Tukuche Peak Expedition

Tukuche peak is one another best adventurous trip and the best view point for having amazing mountain vistas in Dhaularigi region. [Tukuche Peak Expedition]

Tukuche peak (6,920 m) is one another most popular peaks for having expedition in Nepal. Tukuche peak is situated to the western part of Nepal on the foothills of Mt. Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Himalayan range. Tukuche peak is one of the best view points in the region from where you will have amazing mountain vistas including of Mt. Annapurna I (8,091 m), Mt. Dhaulagiri (8,163 m) and range of other Himalayas located Dhaulagiri region. This peak was first said to have expedited by Swiss team in 1969. Since then, Tukuche peak has been one of the demanded peaks for expedition. Tukuche peak expedition trip is usually combined with Dhaulagiri region trekking.

Tukuche peak is located at an isolated and remote corner, therefore tourists seldom visit to the area, but the area is no doubt is awesome, captivating and a unique route in order to have breathtaking natural scenery, unique culture, rituals and lifestyles of people living in the western region, who have their distinct culture, and lifestyles and their hardship in the arduous environment no doubt is worth exploring and memorable in lifetime. The trail winds its way through charming villages and hidden valleys, high-mountain passes, rocky and sloppy hills filled with snow, steamy forest full of flora and fauna and more. In addition, you will have an incredible landscape, natural wonders, snow-covered peaks and more. These features are explicit enough why Tukuche peak expedition trip is a special and rewarding trip in Nepal.

Tukuche peak expedition trip begins with a short flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara, subsequently to Jomsom and then the trail continues through Marpha village, yak Kharka and finally the trail takes you to Tukuche base camp and then make an expedition, after making an expedition and explore all around, you will retrace back down to Jomsom and fly back to Pokhara subsequently to Kathmandu.