MYAGDI: The mapping of the Dhaulagiri-Senchuri trekking route straddling the untouched settlements in and around Beni, Myagdi district headquarters, has started an adventurous getaway to an uncharted landscape in Nepal for the promising tourists.

A technical team is currently launching onsite researches to map out and set up signposts along the Raghughat river trail.

The team led by tourism expert Prem Sharma includes representatives from Nepal Tourism Board (NTB), Village Tourism Forum Nepal (VITOF Nepal), Nepal Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI), tourism entrepreneurs and journalists.

Myagdi Chamber of Commerce and Industry General Secretary Rajesh Shakya said the mapping and installation of the signposts would facilitate the tourists' visit to the area.

The trail will start from Jhin area of Beni traversing through Pakhapani, Kotgaun, Rayakhor, Chaurkhani, the base of the southern face of Mt Dhaulagiri to Chimkhola, Darmija, Dagnam and back to Beni.

The pristine features along the Dhaulagiri-Senchuri trek route include the breathtaking scenery of rugged terrain weaving through hills and mountains, rural lifestyle, cultures of Magar and Chantyal communities, and quiet and soothing aroma of the natural environment.