Destination Dolpo – Treks in Dolpo by Dolpo people

Treks organised by the people of Dolpo, a beautiful remote area of north west Nepal. With its authentic Tibetan culture, largely unchanged for the last 1200 years, this land was forbidden to foreigners until 1996.

Due to its remoteness, Dolpo’s nature is preserved and breathtaking.

The beautiful blue waters of this lake lie at 3611m altitude in the lower Dolpo region.

Stunning and heart-throbbing adventures in one of the most exciting parts of Nepal, the Dolpo region.

Destination Dolpo comprises of strong and experienced team members who are always ready to cater your needs, always happy to make your trekking ever more exciting and memorable.

Dolpos point of interest is that until 1996, it was a forbidden land with an authentic Tibetan culture largely unchanged for the last 1200 years. High, arid plateaus scarred by deep canyons form Upper Dolpo, which is a distinct contrast to the fertile lower valley to the south of the Kanjiroba and Dhaulagiri ranges.

Semduk Lama

Chief Executive

Ram Chandra Budha

Managing Director

Semduk Lama has arranged a custom-made Lower Dolpo trek for us with a visit in Pugmo, Rigmo and Tapriza School. Everything was organized perfectly and worked out as planned. Semduk Lama organised everything – the domestic flights, the horses, the reliable horse guides, lodging, food, interesting sights etc. Semduk Lama has an insight in the […]

Mark Furger

I would like to thank the team members of Semduk Lama for leading us through such a wonderful trail. The guides and porters that they provided were of excellent quality. With this team, I had made the journey of Mustang to Upper Dolpo trek. Though the journey was a long one, the team members made […]

Riccardo Vrech

During September- October 2016 our team trekking for one month in Shey Phoksundo National Park. The trip was arranged by Semduk Lama, managing director of the Destination Dolpo Agency on behalf of Peter Werth. Our route included Ringmo, Pugmo, Shey Gompa and Saldang as well as four high passes. I would like to compliment Lama […]