Dhorpatan Baglung Nepal

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve

Dhorpatan is a village in Baglung District of Nepal, nestled in a large east-west valley south of the Dhaulagiri Himalaya. It is the headquarters of Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve. There is a small community of indigenous Kham Magar as well as Tibetan refugees.

The enclosing valley is drained to the west by the Uttar Ganga, tributary to the Bheri River which in turn joins the Karnali. The east-west orientation of Dhorpatan Valley offers a notably -- by Himalayan standards -- easy route between the Karnali basin of western Nepal and the Gandaki basin in the center, over a relatively low pass on the watershed about a day's walk east of the town. This was an historic route for Khas migration eastward in the late Middle Ages. Ensuing political evolution led to the unification of the Kingdom of Nepal from loose confederations in the Karnali and Gandaki regions and from other confederations further east.

A seasonal STOL airstrip serves the region. Dhorpatan can be reached from Baglung via Burtibang by Bus or Jeeps. Further you can take Jeep which lets you reach Dhorpatan Valley. Some or from Beni via Myagdi Khola. Dolpa is a few days trek to the north around the western Dhaulagiri range.There are a few Homestay lodges which can serve basic food, tea coffee or Milk. You can find cottages made by Hunting Reserve for Hunters who are permitted for entry and hunting. During the summer months large herds of livestock are brought north from Rapti Zone by Kham Magar to graze in surrounding pastureland. Animal husbandry, handicrafts and some tourism are the key economic activities of the people in the region.

Home Stay Lodge. Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve

Pyuthan

Pyuthan

Pyuthan District is a "hill" district some 250 km west of Kathmandu in Rapti Zone of Nepal's Mid-Western Region. Pyuthan covers an area of 1,309 km² with population of 212,484 in 2001 and 226,796 in 2011. Pyuthan Khalanga is the district's administrative center.Pyuthan was one of 24 small kingdoms in the Chaubisi Rajya confederation before Prithvi Narayan Shah unified modern Nepal in the second half of the 18th century. Since Dang Deukhuri District to the south and Salyan District to the west belonged to another confederation called Baise Rajya, Pyuthan was a western outpost of the Chaubisi and probably a defense perimeter defended by forts, for example at Okharkot.

 Activitie

Village walk

Pedestrian Walk

Flora and Fauna

Off Road Motor Biking

Hill Station 

Valley View

Fishing

Swimming

Tour Packages

Accommodation Type 

High Way Hotels

Back Packers Hostel

Home Stay

Camping

Pyuthan and Rolpa Lies in two different trail of  the Rapti River.
also know as Jhimruk trail and Madi trail. A view of  Rapti River at Bhalubang way to Pyuthan and Rolpa 

 

If you are there in the winter then you will find some species of migrant birds on the river Bank.

A spring at Pyuthan, Bange marot. 

Some rice fields and the Jhimruk River at Damti Pyuthan

Machhi, Pyuthan, Nepal

The Largest Valley Of Asia

DANG VALLEY

 

Dang district is located in the Mid-Western Region of Nepal, which occupies the area of 2,955 km2. Headquarter of Dang district is Ghorahi. The major cities of Dang district are Ghorahi, Thulsipur, and lamahi. It has the population of 552,583 (2011). It has two municipalities Ghorahi municipality and Tulsipur municipality.

Dang valley is the largest valley of Asia, this district is also known as inner terai. To the south it touches the border to India and bordering to the north are Pyuthan, Rolpa and salyan. It has two mountain range churaya and Mahabharat Mountain rang. The largest river of Dang district is Rapti river and Babi river. Climate   of Dang district is tropical.

Mahendra highway crosses the Dang district from bhalubang bazaar .Another important road which joins Lamahi- Ghorahi and Tulsipur which are the major cities of dang districts. Dudhwas to koilabass bazaar road which touches the border of India helps people to bring goods from India.

Dang valley has poorer soil and more seasonal flow and heather climate which is suitable for resident.

Dang district has majority of people from Tharu ethnics, Bahuns and Chettri are came from the southern mountains. Nepali language is the main language.

Historical places in dang district are ambekaysori temple, Dharpani Temple and  Chameri cave. Beautiful places to visit are Sitalpur, Ganespur park, Gumba etc.

The main crops produces in dang district are paddy, wheat, maze etc. cash crops are sugarcane, mustard. It is also good place for the animal husbandry like fish, chicken, goat etc. 

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     Dang district is located in the Mid-Western Region of Nepal, which occupies the area of 2,955 km2. Headquarter of Dang district is Ghorahi. The major cities of Dang district are Ghorahi, Thulsipur, and lamahi. It has the population of 552,583 (2011). It has two municipalities Ghorahi municipality and Tulsipur municipality.Dang valley is the largest valley of Asia, this district is also known as inner terai. To the south it touches the border to India and bordering to the north are Pyuthan, Rolpa and salyan. It has two mountain range churaya and Mahabharat Mountain rang. The largest river of Dang district is Rapti river and Babi river. Climate   of Dang district is tropical.Mahendra highway crosses the Dang district from bhalubang bazaar .Another important road which joins Lamahi- Ghorahi and Tulsipur which are the major cities of dang districts. Dudhwas to koilabass bazaar road which touches the border of India helps people to bring goods from India.Dang valley has poorer soil and more seasonal flow and heather climate which is suitable for resident.Dang district has majority of people from Tharu ethnics, Bahuns and Chettri are came from the southern mountains. Nepali language is the main language.Historical places in dang district are ambekaysori temple, Dharpani Temple and  Chameri cave. Beautiful places to visit are Sitalpur, Ganespur park, Gumba etc The main crops produces in dang district are paddy, wheat, maze etc. cash crops are sugarcane, mustard. It is also good place for the animal husbandry like fish, chicken, goat etc. 



