Mt. Putha Hiunchuli comprises relatively less technical difficulties compared to other technical mountains. However, high level of physical fitness and previous 6000m peak climbing experience are highly recommended for Putha Hiunchuli Expedition. This mountain offers those climbers who like to climb 7000m. Mountain in Nepal to have experience technically and physically to get over 8000m. Mountains summit in the day to come. Mover over this Expedition offers a golden opportunity for enthusiastic climbers to explore the less beaten region of Dolpo and gaining a lifetime experience of reaching the summit of 7000m peak in great Himalayas.According to the book ‘High Asia’, Jimmy Roberts did a reconnaissance of the Dhaulagiri massif in 1954. During the trip he and Ang Nyima climbed Putha Hinchuli 7246m. (alias Dhaulagiri VII) via its northeast face.
Climbing Route and High Camps
We establish our Base Camp at 4,940m. The base camp is beautiful situated on a flat meadow with a stream running through and farmed by high mountain. We plan to setup three high camps above base camp, camp I at 5,480m, Camp II at 6,150m and Camp III as the last camp at 6,350m. While our strong team of Sherpa staffs set up various high camps, members have the chance to going up and down for well acclimatization and we attempt summit on a favorable day for everyone. Due to our good strategy and expert logistics support, the success rate to this mountain is very high and we use the normal route (north face) to ascent this peak
Journey to Base Camp
We will take a short flight towards Nepalgunj – a southern town city in western Nepal. From Nepalgunj, we will take another scenic flight towards Juphal at lower Dolpo. Then we start our trek by following the trail that passes through cultural villages and densely forested area to arrive at Dunai. We continue to follow the trail for some days, passing through the villages of Tarakot, Musikhola, Kakotgaon, Phedi to reach Putha Hiunchuli Base Camp. After achieving the summit of Mount Hiunchuli then we will retrace our steps following the same trail back to Juphal and we fly from Juphal to Nepalgung and to KTM.
Are you preparing for any 8000m peak Expedition?
This will be a great trip to test yourself at high altitude, preparing for a climb of 8000m or even climbing the Mt. Everest. This would be a great stepping-stone that would give your body to experience with adjusting the extreme altitude and give you the confidence of working with the Sherpa people who would be with you on Everest. The Dream Himalaya Adventures' familiarity with the Himalayas has possessed the great potentiality of letting you experience the footsteps of Hillary and Tenzin on Mt. Everest.
High Lights of the Expedition
- Climb 7000m peak which is not technically tough challenging, with professional and most experienced Sherpa Guides
- Trek into peace and mystical Dolpa area, where still the pure Tibetan cultures and traditional exists
- Perfect mountain as pre-Expedition to any 8000m mountains
- Trek & Climb to the area without any crowds
- Medical back up, excellent internal communication system setups
- Excellent and comfortable camping logistics
- Expert & experienced cook and crews
The expedition cost has been already published on our website. Our expedition cost is reasonably cheaper and affordable however our service quality is one of the best. We provide one Sherpa guide to each two climbers for highest level of safety and to increase the maximum summit success. If any climber wishes to have personal Sherpa guide, it will be provided on some additional cost. Our full board support expedition cost for 2023 is USD 8,750.00 per/climber. The best season to climb Putha is autumn season, our expedition starts early Oct until 1st week of November. For detail information, please visit our website,
http://dreamhimalayaadventures.com/mt-putha-hiunchuli-expedition-7246m.html
Trekking & Climbing Itinerary:
Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu, Transfer to Hotel and briefingDay 02: Sight tour, necessary preparation for expedition
Day 03: Fly to Nepalgunj and overnight stay at hotel
Day 04: Fly to Juphal and short trek to Dunai (2230m) – 4hrs
Day 05: Trek to Tarakot (2,680m)- 6hrs
Day 06: Trek to Musi Khola (2,800m) – 6hrs
Day 07: Trek to Kakkotgoan (3295m) – 6hrs
Day 08: Trek to Yak Kharka (3950m) – 6hrs
Day 09: Trek to Putha Phedi (4430m) – 5hrs
Day 10: Trek to Putha Hiunchuli Base camp (4,940m) – 5hrs
Day 11-24: Load ferry, acclimatization, route opening and Summit attempt on Mt. Putha Hiunchuli 7,246m.
Day 25: Trek to Kakkotgoan
Day 26: Trek to Laisi Camp
Day 27: Trek to Musi Khola
Day 28: Trek to Dunai
Day 29: Trek to Juphal
Day 30: Fly Juphal-Nepalgunj-KTM, transfer to hotel
Day 31: Extra day in KTM
Day 32: Transfer to home, end of the expedition
