Dolpo Region Trekking

Dolpo is located sandwiched between the Tibetan Plateau and Dhaulagiri Himal in the mid-west of Nepal is a remote land, Dolpo, one of the highest inhabited plateau on earth. Geographically a southern extension of Tibet, Dolpo lies within Nepal's boundaries and since 1984 has been the country's largest National Park. The largest district of Nepal but with the smallest population, Dolpo is home to a fascinating race of Tibetan-speaking people. The park sustains an abundance of wildlife, including Musk Deer, Himalayan Blue Sheep and the legendary Snow Leopard. Made famous by Peter Mathiessen's book, 'The Snow Leopard' and more recently by the Oscar nominated film 'Himalaya', Dolpo was virtually inaccessible to western exploration until 1989, and even now it is difficult to trek outside the southern fringe of the district.

This trek however, ventures into Upper Dolpo, a land of superb mountain views, visiting the spectacular Phoksumdo Lake and crossing the high passes of Numa La and Baga-La to Dho Tarap. The trek begins at airstrip of Juphal after a short flight from the terrain town of Nepalgunj which is well connected by both road and air from Kathmandu.

Package (s)

Api Himal Base Camp Trekking

Api Himal Base Camp Trekking

Duration: 19 Days
Saipal Base Camp Trek

Saipal Base Camp Trek

Duration: 18 Days
Lower Dolpo Trekking

Lower Dolpo Trekking

Duration: 18 Days
Lower Dolpo and Annapurnas

Lower Dolpo and Annapurnas

Duration: 21 Days
Lower Dolpo and Muktinath Trekking

Lower Dolpo and Muktinath Trekking

Duration: 27 Days
US$ 2000
Jumla and Rara Lake Trekking

Jumla and Rara Lake Trekking

Duration: 16 Days
US$ 1950
Kagmara Pass and Dolpo Trek

Kagmara Pass and Dolpo Trek

Duration: 26 Days
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Rara Lake Jeep Tour

Duration: 7 Days
US$ 350
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Rara Lake Tour Package

Duration: 5 Days