Until the end of the 18th century Dolpo was a territory of Tibet and was ruled by the powerful flanking kingdom of Lo and princedom of Jumla Dolpo. Later Dolpo came under the province of Lo, the recent day Mustang.

The biggest district of Nepal, Dolpo is inhabited by almost 30,000 Dolponians. The Wild West district of Karnali Zone in north-west Nepal flanks the border to Autonomous Region of China, Tibet. Hence there are speculations that part of Dolpo is

Geography The Tibetan geography consists of soaring mountains, turquoise lakes and the origin of world’s famous rivers like Bramhaputra and Yangtze. Often called “the roof of the world” the highland wide plains over 4950m are frequently seen in Tibet. The

The region with no known peak for elevation Dolpo, is a time forgotten isolated piece of heaven in the west Nepal which highlights its unique landscapes and ancient Tibetan culture. With the developments made in Juphal Airport this restricted region

Introduction of Himalayas Pamir is a junction or a knot of the Himalayas, Tian Shan, Karokoram, Kunlun and Hindu Kush Mountain Ranges in Central Asia. From the imaginary point of Pamir, three Mountain ranges expand in three different directions. One

Trekking is a sheer adventure and hence the proper informational knowledge and carrying along the proper equipments are very much essential during the treks. Some trekking extends to the peak climbing and hence they are even more adventurous and sensitive.

Dolpa, a Wild West region in Nepal is a collection of dispersed high altitude hamlets practicing still the cultures of ancient Tibetan Buddhism. Northern border flanked by the Tibet, Autonomous Region of China, and the part of Dolpo comprises untrodden

Sparsely populated yet the largest district of Nepal Dolpa, houses the nation’s deepest Lake Phoksundo. Dolpa is a treasure trove. Amazing landscapes and the hamlets practicing most unique Tibetan culture dating back to ancient times are the prime highlights of