Join Lower Dolpo Dhorpatan Trekking Nepal 2017

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contact : threejewelsnepal@gmail.com
A tea shop near lake Phoksundo
Join this incredibly beautiful, adventurous and less tourist area of west Nepal lower Dolpo.  We, Three Jewels Adventures local guides owned trekking agency have been able to run trekking trips in lower Dolpo and Upper Dolpo in regular basis since last few years.  For coming September – October which are good months or season for trekking here in Dolpo, we have got one interested client looking to join a group of other trekkers to form small team for fun, safe and mutually benefiting trekking here.  Trekking itinerary posted here is combination of Lower Dolpo and Dhorpatan hunting reserve both visited by very few tourists every year.  Lower Dolpo – Dhorpatan trek starts at Juphal airport after 45 minutes' flight from Nepalgunj in a small aircraft.  First part  of the trek goes to famous lake Phoksundo or Phoksumdo then it becomes more adventurous trekking over Numala and Bagala passes.  After the passes trek descends to beautiful Dolpo village of Dhotarap.  Ending part of the trek goes over no man's land type wild areas to arrive in Dhorpatan and Jaljala alpine zones.  Then finally trek ends at road-head near Beni.  From Beni you come back to civilization of Pokhara or Kathmandu.  Dhorpatan – Dolpo combined trek is of 21 Days. 

Lower Dolpo and Dhorpatan Trekking Itinerary for 2017
Starting 15 September

Day 01. Kathmandu – Nepalgunj flight

Day 02. Nepalgunj – Juphal flight and 4 hours trek to Kagani

Day 03. Trekking Kagani to Rainchi

Day 04. Trekking Rainchi to Phoksundo Lake

Day 05 – 06. Explore the village,lake and monasteries. Be acclimatized for Altitude

Day 07. Half day trek to advance    base camp of Bagala

Day 08. Cross Bagala at 5169 meters and camp

Day 09. Cross Numala at 5300 meters and camp at  Dhotarap

Day 10. Rest

Day 11. Trekking Dhotarap to Newarpani

Day 12. Trekking Newarpani to Laini

Day 13. Laini to Sahartara

Day 14. Sahartara to Sen Khola

Day 15. Senkhola to Dhule

Day 16. Dhule to Pelma

Day 17. Pelma to Dhorpatan

Day 18. Short trek to Jaljala and rest for grand view next morning

Day 19. Jaljala to Muna (jeep meeting place)

Day 20. Return to Beni and to Pokahra (8 hours drive)


Day 21.  Onwards plan to return home or stay longer 

DOLPO - DHORPATAN TREKKING COST US $ 2900.00 PER PERSON ALL INCLUSIVE

DATES, LENGTH OF THE TREKS ARE TENTATIVE 

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