Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, Dhorpatan

It's important to be well-prepared with proper gear and to check the weather conditions before starting your trek.

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Yes, hunting has been permitted since 1973, but it is regulated with specific quotas and seasons.

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Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve is situated at an altitude of 2,930 meters above sea level, so be prepared for the high elevation.

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Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve is known for its vast pastures and is Nepal's only hunting reserve, offering a unique glimpse into local wildlife and culture.

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You can stay at local homestays like Pakhathar Home Stay, which offers a cozy experience and local hospitality.

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You can find local lodgings like the Tiger Restaurant and Lounge, which is recommended for its hospitality.

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Facilities are basic, but efforts are made to ensure tourists remain comfortable despite shortages of electricity and water.

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The reserve is home to various species including the Himalayan Blue Sheep, Himalayan Thar, and even rare animals like the Red Panda.

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September is ideal as it’s post-monsoon, offering stunning views of the Himalayan range.

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