Dhampus peak Climbing
Dhampus peak Climbing
Peak Climbing In Nepal
Trip Facts
Duration : 14 Days
Max-Altitude : 6,012 m
Program Type : peak climbing
Best Season : Mar- May to Sep Dec
Per Day Walking : 5/6
Trek Grade :
Grade 4:
This is challenging and technical Trekking, climbing of Nepal, you most have to physically fit and mentally prepare, off the beaten trails, camping or challenging high passes Treks, at this level can he arranged for periods of 18 to 32 days. Typically, a gradual ascent through a green river valley will lead you up to a number of high passes, where you will reach the altitude of 5416m. Often times, you will get a close insight into the Tibetan culture. Participants should expect to trek above 5416m/17872ft. or climbing 6540m.
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Overview
Dhampus Peak Climbing offers an enticing challenge in the lofty heights of Nepal, with its summit reaching 6,012 meters above sea level. This captivating trekking peak is flanked by the imposing Tukuche Peak and Dhaulagiri Himal. As you journey to conquer this remarkable peak, you’ll trace the undulating contours of the interfluve ridge that gracefully separates the Upper Dolpo Region and the Upper Mustang region.
Dhampus Peak: A Jewel in the Crown
Dhampus Peak boasts a magnetic charm as an integral part of the Dhaulagiri circuit and Hidden Valley route. From its lofty summit, a panoramic vista unfolds, revealing the seventh-highest mountain on Earth, Dhaulagiri, standing tall at 8,167 meters. To the northeast lies the formidable Tukuche Peak, its regal height reaching 6,920 meters. In the West, the breathtaking Upper Mustang valley stretches far, while the awe-inspiring Upper Dolpo territory beckons with its imposing presence.
A Panorama of Peaks
Dhampus Peak offers a symphony of high mountain views that will leave an indelible mark on your soul. As you ascend to its summit, prepare to witness the grandeur of Dhaulagiri at 8,163 meters, the grace of Sita Chuchura at 6,611 meters, the pride of Nilgiri at 6,940 meters, the majesty of Tukche Peak at 6,920 meters, the height of Tilicho Peak at 7,134 meters, the presence of Thorong Peak at 6,484 meters, the prominence of Yaskawa Kan at 6,482 meters, the towering Puth Hiunchuli at 7,246 meters, the challenge of Mukut Himal at 6,639 meters, and the allure of Tangu Peak at 6,197 meters. This is just a glimpse of the breathtaking landscape that unfolds before you.
Dhampus Peak Climbing: A Unique Proposition
In contrast to other high-altitude summits in the region, Dhampus Peak offers a less challenging ascent. It serves as a symbol of adventure, physically demanding yet not as rigorous as the formidable Island Peak, Ama Dablam, and Mera Peaks. The climb up Dhampus Peak is a journey that beckons those who seek the thrill of altitude and the allure of untouched terrain.
The Perfect Season: Best Time to Conquer Dhampus Peak
The optimal time to start a Dhampus Peak expedition is in April, May, September, October, or November. These months offer favorable weather conditions for mountaineering, with May, June, July, August, September, and October being particularly ideal. However, if you venture forth in late March, early April, or late October through November, be prepared to brave the colder elements.
The Enthralling Itinerary
Your Dhampus Peak Climbing journey commences in the vibrant city of Kathmandu. From there, you embark on a picturesque road trip to the charming city of Pokhara, where adventure beckons. The trail unfolds further as you travel from Pokhara to Naya Pul, aided by a private car. Your trek unfurls through Poon Hill, Tatopani, Ghasa, Tukuche, Marpha, and Alubari, setting the stage for your grand summit attempt on Dhampus Peak.
Camping Amidst the Wilderness
The Dhampus Peak Climbing expedition combines the comfort of tea house trekking with the thrill of camping in the wilderness. From Pokhara to Marpha village, you’ll enjoy the comforts of tea houses. Beyond Marpha, the journey takes a more rustic turn as you delve into camping. Our expert team ensures your safety and comfort by pitching camps at strategic locations such as Alu Bari (Yak Kharka) and Dhampus Peak Base Camp. A dedicated team comprising cooks, kitchen staff, porters, and a climbing guide will accompany you, ensuring a seamless experience.
