Highlights of the Trek

• Breathtaking scenery from Dharma Peak 4,300m and Ghyangkharka Peak.
• A very calm, tranquil, and scenic trekking track away from the crowds of trekkers.
• The lovely forest walks, Viewpoints, and animals are all worth seeing. Lakes, rivers, people, and local culture.
• Incredible view of Mt Everest, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, and many other snow-capped alpine summits.

Dharma Hill Trek

Dharma Hill Trek is a recently opened trekking trail in Lower Solukhumbu, Nepal’s eastern region. This trekking trail is located on the southern side of the Everest region. The route begins at 4,300 meters and ends about 450 kilometers from the capital city, providing enough possibilities to view more than 20 peaks along the way, including Everest, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Nuptse, Amadablam, Mera, and Chamlang Himal.

The Dharma Danda Trek route also includes off-the-beaten paths, rural communities, and unspoiled terrain, making it distinctive and beautiful. Dharma Hill has roughly 130 dwellings and is home to various ethnic groups, including Sherpas, Rai, and Tamang.

The local people along the trail are farmers by trade, and make a living cultivating potatoes, apples, maize, wheat, barley, peach, radish, buckwheat, and millet, among other things. They sell the goods to the local market, exchanging them for rice, tea, salt, oil, butter, spices, soaps, and other items.

Solukhumbu Eco-Trek

This trek also connects many lovely non-touristic trekking places that have yet to be discovered. The trek is known as the Solukhumbu Eco-Trek. It is becoming increasingly popular day by day. You can take in a magnificent Himalayan vista of the country’s central and eastern Himalayan ranges from this trek.

Hike to Dharma Peak and Ghyang kharka Peak

The primary highlights of this journey are the Dharma Peak and Ghyang Kharka Peak. You can enjoy the views of Mt Everest (8,848 meters), Mt Lhotse (8,516 meters), Mt Makalu (8,563 meters), and Mt Kanchenjunga (8,586 meters). As well as a plethora of other stunning snow-capped mountains and lovely green valleys from the summit of those peaks.

FAQS for Dharma Hill Trek

What is the Best Time to Visit Dharma Hill Trek?

The best times to go on a Dharma Hill Trek are September to December and March to May. Rhododendron blooms cover the trail from March to May, making it more vibrant and lovely.

What is the difficulty level?

One of Nepal’s newest trekking locations is the Dharma hill climb to lower Solukhumbu. This is an off-the-beaten-path trek. It is frequently isolated, undeveloped, and unexplored. Likewise, in these trekking routes only normal teahouses and Homestays. This hike is not as difficult as some of the other treks. This trek is moderate in categories.

In which district does Dharma Hill lie?

The Dharma Hill/Dharma Peak lies in the Solukhumbu district. But you can enjoy the amazing views of Solukhumbu, Khotang, and Bhojpur. The breathtaking mountain view during the trek makes your trek memorable and pleasant.

Are you ready to book this trip for your lifetime experience?

To book this trip or for more inquiries, you can click Book this trip from our web page. Likewise, we have many different trekking and tour packages so you can choose your most suitable trek with us. We suggest early booking and then you have enough time to prepare for the trek. We are ready to organize your travel bucket list trek. You can also contact us by WhatsApp at +977 9841073239 for quick inquiries.

What do I need to pack for Dharma Hill Trek?

For the trekking gear and Packing list you can visit this: Trekking Gear

Finally, we strongly recommend the Dharma Hill Trek since it is completely natural. We also have several new, spectacular hiking paths, such as Pikey Peak Trekking, Arun Valley Salpa Pass Trek, and Panch Pokhari Trek. You may pick the finest and most appropriate excursion for your holiday. Feel free to get in touch with us.