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Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Nepal – Exclusive Legal Trophy Hunting Adventure in the Himalayas

The Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve in Nepal offers one of the most exclusive and regulated trophy hunting experiences in the world, combining high-altitude adventure, pristine wilderness, and strict wildlife conservation practices. Located in the remote western region of Nepal, between the Dhaulagiri and Rukum districts, this reserve is the only legal hunting area in Nepal, making it a unique destination for international hunters seeking a licensed Himalayan hunting expedition.

Spanning elevations from 2,850 meters to over 5,500 meters, the reserve features a dramatic landscape of alpine meadows, dense forests, rugged cliffs, and snow-capped Himalayan peaks. This diverse terrain supports a rich variety of wildlife, including highly sought-after trophy species such as the Blue Sheep (Bharal) and Himalayan Tahr, as well as Serow, Barking Deer, and Wild Boar. The region is also known for its untouched natural beauty and remote off-the-grid experience, far from mainstream турист routes.

What makes the Dhorpatan hunting safari in Nepal truly special is its strong emphasis on sustainable hunting and conservation-based tourism. All hunting activities are strictly regulated by the Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation (DNPWC Nepal), ensuring ethical practices, limited permits, and controlled quotas to protect wildlife populations.

This all-inclusive Dhorpatan hunting package is designed to provide a seamless and premium experience. From permit arrangements, licensed hunting guides, and professional field assistants to horse support, camping logistics, and trophy documentation, every aspect of the expedition is carefully managed. Hunters will trek through remote trails, camp in high-altitude مناطق, and experience authentic interactions with local Magar and Gurung communities, adding a cultural dimension to the adventure.

The journey typically begins with a flight or drive from Kathmandu to Baglung or Beni, followed by a multi-day trek into the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve area. The expedition involves moderate to कठिन trekking at high altitude, requiring good physical fitness and preparation. In return, participants gain access to one of the most remote and rewarding hunting destinations in Asia.

With limited permits issued each year, the Dhorpatan trophy hunting expedition is not only a test of skill and endurance but also a rare opportunity to participate in a well-regulated wildlife management system in the Himalayas.


Why Choose Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve?

  • Nepal’s only legal trophy hunting reserve with government authorization
  • Fully regulated by DNPWC Nepal for sustainable hunting practices
  • One of the best high-altitude hunting destinations in Asia
  • Exclusive access to Blue Sheep hunting and Himalayan Tahr hunting in Nepal
  • Remote off-the-beaten-path Himalayan wilderness experience
  • Combination of adventure trekking, camping, and hunting expedition
  • Limited annual permits ensuring premium and uncrowded experience

Trophy Species & Permit Fees (2026 Nepal Hunting Cost)

  • Blue Sheep (Bharal) Hunting Nepal Permit – USD 5,000
  • Himalayan Tahr Hunting Nepal Permit – USD 4,000
  • Serow Hunting Permit Nepal – USD 3,000
  • Wild Boar Hunting Nepal – USD 1,600
  • Barking Deer Hunting Nepal – USD 1,200

All permit fees are officially set by the Government of Nepal (DNPWC).


All-Inclusive Dhorpatan Hunting Package (10–12 Days)

Hunter Package Price: USD 17,000
Companion Package Price: USD 6,000

Package Includes:

  • Official trophy hunting permits and government royalties
  • Domestic flights (Kathmandu – Baglung – return) or ground transport
  • Full trekking support with horses/mules for gear transport
  • Complete camping setup (tents, kitchen, भोजन, staff support)
  • Licensed professional hunting guide and experienced field crew
  • Trophy handling, documentation, and export assistance
  • Firearm import permit support (if bringing personal rifle)

Best Time for Dhorpatan Hunting in Nepal

  • Spring Season (March to mid-April): Clear weather, active wildlife, ideal for Blue Sheep
  • Autumn Season (October to mid-November): Stable conditions, best visibility, prime hunting season

Requirements for Booking

  • Valid passport and Nepal tourist visa
  • Minimum 30% advance booking deposit
  • Firearm import documentation (if applicable)
  • Good physical fitness for high-altitude trekking and hunting
  • Recommended travel insurance with emergency evacuation coverage

Book Your Dhorpatan Hunting Expedition in Nepal

The Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve adventure offers a rare blend of extreme wilderness, regulated trophy hunting, and authentic Himalayan exploration. Whether you are targeting the Blue Sheep in Nepal or the elusive Himalayan Tahr, this expedition delivers a once-in-a-lifetime hunting experience in the Himalayas.

