The Annapurna Dhaulagiri trek will provide you the best view of both beautiful Himalayan regions of north-western Nepal with two biggest massifs. The Dhaulagiri massif stretches 120 km from Kali Gandaki River in east to Bheri in west.  The colossus massif is bounded by Bheri River and Myagdi River in south east and south west region. The Annapurna massif has 1 peak above 8,000m, 13 over 7,000m and 16 more above 6,000m.  It is a two weeks community based trek what offers such a rich difference of beautiful landscapes and scenery, and experience the various and rich culture of the natives. We will stay at community managed inns and lodges throughout the trek.  The beautiful trial passes through enchanting forests and seldom trekked trials amidst the foothills of the beautiful massifs that lies on either side of the world’s deepest gorge, the Kali Gandaki gorge.

Annapurna Dhaulagiri Trek is also known by the name Copra Ridge Trek which is a replacement route to the crowded Ghorepani Poonhill trekking trial. It is also one of the shortest yet gratifying trekking route Nepal has to offer with the view of the lofty silver peaks, blossoming rhododendron and oak forests, and so on.  We will also be able to witness the very rich culture of the people living in the region, the Gurungs and Thakalis. Since the region shares very close proximity with Tibet, the culture and traditions of the people living in the region is heavily influenced by Tibetan Buddhism. It is very interesting to see how these ethnics  have sustained so well in the very harsh and remote terrain still unaffected by the disorders of the modernity.

The most suitable for Annapurna Dhaulagiri trek is from February to May, and September to December. Winter months are not recommended for trekking as there will be very heavy snow fall in the region.