Ranging in the mount Dhaulagiri among the 7th series of the highest mountains Mt. Churen is one of them situated. The three pinnacles are called Churen west of 7371m, central of 7375m, and north in central which is recommended to be the major one. The route doest\not differ at to get here as there are usual buses from Katmandu to Pokhara, Baglung and Beni. Taking porters from Beni we reach the same camp in 5 days via Gurung and other mixed tribal villages on the way.
When reaching Burjung Kharka after a steep walk following the way of Darsing Kharka to establish the tents for spending the night over. We reach the base camp after following 4 hours walk of the river side of Kape Khola. Basing the base camp at 4800m high, climbing to the Churen himal high camps are easy to visible Mt. Dhaulagiri situated in the east whereas the Purna Himal is in the west. The south west ridge is the best route to climb the mountain with favorable season during September to October and later in spring March to May.
Day 01 : Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to hotel
Day 02 : Document apply for Churen Himal Expedition
Day 03 : Preparation for expedition in Kathmandu
Day 04 : Drive from Kathmandu to Beni
Day 05 : Trek Beni to Darbang
Day 06 : Trek Darbang to Mattim
Day 07 : Trek Mattim to Lamsang
Day 08 : Trek Lamsang to Gurgoan
Day 09 : Trek Gurjagoan to Darsinge Khark
Day 10 : Trek Darsinge Khark to Burjunga Khark
Day 11 : Trek Burjunga Khark to Churen Himal Base Camp
Day 12-29 : Climbing Period Churen Himal (7371m)
Day 30 : Trek Churen Himal BC to Burjunga Khark
Day 31 : Trek Burjunga Khark to Gurjagoan
Day 32 : Trek Gurjagoan to Lulang village
Day 33 : Trek Lulang to Takum
Day 34 : Trek Takum to Darbang
Day 35 : Trek Darbang to Beni
Day 36 : Drive from Beni to Kathmandu
Day 37 : Rest Day at Kathmandu
Day 38 : Departure to your next destination
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