Fly to Kathmandu and on to Nepalgunj by a domestic flight. On arrival, check in your hotel, and relax, acclimatize to the change of altitude and environment. There will also be a briefing of the trek, introduction of the guides and porters and finally preparation of all trekking equipment to the trek ahead.

Fly in early in the morning to Juphal, an isolated airstrip that serves as the entry point to the Dolpo Upper Valley. Starting at Juphal, the journey to Dunai, through insignificant villages, rivers, and the wild. The afternoon offers your first real glimpse of the distant Dolpo country and its isolated, untouched scenery.

Hike an average of 6 hours up and down beautiful river valleys, terraced fields, and tiny hamlets. The trail offers a close encounter with rural life in Upper Dolpo, where local people can be seen performing their daily chores and activities in the fields. The slow pace will allow you to acclimatize to the altitude and enjoy a picturesque view of the mountain.

The trail is an easy and gradual uphill trek that exposes the trekker to a remote and adventurous feel through mixed forests, rocky trails, and small streams. This day lasts approximately 7 hours, providing an opportunity to observe alpine plants and possibly even animals like the Himalayan Langur or Blue Sheep. Renje village is a small village that provides a peaceful night out with classic accommodation.

Drive 7 hours to the beautiful Shey Phoksundo Lake. The turquoise waters of the lake and the surrounding cliffs make it one of the most beautiful places in Nepal. The path winds through the valleys of rivers, alpine meadows, and small traditional villages. It is an ideal time to take some photographs, experience the local culture, and relax in the serene setting.

A walk of approximately 6 hours, with a slight downward turn made by the banks of rivers and paths bordered with wild flowers, Edelweiss and orchids and Campanulas. The landscape is diverse, featuring short uphills and downhills, allowing one to take in the wonderful scenery of neighboring cliffs and distant villages.

This is a 7-hour hiking journey that includes gradual climbing into the alpine land. The path cuts across bare valleys and rocky hills, with increasingly panoramic mountain views as you approach Phoksundo Bhanjyang. This is a high pass zone that introduces the trekkers to a more difficult pass in the form of Kang La, which lies ahead.

The challenging 7-hour walk across Kang La Pass, with a summit elevation of 5,151m. The route is tough and requires strength, yet it will be rewarded with stunning panoramic sights of the Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Manaslu ranges. Head to Shey Gompa, an isolated monastery and spiritual retreat, and you can spend time with monks and savor the serenity of the environment.

Spend a day touring Shey Gompa, its ancient monastery, and the village. Explore the traditions of Tibetan Buddhism and Bon Po, get to know the local people, and have time to relax and acclimate to the altitude. This is a rest day before going on to higher passes.

An elevated (7-hour) walk involving the Saldang La Pass at 4,785m. The trail features moderate climbing and offers panoramic mountain views. Travel to Namduna Gaon, a small village that offers a glimpse of traditional Dolpo culture at a high altitude.

Hike 4 hours on descending tracks through the alpine valleys and tiny villages. Saldang is a larger village, and trekkers have the opportunity to study the local architecture, mingle with the local people, and observe the unique way of life of the high-altitude inhabitants.

Hike through tough mountainous forested trails with an approximate time of 6 hours. The path is still isolated and picturesque, and wildlife can be seen, as well as the serenity of Upper Dolpo is let out.

A five-hour walk with a slow ascent to the top of the last high pass. The path offers a scenic backdrop of the surrounding mountains and valleys, with small villages that appear along the way, allowing for an insight into local life.

Traverse the difficult Jeng La Pass, which is at 4,845m and then down to Tokyu Gaon in a period of more than 7 hours. It is a physically challenging hike, but the views of the Himalayan panorama are rewarded at every step. The Tokyu Gaon is an isolated village that offers a glimpse into the Dolpo culture.

Walking 4.5 hours, going down the hill gradually in valleys and villages. Dho Tarap is a prehistoric settlement with unusual architecture and a powerful feeling of preserved cultural traditions.

Six and a half hours of journeying downwards, by steep valleys and alpine plains. Scenic views, small villages, and wildlife sightseeing can be enjoyed upon adapting to the low altitude and enabling easy trekking in the subsequent days.

A tedious descent of more than 7 hours into lower settlements. The trail follows forested gullies and river valleys, making the trekkers feel that they have achieved something as they observe the way of life of the communities of Dolpo, which have their homes at lower elevations.

Hike 4 hours on smooth Riverside trails across villages and scenic views. This day is a rest day, but still gives the trekkers an opportunity to traverse the gorgeous Dolpo country.

Hike up 5 hours of quiet valley and tree-lined roads. Dunai is a larger camp where trekkers can interact with locals and take a brief rest before the final leg of the trek.

Hike for 3 hours, and end the primary trek. The trail is not that demanding, so one can go through at a slow pace to reminisce about the walk and appreciate the surrounding scenery.

Fly back to Kathmandu, ending the 21-day adventure in Dolpo (Upper Dolpo). This is a day of rest, celebration, and reflection on the experiences of the trek before leaving or moving on to further travels in Nepal.