Overview
In the Himalayas, Dhampus Peak – also known as Thapa Peak – stands tall at 6,012m, to the North-East of the 5,240m Dhampus Pass. It is part of a chain of prominent peaks, including Mount Dhaulagiri and Mount Tukuche. Dhampus Peak is a great climb, located 14km West of Jomsom in the Kali Gandaki valley. The climb is an extra optional in the base price of the Dhaulagiri trek. But trekkers often enquire about whether it’s worth it. Dhampus Peak is also called an Annapurna region non-technical trekking peak. It sits in the northwestern region. A 20-day adventure awaits anyone who seeks to conquer this peak.
Dhampus lies northeast of Dhaulagiri, the seventh-highest peak in the world. Mt. Dhauligiri was first summited in 1960 by an Austrian mountaineer named Kurt Diemberger. One of the major lures of the 20-day Dhampus Peak climbing trek is the spectacular sight. Trekkers can see some of the stunning peaks f the world’s highest mountains of Nepal and worldwide as well. The views you can see are of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Massif. Likewise, this journey also presents the prospect of discovering diverse flora and fauna. Especially that of the subalpine and temperate highlands of the Annapurna Conservation Area. There are many Thakalis and Tibetan Buddhists locals who live in this region. Trekkers can experience the exceptional culture and traditions of these ethnic groups.
Our 20-day Dhampus Peak itinerary offers a 2-day acclimatization camping experience too. This acclimatization will be at Glacier Camp and Dhampus Peak base camp, which is situated at over 5,000m. These locations let trekkers enjoy two full days of their stunning surroundings on the 10th and 15 days. Climbing Dhampus Peak is of course fun. But it can only trekkers can attempt the climb if the trekkers are well-acclimatized. Any rush in climb might cause climbing Dhampus Peak trip an impossible task. Also, Staying at Hidden Valley for more than a night may not be inconvenient because of its high elevation. This peak is superior for novice climbers seeking their first taste of mountain climbing in Nepal. Because trekkers need no technical expertise to reach peak’s summit. While previous experience trekking through the snow would be helpful. One must have the physical and mental grit to overcome the challenges. It is no surprise that the Dhampus Peak tour is one of the most famous climbing expeditions.
On your 20 days trip, you will take a journey through the Dhampus Peak Climbing Route in Dhaulagiri. The route’s air is rich with the spirit of untouched nature. Also, there is the existence of rare wildlife, like glorious Musk deer and Ghoral. You will walk through the route full of dense forests festooned with rhododendrons during spring. This route with the sights of Chonbarden Glacier leaves you thrilled. Trekkers, with their guides, will follow the arranged and prepared Dhampus Peak Climbing Route Map. The peak’s hiking trails are a marvel just as it is defined, as it offers a glimpse of the stunning Annapurna Region. Treks will ascend t the summit through the Dhaulagiri Base Camp, Hidden Valley, which is also part of the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek Map. Get to travel the beautiful French Pass and the Dhampus Pass, situated at 5,360 meters and 5,200 meters. You will follow the same route if you choose to tackle the daring Dhaulagiri Round Trek circles the Dhaulagiri region too.
Highlights
- Get the thrill of climbing Dhapus Peak at 6012 meters/19724 feet.
- Dhampus Peak is located in the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges.
- This peak climbing is classified as one of the easy trekking peak destinations of Nepal.
- A crossing of two major base camps, Dhaulagiri Base Camp and Dhampus peak base camp, both above 5000m elevation.
- Reaching Dhampus Peak provides an excellent view of the Annapurna ranges Annapurna I, II, III, and IV.
- Opportunity to travel through the Dhaulagiri Circuit route.
- Visit the local settlements of local people along with their lifestyle and culture.
- Visit to Hidden Valley of Nepal.
Itinerary
Our Peak Climbing Nepal staff members will pick you up and accompany you to your respective hotels. This day will be free as you can spend the rest of this day as per your like. You can go on a night out and visit the vibrant place Thamel too. At the end f the day, you get to stay overnight in a 2-4 star hotel in Kathmandu.
Your day will be reserved for a Kathmandu Valley tour. Kathmandu tour comes with its advantages. Kathmandu is the valley of attractions, so it has more attractions visitors can explore before their journey. Here you will see the main attractions and UNESCO heritage sights like Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath temple, Swayambhunath Stupa, etc.
