Dolpo Trek is one of the most remote, sacred, spiritual, and less-populated trekking destinations in Nepal. It is situated in the eastern part of Nepal. It is famous for its uniqueness in culture, tradition, and the lifestyle of the people who are still far behind in the development, education, and facilities of modern technology. The people are still following the ancient practices of shamanism (spiritual doctrine). They practice the Bon religion, which is an old version of Tibetan Buddhism so it is also called Pre-Buddhism. Their dialects, lifestyle, and features are very similar to Tibetan origin. In some parts of Dolpo people are still practicing polyandry marriage. They are not well-developed because of the wide distance (and no connection) between the cities and the capital city of Nepal. The trek offers you tremendously beautiful landscapes, settlements of clustered types of houses, green forests, beautiful lakes, and high-class mountain views and to explore ancient culture and tradition. These are the reasons why tourists go there without considering the expenses of transportation, the distance, and the wilderness adventure.
There are two destinations called; Upper Dolpo and Lower Dolpo. Upper Dolpo Trek is more demanding and also one of the special permits required for regions in Nepal so you need a special permit to trek in the region. Lower is moderately difficult. In terms of accessibility, both trips need expensive transportation. The trips start with the flights from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj first day and then another flight to Juphal in Dolpo, the following day. We complete our trip in the Dolpo region fly back from Juphal or we can trek to Jomsom doing a few passes and fly back from Jomsom to Pokhara or drive back.
In summary, Dolpo Trek is a challenging trip from a physical and economical perspective. However, the trip gives you back the value of the expenses. You will take back lots of memories and great experiences after completing Dolpo Trek. You are heartily welcome to Dolpo Trek.