Upper Dolpo Trek
Upper Dolpo Trek is a very famous remote area trekking in western Nepal. Dunai is the headquarters of the Dolpa district. It lies on the Thuli Bheri Riverside. Upper Dolpo Trek is situated in Shey phoksundo national park area. It is a 22 to 25 days trek from Kathmandu to Kathmandu. The upper Dolpo region is a restricted area so you need a special permit to visit the upper Dolpa trek, You have to pay per person USD 500 (for 10 days) to the Nepal government. Dunai is the gateway to Dolpo Trek.
Upper Dolpo: is very popular for its historical cultural and natural heritage. upper dopa and Upper Mustang is the desert area of Nepal. It is popular for its great mountain views, Shey phksundo Lake, The Flora Juniper plants, the pine forest in the lower part of Dolpa, very expensive herbs, Yarshagumba, and other many different herbs.
The Fauna: Mainly Snow leopards, Blue sheep, and other wildlife are found in this region. If you are interested in knowing about Tibetan culture, Religion, Historical Monasteries, and Tibetan scenery, Dopa is the best destination for you.
The main attraction in Upper Dolpo Trek:-
Very old settlements, Shey Gumpa, Very old and historical Monasteries, Bnpo culture, Bnpo religion, Beautiful mountain views, High passes (more than 5000m high pass), the holy Crystal mountain, wildlife mainly snow leopard and many more.
People and Culture:-
The upper dolpa is home to the mainly Tibetan Bhotiyas and Sherpas people with pre-Buddhist religion Bon Po religion and Bon Po Culture. That disappeared from Tibet in the 9th century.
When to visit:-
You can visit the upper Dolpo region from April to September through the Monsoon month in the summer season.
How to get there:-
we can get there by flight (Kathmandu to Nepalgunj to Juphal(Dolpa) and Back to Nepalgunj to Kathmandu.
For booking your trek, Guide and for more information about the Dolpo region contact gbkatuwl@gmil.com
Note:-About About The trekking route, Day, Trekking starting point, and ending point will depend on your interest and your holiday time in Nepal.
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