The footpath, which is built at the foot of a high hill and mountain, attracts tourists who go for mountaineering, trekking to Dhaulagiri Himal and trekking to the base camp. The number of foreign as well as domestic tourists has recently increased on this footpath. As it has to travel for many days, this area was only a choice for foreign tourists. Lately, Nepali tourists have also started coming here. After the construction of footpaths, suspension bridges and other infrastructures, the tourists have got relief.

With the construction of infrastructure on the Dhawalagiri footpath, the obligation to walk on the slopes with one’s life in one’s hands is gradually being removed and the trekking has become safer. Kesari Sharma of Dhawlagiri Gaonpalika-4 Khamla, who reached the Dhawlagiri base camp after a week-long trek during the Dashain holiday, did not share her experience of the region being overshadowed due to publicity despite the immense potential for tourism development.

The Dhaulagiri footpath is a potential area for adventure tourism. It is important for the concerned bodies to complete the construction of infrastructure including its promotion and essential footpaths .The footpath from Naura to Italy, the footpath from the Italian camp to the Swiss camp and the glacier area from the Japanese camp to the base camp were unique and adventurous for trekking.

Recently, the footpath has been upgraded from the most dangerous part of the footpath to Bugar, Dobhan, Sallaghari, Italy base camp and Swiss camp. About 12 kilometers of footpaths have been constructed and repaired with the additional budget of Rs 6.5 million received through Gandaki and the federal government.

Village Municipality Chairperson Thamsara Pun informed that the infrastructure has been constructed by widening the dangerous footpaths of hills and forests. She said that initiatives are still being taken to build footpaths and suspension bridges over rivers in difficult places. Along with the construction of footpaths, relief has been provided to the tourists going for Dhaulagiri base camp and cycling Dhaulagiri and mountaineering.

Tourists have been using helicopters to reach the base camp due to the risky footpaths and lack of communication access. Although most of the tourists go by helicopter, the tourists who reach Dhawalagiri and the base camp use the footpath.

Along with the beautiful snow-capped mountains, Dhawalagiri footpath, high waterfalls, secluded environment of the forest, nearby waterfalls, musk deer, scarecrows, lakes and glaciers are the main attractions of the trek. Glacier lakes have also become a tourist attraction.

A footpath has been constructed on the Dhaulagiri Ice Fruit Trekking Route connecting various VDCs of Myagdi to the Himalayan district Mustang. The trekking route, which has been started to be developed as a new tourist destination, has been constructed with the objective of constructing physical infrastructure and attracting tourists.

At present, about five kilometers of footpath has been constructed from Mutukate to Sowangdhuri in the first phase,

Construction of footpath has been started with the joint investment of Tan Western Regional Chapter Pokhara and District Development Committee to bring internal and external tourists to the Icefall area, which is also an alternative footpath of Mustang district across the Himalayas. At present, five kilometers of footpaths have been constructed at a cost of Rs. 500,000 and additional footpaths will be constructed at a cost of Rs. 300,000, .

The snowfall has covered the high hilly areas of Dagnam, Chimkhola, Begkhola, Dowa, Bhurung Tatopani and Dana VDCs from Piple Galeshwor of Myagdi to Bhagwati. Starting from Galeshwar, three kilometers ahead of Beni, this footpath connects Kalibarah via Piple, Bhagwati, Ruisedanda, Pakshatradhuri, Mutukate, Bhediodar, Sovangdhuri and Dahabuki.

The icefall area is connected with Kalibarah. Entering the Mustang area from Kalibarah, Lete falls and then from there to the south through Kuinemang, Chimkhola and through the lower area to Beni. Devendra KC, advisor of the Icefall Footpath Management Construction Committee, said that if the footpath is constructed in Icefall, which covers high hilly and mountainous areas, it can be developed as a unique tourist destination that can be traveled in about a week.

The main attractions of the dense forest are Ghoral, Mrig, Danphe, Munal, Charankharka, sheep, buffalo, cow and other pets, various colors of Laligurans, Agla-Agla Parbat, Dahabuki Lake, Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Himal ranges and valuable herbs.

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1) Mount Everest (Sagarmtha)

Everest is the tallest mountain in the world, also known as Mount Everest. It has an elevation of 8,848 meters (29,028 feet) above sea level. It is located in Khumjung village of Solukhumbu district of Nepal. The first ascent of this mountain was made on May 29, 1953 by Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa.

