Annapurna to Dolpa via Dhorpatan

Annapurna to Dolpa via Dhorpatan Trek is traverse from the Annapurna section to Dolpa
will take you on a journey into a complete no-man’s-land with spectacular desolate
landscapes. The views of the Himalaya are amazing, especially from the Chhentung to
Thakur (3309m/10856ft) crossing 2 passes (3691M/12109ft) and (4160M/13648ft),
where you can see a whole range of mountains up close like Dhaulagiri (8167 m/26794ft)
and Gurja Himal (7193 m/23599ft).
Dhorpatan Wildlife reserve is a beautiful, rough area which until recently was only
frequented by hunters in search of blue sheep which are quite abundant here. In this
itinerary there is a 3 day stretch where you will not encounter any settlements until Dolpa
Dolpo is located in the midway between the Tibetan Plateau and the Dhaulagiri Himal
range.  One of the highest inhabited lands, Dolpo is near about southern part of Tibet; it
lies within the borders of the kingdom of Nepal. Sey Phoksundo is one of the smallest
National Parks. Shey Phoksundo National Park sustains of many wild life including-
Himalayan Blue Sheep, Musk Deer, Monkeys & Snow Leopard as well as the many
domestic animals in the villages. The area is mostly covered by the fascinating race of
Tibetan speaking people. The hardy highlanders of Dolpo are traders, exchanging barley
for Tibetan rock salt and they take their yaks onto the Tibetan plateau during the summer
for grazing, and the most remote, least developed district in Nepal.  
 
The highlight of this trip the beauty of the wild range landscapes and the surrounding
snow peaks of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Himal, visit the isolated village of Tarakot and
Dhorpatan and its monastery.