Mt. Dhaulagiri Expedition
50 Days
DHAULAGIRI EXPEDITION (8,167 m)
“The White Mountain.”
Overview
Mount Dhaulagiri, the seventh-highest mountain in the world, dominates western Nepal with its massive ice faces and dramatic relief.
Why This Journey Is Special
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Seventh-highest peak globally
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Remote expedition route
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Dramatic icefall systems
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Rarely crowded mountain
Journey Highlights
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Dhaulagiri Icefall
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Hidden Valley approach
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Technical high camps
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Wild Himalayan landscapes
Itinerary (50–55 Days)
Best Season
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April to May
Difficulty Level
Extremely Challenging
Did You Know? — Mount Dhaulagiri
means “White Mountain” in Sanskrit.
It was once believed to be the highest mountain in the world before Everest was measured.
The mountain stands completely isolated from other peaks, giving it immense visual dominance.