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One of the newest
areas of Nepal open to trekkers is the
southern part of Shey-Phoksundo National
Park. The center of attraction is lovely
Lake Phoksundo, famous for the
ever-changing colors ofits waters. Here
one-steps on to the edge of the
trans-Himalayan plateau that extends
from Tibet
down into Nepal. This is the region of
some of Nepal’s most remarkable
wildlife, including the blue sheep, the
serow and the snow leopard. Dolpo
(sometimes written Doplpa) is the most
remote and least developed district in
Nepal. The western half of the area has
been set aside as SHE- PHOKSUNDO
National Park. Although a few
anthropologists and geographers had
explored the region, the entire district
was closed to trekkers until 1989 when
the southern part of Dolpa was opened to
organized trekking groups. Peter
Matthieseu's "The Snow Leopard" and
Snellgrove's "Himalayan Pilgrimage" have
contributed in revealing the mystery and
attraction of Dolpo. Dolpo lies between
Dhorpatan and Rara and two of those
treks could be combined into a single
tour from Pokhara to
Jumla. A stunningly blue lake called
Phossundo Tal is situated in Dolpo.
Altitude : 5360 m
Grade : 
Season: Feb – May/Sep – Dec
Trek Type: camping
Trip Days: 14 Days
Accommodation: Budget/standard
Itinerary:
Day 01:
Arrival in kathmandu
Day 02: Full day sight seeing
Day 03: Fly to Nepalgunj.
Day 04: Fly to Juphal(2,350m), Trek to
Dunai(2,150m)
Day 05: Dunai - Rahagaon(2910m).
Day 06: Rehagaon - Regi(2950m).
Day 07: Regi - Ringmo(3660m).
Day 08: Ringmo - Baga La Phedi (4200m).
Day 09: Baga La Phedi - Bagala
(5090m)-Numa La Phedi (4620m).
Day 10: Numa La Phedi - Numa La
(5360m).-Tok-Kyu(4190m).
Day 11: Tok-Kyu-Do Tarap(4,040m)
Day 12: Do Tarap - Gorge Camp.
Day 13: Gorge Camp-Khanigaon.
Day 14: Khanigaon-Dunai(2,150m)
Day 15: Dunai-Juphal.
Day 16: Fly Juphal/Nepalgunj/Kathmandu.
Day 17: Departure
Cost: The cost of a trip depends
upon the guest requirement.
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