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This trek takes place in the northwest region of Nepal. Dolpo lies in the Phoksundo National park of mid-western Nepal. Behind the Dhaulagiri massif and towards the Tibetan plateau. The area is cut off by a series of very high passes and closed by the snow all around the year.

As it is one of the remotest and least exposed areas of Nepal, it offers rare opportunities to explore the near-virgin territory and meet people. It is all isolated by the difficult topography, almost unexposed to tourism. Because Dolpo is so close to Tibet’s border, people of Tibetan origin inhabit it. The trek provides chances to visit several unique monasteries (gompas).

Upper Dolpo