ECO TOUR ACTIVITIES
Birds Watching
Village Walk
Pedestrian Walk
Valley Hill Station
Off Road Motor Biking
Camping
Flora and Fauna
Forest Walk 
Fishing
Swimming
Boating

Accommodation Type

High way Hotels, 
Backpackers Hotel, 
Camping, 
Home Stay


 What you discover about the valley? Before the research for this page i was really unknown about this place. I just started to explore about the valleys recently it has been just a few years. The valley has its own identity on its natural diversity where you can found more species of flora and fauna, Bugs, Birds, reptiles, Mammals. if you enjoy nature than you will find something interesting. The View of valleys and the Hills is awesome. The village on the plain lands and the high hills will make you feel a two different climate, tradition, culture or even language. on the high hills you will find people who enjoy hill zone life style and same goes with people in plain land with a different lifestyle.People of the valley are friendly you will encounter with different attitude and behaviour. The plain land is enriched with tharu community and their beautiful life. 

A View From Devicoat of Deukhuri Valley. 

OWO! That's cool.

A view From Between.

Hill View From Rupacoat those high hills are a part of hilly zones. In every hills you will find some villages or some houses.

Hill View From Rupacoat.

A view of Devicoat from Rupacoat and a narrow way from crest of hills. 

A Hill View

A Hill View

A Hill View

A Hill View

A View of Rupacoat Village. most of the village are spread like this in every part of these hills people cultivate maize, mustard, wheat and every families has their own animals for milk or meat. they keep animals like Cow, Buffalo, Bulls, Goats, and local species of Chickens. 

A Typical House at Rupacoat.

How to reach there?
here is a map about some basic things that you must know about this place.

Nature Guide

Urban Eco Tours Nepal 

                  THE INCREASING NUMBER OF TOURIST ARE AFFECTING THE IMPACT IN ENVIRONMENT ON THESE DAYS BUT WE DO ENJOY WISELY. LIMITED RESOURCES, INCREASING POPULATION, POLLUTION HAS CHANGED THE ENVIRONMENT WHICH IS NOT OF OUR'S ONLY. PROTECT ENVIRONMENT PROTECT NATURE.

                      PROTECT NATURE GUIDE OF ECO TOURISM HAS BEEN ISSUED TO PROMOTE AN ECO RESPONSIBLE BEHAVIOUR AMONG TOURISTS. THE GUIDE INCLUDES TOOLS AND THE BEST PRACTICES THAT HELP TO REDUCE NEGATIVE IMPACT UPON ENVIRONMENT, USE FUL FOR EACH TOURIST. FOR AN ECO RESPONSIBLE BEHAVIOUR WE MUST CHANGE OUT MENTALITIES AND HABITS, STARTING AT INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP LEVEL.

INSTRUCTION FOR LEISURE ON THE MOUNTAIN
1) FOR LONG WALK TAKE YOUR SELF A PLASTIC BAG FOR GARBAGE.
2) THROE THE GARBAGE ONLY WITH THE DESIGNATED PLACES.
3) I AVOID WASTING OF WATER AND ENERGY IN EACH ACCOMMODATION FACILITY
4) I ONLY SWIM IN A DESIGNATED AREAS.
5) I PUT FIRE OUTDOOR ONLY WITH DESIGNATED AREAS.
6) I TAKE IN CONSIDERATION THE TOURIST INDICATORS FOR MOUNTAIN TOURS
7) I PROTECT PLANTS AND ANIMALS (FISH/BIRDS) SPECIES.
8)I FISH AND I HUNT ONLY IF I HAVE PERMIT AND I DO THIS ONLY IN THE SPECIFIED PLACES AND ONLY IN THE ALLOWED SEASONS
9) I IMMEDIATLY INFORM THE AUTHORITIES ABOUT ECO ACCIDENTS OR ANY POACHING



INSTRUCTION FOR VACATION WITHIN URBAN AND RURAL AREAS
⦁    I RESPECT THE NATURAL AREAS, THE HABITS, THE CULTURE, THE INHABITANTS AND I CHOOSE WALKING ROUTES IN MY COUNTRY OR WHEN I TRAVEL ABROAD
⦁    I CHOOSE PEDESTRAIN TOURS
⦁    I TAKE PART VOLUNTARY AT ACTIONS WITH ECOLOGICAL IMPACT (PLANTING TREES, CLEANING
IN BACKPACKERS HOSTEL OR HOMESTAYS
I AVOID OVERUSING OF WARM AND COLD WATER
I AVOID WASTING OF ENERGY
I INFORM IN DUETIME THE ADMINISTRATOR WHEN IF ANY PROBLEM OCCURES.