2) Mount K2

Mount K2  is also known as Mount Gadwin Asten, the second highest peak in the world. It has an elevation of 8,611 meters (28,251 feet) above sea level. The mountain is located at a place called Valtisthan on the border of Pakistan and China.

3) Kanchenjunga

Kanchenjunga is the third highest peak in the world. It has an elevation of 8,586 meters (28,169 feet) above sea level. It is on the border of Nepal and India, part of which is in Sikkim of India and the rest is in Taplejung district of Nepal. The first ascent of this mountain was made on 25 May 1955 by Joe Brown and George Band.

4) Lhotse

Mount Lhotse is the fourth highest peak in the world. It has an elevation of 8,516 meters (27,940 feet) above sea level. This mountain is located at a place called Khumbu on the border of Nepal and Tibet. The mountain is connected near Mount Everest. The first ascent of the mountain was made on 18 May 1956 by Fritz Luchsinger and Ernst Reiss.

5) Makalu

Mount Makalu is the fifth highest peak in the world. It has an elevation of 8,481 meters (27,838 feet) above sea level. The mountain falls under the Mahalangur Range, on the border of Nepal and China, in the Sankhuwasabha District.

6) Cho Oyu

Mount Cho Oyu is the sixth highest peak in the world. It has an elevation of 8,201 meters (26,906 feet) above sea level. The mountain is located at Khumbu on the border of Nepal and Tibet in the Solukhumbu district.

7) Dhaulagiri

Dhaulagiri is the seventh highest peak in the world. It has an elevation of 8,167 meters (26,795 feet) above sea level. It is located in the western part of the Dhaulagiri mountain range, which falls in the Myagdi and Mustang districts.

8) Manaslu

Mount Manaslu is the eighth highest peak in the world. It has an elevation of 8,163 meters (26,781 feet) above sea level. The mountain belongs to the Mansiri Himalayan mountain range, which is in the Gorkha district.

9) Nanga Parbat

Nanga Parbat Himal is the ninth highest peak in the world. At 8,126 meters (26,660 feet) above sea level, this mountain belongs to Pakistan. The first ascent of this mountain was made by Harman Bull on July 3, 1953.

10) Annapurna

Annapurna Himal is the tenth highest peak in the world. It has an elevation of 8,091 meters (26,545 feet) above sea level. The mountain falls under the Annapurna mountain range, which falls in the Kaski district of Nepal.

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Dhaulagiri literally means “white mountain”.It is the seventh highest mountain in the world which is 8167 m  above the sea level.It is located on the eastern side of the this  mountain range, which lies in the central part of the Nepali Himalayas. It is located northwest of Pokhara. To its east lies the Annapurna Himal on the other side of the deep gorge of Kali Gandaki, the first of which is over 8,000 meters high.

DhaulagiriDhaulagiri (8,167 m) was the highest peak in the world before the heights of Kanchenjunga and Everest were determined. It is currently ranked seventh in the height classification. However, mountains should not be measured by height alone. Mountains should be valued in a multidimensional way. The current challenges of mountaineering, the topography of the topography, the geographical and geological significance, the characteristics of the biodiversity as well as the cultural originality of the Dhaulagiri mountain has not been able to climb.

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Dhaulagiri Expedition

Why don’t our world-famous climbers, who are ready to climb Mt. Everest for the twentieth time, do not climb other mountains? The history of mountaineering shows that the challenge of mountaineering is even greater in Dhaulagiri. About 40 percent of the climbers who have gone to Dhaulagiri to date have lost their lives.

After Maurice Herzag’s attempt to climb  failed in 1950, he headed for Annapurna. Only 10 years later, in 1960, Swiss and Austrian teammates Kurt Dimeberger, Peter Diner, Ernst Forrer, Alvin Shelvert, Neema Dorje and Ngawang Dorje successfully climbed Dhaulagiri. Since then, in the 49-year history till 2009, only 413 climbers have reached the summit of Dhaulagiri. On the other hand, 347 people have climbed Mt. Everest in the spring of this year.

In order to reduce the burden of human footsteps and pollution on Mt. Everest, it is logical to attract mountaineering enthusiasts to other peaks. For that, it has to be established that It is an important and challenging destination. Accordingly, it is important to think about the management of infrastructure in time. The fact that the mountain of challenge is Dhaulagiri is in dire need of publicity in the world of mountaineering.

