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Lower Dolpo Trek – 14 Days

14 Days
  • Flight + Private Vehicle
  • Max 12
  • 5360
  • Star Hotel, Tea House, Home Stay
  • Moderate to High
  • Kathmandu
  • Kathmandu
  • Spring (March to May), Summer (June to September - rain shadow region), and Autumn (October to November) all offer good trekking. Summer monsoon months are ideal as these regions lie in the Himalayan rain shadow. Winter (December to February) is extremely cold with snow-blocked passes.
  • Live Personal Trekking Guide
  • Trekking
  • English
  • Includes (BLD)
  • Lower Dolpo Restricted Area Permit (USD 10 per week for first 4 weeks, then USD 20 per week), Shey Phoksundo National Park Entry Permit (NPR 3,390), TIMS Card.

The Lower Dolpo Trek is a 14-day hard-grade trek through Nepal’s trans-Himalayan Dolpo region, crossing the Nangdala Pass (5,360m) and exploring one of the most remote inhabited regions on Earth. Made famous by Peter Matthiessen’s The Snow Leopard, Dolpo is a land of Tibetan Buddhists, Bon practitioners, and caravan traders crossing high passes with yaks. The trek begins with flights to Juphal, then follows the Thuli Bheri river through traditional Dolpo villages, past ancient monasteries, and over the Nangdala Pass to reach the sacred Phoksundo Lake at 3,640m. The region is in the Himalayan rain shadow, making it accessible during the summer monsoon when other Nepal treks are wet. The maximum altitude of 5,360m at Nangdala Pass is significant and requires careful acclimatization.

Highlights

  • Cross the Nangdala Pass (5,360m) with panoramic views of the Dolpo region.
  • Visit the sacred Phoksundo Lake (3,640m), Nepal's deepest alpine lake.
  • Walk through traditional Dolpo villages unchanged for centuries.
  • Experience Tibetan Buddhism and Bon (pre-Buddhist) religious traditions.
  • Trek during summer monsoon - Dolpo is in the Himalayan rain shadow.

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Lower Dolpo Trek – 14 Days
From $1,590
/ Adult
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