The Churen Himal is located in Beni’s northwest and is still entirely off the beaten path. Therefore, the journey is ideal for those who love the outdoors and other people who wish to travel through untamed valleys and thereby experience breathtaking views of Mount Dhaulagiri. The whole Dhaulagiri range’s seventh sequence of mountains includes Mount Churen. It is made up of three distinct pinnacles, Churen West, Churen North, and Churen Central, the latter of which is the largest.
Trek provides you lots of chances to see a variety of things that still reflect unique lifestyles. You may go on a trip into the Dhorpatan hills, which are situated in the Churen Himal area and range in altitude from 3,000 to 4,300 meters. Along with a variety of animals and woods, the area is home to swift glacial streams and rivers.

• the chance to see Mount Dhaulagiri, Mount Annapurna, Mount Gurja Himal, and many more magnificent mountains
• Trek into the Dhorpatan highlands, which are located between 3,000 and 4,300 meters.
• The ideal journey to experience the splendor of nature and to reach Dhaulagiri base camp.

• Day 1 : Arrive in Kathmandu then go to the hotel.
• Day 2 : Drive to Beni; start of the trek; camp or lodge.
• Day 3 : Trek to Babichor and camp.
• Day 4 : Trek to Dharapani, then camp.
• Day 5 : Camp and trek to Lumsang.
• Day 6 : Trek to Gurjaghat and camp.
• Day 7 : Trek to Rupachaur Kharka, then set up camp.
• Day 8 : Trek to Gurjagaon, camp
• Day 9 : Trek to Darsinge Kharka; camp
• Day 10 : Trek to Bundzunge Kharka and camp
• Day 11 : Trek to Bundzunge Kharka and camp at Churen Himal BC.
• Day 12 : Trek to Gurjagaon and camp
• Day 13 : Trek to Lumsang and camp
• Day 14 : Trek to Khibang and camp
• Day 15 : Trek to Malkwang and camp
• Day 16 : Trek to Pakhapani and camp
• Day 17 : Trek to Jhi - Beni, camp
• Day 18 : Travel to the hotel after driving to Kathmandu via Pokhara.
• Day 19 : Transfer to the airport for your last flight.

• Day 1 : Arrive in Kathmandu then go to the hotel.
• Day 2 : Drive to Beni; start of the trek; camp or lodge.
• Day 3 : Trek to Babichor and camp.
• Day 4 : Trek to Dharapani, then camp.
• Day 5 : Camp and trek to Lumsang.
• Day 6 : Trek to Gurjaghat and camp.
• Day 7 : Trek to Rupachaur Kharka, then set up camp.
• Day 8 : Trek to Gurjagaon, camp
• Day 9 : Trek to Darsinge Kharka; camp
• Day 10 : Trek to Bundzunge Kharka and camp
• Day 11 : Trek to Bundzunge Kharka and camp at Churen Himal BC.
• Day 12 : Trek to Gurjagaon and camp
• Day 13 : Trek to Lumsang and camp
• Day 14 : Trek to Khibang and camp
• Day 15 : Trek to Malkwang and camp
• Day 16 : Trek to Pakhapani and camp
• Day 17 : Trek to Jhi - Beni, camp
• Day 18 : Travel to the hotel after driving to Kathmandu via Pokhara.
• Day 19 : Transfer to the airport for your last flight.

• All ground transportation is provided by a private tourist fleet.
• Transportation on land
• three full-board meals each day while trekking
• Equipment and lodging in tents were provided for the camping excursion. (We will offer two-person tents, dining tents, cooking equipment, dining tables, and chairs, as well as toilet tents and shower tents.)
• Accommodations in a luxurious hotel in Kathmandu (The Address Kathmandu Hotel or Gaju Suite) in accordance with the program, including breakfast
• a cozy private car that follows the itinerary
• An expert tour guide led the daytime excursion in Kathmandu.
• Entrance fees to monuments during a tour of Kathmandu
• For the duration of the journey, a government-licensed English-speaking guide and porter will carry your baggage as well as their food, lodging, wages, insurance, gear, and medications.
• Trekking Permit Special
• Permit and TIMS card (Trekker's information management system) all required paperwork
• travel and rescue planning.
• Typical Nepali restaurant farewell meal with traditional dance performance
• Every one of our government's taxes, VAT, official costs, and service fees

• Flights internationally, airport fees, and visa costs for Nepal
• main dinners in cities (Kathmandu)
• All personal costs, including those for drinks, water, tea, and coffee, snacks, showers, battery recharge, washing, etc.
• Personal items, a sleeping bag, and a down jacket are all needed for a walk.
• Tipping (anticipated by guides and porters, but not necessary) (expected by guides and porters, but not mandatory)
• Costs associated with uncontrollable events such as flight cancellation, emergency rescue costs, landslides, weather, political instability, sickness, and route changes