
• The deepest canyon on the planet to see the sights.
• Extinct animals,vegetation and culture for Kodak moments.
• Utterly saturate with shop,tea houses and genre painting of locals.
• Fresh and up to a point arduous.

Dhaulagiri Trek to the Dhaulagiri region easily passes as an expedition, with the crossing of French Pass trek Nepal (5,300m) and the Thapa Pass being extremely weather prone and serious. At a point of the trek, we need to walk through the snowy paths and glaciers, mainly around Italian base camp and Dhaulagiri North base camp.

On our way, we enjoy magnificent views of mountain ranges including Dhaulagiri, Thorong peak, Annapurna and the Kali Gandaki River with the world deepest gorge. Dhaulagiri region is completely aloof from the crowds, so the sceneries captured while on way such as semi-wild yak herds, mountain sheep in the remote valleys seems to take you into a feeling of wilderness. Besides the wild nature, we also enjoy the shops, tea houses, and lifestyle of Nepal’s ethnic people such as Gurung, Chhetri, and Magars.

Once you book the trip with us (Skyline), for a spectacular trek to this hidden region, we begin with a drive from Kathmandu to Beni. The first days of the trek are mostly walking through the cultivated fields, but the trek gets tougher once we reach at Dobhan. From ascending through the tough passes to winding the trek at Pokhara via Jomsom, the Dhaulagiri french pass trekking offers every bit of a natural and cultural beauty Nepal has in store.