Unique location

In May and July 1966, Dhaulagiri was given a chance to explore the flora and fauna. At that time, crossed Jangla Bhanjyang (4420 m) from Pokhara via Dhorpatan, Dunai of Dolpa (1676 m) and then Foksumdo Lake, She-Gompa, Tarapagaun, Charkabhot, Sangda Bhanjyang (5487 m) and returned to Pokhara via Kagweni. The visit provided an opportunity to learn about the importance of Dhaulagiri, especially in the field of flora and biodiversity.

It can be circumnavigated from Nepal’s land, not Tibet. The Himalayas stretch from the Indus River valley in the west to the Brahmaputra valley in the east, with a length of approximately 2,500 km. There is heavy rain in the eastern mountains. Cherrapunji (1326 m), located at an altitude of Kathmandu, receives an average of 11,615 mm of water in each monsoon, seven times more than Kathmandu and almost three times more than Pokhara.

In the western Himalayas, there is no such monsoon.There are snowfalls, also in the form of snow. The eastern mountain ranges lean south toward the equator, while the western mountain ranges farther north. For example, the latitude of Mount Everest is about 28 degrees, while Nanga Parbat is about 35 degrees. Due to that, there is a lot of difference in the environment and biodiversity of the eastern and western mountains.

Confluence of biodiversity

As they spread from east to west and from west to east, these differences and variations are met in Dhaulagiri and Kaligandaki of Nepal. It is customary to call the mountains east of Kaligand the eastern mountains and the western mountains the western mountains. Dhaulagiri peak is located at 83 degrees east longitude. With the help of this line, botanists separate the eastern and western botanical provinces. Dhaulagiri also connects Dolpa in the north, Mustang Desert region and Myagdi-Parbat and Kaski region in the south.

In this sense, Dhaulagiri and the Kaligandaki region at its base have served as a crossroads for biodiversity and the environment. This means that the region serves as the center of East-West and North-South Asia.The broad-leaved Gurans, Chap, Kaulo, Arkhaulo, Katus, Chilaune, etc., which reflect the characteristics of the eastern mountains, and their forests extend to the Gandak region, cannot extend to Karnali. In fact, it does not extend west of Dhaulagiri.

Dhaulagiri-Annapurna and Kaligandaki also appear as similar confluence areas for birds and other creatures. In the eastern Himalayas, Chilimechara, Khong can be seen only up to Dhaulagiri. When they go west, they are not visible. Similarly, chickpeas, chiropractors and cockles (Cockcross phegants) are abundant in the west, but are not often found in the east.

Underground mirror

Dhaulagiri, Annapurna and Kaligandaki also have many other special originals. When you cut down the Sangda Bhanjyang (5487 m) that falls from Dolpa to Kaligand, you can see that it has reached the deepest valley in the world. After all, Dhaulagiri on one side and Annapurna on the other are both 8000 m high and Kaligandaki flows at an altitude of about 3000 m in the middle.

In this regard, 5000 min. As the width of the deep valley is only 35 km wide, it is one of the most amazing landscapes in the world.

Surprisingly, the Shaligram rocks found in Kaligandaki preserve the remains of all the shellfish found at the bottom of the sea. The discovery of the method or science of how the bottom of the sea reached the sea is also exciting in itself. Scientists estimate that Shaligram is 200 million years old.Geological evidence of the origin and formation of the Himalayas and its mirrors can be easily seen in the Kaligandaki valley. This is a unique laboratory, a school, about the construction and origin of the mountain.

Dhaulagiri in provincial Nepal

Dhaulagiri Zone is formed by carrying the name of Dhaulagiri Mountain, which includes Mustang, Myagdi, Baglung and Parbat four districts. Gandaki and Lumbini zones have been added to the Dhaulagiri zone to form the Western Development Region. This development area includes Terai and Madhes, hills and mountains and Bhote Pradesh. In the context of the state restructuring of the Republic of Nepal, it is also a matter of time before the geographical and natural diversity strengthens the interconnectedness of stone-to-soil and soil-to-stone.

Does it  connect or separate ‘Tamuwan’ and ‘Magarat’? This is a serious question. If we make the point of adjustment the center of division, no positive result can be expected from it. Dhaulagiri needs a hand to lift it, not a fist. The complementary nature provided by the form of the Western Development Region created by Dhaulagiri, Annapurna and Kaligandaki has to be strengthened by integration and not by division. New Nepal is where the Terai and Madhes lift the mountains and the mountains lift the mountains.The new Nepal is the one where the vote removes the shortcomings of the mountains, the mountains the mountains and the mountains the Madhes and the Terai. To lift it, the hands of Terai, Madhes, hills, mountains and Bhota should be mobilized.

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