Putha Hiunchuli Expedition trip starts with a departure from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj in the hot marshes of the nation. From here take a short trip to Juphal in Dolpa where the trek to the pinnacle starts. We will go through 14 days moving before trekking back to Juphal and onwards to Kathmandu.

There is no denying the days are long between camps (around 6 hours yet recall you are trekking in meager air) so an incredible degree of wellness is required to both finish and appreciate this experience. The trek to base camp will take 6 days up to the height of 4,575m. This gives a lot of time to adapt. Above base camp we will set up two camps. Up here the course is day off ice so past involvement in crampons and ice hatchet is suggested. Known as the most straightforward of the 7,000m pinnacles this is a multi day trek and move at steady high elevation, which ought to be thought about when choosing whether this trip is for you.

After our effective trip we trek back to Juphal and fly back to Nepalgunj and on to Kathmandu.

Putha Hiunchuli Expedition Highlights

1. Trek through a remote and flawless zone of north-west territory of Nepal
2. See the wonderful Dhaulagiri run close up
3. Testing campaign experience
4. Trek through Tibet-like scene and culture
5. Extraordinary as groundwork for a future 8,000m trip
6. Fly in and out from the swamps of Nepal, an altogether different scene