The Putha Hiunchuli Expedition, a thrilling adventure to the western region of Nepal. Situated at an altitude of 7,246 meters, Mt. Putha Hiunchuli marks the end of the Dhaulagiri range, offering an unparalleled trekking and climbing experience. Known as both Putha Hiunchuli and Dhaulagiri VII, this peak is a popular destination for those seeking a challenging yet technically feasible climb.
EXPERIENCE THE THRILL OF PUTHA HIUNCHULI (HIUNCHULI) EXPEDITION: 32 DAYS OF ADVENTURE
The Putha Hiunchuli Expedition, a thrilling adventure to the western region of Nepal. Situated at an altitude of 7,246 meters, Mt. Putha Hiunchuli marks the end of the Dhaulagiri range, offering an unparalleled trekking and climbing experience. Known as both Putha Hiunchuli and Dhaulagiri VII, this peak is a popular destination for those seeking a challenging yet technically feasible climb.
The journey commences with a flight from Kathmandu to Nepaljung and Dolpo (Juphal), followed by a trek to Dunai. Traverse through Tarakot, Musikhola, Kagkot, Yak Kharka, and finally reach the Putha Hiunchuli Base Camp. From here, the route takes you to Camp 1, with the option of using skis from Camp 1 to Camp 2 for an exhilarating descent. The summit day begins early, around 4 A.M., ensuring a safe and unforgettable ascent of Putha Hiunchuli. The climb offers breathtaking views, including a false summit visible from the route.
Historical Ascent: In 1954, Jimmy Roberts and Ang Nyima Sherpa achieved the historic first summit of Mt. Putha Hiunchuli via the challenging North Ridge route.
Expedition Cost: Experience the full Putha Hiunchuli Expedition with a starting cost of USD 9,500 for Full Board Service. This comprehensive package includes transportation, meals, Base Camp and High Camp services, Expedition Equipment, and High Standard Tents at Base Camp (details in Includes). For larger groups interested in the Mt. Putha Hiunchuli Expedition, contact us for exclusive Group Discounts.
Recommended Season: While the expedition is available in both Autumn and Spring, we recommend ascending during the Spring season for optimal weather conditions.
Embark on the Adventure: Take the journey of a lifetime with our meticulously planned Putha Hiunchuli Expedition. Challenge yourself, witness the unparalleled beauty of the Dhaulagiri range, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Contact us for more information or to customize your expedition today.
Mount Putha Hiunchuli is one of the most beautiful mountain compare to other 7000m, high peaks of Nepal lies at western most peak of the Dhaulagiri range and is sometimes referred to as Dhaulagiri VII. It was first climbed in 1954 by Jimmy Roberts, a legendary explorer and climber.
Mt. Dhaulagiri range is made up of some of the world's most impressive peaks. In this range, to the west of Annapurna South of Ganesh Himal, lies a long ridge at the end of which stands the serene Putha Hiunchuli. This mountain is the last 7000m. Marking the end of the snow-capped range. Our trek begins at the trading town of Beni or from Juphal-Dunai, which is about a week's walk away from the German Base Camp situated at an altitude of 4,525m. The landscape during the approach walk is as enchanting as it is unique a mineral world made of high cliffs and deep canyons.
According to the book ‘High Asia’, Jimmy Roberts did a reconnaissance of the Dhaulagiri massif in 1954. During the trip he and Ang Nyima climbed Putha Hinchuli 7246m. (alias Dhaulagiri VII) via its northeast face. It appeared from the map that this face is most accessible from the Kaya Khola, a side-stream of the Barbung Khola which is directly across the valley from Kakkot. This mountain offers those climbers who like to climb 7000m. Mountains in Nepal to have experience technically and physically to get over 8000m.
This mountain Putha hiunchuli expedition could be considered by mountaineers who have previously climbed above 6,000m on peaks Graded 2B. This is A technically easy 7,000er in Nepal's Wild West region. If you planning to summit Mt Everest or any other 8000m above mountain this Putha hiunchuli is best option to practice and acclimatized
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Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu:
After disembarking from your flight, proceed to the immigration counter to complete necessary visa and entry procedures. Ensure you have all required documents, including your passport, visa, and any necessary permits.
Once through immigration, collect your luggage and proceed to the customs area for any required inspections.
Airport Facilities:
Tribhuvan International Airport is the only international airport in Nepal, and it provides various services such as currency exchange, baggage services, and shopping.