One day will not be enough for this tour, but you get to visit the best place in Kathmandu in one day. This place is significant in religious, ancient heritage, and cultural terms. After completing this sightseeing tour, you will return to our respective hotels. You can make the necessary preparations for your journey, starting from day 3.
Today you will have your early morning breakfast and start your journey by jeep to Pokhara. The distance from Kathmandu to Pokhara is 201.2 km and will take around 6-8 driving hours. You will stay overnight at Pokhara, with the best accommodation facilities. You will have a blast after reaching Pokhara, mainly at night. There is something to enjoy for everyone, like booming live music concerts, stunning sunsets, bars, clubs, etc. You can visit the lakeside Pokhara after reaching there. Also, you can enjoy the sunset views from the lakeside restaurant or bar. You can also rent a boat and enjoy boating around the lake.
After breakfast, you will take a Jeep ride from Pokhara to Muri again. The distance from Pokhara to Muri is around 71.2 km and takes approx-4-6 hours by jeep. Before reaching Muri, you need cors Darbang (1110m) and Sibang (1780m). Treks will cross through various villages and lush green forests. The route to Muri is full of rice, barley, millet, and maize farmlands. You will stop at different places for your lunch and breaks. In Muri, you will stay at a tea house and enjoy Dinner with your group. Trekkers will also cross Dhara Khola and Myagdi Khola while reaching Muri, a small Magar village.
Your official trek of Dhamus Peak starts on Day 6. You will leave this village early after having a hearty breakfast. Day 6 trek will take you through the steep trail to the suspension bridge over the Muri Khola. After crossing the bridge, trekkers can climb towards the path decored with dense Bamboo and rhododendron forests. Continuing, you will cross many farmhouses and hike towards the valley’s north. This north side will take you to the large green fields just before reaching Boghara. After reaching, you will stay overnight at a tea house.
You will leave Boghara and hike towards Dobang at 2520m. You will trek through the Marsayangdi Khola bank. On this route, you can encounter the green subtropical forests to Lipshe. You will reach the small villages after crossing these green forests. The locals of this place are famous for their wild honey collection, which they collect themself. You will reach Dobang after 4-6 hours of hike. Here you can see many tented sam sites and teahouses. The overnight stay of your group will be at tea houses.
You will have breakfast and prepare for a 5-6 hour hike from Doang to Sallaghari at (3,100m). The fresh mountain air and the surrounding will surely enliven your senses. You will cross Kunaban Khola and witness the beauty of the river and its surrounding. After hours of hiking, a panoramic view of Dhaulagiri I(8,167m) will wait for your presence. Your journey will continue along the river, and we will cross the Pakite Khola before reaching Pina Sallaghari. This day will be harder than before, but you will be amazed by the natural beauty surrounding you. Your overnight stay will be at Sallaghari in a teahouse.
After breakfast in the early morning today, you will hike up to Italian Base Camp at 3660m. This route has pine, rhododendron, and fir forests for you to see. This route is on the west side of the Dhaulagiri region. You may encounter the moraine while walking through the rocky paths and forests. There is also a high chance of coming across boulders as the Italian Base Camp area is below the West Face of Dhaulagiri I. From the base camp, get a panoramic view of Dhaulagiri III (7,715m), Dhaulagiri II (7,751m), and Dhaulagiri V (7,618m).
On day 9, trekkers will take a 5-6 hours hike from Italian Base Cam to Glacier camp. This place is located at 4200m above sea level. So there might be a chance of altitude sickness for trekkers. For this hike, trekkers will have some coffee early in the morning. This is one of the challenging hikes. You will walk through the slippery icy glacier trails from the Italian base camp. Also, to reach the Glacier Camp, trekkers must go through the moraine to Chhonbardan Gorge. Glacier Camp is a highly elevated place between Dhaulagiri Base Camp and the Italian camp. Your accommodations will be at a tented camp in Glacier Camp.
Acclimatization is essential for a smooth trekking experience, especially at higher altitudes. The air gets thinner as we trek at high regions, so we must acclimatize ourselves. For this, we will take a one full day acclimation day break at Glacier Camp. Treks can take a short hike around the Camp to prepare for the next long walk to the Dhaulagiri Base Camp. After exploring the surroundings around the Glacier camp, you will return for your food and rest in your tented camp.
