“Trekking in Dolpo that takes trekkers to Lake Phoksundo is a journey immersed in Tibetan culture. Until the 19th century a part of Dolpo was a province of Tibet. Dolpo has long been closed to tourists. Being the restricted region demanding

“Our Norbung Kang Peak Climbing Expedition takes you to Dolpo’s one of very rarely frequented climbing peaks. Norbung Kang Peak Climbing in Dolpo, begins at Juphal and traverses through Upper Dolpo’s most fascinating regions. The trek come across the ancient trading

Dolpo to Mustang Trek is an extraordinary navigation across the isolated and rarely frequented regions of western highlands of Nepal. Throughout the trek, the opportunity to sight fellow trekkers is during the seldom occasions. The trek that begins after the

Upper Dolpo trek, is a reminiscent expedition to the past itself, hiking across jagged mountainous county. The hike traverses across dry-stone-walled hamlets and centuries old Tibetan monasteries, leaning snowy valleys, sculpted gorges, hallowed mountains, crystal clear highland lakes and sometimes

Dolpo is an amazing piece of heaven on earth, which caters tremendously beautiful landscapes. Landscapes in Dolpo are diverse. The lush vegetation of Shey Phoksundo National Park, which is the home to incredibly beautiful Phoksundo Lake, also houses scores of

Dolpa is known for the immense deposit of natural and cultural treasure. The vast biodiversity can be experienced everywhere in the huge geographical expanse. It has been presumed that several precious species of herbs can be available within this vast

An outstanding valley that nestles isolated in the western mountains, Sinja Valley was once and for a long time a capital city of 12th to 14th century powerful western Malla or Khasa kingdom – as per the archaeological evidences found

The isolated destination, where nature is as raw as it was centuries ago and the culture is very close to the nomadic one, Dolpo is truly a distant heaven. Trekking in Dolpo is no doubt an incredible opportunity to witness

The human civilization in Nepal seems to have from 8th century as per the scholars who tend to find historical aspects of the region. It was between 6th to 8th centuries that the powerful Yarlung Dynasty from Tibet conquered all

Being the region, which is cut off to the rest of the country for almost six months of the year, Dolpo still practices the culture of nomadic trading caravans. The toughest part for the Dolpa-pa, the people of Dolpo is