Situated between the Dhaulagiri massif and the Tibetan range in western Nepal, Dolpo is a semi-arid region protected by Shey Phoksundo National Park. This park is famous for being home to Shey Phoksundo Lake, one of the deepest and highest-altitude lakes in Nepal.
Trekking in Upper Dolpo is known to be challenging, with steep inclines, three passes higher than 5000m, numerous nights spent above 3500m, and several long trekking days lasting six hours or more.
Dolpo is famous for the largest national park in Nepal i.e. Shey Phoksundo National Park, colored lakes, impressive gorges, rushing rivers, and many more.
The northern area is home to followers of the Buddhist and Bon religions, with a culture and heritage that shares similarities with Tibetans. They speak 'Khaam,' a language closely related to Tibetan but distinct.
Overall, Dolpo provides an opportunity to witness its unique rain shadow landscape along with stunning mountainscapes featuring various wildflowers. Visitors may also catch glimpses of Himalayan Bluesheep, Snow leopards, and Himalayan Griffons; experiences that create lifelong memories for all who visit.