Overview
Rolwaling -Tashi Lapcha Pass -Khumbu Valley Trek is a journey that sums up the beauty of both Rolwaling valley and Khumbu region same time . This amazing and inspiring trek leads you to a faraway location and lets you acknowledge the lovely views of the Himalayas with the difficulties of crossing the high-mountain pass of Tashi Lapcha (5755m). Rolwaling- Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek is an amazing mixture of the quiet and quaint paths of the remote Rolwaling region with the bustling trails of the Khumbu region. Rolwaling -Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek involves steep climbing, lots of patience, and rock climbing, ice, sleeping glacier thus, is a thrilling and adventurous journey in the Himalayas.
Rolwaling Valley is one of the hidden gorges, which is burrowed in between picturesque and grandiose mountains. Rolwaling -Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek begins with a drive to Gonggar/ Chhetchhet via Charikot from Kathmandu where we pass villages such as Simigaon, Bedding, and Na Gaon with an amazing view of Mount Gaurishankar( Holy Mountain) (7134m). In Na Gaon, we explore the Yalung Glacier and climb on the training peak Yalung Ri(5630m). Leaving Na Gaon, we climb uphill to Tsho Rolpa Lake (4540m), the largest glacial Lake in Himalaya. Then, waking on Trakarding Glaciers, the trail reaches Tashi Lapcha Pass (5755m), which separates the Rolwaling region from the Khumbu region and the Gaurishankar Conservation Area from the Sagarmatha National Park. The trail then joins the trekking trails of the Everest Region which is ever bustling with tourists from inside and outside the country. Enjoying the view of Everest (8848m) top of the world and other so many snow himalays of the Khumbu region, the trail heads down to the bustling Sherpa town of Namche Bazaar via Thame and leads to Lukla, from where a flight back to Kathmandu is taken. Rolwaling -Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek is an amazing opportunity to observe the different facets of the Himalayan lifestyle as it goes from a remote to a rather urban route of the Himalayas with Amazing Nepal Journey.