Remote Area Trekking, The western part of Nepal is rarely visited. It is an densely populated and its historic and scenic grandeur approaches that of the areas north of kathmandu and Pokhara. There is no sealed road an air strips and flight are few some parts have long been designated "Restricted are" for region of security as well as for those of cultural and environment Conservation. Over looked for centuries of Dolpa because of its bleak geography, Dolpa became part of Nepal 200 years ago. When Gurkha gain control over the region. Ties of bold and religion made the district a natural refuge for Tibetans who fled the communist Chinese liberation of Tibet in 1959. With in Dolpas ring of massive mountains lives people economically and culturally disrupted by their estrangement from Tibet. It has much in common with Ladakh, Zanskarlahul, and spite in India and with Mustang. The Principle religion on Dolpa is Tibetan buddhism. Dolpa has a subsistence economy, based on lives stock and barely cultivation wrestled from the steep mountain sides at elevation as high as 4000m, Two group of ethnic Tibetan make up Dolpa's sparse population. Rungba or valley farmers who yellow village houses belong to the monks while those painted white belong to the lay population. The drok are nomadic yak herders interestingly, drok girls mix grease and black root extract to use as a sun block on their faces at high altitudes.

Dolpa (Tarap) is a remote valley of pure Tibetan influences east of Phoksundo Lake and south of shey Gompa. The trek offers long walk up a steep uninhabited River valley leads to a high, isolated valley that is an enclave of Tibetan tradition. This area is a home of snow leopard.