Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Tour

The Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour offers one of the most unique and thrilling hunting travel experiences in Nepal. This wildlife hunting safari combines regulated hunting with remote trekking adventures. During the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour, you will experience beautiful remote area trekking, wildlife hunting, cultural encounters, breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, and nature adventures. Situated in the western Himalayas, the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve spans the eastern Rukum, Myagdi, and Baglung districts of Nepal. The reserve is positioned at an elevation ranging from 2,850 to 5,500 meters above sea level. Established in 1987, the Dhorpatan Wildlife Hunting Reserve encompasses an area of 1325 km². It is the only hunting reserve in Nepal, showcasing beautiful Himalayan scenery, diverse grasslands, and a variety of flora and fauna, making the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve trek one of the finest in the region.

In Dhorpatan, travelers can engage in wild hunting, targeting species such as Himalayan tahr, blue sheep, wild boar, barking deer, and spotted deer. The Nepal Tourism Board and the Dhorpatan wildlife Reserve Authority will regulate the necessary licensed hunting permits. Additionally, during your tour of the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, you can discover magnificent mountains, including the Dhaulagiri ranges, Gurga Himal, Churen Himal, Puthna Himal, and more. Travelers will have the chance to experience rare hunting opportunities alongside the rich local culture and traditions.

Highlights of Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Tour

• Discover the amazing hunting reserve in Nepal.
• Experience rich biodiversity and thrilling wildlife encounters.
• Engage in wildlife hunting for blue sheep, Himalayan Thar, and more.
• Marvel at the stunning Himalayan landscapes, including the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges.
• Ideal for various bird-watching opportunities, such as the Danphe, pheasant, and others.
• Wander through beautiful alpine meadows, grasslands, and Patans with Bukis.
• Enjoy a rich cultural exploration and participate in unique rituals.
• Immerse yourself spiritually and worship at the Dhorpatan Temple.
• Embark on a remote trekking adventure off the beaten path, surrounded by tranquil nature.
• Capture unlimited nature photography and create unforgettable memories in the Himalayas.
• Experience Himalayan trekking, cozy homestays, and breathtaking mountain drives.

Overviews of Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Tour

The Dhorpatan hunting reserve tour in Nepal is the sole hunting reserve in the country. Adventurers will experience the finest Himalayan hunting opportunities at the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve. Located in western Nepal, it spans the East Rukum, Baglung, and Myagdi districts. With an elevation ranging from approximately 3,000 to 5,500 meters, the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve covers an area of 1,325 km². Enthusiastic hunters can partake in regulated hunts within this reserve. During the authorized tour, you can hunt blue sheep, Himalayan Thar, barking deer, wild boar, and spotted deer. Additionally, travelers may encounter leopards, ghoral, serow, Himalayan black bears, langur monkeys, various bird species, Himalayan jackals, and other wildlife throughout the journey. There are also opportunities to see the rare red panda, musk deer, wolf, and cheer pheasant while trekking in the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve. The itinerary for the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour pan is about 12 to 15 days.

Touch Planet Treks has crafted a 13-day itinerary to ensure you have the ultimate Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve hunting experience. The adventure begins with a drive from Kathmandu to Beni, followed by a journey to Darbang, and then a trek to Dharapani. The trek continues to Lamsung, Jaljala Pass, and finally to Dhorpatan Valley. You will enjoy a day of hunting in Dhorpatan while taking in the stunning surroundings. Travelers will then trek to Phagune Phedi and Jungle Camp, proceeding to Gurjaghat and Patichaur. The trek concludes with a journey to Patichaur Darbang, followed by a drive back to Beni. From Beni, travelers will return to Kathmandu via Pokhara. Ultimately, you will complete your highly anticipated Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour. Undoubtedly, the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour stands out as the premier hunting destination in Nepal.

