Dhaulagiri I, the world’s seventh highest peak at 8,167 meters (26,795 feet), is
renowned for its massive size and dramatic snow-covered ridges. This expedition
offers a demanding climb in a less crowded region, attracting serious
mountaineers looking for solitude and a true Himalayan challenge.

Expedition Highlights
● Trek through the beautiful Annapurna and Dhaulagiri conservation areas
● Experience remote villages and stunning mountain landscapes
● Climb steep snow and ice slopes with technical sections
● Navigate challenging terrain including glaciers and icefalls
● Establish multiple camps from Base Camp to high camps on the mountain
● Summit during the prime climbing season for best conditions

Who Should Join?
● Experienced climbers with prior technical and high-altitude expeditions
● Individuals in excellent physical and mental condition
● Climbers comfortable with steep, technical ice and snow climbing
● Adventurers ready for a remote and challenging environment
● Those knowledgeable about altitude sickness and mountain safety
What to Expect on the Climb
● Long approach trek through remote and rugged terrain
● Technical climbing on icy ridges and steep slopes
● Multiple rotations between camps to acclimatize safely
● Exposure to cold, wind, and unpredictable weather conditions
● Physically demanding summit push requiring stamina and skill
● Rewarding descent after summiting one of the world’s highest peaks