Today will be one of the challenging days as you will hike for around five hours at an altitude of 4748m to Dhauligri Base Camp. The rocky ridgeline and snow along the moraines will mostly cover today’s route. Our destination Dhauligr Base Camp is on the north side of the glacier. While trekking on this route, we should be very cautious because f all the snow and icy path. After reaching the Dhaulagiri Base Camp, you will see peaks. These Peaks include views like Dhaulagiri V (7,618m), Dhaulagiri II (7,751m), Dhaulagiri III (7,715m), and icy winds area. You can also encounter the icefall that falls from the col between Dhaulagiri and Tukuche Peak (6,848m). Overnight will be at a tented camp f the Dahuligri base camp.
After resting at a tented camp in Dhauligr Base Camp, you will hike to Hidden Valley at 5180m. Trekkers have to ascend over the Chhonbardan glacier and lateral moraine for this. Furthermore, you have to trek along one of the challenging passes named the French Pass at 5360m. While hiking through this pass, you will see Tukuche Peak (6920m) and Dhaulagiri I (8167m). Also, while trekking in the glacier moraine, get the views of Thapa Peak (6,012m), Dhaulagiri I (8,167m), and SechiLek (5,981m). Here you will spend some time and enjoy other glorious peaks views like Mukut Himal (5970m) too. Then you will ascend to the hidden valley through an icy route. Hidden Valley is a broad, long mountain valley hidden behind the massive Dhaulagiri. This valley was recently discovered. Overnight trekkers will be at a tented camp too in Hidden Valley.
After spending the night at Hidden Valley, trekkers must get to the Dhampus Peak base camp for today’s journey. Trekkers will wake up early with sunrise views over the mountain peaks. You will walk for around 5-6 hours to reach the elevation of 5400m to Dhampus Peak base camp. Your route to the camp is filled with alpine vegetation and Himalayan mountain ranges. To reach the camp, you have to pass through the Dhampus Pass at 5258m. Ascending over the icy peaks, we shall gradually approach the lofty high camp. After reaching the camp, your can relax and enjoy the surrounding views. Your overnight sty will be at the tented camp in the Dhampus Peak base camp.
Day 14 will be an Acclimatization day. This day is very important because you must summit Dhampus Peak the next day. You will take a rest and hike around the base camp. Also, trekkers must arrange all the necessary gear and equipment to climb Dhampus Peak the next day. Rest and acclimatization day will be at the tented campsite of Dhampus peak base camp.
Today we will summit Dhampus Peak finally after 14 days of the journey. This summit trek should be mentally and physically prepared as this is the hardest. We will start our journey early in mourning after eating a healthy breakfast. Dhampus Peak is located at an elevation of 6012m. We ascend to the top of the peak accepting all the challenges along with expert guidance. This is when your all experience will help you.
After completing the climb, you get time to enjoy the views around you. Here, you can see peaks like Annapurna massif, Tilicho Peak (7134m), Nilgiri, Dhaulagiri (8167m), and Tukuche Peak (6920m). These are just some of the many mountains and peaks visits for you can see. After enjoying all the views, you will descend to Yak Kharka at 4018 meters. This is the last day you will stay at the Tented camp. This place was named Yak Kharka because Yaks used to graze in these areas. During your stay in Yak Kharka, you can view many yaks grazing in these areas.
After enjoying your peak climbing journey, you will then start descending. On your 16-day trip, you will trek from Yak Kharka to Marpha. Marphs is located at just 2670m above sea level. Compared to previous days, this trek is very easy. Marpha is a small stoned-lined village located in the Mustang District of Nepal.
The locals around here make a living by catering to the need of trekkers and tourists. This village is mainly famous because of its apples and wines made out of apples. Your overnight accommodations will be at Marphs in teahouses. Marpha, while maintaining its heritage, has adopted modernity. The teahouses here have the facility of WIFI and hot water for the showers. Also, you can enjoy Western cuisine in most tea houses.
Your trekking journey ends on Day 16, and you will further take a journey by road now. Today you will take a drive from Marpha to Pokhara by jeep. The distance between Marphs to Pkhara is 139 km, and it will take around four hours to reach Pokhara by road. After reaching Pokhara, you can enjoy scenic views of the lakes like Fewa Lake. Also, enjoy your night in Pokhara with all the delicious food, music, and panoramic views around you.
Today you will take a drive back in a jeep from Pokhara to Kathmandu. It will take around 5-7 hours from Pokhara to reach Kathmandu by road. Interested trekkers can stay at Pokhara and take another expedition to the Annapurna region, like Anapurna Base Camp, with additional costs. After reaching Kathmandu, you will stay at your respective hotel and enoy the nightlife of Kathmandu. Overnight for trekkers will be at hotel ranging from 3-4 star.