Where is Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Located

The well-known Dhorpatan Wildlife Hunting Reserve is situated in the Baglung, East Rukum, and Myagdi districts of western Nepal. This reserve is roughly 370 kilometers to the west of Kathmandu. Getting to Dhorpatan requires a multi-day journey that includes both driving and trekking, leading you to the hunting area known as Dhorpatan Valley. A tour of the stunning Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve typically lasts between 10 to 15 days. The elevation of the Dhorpatan reserve ranges from about 2,850 meters to 5,500 meters above sea level. During your tour, you will experience an exciting adventure that includes regulated wildlife hunting, Himalayan exploration, mountain trekking, and cultural immersion. Ultimately, the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve hunting tour can also be completed on a shorter itinerary, which allows for a short scenic flight to Pokhara or a helicopter tour  to the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve.

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Tour Itinerary

• Day 1: Arrive in Kathmandu (1,400 m.)
• Day 2: Kathmandu sightseeing tour (1,400 m.)
• Day 3: Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara (822 m.)
• Day 4: Pokhara to Darbang(1,150 m.) and trek to Dharapani (1,565 m.)
• Day 5: Dharapani to Lamsung (2,170 m.)
• Day 6: Lamsung to Jaljala Pass (3,430 m.)
• Day 7: Jaljala to Dhorpatan Valley and Explore (2,870 m.)
• Day 8: Hunt to Dhorpatan and Explore the Surroundings (2,870 m.)
• Day 9: Dhorpatan to Phagune Danda (4,495 m.) and trek to Jungle Camp (3,050 m.)
• Day 10: Jungle Camp to Gurjaghat to Patichaur (2,175 m.)
• Day 11: Patichaur Darbang(1,150 m.) and Drive to Beni (899 m.)
• Day 12: Beni to Kathmandu via Pokhara (822 m.)
• Day 13: Departure for Home

Wildlife in Dhorpatan a True Wild Animal Hunting Reserve in Nepal

The Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve is a sanctuary for a variety of wild animals, birds, butterflies, and numerous types of flora and fauna. This reserve extends from the mid-altitude to the high-altitude regions of the Himalayan range. It begins at an altitude of 2,850 meters and reaches up to 5,500 meters. Therefore, during the Dhorpatan hunting experience, visitors can discover the rich wildlife and plant life. The Dhorpatan Wildlife Hunting Reserve Tour includes special permits for hunting certain wild animals, such as the Himalayan goral, the Tahr, and the blue sheep. Travelers will have the opportunity to admire the stunning Dhaulagiri range from the Dhorpatan Tibetan Camp, along with other breathtaking Himalayan landscapes. Indeed, while on the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour in Nepal, you will encounter various wild animals, but you are only permitted to hunt specific and regulated species. During the trek through the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve, travelers can look forward to spotting the following wild animals.

• Himalayan Thar
• Himalayan Black Bear
• Blue Sheep or Bharal
• Mountain leopard and snow leopard (rare)
• Wild boars
• Himalayan Langur
• Barking deer and chital
• Wolf, red panda, and musk deer (rare)
• Various 137 species of birds, including the Munal and Chir Pheasant
• Identifying 43-plus species of butterflies

Himalayan Tahr Hunting in Nepal

The Himalayan Tahr belongs to the Caprinae subfamily, with the sheep-goat being its closest relative. This impressive animal is significantly larger than goats and is known for its intelligence. The Himalayan Tahr inhabits regions in Nepal, India, Tibet, Bhutan, and Pakistan. Notably, they are predominantly found in the Nepalese Himalayas, particularly during treks to Everest and in the Annapurna, Manaslu, and Dhorpatan areas. Consequently, the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve stands out as Nepal's sole hunting reserve. Here, you can encounter numerous Himalayan Tahr, along with blue sheep, wild boar, and various deer species. The Himalayan Tahr is primarily recognized as a hunting species in Nepal. In the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, you can embark on a hunting tour, provided you have the necessary permits from the authorities. There are restrictions on the hunt, and you must secure permission from Nepal's tourism board and Dhorpatan wildlife reserves.