Greeting and Assistance:
As you come out of the arrival room, you may be greeted by representatives from Actual Adventure Pv. Ltd. They often hold signs with your name or the name of the Actual Adventure Pv. Ltd to facilitate a smooth transition from the airport to your hotel.
Transfer to the Hotel:
Depending on your travel arrangements, you might have pre-arranged transportation waiting for you at the airport. This could be a private vehicle, shuttle service, or a representative guiding you to a taxi.
The drive from Tribhuvan International Airport to your hotel in Kathmandu takes about 30 minutes.
Hotel Check-in:
Upon reaching your hotel, the check-in process will begin. The hotel staff will assist you with the necessary paperwork, and you might be offered a welcome drink.
Room Allocation:
Once checked in, you'll be shown to your room. Take this time to freshen up and rest after your journey.
Hotel Amenities:
Explore the amenities provided by the hotel, which may include a restaurant, Wi-Fi, and other services. Some hotels in Kathmandu offer stunning views of the surrounding hills or the city itself.
Orientation Briefing:
You will receive a general briefing for the 24-hour, which will include essential information about your upcoming itinerary, safety guidelines, and any optional activities.
Cultural Exploration (Optional):
If you have the energy, consider taking a leisurely walk around the neighborhood or visiting nearby cultural sites, like temples or markets.
Dinner and Overnight Stay in Kathmandu:
You can choose to dine at the hotel restaurant or explore nearby eateries. Use the evening to rest and recover from your travels, especially if you're dealing with any jet lag. End the day by getting a good night's sleep to prepare for the adventures that lie ahead.
Morning:
Begin the day with a leisurely breakfast at your hotel. Take the morning to rest and adjust to the local time zone if you've recently arrived.
Permit Formalities:
You will meet our representative to complete any remaining permit formalities. This may include finalizing details for the TIMS card, National Park permits, or any other necessary documentation for your Putha Hiunchuli Expedition .
Lunch
After completing the paperwork at the Nepal Tourism Board in Bhrikutimandap, you will return to your accommodation and have lunch at your table. Then, you can take some time to rest.
Gear Check:
You will gather all your trekking gear and lay it out for a final check. Ensure you have everything on your packing list, from clothing and footwear to essential equipment like a backpack, sleeping bag, and trekking poles.
Last-Minute Shopping:
You will head to Thamel, the bustling tourist district of Kathmandu, for any last-minute shopping. This is the time to purchase any trekking gear or personal items you might have overlooked or need to replace.
Currency Exchange:
You can Visit a local currency exchange to ensure you have enough Nepalese Rupees for the trek. It's advisable to have a mix of small and large denominations.
Pre-Trek Briefing:
Attend a comprehensive pre-trek briefing organized by Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd or guide. This session will cover the day-to-day itinerary, safety guidelines, emergency procedures, and any cultural or environmental considerations.
Medical Check:
If you have any medical concerns or need to discuss altitude-related issues, consult with your guide or Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd. Ensure you have a basic first aid kit and any necessary medications.
Documentation and Copies:
Make photocopies of essential documents, including your passport, visa, and permits. Keep one set with you and leave another with the hotel's front desk for safekeeping.
Pack and Organize:
Return to your hotel and pack your backpack, organizing it efficiently for the trek. Keep items you'll need during the day, such as a water bottle and snacks, easily accessible.
Dinner and Overnight stay in Kathmandu:
Enjoy a hearty dinner, ensuring you fuel up for the trek ahead. Consider trying local Nepali cuisine to immerse yourself in the culture. Use the evening to relax and get a good night's sleep. The trekking adventure begins early, so it's crucial to be well-rested.
Morning:
Begin the day with an early breakfast after that you will prepare to catch your flight from Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu to Nepalgunj. Ensure you have all necessary documents, including your flight ticket and identification.
Airport Transfer:
Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd will arrange for a vehicle to pick you up from your hotel and drop you off at the airport in order to catch your flight to Nepalgunj. Board to a domestic flight from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj. The flight takes approximately 45 minutes, offering scenic views of the Nepalese landscape.
Arrival in Nepalgunj:
Upon arrival at Nepalgunj Airport, please collect your luggage and proceed to the exit. You may be greeted by hotel representatives who will guide you to your accommodation. Depending on your schedule, you may have time to freshen up and relax before exploring the city.
Mahendra Park:
Begin your exploration with a visit to Mahendra Park, a popular public space in Nepalgunj. You can enjoy a leisurely stroll and take in the greenery.
Local Markets:
Explore local markets to experience the vibrant culture of Nepalgunj. You can shop for traditional handicrafts, spices, and other local products.
