Phoksundo Lake
A stunning turquoise lake surrounded by rugged mountains, Phoksundo is Nepal’s deepest lake and a must-visit for nature lovers and trekkers.
Shey-Phoksundo National Park
Shey Phoksundo National Park, Nepal’s largest, is home to the stunning Phoksundo Lake, rare wildlife like snow leopards, and ancient Tibetan monasteries, offering breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
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Stay In Dolpa
Dolpa offers a range of accommodation options, from cozy homestays to comfortable guesthouses, allowing travelers to immerse themselves in local culture while enjoying stunning Himalayan views. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat near Phoksundo Lake or a traditional stay in the heart of Upper Dolpa, the region provides a unique blend of comfort and
Cultural Legacy
Dolpa is a land where Tibetan Buddhism and Hindu traditions coexist, shaping its unique cultural identity. From sacred monasteries and vibrant festivals to ancient rituals passed down through generations, the region reflects a deep spiritual heritage
Historical Overview
For centuries, Dolpa has remained a crossroads of trade, tradition, and spirituality. Its historic trade routes, remote settlements, and deep-rooted Buddhist influence have preserved a way of life that remains untouched by time
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Business
From cozy homestays to growing business opportunities, Dolpa offers a unique environment for both travelers and entrepreneurs. Discover hotels, guesthouses, and investment prospects in tourism, agriculture, and local trade.
Tourists
Experience the raw beauty of Dolpa, home to breathtaking landscapes, ancient monasteries, and vibrant local culture. Whether you’re trekking to Phoksundo Lake, exploring the mystical Upper Dolpa, or immersing in local traditions, Dolpa offers an unforgettable adventure.
Lower dolpo
A rich blend of Hindu and Buddhist traditions, Lower Dolpa is home to diverse ethnic communities, including the Magar and Thakuri people. Known for its vibrant festivals, traditional farming practices, and ancient temples, this region beautifully reflects the harmony between nature, spirituality, and heritage.