Hunters pursuing the Himalayan Tahr are required to possess hunting licenses and firearms, which we can assist you with in terms of customs clearance and government documentation. With a government permit, travelers can hunt specific wild animals, but each traveler is limited to hunting just one animal.

• Himalayan Tahr
• Blue Sheep
• Muntjac
• Wild Boar

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Trek and Packages

Travelers can embark on a trek and tour of the Dhorpatan hunting reserve located within the wildlife reserve. The Dhorpatan trek or tour, along with Dhorpatan hunting trips, offers various packages. For Dhorpatan hunting trips, firearms are necessary, and we will assist in managing customs; please ensure that you bring them in a legitimate manner, complete with proper serial numbers and permits.

Additionally, the hunting tour in Dhorpatan, Nepal, tends to be more expensive than the standard Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve tour and trek. The cost for hunting tours ranges from USD 18,000 to 30,000 per hunter. You can choose an itinerary lasting from 12 to 20 days. The Dhorpatan trekking itinerary typically spans about 10 to 15 days, while the Dhorpatan hunting tour itinerary will last approximately 12 to 20 days, depending on the services required and the time available.

Dhorpatan Huting Reserve Altitude and Trek Routes

The altitude of the Dhorpatan hunting reserve changes depending on the zones. Additionally, the trekking paths within the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve offer various routes. The altitude in the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve ranges from 2,850 meters to 5,500 meters in the alpine Himalayas.

• The lower region of Dhorpatan Reserve is 2,850 meters.
• Mid-region of Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve, 4,000 meters
• High alpine zone of Dhorpatan Reserve, 5,500 meters

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Trek Routes 

• Kathmandu, Beni, Darbang, and Dhorpatan route
• Pokhara, Baglung, and Dhorpatan route
• Lumbini, Rukum, Taksera, Dhorpatan route

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Trek Cost

The price of the Dhorpatan hunting tour is influenced by the services needed, the itinerary, the quality of those services, and the size of the traveling group. Touch Planet Treks is indeed offering a 13-day itinerary for the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve, which includes 7 to 8 days of trekking, one day dedicated to exploring the hunting reserve, and the remaining days for road travel and city tours, as well as arrival and departure. We pride ourselves on providing exceptional services, high-quality hotel accommodations and meals, experienced guides, and tailored services with safe and comfortable transportation. Therefore, the cost for the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour varies from USD 1,200 to 2,000 per trekker. On the other hand, the expenses for wild animal hunting trips range from USD 18,000 to 30,000 per hunter, allowing for the hunting of one wild animal.

Additionally, there will be local area hunting charges of 1,500. If you are unable to hunt the wild animal or choose not to shoot at it, the local area charges will be refunded. Below is the group travel cost for the Dhorpatan Hunting Wildlife Reserve.

• The Dhorpatan hunting wildlife reserve for a solo trekker costs USD 1500
• For 2 to 7 trekkers, the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve costs USD 1395
• A group of 8 to 14 travelers for the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve trek costs USD 1280
• For 15 to 20 trekkers, the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve tour costs USD 1165

Hunting Cost for Dhorpatan Hunting Wildlife Reserve Tour

The Dhorpatan Reserve hunting trip permits regulated hunting tours in Nepal. You will need to obtain a firearms license and hunting permits from the Nepal tourism authority, along with the necessary firearms. Travel agencies will handle the customs services and legal processes. The best travel companies, such as Touch Planet Treks, will assist with the required permits and other procedures. The best travel company in Nepal will arrange everything, including hotel accommodations, meals, an itinerary, a knowledgeable guide, and all necessary equipment. The hunting tour in Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve will span 12 to 20 days. The cost for the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve hunt ranges from USD 1,800 to 20,000 per hunter, depending on the services needed, itinerary, and group size. Below is the group cost for hunters at Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve.