Bageshwori Temple:
You will have the opportunity to visit Bageshwori Temple, a significant Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Bageshwori. Take the time to explore the temple's architecture and immerse yourself in the spiritual atmosphere.
Rani Mahal:
If time allows, consider a visit to Rani Mahal, a historic palace on the banks of the Babai River. It showcases exquisite architecture and provides insights into the region's history.
Sunset at Karnali River:
Head to the banks of the Karnali River to witness a beautiful sunset. The river is a significant watercourse in the region, and the sunset views can be breathtaking.
Dinner and overnight stay in Nepalgunj:
In the evening, you can savor a delicious dinner at a local restaurant, where you can sample traditional Nepali cuisine. Afterward, return to your hotel for an overnight stay. Use this time to relax and prepare for the next part of your journey.
Morning:
Check-Out and Airport Transfer:
Check out from your hotel in Nepalgunj and transfer to Nepalgunj Airport for your flight to Juphal. Ensure you have all necessary documents and trekking permits where our guide will arrange you a transportation service.
Domestic Flight to Juphal:
You will board a short domestic flight from Nepalgunj Airport to Juphal Airport where can enjoy the scenic aerial views as you fly through the picturesque landscapes of the Himalayan foothills.
Arrival in Juphal:
After 45 minutes of flight, you will disembark at Juphal Airport, a small airstrip in the Dolpa region. Take in the mountainous surroundings and meet your trekking guide and support staff.
Trekking Start - Juphal to Dunai:
Begin your trek from Juphal to Dunai. The initial trail may take you through charming villages and terraced fields with the Himalayas as a stunning backdrop.
You will pass through local villages, interacting with the residents and experiencing the unique culture of the Dolpa region.You can also capture the traditional architecture and lifestyle of the people on your cameras.
Thuli Bheri River:
The trail may lead you along the Thuli Bheri River. Enjoy the sound of the river and the natural beauty surrounding you. Along the way, you will experience crossing traditional suspension bridges that span the rivers. These bridges are essential for transportation in this mountainous terrain.
Arrival in Dunai:
After 3-4 hours of trek, you will reach Dunai, the administrative and trading center of the Dolpa district. Check into your lodge or teahouse, where you will spend the night.
Depending on your energy levels, explore Dunai in the late afternoon. Visit the local market or take a short walk to get acclimatized to the altitude.
Dinner and Overnight Stay in Dunai:
You can enjoy a hearty dinner at your accommodation, which may include local Nepali dishes. Use this time to rest and relax after the day's trek. You will retire to your accommodation for a well-deserved night's rest.
Morning starts:
Start your day with a wholesome breakfast at your accommodation in Dunai. Ensure that you have all your trekking gear packed and ready for the day.
Meet the Trekking Crew:
Gather at a designated meeting point to meet your trekking guide and support staff. Receive a briefing about the day's trek, including the trail conditions and any points of interest along the way.
Trail Start - Dunai to Tarakot:
Embark on the trek from Dunai to Tarakot. The trail may lead you through picturesque landscapes, including terraced fields, dense forests, and charming villages. You will encounter the Thuli Bheri River again and navigate river crossings using suspension bridges.
Then after pass through traditional villages, interacting with locals and experiencing the unique culture of the Dolpa region.
Lunch Stop:
Take a break for lunch at a suitable spot along the trail. Enjoy a packed meal or a meal prepared by the trekking crew, providing you with the energy needed for the trek.
Tarakot Arrival:
After 4-5 hours of trek, you will arrive at Tarakot, a historic village with its own unique charm. Check into your lodge or teahouse where you'll be staying for the night. Spend the late afternoon exploring Tarakot. Visit local attractions such as monasteries, chortens, or historic sites that may be present in the village.
Dinner and Overnight Stay in Tarakot:
Enjoy a well-prepared dinner at your accommodation. The meals often include a variety of local and traditional dishes, providing a taste of the regional cuisine.
After having dinner, retire to your room for a restful night's sleep.
Morning Start:
Begin the day with an early breakfast at your accommodation in Tarakot. Ensure you are well-hydrated and have all the necessary gear for the day's trek. Gather with your trekking guide and fellow trekkers for a morning briefing.
Trail Start - Tarakot to Musi Khola:
Embark on the trek from Tarakot to Musi Khola. The trail may ascend gradually, taking you through scenic landscapes, including terraced fields, dense forests, and meandering streams.
