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Nepal Trekking, Rafting, Birding Adventures,
Adventure Treks and Wildlife
Safaris
Nepal Dolpho and Rara Trekking Destinations Information
          
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DOLPO TREK |
Dolpo is located
inside the Shey–Phoksumdo National Park of mid–western Nepal, behind
the Dhaulagiri massif, adjoining the Tibetan Plateau. Dolpo remains
a truly isolated corner of Nepal: time has stood still here for
centuries as the inhabitants of Tibetan stock continue to live,
cultivate and trade the way they have done since time immemorial.
The ecosystem encompasses a wild and wonderful variety of plants and
wildlife, including the blue sheep and snow leopard. A trek through
Dolpo is an experience not easily forgotten. We trek through birch
and silver fir forest to Chaurikot. Scenic views of Patrasi and
Jagadu Himal are visible to the north.
Highlights: If you enjoyed the movie Caravan /
Himalaya, then this is the trek to see such natural splendor.
Phoksumdo lake's crystal clear blue waters reflecting the
spectacular landscape, unique Tibetan Buddhist and Bon settlements
with their fascinating monasteries, as well as spectacular snow
peaks there is a chance of seeing Himalayan pheasants and blue
sheep.
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Simikot is located in far western Nepal, and is
about as remote as you can get! Your trek will take you through
a unique blend of Tibetan Buddhist and Nepali Gurung cultures.
The vertiginous Himalayan trails climb up to a dramatic plateau
at over 4000m. Still a traditional pilgrimage route to the holy
Mt. Kailash, this trek will reward you with dramatic views and a
sense of intimacy with Nepal like no other trek.
Highlights: The
uncontrived nature of both the region and people will leave you
with a lifetime of memories - truly a wondrous trek experience!
Trek to Limi and Humla via Simikot Limi valley is closed for the
tourist but in special request like for the research or
government people on request may go to that area. People need to
fit for that trip because, it has high passes and narrow and
rocky path along the high cliff so well equips. We will provide
all things as other area for the camping because of that are
does not have teahouse and lodges. We need to supply all things
from Nepal Gunj by flight accept some vegetable.
Simikot is the district administration area for whole Humla. It
is Far West north from Kathamandu. Fly to Nepal Gunj. It is one
of the get way for the Mt. Kailash and Mansarover but the Nepali
people who want to go for the pilgrim that part of Tibet the
have to go this way other wise we need group visa like other
people from rest of the world. So it is isolated area and still
Sangria -la of the country. Cross over the high pass and in side
the inner Himalayas with deep gorge and dry flat desert like
Tibet with grassy meadows for the cattle. People are looks like
Tibetan and speak Indo-Bramble language like Tibetan people do.
Rich Buddhist couture with own separate tradition and rituals.
It is land of where the H.H.H.Dhalai Lama had mediated once for
the some time. Every three village have own Monastery where they
go to prey and celebrated the local festival. Halchi is the big
village in the valleys. They make wooden bowels, which is really
demands in Lasha, which is made by Maple tree. People of Limi
valley they used to do trade to Tibet to Lasha and other part of
Tibet also they go to India and other part of Nepal like
southern part and Kathamandu. They go to pilgrim when winter
start and back when warm season start. They got o Dhrmsala,
Sarnath Buddha Gaya, Lumbini and Kathamandu too.
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Considered to be the cardle of the ancient Malla
civilization. Dense temperate forests teeming with wildlife
border remote alpine pastures. The serene, translucent waters of
Rara Lake provide a sublime reflection of the surrounding
mountains. During autumn the visitor is also rewarded with a
profusion of wild alpine flowers. This conveniently short trek
is frequently combined with trips Dolpo and Kailash.
Highlights: Unsurpassed
lake and mountain scenery, wildlife such as musk deer and black
bear. Relax by Nepal's largest lake
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The Mustang is a major group of Himalayan peaks
located between the Langtang and Annapurna Ranges. The Eastern
part of the range is famous for the unique Tamang culture to
which the Nepali Royal family belongs. This area is truly
unspoilt and the visitor is treated to spectacular views of
mountains and colourful rhododendron forests. The mighty Manaslu
(8156m) dominates the Western Mustang (see below). This area is
easily accessed from Kathamandu.
Highlights: See the
unique Tamang village life up close, the first Royal Palace at
Gorkha, enjoy stunning mountain views, untouched Himalayan
forests, avoid the crowds of Annapurna and Everest regions.
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