The Descent and Conclusion
After conquering the summit of Dhampus Peak, your trek retraces its steps, leading you back to Jomsom. From Jomsom, you’ll catch a flight back to Pokhara, marking the end of this epic adventure. The remainder of our dedicated staff will return by bus, while your trusty guide remains with you until the very end.
Nepal Wilderness Trekking: Your Trusted Companion
At Nepal Wilderness Trekking, our expert guide team includes seasoned professionals familiar with Dhampus Peak and the surrounding Dhaulagiri Range. They have intimate knowledge of the terrain, trails, wildlife, and flora of the region. Our package costs are transparent and competitive, with no hidden fees beyond those outlined in the itinerary.
Embark on the Adventure of a Lifetime
From the moment you arrive in Kathmandu until your return, the Dhampus Peak Climbing expedition lasts 14 days. This adventure is designed for physically fit and adventurous travelers, available for exploration year-round except during the monsoon months of July and August. For planning your Dhampus Peak Climbing trip or further assistance, feel free to contact us at Nepal Wilderness Trekking. We are dedicated to ensuring your peak climbing experience is seamless and unforgettable.
Detail Itinerary
Depart Kathmandu at 7:00 AM by tourist bus and enjoy a scenic drive to Pokhara. Upon arrival, check in at a selected hotel near Lakeside. Overnight at the hotel.
After breakfast, drive 42 km to Nayapul by private car or van (approx. 2 hours). Begin your trek and walk to Tirkhedunga. Overnight at a local lodge.
Ascend through rhododendron forests and charming villages to reach Ghorepani. Overnight at the lodge.
Descend to Tatopani, known for its natural hot springs. Relax and enjoy the evening. Overnight at the lodge.
Follow the Kali Gandaki River upstream and trek through narrow gorges to reach Ghasa. Overnight at the lodge.
Continue your journey through beautiful Thakali villages and apple orchards to Tukuche. Overnight at the lodge.
Begin your ascent toward a higher altitude and camp at Yak Kharka. Overnight at a tented camp.
Spend the day resting and acclimatizing to the altitude. Light hiking around the area is recommended. Overnight at a tented camp.
Continue trekking to the base camp of Dhampus Peak. Prepare for the summit. Overnight at a tented camp.
Start early for the summit. After reaching the peak, descend back to the base camp. Overnight at a tented camp.
Retrace your steps and descend to the picturesque village of Marpha. Overnight at the lodge.
A short and pleasant walk to Jomsom. Enjoy your last trekking day in the windy Kali Gandaki Valley. Overnight at the lodge.
Take an early morning flight from Jomsom to Pokhara. Rest and relax in Pokhara. Overnight at a hotel near Lakeside.
Return to Kathmandu by tourist bus. Transfer to your hotel. Overnight in Kathmandu.
Cost Included
- Kathmandu–Pokhara–Kathmandu transportation by tourist bus
- Meals: Italian, Chinese, Nepali, Indian, and various European dishes are available three times a day breakfast, lunch, and dinner. One main course is provided per meal during the trek.
- Lodge accommodations from the start of the trek up to Yak Kharka, and camping (tent accommodation) during the Dhampus Peak climbing section
- Government-licensed, fluent English-speaking climbing Sherpa guide, supported by an experienced cook and the required number of porters
- All necessary permits: ACAP Permit, Dhampus Peak Climbing Permit, and TIMS Card
- Clothing and equipment provided for guides, porters, and climbing staff
- Two nights’ accommodation in Pokhara
- Full kitchen crew support during the camping section
- Climbing gear: Ice hammer, rope, snow bar, ice screws, etc.
- All meals and accommodations for Nepali staff during the trek and climb
- Salaries, insurance, meals, lodging, and equipment for all staff, including guide, Sherpa, porters, and cook
Cost Excluded
- Personal climbing gear and clothing (available for rent if needed)
- Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu
- Lunch and dinner in Pokhara
- All beverages including soft drinks (e.g., Coke) and alcoholic drinks (e.g., beer)
- Drinking water (bottled or mineral) during the trek
- Hot showers and laundry services
- Personal travel and medical insurance
- Tips for guides, porters, and staff