Chortens and Mani Walls:
Along the way you will encounter chortens (Buddhist shrines) and mani walls adorned with prayer flags. Take moments to appreciate the spiritual significance of these structures as you pass by.
Village Interaction:
You will pass through small villages along the way, providing opportunities to interact with locals and witness their daily lives. The Dolpa region is known for its unique cultural practices, and the villages offer glimpses into these traditions.
Lunch Break:
Take a break for lunch at a suitable spot with scenic views. Enjoy a packed lunch or a meal prepared by the trekking crew, replenishing your energy for the trek ahead.
Continue the trek:
Starting your trek after lunch and then encounter river crossings and bridges as you navigate through the terrain. The trail might offer views of the Musi Khola river, adding to the natural beauty of the surroundings.
Musi Khola Arrival:
After 6 hours of trek, you will reach Musi Khola, a location known for its serene atmosphere and picturesque setting. Check into your lodge or teahouse, where you'll be spending the night.
Dinner and overnight stay in Musi Khola:
Indulge in a delicious dinner at your accommodation and take the time to connect with other trekkers by sharing stories and experiences. Experience the genuine hospitality of these remote regions and bask in the warmth it provides. If the night sky is clear, make the most of the minimal light pollution in the mountainous areas for some stargazing. Then, head back to your room for a restful night's sleep.
Early Morning Preparation:
Begin your day with an early breakfast to fuel up for the day's trek. Take the time to check your trekking gear and make any necessary adjustments. Gather with your trekking group for a morning briefing to ensure everyone is prepared for the day ahead.
Trail Start - Musi Khola to Kagkot:
You will embark on the trek from Musi Khola to Kagkot. The trail may ascend gradually, taking you through diverse landscapes, including alpine meadows, rhododendron forests, and rocky terrain.
Challenges and Passages:
On your trial, you will encounter sections of the trail that might present challenges such as rocky paths or steep ascents. Your trekking guide will provide guidance and assistance as needed.
Lunch Break:
Take a break for lunch at a scenic spot along the trail. Enjoy a packed lunch or a meal prepared by the trekking crew while soaking in the natural beauty. You may encounter various plant and animal species along the way.
Kagkot Arrival:
After 4-5 hours of trek, you will reach Kagkot, a high-altitude destination known for its tranquility and stunning views. Check into your lodge or teahouse, where you'll be spending the night.
Exploration of Kagkot:
You can spend the late afternoon exploring Kagkot and its surroundings. Take short hikes to viewpoints or visit local attractions that may be present in this remote mountain village.
Dinner and Overnight Stay in Kagkot:
Indulge in a delicious dinner at your accommodation, prepared with care. Share stories and experiences with other trekkers, and take the opportunity to learn about the cultural traditions of the people in Kagkot. After a few hours of relaxation, retreat to your room for a peaceful night's sleep.
Early Morning Start:
Start your day with an early breakfast to fuel up for the challenging trek ahead. Double-check your gear and make any needed adjustments before setting out on the day's journey.
Trail Start - Kagkot to Panjing:
You will embark on the trek from Kagkot to Panjing. The trail may involve steep ascents, rocky paths, and high-altitude terrain. Follow your experienced guide's lead as you ascend into the alpine region. The higher elevation provides a vantage point for capturing stunning landscapes and, on clear days, distant snow-capped peaks. The alpine environment may showcase hardy plants and wildflowers adapted to the challenging mountain conditions.
Lunch Break:
Take a break for lunch at a strategic point along the trail. Recharge with a nutritious meal while surrounded by the serene mountain environment.
Challenges and Passages:
Encounter challenging sections of the trail, such as steep ascents or narrow passages. Depending on the route, you may encounter nomadic herders with their yaks. Take the opportunity to learn about their traditional way of life and the symbiotic relationship they have with the land.
Panjing Arrival:
Afer 8 hours of trek, you will reach Panjing, a high-altitude destination offering a unique Himalayan experience. Check into your lodge or teahouse, where you'll spend the night.
Dinner and Overnight Stay in Panjing:
Indulge in a delicious dinner while taking in the stunning mountain views, then retreat to your room for a peaceful night's sleep.
Wake-Up and Breakfast:
Begin your acclimatization day with a comfortable wake-up. Enjoy a hearty breakfast to fuel your body for the day.
Guided Stretching or Yoga:
Participate in a guided stretching session or yoga. Light exercises help improve blood circulation and flexibility, preparing your body for the high-altitude trek ahead.
Health Check:
Perform a self-health check and communicate any concerns or symptoms to your trekking guide. It's crucial to monitor your well-being at high altitudes.
