Dolpo area is protected by Shey Phoksumdo National Park of mid-western Nepal, behind the Dhaulagiri massif, towards the Tibetan plateau. Dolpo remains a truly isolated corner of Nepal. Time has stood still here for centuries as the inhabitants of Tibet continue to live, cultivate, and trade the way they have done since time immemorial. At 3555 sq km, this is the country’s largest national park. The Dolpo area is hard to match for its surreal beauty and stunning charm. It is situated in the rain-shadow side of the Himalayas. You can see ragged scenery here compared to the picturesque view at a similar altitude elsewhere in the kingdom. There are no lush and green hills fed by the monsoon but a thrilling hardcore landscape, guarded by impressive peaks, reaching for the heavens. In the Dolpo region, you can visit ancient and isolated villages. It provides you with sites of spectacular lakes, authentic Buddhist monasteries, and plentiful wildlife. This elevation of the trek is from 1650 m to 5136 m above sea level.

Day 1: Arrival at Kathmandu.

Day 2: Fly to Kathmandu and Nepalgunj.

Day 3: Trek to Hamke.

Day 4: Trek to Sumdo.

Day 5: Trek to Shey Phoksumdo Lake.

Day 6: Rest day.

Day 7: Trek to Numla Phedi.

Day 8: Numla bagala pass (5190 m).

Day 9: Trek to Tokyu.

Day 10: Trek to Do.

Day 11: Trek to Guru Gompa.

Day 12: Trek to Charka La Phedi.

Day 13: Charka La Pass and camp at Sachen Gumba.

Day 14: Trek to Thajang Chu Phedi.

Day 15: Trek to Sangda Phedi.

Day 16: Trek to Sangda.

Day 17: Trek to Phalayak.

Day 18: Trek to Jomsom.

Day 19: Jomsom-Tukuche.

Day 20: Trek to Ghasa.

Day 21: Trek to Tatopani

Day 22: Trek to Ghorepani.

Day 23: Trek to Tadapani.

Day 24: Trek to Ghandruk.

Day 25: Trek to Birethanti and drive to Pokhara.

Day 26: Drive to Pokhara-Kathmandu.

Day 27: Sightseeing of Kathmandu.

Day 28: Fly back home.