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Dhaulagitri Trekking with Dhampus Peak Climbing in Nepal 6,012 m.

Dhampus PeakDhampus Peak lays Northeast of the big Dhaulagiri massif. It is in terms of climbing technicalities an easy mountain to ascent. The overwhelming altitude differences between the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges make Dhampus Peak a very exposed spot to observe the scenery from. Having Tukuche Peak (6920m) and Dhaulagiri (8167m) spectacularly near you enjoy the feeling of being part of the extreme altitudes of the Himalayas. The biggest mountain range in the world with uninterrupted heights between seven and eight thousand meters, containing Annapurna -1, 2, 3 & 4, Annapurna-South, The Nilgiris and Tilicho Peak tower above the horizon in the South.

The 3500-meter ascent from Tukuche, where our climb starts, makes you feel having gone really high. The normal route to Dhampus Peak follows the west-ridge, which connects Dhampus Pass (5200m), where our highest camp is placed, with the summit. For acclimatized people we have a 6-day schedule starting from the High Plains Inn in Tukuche. For unacclimatized individuals we offer various acclimatization programs, which each take an additional 4 days. An ideal combination is the trek over the 5400-meter high Thorung Pass.

Though this expedition exceeds the 6000-meter frontier, no technical climbing skills are required. The use of crampons depends on snow conditions. This means any experience in walking on snow/ice is advisable.

As there are no steep pitches and no glacier traverses at all, we won't be roped together. Hence knowledge about knots and rescue operations are also not required.

Good physical health and mental perseverance necessary.

Dhampus Peak Climbing in Nepal Trip Itinerary

Dhampus PeakDay: 01 Kathmandu to Beni by bus with all staff and climbing Gear Stay in Lodge.
Day: 02 Beni to Tato Pani Stay in Lodge.
Day: 03 Tatopani to Ghasa Stay in Lodge.
Day: 04 Ghasa to Tukuche Stay in Lodge.
Day 05: Ascent from Tukuche to first camp at 4000 meters Stay Tent.
Day 06: Second camp at 4900 meters Camping. Stay Tent.
Day 07: Rest day for Ams and basic climbing technique training.
Day 08: Highest camp at Dhampus Pass, 5200 meters
Day 09: Summit attempt ( Dhampus Peak)
Day 10: Descent to second camp
Day 11: Descent to Tukuche Stay at Lodge
Day: 12: Tukuche to to Jomsom stay in Lodge
Day 13: fly from Jomsom to Pokhara and Kathmandu.

# Note: 2 days Extra need for AMS. so total tours will be 15 days.

Dhampus Peak Climbing in Nepal Cost & additional information

Cost: Only trekking. EURO: 49 ( US$ 63) Per person per day. Cost base on 7 to 9 pax.

Cost Distribution : :

  • Hotel in Thamel ( Greeting Palace ) EURO 7 ( 9 US$ ) per person.
  • Flights Jomsom to Pokhara and Kathmandu. Euro 155 ( 201 US$) per person.includes our Guide tickets.
  • Land transport EURO: 99 ( 129 US$) per person.
  • Cost with Dhampus peak climbing. It is group rates that you have to divide below the cost.
  • Climbing permit: US$ 1000 up to 7 people and US$ 200 extra each participants to join with a group.
  • (#Note: Climbing permit charges varies according to Ministry of Tourism, culture and civil aviation.)
  • Additional Cost if you want to use:
  • Climbing guide cost EURO: 540 (US$: 700).
  • Climbing equipments charge: USD 300.

Cost Includes

  • - Transport from the international airport to your hotel at your arrival.
  • - Meals prepared by our cook while trekking or peak climbing.
  • - Foam mattresses.
  • - Sleeping bag. (if you want to use ours)
  • - Sleeping tents, dining tent & toilet tent
  • - Wages Sherpa's, porters, cook and sirdar.
  • - Insurance's Sherpa's, porters, cook and sirdar.
  • - All transportation costs of staff, equipment and food.
  • - All trek permits, park fees and local taxes.
  • - Equipment allowance, wage, food and lodging of Environmental Officer (Liaison Officer) deputed by the government (if applicable).

Cost Excludes

  • - Personal expenses.
  • - Personal tips.
  • - Alcoholic beverages and cold drinks.
  • - Food and accommodation in Kathmandu.
  • - Transportation from Kathmandu to the starting point of the trek and from the end point of the trek back to Kathmandu.
  • - Equipment allowance for the treks to trekking peaks

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