Short Acclimatization Hike:
Undertake a short acclimatization hike in the vicinity of Panjing. This hike is designed to allow your body to adapt to the higher altitude gradually.
Educational class:
After returning from a short hike, you will attend an educational session conducted by your trekking guide. During this session, you will learn about the effects of altitude, symptoms of altitude sickness, and measures to stay healthy at high elevations.
Hydration and Nutrition:
Focus on hydration and proper nutrition. Drink plenty of fluids and enjoy a nutritious lunch, including foods that support acclimatization.
Rest and Relaxation:
After the morning activities, take some time to rest and relax. Whether it's reading a book, journaling, or simply enjoying the mountain views, allowing your body to recuperate is essential.
Photography and Nature Observation:
Take advantage of the afternoon to explore the surroundings for photography and nature observation. The unique flora and fauna of the high-altitude regions offer excellent opportunities for exploration.
Dinner and Overnight stay in Panjing:
Enjoy a nutritious dinner with your trekking group and retire to bed early to ensure you get a good night's sleep.
Morning and Early Start:
Begin your day early with a wholesome breakfast, preparing for the trek ahead. Check your gear and ensure you have all essentials packed for the day. Gather with your trekking group for a morning meeting.
Trail Start - Panjing to German Basecamp:
Embark on the trek from Panjing to German Basecamp, where the trail may involve steep ascents, rocky paths, and high-altitude terrain. Follow your experienced guide's lead as you ascend further into the Himalayan wilderness.
As you gain elevation, you can enjoy the expansive mountain vistas that unfold before you. The Dolpa region's rugged beauty and unique geography make for a visually stunning trek. Take short breaks at designated rest stops to rest, hydrate, and absorb the natural beauty surrounding you.
Lunch with a View:
Stop for lunch at a scenic spot along the trail. Enjoy a packed lunch while taking in the breathtaking mountain views. The high-altitude atmosphere adds to the unique dining experience.
Photography Opportunities:
Seize the opportunity for photography, capturing the alpine landscapes, rocky outcrops, and possibly the snow-capped peaks that surround the trail.
German Basecamp Arrival:
After 4-5 hours of trek , you will reach German Basecamp, a strategic point in the trek. Check into your lodge or teahouse, where you'll be spending the night.
Dinner and Overnight Stay in German Basecamp:
Indulge in a delicious dinner at German Basecamp and then retreat to your room for a peaceful night's sleep.
Early Morning Preparation:
Start your day with an early wake-up and a healthy breakfast. Make sure you are well-rested and have all the essential gear packed for the demanding trek ahead. Join your trekking group for a briefing from your guide and get ready for the day's hike.
Trail Start - German Basecamp to Putha Hiuchuli Basecamp:
Embark on the trek from German Basecamp to Putha Hiuchuli Basecamp, where the trail may lead you through high-altitude landscapes, rocky moraines, and potentially snow-covered terrain. As you begin the ascent to higher altitudes, you will gain elevation as you approach Putha Hiuchuli.
Lunch at Altitude:
Take a break for lunch at a suitable spot along the trail. A nourishing meal is essential for maintaining energy levels during high-altitude treks.
Putha Hiuchuli Basecamp Arrival:
After 5-6 hours of trek, you will reach Putha Hiuchuli Basecamp, a strategically located point for those preparing to ascend the peak. Check into the basecamp accommodations, where you'll spend the night.
Acclimatization and Rest:
Use the late afternoon for acclimatization and rest. Take it easy, hydrate well, and allow your body to adjust to the higher altitude.
Dinner and Overnight Stay in Putha Hiuchuli Basecamp:
After a well-deserved dinner at Putha Hiuchuli Basecamp, you can take advantage of the high-altitude location to witness a spectacular display of stars in the clear night sky. Then, retire to your room for a restful night's sleep.
The climbing period involves the ascent from the Basecamp to the summit of Putha Hiuchuli (7,246 meters) and the subsequent descent back to the Basecamp. This phase is a rigorous and challenging undertaking, requiring careful planning, technical climbing skills, and acclimatization.
Daily Routine:
Morning Early Wake-up:
Begin each day with an early wake-up to make the most of daylight hours during the ascent. Enjoy a nutritious breakfast to fuel your body for the demanding climb. Check climbing equipment, including ropes, harnesses, and crampons.
Climbing Briefing:
Receive a briefing from climbing guides, discussing the day's route, weather conditions, and safety precautions.