Our itinerary for today promises a break from the routine as we explore the picturesque cities of Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Patan.
Today trekkers can set out fr a sightseing adventeure in a privtae vehicke. Here, you will see heritage sites that UNESCO has listed. You can also have a food tour and try local Newari, Thalaki, and many other foods. Along the way, you can buy souvenirs for your loved one back in your home country. As the sun sets, we will return to our luxurious hotel in Kathmandu.
This is the last day in the Kathmandu Valley. We will drive you back to the airport from your respective hotels.
Includes/Excludes
Cost Includes
- 2 Nights stay in Kathmandu & 2 Nights stay in Pokhara with BB Plan
- All ground transportation by private vehicle including airport arrival and departure transfer
- Climbing permits for Dhampus Peak
- All essential trekking permits and conservation area free
- Tea House + Camping combined accommodation during trek & Climb – as per itinerary
- All meals during trek & climb– Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Experienced trekking & climbing guide
- Required number of porters
- Necessary climbing gears
- Kitchen equipment and camping equipment during the climbing period
- General first aid kids
- Insurance, clothing and salary for staffs
- Welcome and farewell dinner in Kathmandu
- All government taxes and necessary paperwork
Cost Excludes
- Personal climbing gears
- Your Personal Insurance
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Cost of personal nature expenses
- Tips for staffs
Important
We offer different price ranges for 20 days of the Dhampus Peak Climbing Package. The cost for the 20 days of peak climbing will generally depend upon the no of people trekking in your group. The prices for the people joining the trek will cost you between $2500- $3500 per person. If you travel in a group of 10 or more, the cost will be relatively lower. Here is the price range per person for the 20 days Dhampus Peak Climbing Package based on no of people traveling.
- 1 Person: $2500- $3500 per person.
- 2 Person: $2400- $3400
- 3 Person: $2300-$3400
- 4 to 6 Person: $2250-$3200
- 7 to 9 Person: $2200-$3200
- 10 or more 10 Person: $2000-$3200
Those mentioned above are only the standard price and guidelines for the impressive climb of Dhampus Peak. But we also understand that every trekker’s requirements may be unique. So we can modify your climb to Dhampus Peak itinerary to suit your specific needs. Still, some factors like politics, weather, transport, landslides, or flight cancellations may cause itinerary changes. It is unlikely, but if your itinerary changes, our guides will determine the best alternative option without compromising the interest of the trekkers. There exist many opportunities to climb Dhampus Peak and other peaks everywhere. But trekkers enthusiasts need to where these opportunities in a budget. We at Peak Climbing Nepal rank top in providing the best services, ensuring your safety and pleasure. We have an excellent team composed of professional and licensed local guides. These professionals have unparalleled knowledge of the whole region.
To accent Dhamus Peak, you will have two options, one from Dhamus Pass and another from the Kali Gandaki Valley. Our 20-day itinerary includes the ascent from the Damus Pass at (5,240m). This is one of the challenging passes. It involves the ascent of around 1000m from Hidden Valley. The Dhampus Peak, Climbing route difficulty level, varies on different conditions. If there is little or no snow on the route, the climb will be easy for trekkers. But the climb will be more challenging if heavy snow is on the trails because of all the ice. Because of the icy route, the claim will need mixed climbing at a high altitude. Without any regular, this peak climbing can be rated as a slightly challenging trekking expedition.
For a successful chance of reaching the summit of Dhampus Peak, trekkers will require a moderate level of mountaineering skills. You can also get this moderate mountaineering skill from your previous climbs. Even if the trekking route condition is not icy, the main challenge is the physical effort required to ascend over 1,000m at a high altitude. In the worst scenarios, trekkers with significantly less experience and moving too slowly may have to turn around. If we are to talk about the success rate, then it is relatively low. This was first evident by the statistics from the Ministry of Tourism in 2019. This status showed that only 33 successful summits out of 76 climbing permits were issued, resulting in a 43% success rate. Novice travelers can attempt Dhamus Peak Climbing but must have a good fitness level and average experience. On this trek, we first screen our trekkers to know if reaching Dhampus Peak for this is a possible goal or now. After this, we provide feedback on additional training or experience required to join the expedition.
