Lower Dolpo Trek

Lower Dolpo Trek

Land of Desert Himalayas
Dolpo is the amazing destination with the mesmerizing view of desert Mountains, mysterious monasteries, Gumbas and many more which is located at western between Dhaulagiri in the south and Tibetan Himalayan range, Kugung la and Khyung to North. Dolpo region travelling provides endanger wild animals like Musk deer, Snow Leopard, Himalayan Blue Sheep with the well-protected forest of pine, Oak and Juniper.
The Lower Dolpo Trek offers visitors a chance to experience Nepal’s far-western Dolpo region, where Tibetan Buddhist culture thrives amidst a serene landscape of mountain lakes and hiking trails. The trek takes you into one of the most remote areas of the Himalaya, where Tibetan Buddhism and Bon region is practiced as a living tradition. The trek is an exploration into a world that few outsiders have ever seen—a chance to get off the beaten path in a pristine area inhabited by unique wildlife and some of the oldest monasteries in the country.

The Lower Dolpo Trek offers visitors a chance to experience Nepal’s far-western Dolpo region, where Tibetan Buddhist culture thrives amidst a serene landscape of mountain lakes and hiking trails. The trek takes you into one of the most remote areas of the Himalaya, where Tibetan Buddhism and Bon region is practiced as a living tradition. The trek is an exploration into a world that few outsiders have ever seen—a chance to get off the beaten path in a pristine area inhabited by unique wildlife and some of the oldest monasteries in the country.

Dho Tarap, are the attraction of human settlement at the highest altitude in the world.Lake Phoksundo, the deepest lake of high altitude in the world where the Tibetan Language spoken people spend their traditional and cultural life. Our treks have to cross two high passes, The Baga-La and Numa-La pass to arrive in Phoksundo Lake which is one of the attractions of our trek. This Dolpo region preserves one of the last remnants of traditional Tibetan culture where the pre-Buddhist Bon-Po religion is still in practice.