Late Morning / Early Afternoon:
Commence Ascent:
You will start the ascent toward the summit, following a carefully planned route. Negotiate various terrains, including ice and rock sections.
Acclimatization Camps:
Ascend in stages, establishing acclimatization camps at strategic elevations. These camps serve as rest points and aid in the acclimatization process.
Technical Climbing:
You will engage in technical climbing, including traversing glaciers and negotiating challenging sections. Work closely with climbing guides and support staff.
Afternoon:
Summit Push:
Undertake the summit push during this phase, aiming to reach the pinnacle of Putha Hiuchuli. The final ascent requires determination, physical endurance, and mental resilience.
Summit Celebration:
Celebrate reaching the summit and take in the panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. Capture the moment with photos and relish the accomplishment.
Descent to Basecamp:
Begin the descent from the summit, retracing the route back to the Basecamp. Descent can be equally challenging, requiring careful navigation.
Intermediate Camps:
Descend through acclimatization camps, resting as needed. Monitor each climber's well-being and address any signs of fatigue or altitude-related symptoms.
Evening:
Debrief and Celebration:
- Gather in the evening for a debriefing session. Share experiences, challenges, and achievements with fellow climbers. Celebrate the successful summit with a sense of camaraderie.
Rest and Recovery:
Prioritize rest and recovery in the evening in the tented house. Adequate sleep is crucial for recuperation, especially after the physical exertion of climbing to high altitudes.
Note:
Climbing Putha Hiuchuli is a significant undertaking, and safety is paramount. Climbers should be well-acclimatized, physically fit, and equipped with proper gear. The climbing period involves facing various challenges, including low temperatures, high altitudes, and technical climbing sections. It's essential to adhere to the guidance of experienced climbing guides and support staff. The return to Basecamp marks the completion of the climbing phase, and trekkers can reflect on the incredible achievement of summiting Putha Hiuchuli.
Morning and Early Start:
Begin the day with an early wake-up at Putha Hiuchuli Base Camp. Have a hearty breakfast, preparing for a long day of trekking. Gather with your trekking group for a briefing from your guide.
Trail Start - Putha Hiuchuli Base Camp to Kagkot:
Embark on the trek from Putha Hiuchuli Base Camp to Kagkot, navigating diverse terrains, including rocky paths and alpine meadows. Enjoy the scenic descent and take in views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Descend gradually to allowyour body to adjust to the decreasing altitude.
Rest Stops:
Take short breaks at designated rest stops. These breaks provide opportunities to rest, hydrate, and appreciate the changing landscapes during the descent.
Lunch Break:
Stop for lunch at a suitable spot along the trail. You can enjoy a packed lunch or a meal prepared by the trekking crew, reenergizing for the remainder of the descent.
Cultural Exploration:
If passing through villages, take the opportunity to explore and interact with locals. Learn about the unique culture and traditions of the Dolpa region.
Kagkot Arrival:
After 8 hours of trek, you will reach Kagkot, the destination for the day. Check into your lodge or teahouse, where you'll be spending the night.
Rest and Relaxation:
Spend the late afternoon resting and relaxing in Kagkot. This peaceful village provides a tranquil setting for unwinding after the challenging trek.
Dinner and Overnight Stay in Kagkot:
After a long day, treat yourself to a delicious dinner at your accommodation. If the sky is clear, take some time to relax and gaze at the stars. Then, head back to your room for a peaceful and restful night's sleep.
Morning Early Start:
Start your day with an early wake-up in Kagkot and fuel up with a substantial breakfast to energize yourself for the long day of trekking ahead. Gather with your trekking group for a morning briefing then, get ready for your day trek.
Trail Start - Kagkot to Dunai:
Embark on the trek from Kagkot to Dunai, where the trail will take you through a variety of terrains such as forested areas, open meadows, and small settlements. As you descend gradually from the higher elevations of Kagkot, take in the changing landscapes and enjoy a more relaxed pace compared to ascents.
Lunch Break:
During your trek, you will stop at a picturesque location for lunch and enjoy a packed meal or a freshly prepared meal by our trekking crew. This will provide you with the necessary nourishment to continue your journey.
Village Exploration:
As you travel through the local villages on your way to Dunai, be sure to take some time to explore and engage with the residents. This will give you a valuable opportunity to gain insights into the daily lives and traditions of the people in this region.
Dunai Arrival:
After 9-10 hours of trek, you will reach Dunai, a significant town in the Dolpa region and a hub for trekkers. Check into your lodge or teahouse, where you'll be spending the night.
