Lower Dolpo is one of the most demanding trek which is goes through Numala & Bagala pass and remote area of the country where we should make lot of ascend and descend we therefore recommend to attempt only for experience trekkers.

Dolpo is located inside the Shey-phoksundo National Park of mid-western Nepal, behind the Dhaulagiri massif towards the Tibetan Plateau. It is a virgin and divine land and truly an isolated corner of Trans Himalayan Zone. There the nature seems to have remained exactly the same as it was first created, unharmed and unaltered. People here still lead primitive life, but they are very friendly. This is also one of few areas where pre-Buddhist Bon Po religion is still practiced. One of the main attractions in Dolpo is Phoksundo Lake and its waterfall. The lake at (3627m), is the deepest lake in entire Himalayan Region. Nature created a unique and wonderful treasurer like Dolpo, which is being the shelter of many rare alpine living beings. In spite of tough trails and rugged topography journey to Dolpo area is a life time experience. Tourists rarely visit Dolpo Region and the trekking route is very narrow and steep at some places, so good hiking experience is essential for this trek.

We start our trek from Jhuphal, after two small flights to Nepalgunj on first day and to Jhuphal on second day. The route goes through Dho Tarap to high passes such as Numa-La & Baga-La and very remote area of the country so we are rewarded with excellent view of mountain and virgin Tibetan culture on the way and finally come to beautiful Shey Phoksundo Lake (3600m). From here we will trek back to Jhuphal again.

  Lower Dolpo Trekking – 20 Days (Jhupal – Phoksundo – Jhupal trek)

   Highlights of the trip

• Visit temple, Art/architecture and Pogadas and heritage sites in Kathmandu

• Most challenging special trek observe the remoteness of Nepal

• Interesting and picturesque places, Snow capped Himalayan peaks

• Challenging special trek observe the remoteness of Nepal

• Interesting and picturesque places

• Snow capped Himalayan peaks

• Ancient trans-Himalayan caravan route and isolated villages

• Spectacular Lakes

• Enthralling Tibetan culture and tradition

• Earliest Bon-Po culture

• Buddhist Monastery and Tibetan life-style

• Lake Phoksundo, Beautiful landscape

• Seeing the people and settlement among highest in the world