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Tashi Lapcha with Nangpa-La High Passes Trekking is a less traveled adventure that combines the remote Rolwaling Valley and Khumbu regions of Nepal in one package. You can take in the spectacles of Melungtse (7181m.) and Melungtse II (7,023m.) inside Tibet and Gaurishankar (7134m.) on the border of Nepal. Besides these giant peaks, there are 50 others over some 6000m extending from the Nangpa La Pass where the Mahalangur section begins southwest to the Tamaki River. Trek through Sherpa villages, such as Tasi Nam, Simigau, and being located in the Rolwaling Valley and get to understand their culture and traditions – and of course feel their warmth and hospitality. The Sherpa people have a smile that is contagious! Trekkers can reach Everest Base Camp by crossing Tashi Lapcha Pass or by a direct flight to Lukla. The Rolwaling Valley is a valley (within the Gaurishankar Conservation Area) that traverses from east to west just below Mt. Gaurishankar slightly south of the border. Due to its depth, it is often cloaked in cloud adding to its mystical and eerie appearance. On this trek, you will be in awe of numerous peaks, such as Mt. Gaurishankar, Dorje Lakpa and Mt Everest (8848m.). You will also see Tsho Rolpa Lake, one of the largest glacial lakes in Nepal located at an altitude of 4580 metres in the Rolwaling Valley.
This is a more physically demanding trek due to the high altitudes, particularly trekking through Rolwaling Tashi Lapcha Pass (5,793m.). The remoteness of the Rolwaling Valley will bewilder you and the quiet will calm you! This area is also the home to the fabled Yeti, an elusive creature that supposedly with human characteristics. The Rolwaling Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek starts with a drive to Shingati/Gongar Village (3800m) and then the trail passes the villages of Jagat, Simigaun (2,019m.), Donga, Beding and Na where the valley opens up. Another interesting and remote location is a trek to Yalung Base Camp an isolated and remote location. After leaving Na Village we ascend to Tsho Rolpa Glacial Lake and then to the Rolwaling Glacier ice field. From here we climb to Tashi Lapcha Pass (5,793m.) and amazing panoramic views of the surrounding mountains before descending on the trail to Namche Bazar via Thame village and then to Lukla where we catch our scenic flight back to Kathmandu.
Tashi Lapcha with Nangpa La High Passes will test your fitness, hence the necessity to prepare beforehand which will make this, not just less physically demanding, but more enjoyable. Cultural Treks & Expedition team will help you prepare for this out of the way journey into the forgotten regions of the Gaurishankar Conservation Area. This trek is less traveled and ensures you of a more unique experience trekking in Nepal.
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu airport (1,350m.), meet our staff then transfers to Hotel.
Day 02: Drive to Gongar (1,400m.) and overnight at teahouse lodge.
Day 03: Gongar – Simagaon (2,019m.).
Day 04: Simagaon – Dugang (2,800m.).
Day 05: Dugang – Beding (3,693m.).
Day 06: Beding – Na Gaon (4,180m.) rest for acclimatization.
Day 07: Na Gaon – Tso Rolpa Lake (Chhyugima - 4,310m.).
Day 08: Tso Rolpa Lake – Tashi Lapcha Phedi (Camp Noisy Knob - 4,735m.).
Day 09: Tashi Lapcha Phedi – Tashi Lapcha (5,793m.) – Cave Camp.
Day 10: Cave Camp - Thengbo village(4,230m.).
Day 11: Thengbo – Thame village(3,800m.). and rest.
Day 12: Thame – Lungden (4,380m.).
Day 13: Lungden – Sumna Phug (4,815m.).
Day 14: Sumna Phug – Lunag (5,070m.) - Kangchung (5,250m.).
Day 15: Hiking upto Nangpa-La (5,716m.) and return to Kangchung.
Day 16: Kangchung – Lungden.
Day 17: Lungden – Namche Bazar (3,440m.)/Monjo (2,835m.).
Day 18: Namche Bazar/Monjo – Lukla (2,800m.) then transfer to Tea-house Lodge.
Day 19: Lukla – Kathmandu by flight then transfer to Hotel.
Day 20: Kathmandu free and farewell dinner at evening.
Day 21: Last minute, transfer to airport for onward journey.