Exploration of Dunai:
If energy permits, explore Dunai in the evening. Visit local markets, monasteries, or viewpoints that offer a glimpse into the unique charm of this town.
Dinner and Overnight Stay in Dunai:
Enjoy a well-deserved dinner at your accommodation in Dunai. Share experiences with fellow trekkers and perhaps engage with the local culture present in this larger settlement and then retire to your room for a restful night's sleep.
Final Morning in Dunai:
Begin the day with a final breakfast in Dunai. Take a moment to appreciate the journey and the experiences gained during your trek in the Dolpa region.
Packing and Check-Out:
Pack your belongings and check out of your lodge in Dunai. Ensure all necessary permits and paperwork are in order for the trek back to Juphal.
Short Trek to Juphal:
You will begin the short trek from Dunai to Juphal in order to ret urn to Nepalgunj. This relatively brief journey will take you through familiar landscapes, allowing you to savor the final moments of the trek.
Arrival in Juphal:
After 2-3 hours of trekking, you will arrive at Juphal, the starting point of your trek. Take some time to rest and reflect on the incredible journey you have just completed. Juphal serves as the gateway to the Dolpa region.
Lunch in Juphal:
You can enjoy a leisurely lunch in Juphal, either at a local eatery or with a packed lunch prepared by your trekking crew.
Exploration of Juphal:
Spend some time exploring Juphal if time permits. Visit local markets or landmarks that showcase the cultural aspects of this town.
Afternoon Transfer to Juphal Airport:
Transfer to Juphal Airport for your flight back to Nepalgunj. Bid farewell to the Dolpa region with a sense of accomplishment and gratitude for the experiences gained.
Flight to Nepalgunj:
Board a short domestic flight from Juphal Airport to Nepalgunj. Enjoy aerial views of the Himalayan landscape as you return to the lowland city.
Arrival in Nepalgunj:
Upon arrival in Nepalgunj, transfer to your hotel. Take some time to rest and freshen up after the trek.
Evening:
Dinner and Overnight Stay in Nepalgunj:
After a long day of trekking, you can look forward to a satisfying dinner in Nepalgunj. Take some time to reminisce about the best moments of your trek and wap stories with other trekkers before heading back to your accommodation for a restful night's sleep.
Morning Departure:
Start your day by checking out of your hotel in Nepalgunj and heading to Nepalgunj Airport for your domestic flight to Kathmandu. Make sure you have all the necessary documents and tickets for the journey. Since the company provides transportation services, you do not need to arrange for pick-up and drop-off.
Scenic Flight to Kathmandu:
You will take a short, approximately 45-minute domestic flight from Nepalgunj to Kathmandu and enjoy scenic views of the diverse landscapes below as you transition from the lowlands to the Kathmandu Valley.
Arrival in Kathmandu:
Touch down at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Upon arrival, you'll be transferred to your hotel in the city.
Check-In and Rest:
Check in to your hotel in Kathmandu. Take some time to rest, freshen up, and unwind after the day's travel.
Free Time for Exploration:
If time allows, you may choose to explore the vibrant city of Kathmandu. Visit nearby landmarks, markets, or simply stroll through the bustling streets to soak in the atmosphere.
Dinner and Overnight Stay in Kathmandu:
You will have a wonderful dinner at a local restaurant in Kathmandu. The city has a wide variety of culinary options, from traditional Nepali dishes to international cuisines. After enjoying delicious food, you will return to your hotel for a restful night's sleep.
Final Morning in Kathmandu:
Begin your departure day by checking out of your hotel in Kathmandu. Ensure that you have all your belongings packed and ready for departure.
Breakfast and Last-Minute Exploration:
Enjoy a final breakfast in Kathmandu. If time permits, consider a last-minute exploration of nearby attractions, markets, or souvenir shops to collect any last-minute mementos.
Airport Transfer:
Depending on your flight schedule, arrange for a transfer from your hotel to Tribhuvan International Airport. Ensure you have your travel documents, including your passport and flight tickets.
Airport Check-In:
Arrive at the airport and complete the check-in process for your departure. Allow sufficient time for security checks and procedures.
Final Views of Kathmandu:
Take a moment to capture final views of Kathmandu and the surrounding hills from the airport. Reflect on the memories of your trek and the cultural experiences in Nepal.
Putha Hiunchuli is a mountain in the Dhaulagiri Range of the Himalayas in Nepal. It is one of the lesser-known peaks in the region but is still quite challenging to climb due to its altitude and technical difficulties. Putha Hiunchuli stands at 7,246 meters (23,772 feet) above sea level.
