Lower Dolpo Trekking 2016 - Join With Other Trekker

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Lower Dolpo Trekking 2016  - Join With Other Trekker

Lower Dolpo Trekking can be done in relatively cheaper cost as we have already confirmed trekker(s) for this schedule.  Please come join and be part of this wonderful adventure in remote western Himalaya of Nepal.

Lower Dolpo Trekking 2016 - Itinerary 

May 29- 30 :  Kathamndu

May 31 : Kathmandu – Nepalgunj

May 01:  Juphal -  Kagani

May 02:  Reichi

May 03:  Trekking to Ringmo, Phokdundo Lake

May 04: Rest

May 05: Trekking Baga-La base camp

May 06:  Cross Baga-la and camp

May 07: Numa-la pass and trekking to Dho Tarap

May 08: Rest day

May 09: Laisi Cap

May 10:  Trekking to Tarakot

May 11: Trekking to Dunai and short Jeep to Juphal

May 12: Juphal to Nepalgunj by flight

Border of Lower and Upper Dolpo Phoksundo Lake


For this dates – Including expensive airfare, restricted area permit, Nepalgunj hotel, etc $ 2100 per person only !  Please write to office@threejewelsadv.com for further detail.  

PS.  Even more exciting long and adventurous upper Dolpo Trekking also can be combined with this itinerary. Please feel free to contact ... 

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