Lower Dolpo Trek Overview
Come experience heaven in the form of Lower Dolpo Trek with the Alpine Paradise Treks and Expedition. This is a journey that takes you to the heart of Nepal and lets you explore the vivid ruggedness that is significant of this country. Passage through high mountain passes, remote villages, and religious locations makes this trek one in a million experience, worth embarking on.
The trail of the Lower Dolpo Trek passes through the hidden trail used by locals in the Phoskundo National Park. Populated greatly by ethnic inhabitants like the Bon Po people and the Buddhists, the Lower Dolpo region of Nepal is surely set to arrest you with its perfect beauty. The highlights of this trek are the passage through Do Tarap, Numa La Pass, Baga La Pass, Ringmo Pass and the views of the Annapurna and the Dhauliaigiri Himalayans ranges.
The trek starts off with a flight from Nepalgunj and then passes through remote locations through the rain shadow landscape of the Himalayas. The perpetual fascinating spectacle of the colorful barren slopes of the light and shadow region of the Lower Dolpo region makes this experience something to remember for a lifetime. Explore the Bon Po traditions followed by the ethnic inhabitants living in this region and muse at the number of yak caravans you pass by. Come experience heaven in Nepal with the Alpine Paradise Treks and Expedition.
Best Season:
The best time to trek in the Lower Dolpo region is during the autumn season, from September to November, and during the spring season, from March to May. These months offer clear skies, mild temperatures, and good trekking conditions.
Permits:
- Lower Dolpo Restricted Area Permit (RAP)
- Shey-Phoksundo National Park Entry Permit
- TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) card
Regulations:
- The Lower Dolpo Restricted Area Permit (RAP) can only be obtained through a registered trekking agency in Nepal, and a minimum of two trekkers is required.
- Trekkers must be accompanied by a licensed guide, and camping is required throughout the trek.
- The trekking group must follow the designated route and cannot stray from the path.
- The consumption of alcohol or drugs is strictly prohibited.
- Trekkers are not allowed to interact with locals or take photographs without permission.
- Respect local customs and traditions, and avoid causing damage to the natural environment.