• Solo travelers for the Dhorpatan hunting reserve wild animal hunt cost USD 23,500
• For 2 to 5 travelers, the Dhorpatan hunting reserve wild animal hunt trip costs USD 21,500
• A group of 6 to 12 travelers for the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve wild animal hunt tour costs USD 18,990

Helicopter Tour to Dhorpatan Wildlife Hunting Reserve

Typically, the Dhorpatan hunting helicopter tour is organized by hunting enthusiasts, although an overland Dhorpatan hunting tour is also an option. The tour of the Dhorpatan Wildlife Hunting Reserve can be completed within a 1- to 2-day itinerary. Additionally, the luxuryDhorpatan Hunting Reserve helicopter tour may also follow a 2-day itinerary. Travelers have the opportunity to spend the night in a tent camp located within the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve. The cost for the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve helicopter tour ranges from USD 20,000 to 25,000 per traveler. Furthermore, the price for the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve helicopter tour may decrease when booked as part of a larger group.

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Tour Difficulty

The Dhorpatan Hunting Wildlife Reserve tour presents a difficulty level that ranges from moderate to challenging. You will be trekking at altitudes between 2,850 and 5,500 meters above sea level. The trekking route, which is off the beaten path and features rocky trails, contributes to the moderate difficulty of the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reservetrek in Nepal. However, the adventure of trekking to the Dhorpatan Wildlife Hunting Reserve is filled with excitement and enjoyment and offers an excellent opportunity to explore diverse flora and fauna.
During the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour, travelers can deeply engage with the local culture and experience unique traditions. Therefore, the Himalayan trips to the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve are considered moderately difficult yet manageable wildlife adventures in Nepal.

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Rules and Regulation

For the Dhorpatan hunting reserve, trekking is accessible to the average traveler, but wildlife hunting excursions to the Dhorpatan reserve must adhere to specific regulations. You can only participate in a regulated hunting tour in Dhorpatan. Additionally, hunting trips to the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve tend to be significantly more expensive than trekking trips in the Dhorpatan Reserve. Travelers will need to handle the firearms equipment in accordance with legal procedures, and travel agencies such as Touch Planet Treks will assist with the Dhorpatan hunting reserve trips. Below are the general rules and regulations for hunting trips to the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve.

• Only licensed hunters are allowed to hunt the regulated wild animal
• There will be annual quotas for the specific species of wild animal
• Travelers will have to take the mandatory permits
• Hunters are allowed to hunt in Dhorpatan with the local guides only
• One hunter can have one hunt at the same time, but a maximum of 3 hunts is allowed with an extra payment
• Travelers will have to pay the local permit fees of about USD 1500 
• Travellers will have to manage waste well during the trip
• The Himalayan Tahr and blue sheep hunting permits cost USD about 3000 to 4000 each
• Only authorized firearms and ammunition are allowed with the security person's supervision

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Permits for Trekking

To hike in the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve, you'll require a few permits: the entry ticket for the Dhorpatan Reserve, a TIMS card, and possibly some fees for local area permits. It's essential to understand that different permits are needed for trekking as opposed to hunting trips. If you're trekking to the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, you can expect to pay around USD 23 for the entry fee, about USD 15 for the TIMS card, and between USD 10 to 15 for the local municipality fee. Remember that the fees might differ for SAARC nationals and Nepali travelers. Below, you will find the required permits and fees specifically for trekking in the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve.

• Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve entry ticket fee: USD 23
• TIMS card permit Trekking information management system USD 15
• Local rural municipality entry fee: USD 10 to 15 each

Dhorpatan Hunting Perimts Cost of Wild Animal

• Blue Sheep Hunting Permit costs USD 5000+
• Himalayan Tahr hunting permits cost USD 4000+
• Wild boar hunting permits cost USD 1,600+
• Barking deer and other animals USD 1500+
• A local area hunting permit costs USD 1500
• Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve entry ticket fee: USD 23
• TIMS card permit Trekking information management system USD 15
• Local rural municipality entry fee: USD 10 to 15 each

Additional License Required for Dhorpatan Hunting Trip

• Licensed hunting guide
• Hunting outfits
• Firearms import permits
• Valid passport and Nepal visa
• Hunting permits from the Nepal government and the tourism board
• Travel insurance and hunting documents

