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Upper Dolpo Trek - 22 Days

The Dolpo Region lies in Western Nepal , an area of remote, high-altitude lakes and valleys. This less accessible Region is dolpopossibly best known as the background of Peter Mattheissen 's book "The Snow Leopard." In this book Mattheissen describes his search for the elusive creature with world-renowned animal biologist George Schaller , author of "Stones of Silence." This search took them on an incredible trek to Shey Gompa in the northern part of Dolpo, also known as Inner Dolpo.

 

Dolpo and Western Nepal are very lightly trekked and trekking there is described in "Off the Booted Track" (see link at left). Visits to Shey Gompa, however, are restricted to camping groups. A special permit, as expensive as for Mustang, is required, and again a liaison (or environmental) officer must accompany the group.

 

The Inner Dolpo trek starts from the spectacular turquoise Phoksumdo Lake (3660m) to which we trek either from Dolpo airport in Juphal (3 -- 4 days) or from Jumla airport (8 days across the Kagmara La, a5115m). The round trip restricted trek from the Lake north to Shey requires 5 or 6 days.

 

 

Brief Itinerary
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Day 01: fly Kathmandu to Nepalgunj

Day 02: Fly Nepalgunj - Jufal trek to Dunei

Day 03: Trek to Tarakot

Day 04: Trek to Tharap Khola

Day 05: Trek to Dho

Day 06: Trek to Shering Gompa, special permits

Day 07: Trek to Kyung La - Base Lagmo, special permits

Day 08: Trek to Namdo, special permit

Day 09: Trek to Saldang, special permit

Day 10: Trek to Namgaon special permit

Day 11: Trek to Shey Gompa special permits

Day 12: Trek to Over Ganda La, special permits

Day 13: Trek to Phoksumdo (Ringmo), camp special permit

Day 14: Trek to Regi - Chepka, camp

Day 15: Trek to Juphal, camp

Day 16: Trek to Purpang

Day 17: Trek to pelma

Day 18: Trek to Dhorpatan

Day 19: Trek to Takam

Day 20: Trek to Raato dhunga

Day 21: Trek to Beni

Day 22: Beni to Pokhara then to Kathmandu by bus.

 

 

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