To organize an expedition to Putha Hiunchuli, you would typically start in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. From Kathmandu, you would make your way to the city of Pokhara, which serves as a gateway to the Dhaulagiri Range. From Pokhara, you would arrange transportation to take you to the trailhead, which is likely to be in the Myagdi district of Nepal.
The exact logistics and route for your expedition would depend on the climbing company or organization you are working with, as well as the specific permits and permissions required for climbing in the area. It's essential to work with experienced guides and obtain the necessary permits to ensure a safe and successful expedition to Putha Hiunchuli or any other high-altitude peak in Nepal. Additionally, please note that conditions and regulations may change over time, so it's crucial to verify the latest information and consult with local authorities and experts before planning your expedition.
Putha Hiunchuli is not a common or popular activity. Putha Hiunchuli is a challenging and technical peak to climb, and it is primarily visited by mountaineers and climbers. The rugged terrain, high altitude, and challenging conditions make it an unsuitable destination for recreational skiing.
If you are interested in skiing in Nepal, there are other regions and peaks that are more suitable for this activity. The Annapurna and Langtang regions, for example, offer some opportunities for backcountry skiing and ski touring during the winter months. These regions have lower-altitude ski options and are more accessible for skiing enthusiasts.
However, it's essential to note that skiing in the Himalayas, whether on Putha Hiunchuli or elsewhere, requires specialized skills and equipment. Additionally, you should always check current conditions, avalanche risk, and obtain the necessary permits and permissions before embarking on any skiing expedition in Nepal.
Michael K.
25th Oct, 2023
I recently completed my expedition to Mt. Putha and I would like to express my gratitude to Mr. Kedar Neupane and Lakpa for their sincere help during the expedition. This success would not have been possible without the support of Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd. I highly recommend choosing Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd. for your next expedition.
Annabeth W.
27th Sep, 2023
I successfully completed my Putha Expedition with Furba and Lakpa, expert mountaineering guides who were incredibly supportive and friendly. I also want to express my gratitude to Mr. Kedar Neupane, the manager of Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd, who designed the expedition for me. I highly recommend Actual Adventure for any expedition.
Dani_el P.
11th Nov, 2023
I am sharing my amazing experience of the Putha Expedition. It was an indescribable moment. I didn't believe that I could complete the expedition coming from a far country. It was only possible because of Actual Adventure, which supported me throughout the journey . Moreover, I should not forget to thank all the crew of Actual Adventure and recommend to all to explore the Himalayas with Actual Adventure.
Christina S.
24th Sep, 2022
My experience with Actual Adventure was very good. During my expedition to Mt. Putha, I had a well-experienced and friendly guide, Mr. Lakpa, who supported me throughout the successful journey. I also want to thank Mr. Kedar Neupane for suggesting this expedition and designing the planned package itinerary . Overall, I would reccommend getting in touch with Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd for your expedition.
Reinildo D.
12th Sep, 2022
During my Putha Expedition, Mr. Lakpa, a guide from Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd , provided me with invaluable support. He is kind, helpful, and supportive. I would also like to extend my thanks to Mr. Kedar Neupane, the Managing Director, for providing me with valuable guidance. I highly recommend exploring with Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd.
Lellia C.
4th Oct, 2023
I am grateful to Actual Adventure for the successful Putha Expedition and I would also like to extend my thanks to Mr. Lakpa for guiding and taking care of me throughout the entire expedition. #gratitude
Alissandra D.
4th Nov, 2023
I would like to extend a special thank you to Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd. and their guide Lakpa for their support throughout the entire Putha Expedition. I thoroughly enjoyed the time spent exploring and would highly recommend contacting Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd for your own exploration needs.
Javier M.
13th Nov, 2023
I am grateful to Actual Adventure for their excellent assistance during my Putha Expedition. Thank you!
Jake D.
14th Nov, 2023
I recently completed the Putha Expedition with Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd. I want to express my gratitude to Mr. Lakpa for his energetic and supportive guidance throughout the entire journey. I would also like to thank Manager Mr. Kedar Neupane for designing the planned itinerary.
Levi N.
10th Dec, 2023
Thank you to Actual Adventure Pvt. Ltd for their assistance in successfully completing my Putha Expedition. I am grateful to Mr. Kedar Neupane, the managing Director, for providing me with all the necessary information and guidance. I would also like to extend my thanks to Guide Lakpa for their support throughout the entire expedition.
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