One should be fit to have enough winter mountaineering expertise and have a budget for any expedition. If you have all these requirements, you can join this 20 days trek, which will be worthwhile. Despite all the experience, most of the trekkers find the Dhaulagiri Circuit trek enough level of challenge and adventure. Also, trekking around the Hiden Valley will be a memorable day in the Himalayas. This area is not so crowded because of its remoteness and inaccessibility. So, you will only see a few trekkers around you here. We at Peak Climbing Nepal are happy to arrange your 20-day Dhampus Peak Climbing journey if you are willing.
Dhampus Peak has been classified as an Expedition peak by Nepal. Before climbing this 6012m peak from the Ministry of Tourism, you need a permit. The process of acquiring a license from the Ministry of Tourism is more expensive and involves more regulation than the permits issued by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). Expeditions for peaks under the 6500m, like Dhampus, do not need a Liaison Officer. But you must pay Expedition Peak permit. This permit costs $ 250 in spring, $125 in Autumn, and $70 in winter and summer. Trekks should also follow some rules and regulations like:-
- You must get a medical clearance certificate issued in your home country.
- A briefing and debriefing at the Ministry of Tourism
- The climbing staff should have Insurance.
- All the permits related to the expeditions should be made.
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The accommodation in a valley and other major cities will be according to your requirements.
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- 4 Star Hotel
- 5 Star Hotel
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- Good for non-technical climbers to gain experience
- Trekking part is quite technical so, require experienced trekkers.
- Excellent opportunity to get through two high altitude passes – French Pass (5360m) and Dhampus Pass (5420m).
- Explore hidden valley between Dhaulagiri Range and Annapurna.
- Excellent views of Annapurna Massif Himalayan range which include Annapurna I, II, III & IV and other snow-capped mountains
- This trekking requires a good sleeping bag and full trekking gears.
- For mountaineering in Nepal, Please bring your insurance coverage for trekking/Mountaineering.
- During this trekking and climbing, accommodation in Tented Camp.
1. How difficult is Dhampus Peak Climbing?
The route to Dhampus Peak climbing can be labeled as moderately difficult. But the previous expedition can be very helpful during this journey.
2. What is the best time to climb Dhampus Peak, and how long does it take?
The best time and months for Dhamus Peak Expedition are from May- July and August to October. You can trek in March, early April, or late October into November. But these months will be relatively cold compared to other months.
3. What kind of equipment is needed for Dhampus Peak Climbing?
Some equipment you need to summit the peak is a Mountaineering boot, Mountaineering ice axe with a leash, Helmet, Crampons, Climbing harness, etc.
4. What kind of physical fitness level is required to climb Dhampus Peak?
Trekkers must be very fit and have some mountaineering skills for this summit.
5. What is the altitude of Dhampus Peak?
The altitude of Dhampus Peak is 6012m above sea level. Before reaching this peak, you must pass through a hidden valley (5180m), french pass (5360m), and Dhampus Pass (5258m).
6. Are any permits needed for Dhampus Peak Climbing, and how do I obtain them?
Trekkers need a permit from the Ministry of Tourism while following all the rules and regulations. You need three trekking permits ) which are as follows:-
- Annapurna Conservation area permit- It costs around US$25.
- TIMS card (Trekking Information Management System- It costs around $20.
- Expedition royalty and climbing permit of Nepal government to climb Dhampus Peak.- It will cost around $70-$ 250 depending on the season.
7. What kind of accommodation is available during the Dhampus Peak Climbing expedition?
Accommodations in teahouses and tented camps are available during the expeditions. Your accommodations from 9-15 days will be at the tented camp, and the rest days’ accommodations will be at teahouses and hotels.
8. Can I hire a guide for Dhampus Peak Climbing, and how much does it cost?
Yes, you can hire a guide for Dhampus Peak Climbing. This will cost you around $25-$35 per day.
9. Are there any emergency services available during the Dhampus Peak Climbing expedition?
Yes, there are emergency services available during the Dhampus Peak Climbing expedition. Many trekking organizers have established procedures and protocols for handling emergencies. There will also be helicopter evacuations if needed.
10. What risks are involved in climbing Dhampus Peak, and how can they be mitigated?
This journey involves many risks like altitude sickness, injuries, falls, etc. Among these, altitude sickness is the most common one experienced by almost all climbers. To mitigate AMS symptoms, treks should acclimatize properly, stay hydrated and ascend slowly.
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