With limited permits issued each year, early booking is essential to secure your place in this exclusive Nepal hunting safari package.

Contact us today to plan your 2026 Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve expedition and experience the ultimate high-altitude adventure in Nepal.

Overview

Experience one of the world’s most exclusive and legal trophy hunting adventures in the remote highlands of Nepal. The Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve is Nepal’s only government-licensed hunting area where conservation and sustainable tourism go hand in hand.

Set in a rugged and breathtaking landscape at altitudes between 2,850m and 5,500m, Dhorpatan is home to highly prized species such as the Blue Sheep and Himalayan Tahr—sought after by hunters from around the world.

Hunting Trip Plan

Day 01 :
Arrive to Kathmandu

Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport Kathmandu, where you will be welcomed and transferred to your hotel. Spend the day relaxing or exploring the vibrant streets of Thamel, a popular tourist hub. This marks the beginning of your Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve expedition in Nepal.
Overnight: Kathmandu

Day 02 :
Kathmandu Sightseeing and Preparation

Enjoy a guided Kathmandu Valley sightseeing tour, visiting UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, and Swayambhunath. Prepare permits, logistics, and gear for your Dhorpatan hunting safari and trekking adventure.
Overnight: Kathmandu

Day 03 :
Kathmandu to Beni

Drive along scenic highways from Kathmandu to Beni, the gateway to the Dhaulagiri region trekking routes. The journey offers views of rivers, terraced fields, and rural Nepalese life.
Overnight: Beni

Day 04 :
Beni – Darbang – Takam

Drive from Beni to Darbang, then begin trekking toward Takam village (approx. 5 hours). Walk through traditional settlements, forests, and terraced farmland. This marks the start of your off-the-beaten-path trekking in western Nepal.
Overnight: Takam

Day 05 :
Takam to Lamsung

TTrek through dense forests and remote trails toward Lamsung, experiencing untouched nature and traditional village life. This region is less crowded, offering a true wilderness trekking experience in Nepal.
Overnight: Lamsung

Day 06 :
Lamsung to Dhorpatan

Continue trekking into the famous Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, Nepal’s only legal hunting reserve. The trail passes through alpine meadows, forests, and river valleys with views of the Dhaulagiri Himalayan range.
Overnight: Dhorpatan

Day 07 :
Explore Dhorpatan

Spend a day exploring the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, known for its rich biodiversity, wildlife, and alpine landscapes. Spot species like blue sheep (bharal), Himalayan tahr, and various bird species. Final preparation for your hunting experience.
Overnight: Dhorpatan

Day 8-12 :
Hunting Days

These days are dedicated to your guided hunting safari in Nepal, one of the most unique adventure experiences in South Asia. Hunt permitted species such as blue sheep or Himalayan tahr under strict regulations and professional guidance. Enjoy camping in remote wilderness, surrounded by high mountains, open grasslands, and pristine الطبيعة. This is a true luxury adventure hunting experience in Nepal combined with trekking.
Overnight: Camp in Dhorpatan area

Day 13 :
Dhorpatan to Gurjaghat

Begin your return trek through scenic landscapes toward Gurjaghat, descending through forests and villages. Reflect on your Dhorpatan hunting and trekking adventure.
Overnight: Gurjaghat

Day 14 :
Gurjaghat to Beni – Return

Continue trekking and drive back to Beni, rejoining civilization after your remote wilderness journey. Enjoy comfortable rest and local hospitality.
Overnight: Beni

Day 15 :
Return to Kathmandu

Drive back to Kathmandu along scenic river valleys and hills. This marks the end of your Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve expedition in Nepal.
Overnight: Kathmandu

Day 16 :
Departure from Kathmandu

Transfer to the airport for your final departure. Your unique hunting safari and trekking experience in Nepal concludes with unforgettable memories.

What's Included

  • Government hunting permit & block assignment
  • National Park entry fees
  • Licensed hunting guide with local expertise
  • Support team: porters, cooks, camp assistants
  • Tented camps or local lodge accommodation
  • All meals during the hunting expedition
  • Trophy preparation and export documentation
  • Ground transport from Kathmandu/Pokhara to reserve (jeep or bus)
  • Optional helicopter transfer (extra cost)
  • Conservation fees supporting local communities

What's Not Included

  • International airfare to/from Nepal
  • Nepal entry visa fees
  • Personal hunting gear and clothing
  • Firearm import/export fees (arranged with outfitter)
  • Travel, evacuation, or medical insurance
  • Gratuities for staff and guides
  • Any extra hotel nights in Kathmandu/Pokhara
  • Helicopter transport (optional add-on)

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Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve
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