Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Trek 12N/13D
Kathmandu
12 Nights / 13 Days
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Trip starts at:: Kathmandu
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Trip ends at: Kathmandu
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Accommodation: 3 star hotel's/Tea Houses
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Max Elevation: 7,246
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Difficulty:: Medium
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Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Trek 12N/13D
Overview:
Experience
a 12-night, 13-day trip into the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, Nepal's unique
hunting reserve. This natural environment, which is hidden away in the western
area, offers an extraordinary combination of calm scenery, extensive species,
and cultural experiences. The reserve, which ranges in elevation from 2,850 to
5,500 meters, is home to variety of remarkable animals, including musk deer, Himalayan tahr, and blue
sheep. This Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve trek is the ideal way to experience Nepal's pure natural glory, no
matter your preference for adventure or the outdoors.
Dhorpatan
Hunting Reserve offers a glimpse into the cultural practices of the Magar and
Thakali populations in addition to its fauna. You will go via picturesque
hiking paths, expansive mountain views, and isolated locations that
are rarely visited by tourists. It will be a very remarkable journey as you
interact with local cultures and take in the peace and quiet of the Himalayas.
Similarly, trekking is admired by those who have already completed the Annapurna
Circuit trip.
Permits for Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve:
To
visit the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, one must have a special permit issued
by the Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation. Hunting licenses
must be coordinated with authorized agencies and are granted on a selective
basis. These licenses guarantee wildlife sustainability and compliance with
conservation regulations.
Depending on the route, additional trekking permits, such as the TIMS card, can also be required.
Best Time to Visit Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Trek:
The best times of year to visit Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve are in the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November). The beautiful skies, comfortable temperatures, and breathtaking natural beauty make these months perfect for trekking and wildlife adventure. The hunting reserve is less accessible during the monsoon and winter months due to the heavy rains and snowfall. One of the top trekking locations in the monsoon season is an interesting area of Dhorpatan. The flowers are blooming during this time, making it a photographer's dream.
Outline Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu Day 2: Drive to Beni Day 3: Trek to Darbang Day 4: Trek to Lamsung Day 5: Trek to Jaljala Day 6: Enter Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Day 7: Explore Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve and Hunting activities Day 8: Explore Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve and Hunting activities Day 9: Explore Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve and Hunting activities Day 10: Trek to Gurjaghat Day 11: Trek to Patichaur Day 12: Drive back to Kathmandu Day 13: DepartureDetail Itinerary
Services Included
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International Flights
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Permits and Taxes
Additional Meals
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