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Kathmandu (1300m) - Nepalgunj (150m)
Kathmandu – Nepalgunj (50 minutes flight) Stay in GH or Hotel

Dolpo · Expedition
The more attainable Dolpo line, still remote, cinematic, and far from standard trekking corridors.
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7 mapped stages, about 67 km on the visible line, showing where the trek leaves road access and moves into higher mountain terrain.
Route progress
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Completed
~67 km
Total route
Elevation profile
↑ 2,270 m
Elevation gain
↓ 3,120 m
Max elevation
Current leg
Est. distance
Stage type
Duration
16 days
Max altitude
5,310m
Best seasons
May-Oct
Starting rate
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Permits and access
Permits
Restricted Area Permit, National Park permit, Licensed guide required
Access
Domestic flight, Remote overland access where needed
Stay style
Remote lodge and camping support mix
Local partner insight
The notes below show what is commonly included, how the days are staged, and where pricing can change.
Partner-published rates are reference points. Final pricing depends on dates, group size, route choices, hotels, and transport.
Itinerary preview
Day 1
Kathmandu – Nepalgunj (50 minutes flight) Stay in GH or Hotel
Day 2
Fly to Dolpa (Juphal) trek to Dunai. After arriving at Juphal airport walk downhill through the villages and farms for about 30 minutes to arrive by the Bheri river. From here onwards about 2.5hrs. walk on the motorable road along the Bheri River to reach Dunai. Exploring and acclimatization day. Hiking hours: 3
Day 3
The trail is along the Bheri River to Lingdo. 6 hours of moderate walk passing by a few teahouses will lead us to our next destination, Lingdo (2391m). Lingdo is a small village where there are few teahouses and a health post. Hiking hours: 5/6
Day 4
Following the Bheri River, we will do a gentle uphill walk for 3 hours to reach Laisicap where we can enjoy our lunch at a local tented teahouse. From here onwards, we leave the Bheri River behind and follow the Tarap River. From Laisicap immediately steep climbing for 3 hours to reach Laina (Lahini Camp). There is only a tented camp facility, a nomad tent where locals and tourists share the tent with about 15 people. We can carry a light two men's tent for privacy. Hiking hours: 6/7