Lower Dolpo Trek

Trip Highlights

• Heart-to-heart meet with jewel wear beauty.
• Mountains and tribal culture is a safeguard of the region.
• Aquamarine Shey-Phoksundo lake is applaudable.
• Processions of yak on the trails is stellar.
• Hefty cliffs and glaciers is riveting.
• Every gust of wind filled with cold.
• Pertinent for audacious trekkers.

Lower Dolpo Trek - Trekking through the trails of ‘Lower Dolpo’ is your chance for a tête-à-tête with remote Himalayan Mountains and a local culture that has protected its originality since ages. The region is beautifully captured in Nepal’s first Oscar nominated movie ‘Caravan’ and thanks to a reportage of National Geography fame Eric Valli, the trekking in lower part of Dolpo has received a lot of accolades for the divine beauty this mighty region has to offer.

Apart from staring at the deep and beautiful ‘Shey-Phoksundo’ lake with turquoise blue water, you also have plenty of chances to watch the yak caravans that keep up the traditional salt trade with Tibet. Best suited for adventurers seeking for an off-the-beaten path experience, you get to pass through the high altitude tundra and rocks and the microclimate of Lower Dolpo and Phoksundo with the cold air of the glaciers of Kanjiroba.

Dolpo preserves one of the last remnants of traditional Tibetan culture, so apart from the great Himalayan views and well-preserved ecosystem. The trekking never fails to amaze you with the very remote lifestyle of the local people. A trek through Upper Dolpo is truly an experience of lifetime.