Best Time for Dhorpatan Hunting Resreve Tour

The ideal time to visit the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve is during the spring and autumn seasons in Nepal. The spring season spans from March to May, while autumn lasts from September to November. Therefore, the best time for a tour at the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve are March to May and September to November. In contrast, the monsoon season brings heavy rainfall and slippery trails, making it challenging to explore the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve. Additionally, winter, which runs from December to February, can be quite cold, resulting in fewer opportunities to see wild animals. You will also experience significant cold during a winter tour of the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve. As a result, many travelers choose to avoid visiting Dhorpatan during the monsoon season, which occurs from June to August. But trekking to the Dhorpatan Hunting reserve in Monsoon season has its own charm, which offers the beautiful, lush greenery, wildflowers, and varieties of flora and fauna.

Travel Tips for Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Tour

• Well, train before trekking to the Dhorpatan treks.
• Bring proper trekking gear and porter service.
• Proper acclimatization and a hike with a relaxing itinerary
• Books require advance permits and licenses.
• Take a well-experienced and licensed guide.
• Include dry food, energy bars, and warm clothes in the bag.
• Good terms for altitude travel insurance during the trek
• If you are a hunting traveler, then, well, manage firearms and regulations.
• The Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour is remote trekking; pre-exercise is required.
• The Dhorpatan Hunting package offers unlimited photography and mountain adventures

Conclusion of Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Tour

The Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour is an ideal spot for those looking for an adventurous experience in Nepal. Visitors will relish the finest Himalayan exploration, wildlife interactions, and cultural experiences, with opportunities to hunt regulated species like Himalayan tahr and blue sheep. In fact, the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour includes not only trekking but also wild animal hunting excursions. A wildlife hunting trip to Dhorpatan is a luxurious travel experience in Nepal, which can be accessed via helicopter. You can embark on Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve treks with a 10- to 15-day itinerary. Adventurers will have the opportunity to see rare red pandas, snow leopards, and musk deer during their trek in the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve.

Additionally, the stunning Himalayan pasturelands, the majestic surrounding peaks, the verdant forests, and the traditional villages will enhance your mountain trekking experience in Nepal. Moreover, travelers will have the chance to explore the Annapurna Range, Manaslu Range, Gurja Himal, and Churen Himal while enjoying breathtaking mountain vistas. The distinctive local cultures, Tibetan camps, and Buddhist traditions, along with the warmth of the local people and their lifestyle, will make your Dhorpatan hunting reserve treks unforgettable and a remarkable achievement.

FAQs Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Tour

What is the Dhorpatan hunting reserve altitude?

The Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve has an altitude ranging from approximately 2,850 to 5,500 meters. You begin your journey at 2,850 meters, reaching a peak altitude of around 5,500 meters. However, while trekking through the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, you will ascend to 4,500 meters above sea level.

Trek for Dhorpatan hunting reserve cost?

The expense for trekking to the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve ranges between USD 1000 and 1500 for each trekker. On the other hand, hunting wild animals in the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve would set a hunter back between USD 20,000 and 25,000 each.

How would be the Hunting in Nepal Dhorpatan Trips Cost?

Hunting in Dhorpatan offers a stunning adventure and a remarkable wilderness experience in Nepal. The Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve in the Himalayas provides exciting jungle hunting trips in Nepal. The cost for hunting trips in Dhorpatan ranges from USD 18,000 to 25,000 per hunter, which includes all hunting packages, permits, and travel expenses. Travelers will need to arrange their own hunting firearms, while Touch Planet Treks will assist with the legal processes to acquire the necessary equipment. The cost for trekking in the Dhorpatan Wildlife Reserve starts at USD 1000 to 1500 per trekker. The trekking itinerary for the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve spans 10 to 14 days.

How many hunting reserve are there in Nepal?

The Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve is the sole one in Nepal, situated in the western part of the country, around 370 kilometers from Kathmandu. This reserve is located roughly 170 kilometers northwest of Pokhara. Therefore, the only wildlife hunting reserve in Nepal is indeed the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve.

Can I have Himalayan Tahr Hunting in Nepal?

Absolutely! While trekking in the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve in Nepal, you can enjoy hunting for the Himalayan tahr. Travelers: Once you obtain the necessary hunting permits and pay the royalty fees to both the Nepal Tourism Board and the Nepal government, you can proceed with Himalayan tahr hunting in Nepal. The Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve offers these Himalayan tahr hunting excursions in Nepal. The fee for Himalayan tahr hunting in Nepal is USD 400, which covers the royalty and other service charges associated with the hunting trips. Overall, travelers should expect to spend at least USD 18,000 for their hunting adventures in the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve.

What is the best Himalaya Hunting trek and cultural exploration?

The Dhorpatan hunting reserve trek is one of the best Himalaya hunting treks and a perfect cultural exploration in Nepal. The remote off-beaten trekking in Nepal offers the best cultural exploration and Himalayas ascending. The Dhorpatan hunting reserve trek is best for a Himalaya hunting trek and a beautiful cultural exploration.

What are the Nepal hunting packages?

Nepal's exclusive hunting tour at the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve provides the finest Himalayan hunting packages. Travelers can enjoy a helicopter ride to the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve as well as an overland trekking adventure to the same location. Consequently, the hunting packages for the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve range from USD 18,000 to 25,000 per hunting traveler. Each hunting package includes hotel accommodations, a guide and porter, hunting permits, and arrangements for firearms and their legal procurement. Typically, the Dhorpatan hunting packages cover activities such as tahr hunting, blue sheep hunting, serow, and black bear hunting. Each of these animals comes with varying rates and costs for hunting. For instance, blue sheep are priced at approximately USD 400, while other animals will have different pricing.

Can I do Dhorpatan hunting reserve package?

The Dhorpatan hunting reserve service package will include a guide and porter and require permits. For the service of trekking to Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, you will pay for the guide and porter, hotel, food, and permit costs. Moreover, you need to pay for transportation and service charges. Travelers can have Dhorpatan hunting service packages or a full package for the trek.

What is the Dhorpatan Hunting reserve ticket price?

The Dhorpatan hunting reserve ticket price is about USD23 per person, and there will be TIMS card permits and local area permits likely to occur. However, the wild animal hunting ticket and permit costs are different. The Dhorpatan hunting price is different than the trekking trips.

Can we do Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour in 3 days itinerary?

Travellers can do the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour in a 3-day itinerary with a helicopter tour from Pokhara. The Overland trekking to the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve tour will take 10 to 15 days of itinerary. The helicopter tour to Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve can be done with a one-day to three-day itinerary. Indeed, travelers can have 3 days of Dhorpatan hunting and also a Pokhara tour with a helicopter tour.

What are the Dhorpatan hunting reserve tour mountain views?

During the Dhorpatan hunting reserve tour, you can explore the beautiful Annapurna ranges, Manaslu ranges, Dhaulagiri, Gurga Himal, Churen Himal, Putha Himal, and Hiunchuli. Moreover, it can be exploring the wonderful surrounding mountains and panoramic Himalayan views.

What are the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve prices for Indian and Nepali travelers?

• The Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve trek for Nepali travelers is NPR 80,000
• Dhorpatan hunting reserve trek cost for Indian travellers: INR 79,000

Can beginners do the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve trek?

Absolutely, beginners can embark on the Dhorpatan Hunting Wildlife Reserve trek, but they should engage in some pre-training and hiking exercises. The treks reach an elevation of around 4,500 meters above sea level, while the highest point in the Dhorpatan hunting reserve is 5,500 meters. The trek through the Dhorpatan hunting reserve is of moderate difficulty. Given the high-altitude ascent and the remote, less-traveled trekking paths, Dhorpatan trekking presents a moderate challenge.