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Treks in the Lower Dolpo do not need special permits. The Lower Dolpo is located in the mid-western part of Nepal known as“Ba Yul” in the local dialect or the hidden valley. One of the many highlights of the lower Dolpo trek is the flat upper valley, which contains a number of interesting villages mostly inhabited by people of Magar & Gurung origins.

There are a number of Buddhist and Bon-Po temples to see along the way.

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