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Trip overview
The Tashi Laocha Pass Trek is a beautiful trek with an excellent mixture of Rolwalling valley and the Khumbu region of Nepal. It lies in the Gauri Shankar region of the northeastern region of Nepal. The trail combines lovely views of the Himalayas with slight difficulties in crossing the mountains.
The Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek is one of the most difficult treks due to rockfalls and requires many days of walking along the beautiful glacier. A peak climbing permit for Pachhermo is required while trekking to the Tashi Lapcha pass. All trekkers should be well prepared for iceberg and ice work, as well as have a solid understanding of ice handling. The Tashi Lapcha Pass trek is not only challenging but also a wilderness adventure.
The Tashi Laptsa Pass trek provides a slightly different experience while still providing spectacular views of the high Himalayas. The best times to tour in this region are in the spring and autumn seasons, but we can arrange tours for all year on a camping basis upon your request. The most highlighting part of this trek is Eric Ship Ton, a person who discovered this trekking trail in 1951 while researching Yeti footprints.
Highlights:
- The glacier lake of Tso Rolpa and views of the high Himalayas, including Gauri Shankar, Everest, and Lhotse.
- The diverse landscapes were truly admirable and a stark contrast to the second half of the trek.
- Monasteries and the Rolwaling Valley
- A diverse range of plants, bird species, and wildlife, including red pandas, black bears, and leopard cats.
- Hinduism, Buddhism, and Shamanism have blended over time.
- We will provide you with information and drop you off at the airport with your luggage.
Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival in KathmanduWhen you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, our agents will be there to greet you. You will be picked up and delivered to your hotel by them. Enjoy a stroll through the neighborhood market in the evening.
You may have the opportunity to explore the Kathmandu Valley Heritage Site on your free day in Kathmandu. This will be followed by a pre-trip departure meeting where you will meet the trek guide and other team members to discuss the forthcoming trekking peak climbing. They will give you a briefing on the composition of the team, the essential tools, the nature of peak climbing, and other pertinent information.
Our destination today is Singati. Dolakha bazar is 33 kilometers to the east of Singati bazar. Through the various towns of the mixed community, the trail proceeds along the rocky road. We'll travel by a number of streams and woodlands that are home to rhododendron, orchid, and other kinds of wild plants. At the meeting of the Singati and Tamakoshi rivers, in the Dolakha district's northeast, is Shingati, the principal market center. This market also provides access to TshoRolpa Glacier Lake and Mount Gauri Shanker. Spend some time relaxing and sleeping once you arrive at Shingati.
Today is the day that we set out to travel to Jagat. We'll stroll alongside the riverbed on some of the trail as we pass terraced paddy fields and tiny settlements with a mixed-society population. The area is home to several species, including the alpine orchid and a few rhododendron trees. If we continue walking, we'll eventually reach Jagat after crossing a suspension bridge.
We're going to Simigaon village today via the trek. Following a flat and easy start to the hike, there will be some ups and downs through the jungle. The majority of people in this region are Buddhists and Hindus, and they coexist peacefully on a religious and social level. Along the way, we'll pass by a few little tea shops and neighborhood stores that provide tea, coffee, and snacks.
In order to reach Kharka, a number of Sherpa communities must cross. On the village's ridgetop in the morning, we can enjoy the magnificent vista of Gauri Shankar. The Rowling valley trail gently ascends a rock wall alongside a gorgeous, lush pine forest. return once to the River, then board the Kharka.
A few times along the route, suspension bridges over narrow gorges will be present, adding to the charm of our excursion. We'll have to walk a long way to get to Beding. The bulk of Sherpa people reside in the Sherpa village of Beding. As you get closer to Beding, enjoy the peaceful, rural ambiance of the community.
The first day of our acclimation to Na is today. Acclimatization today helps us get ready for the climb to Ramdung Go (5930 m.). From Na and its surroundings, we may enjoy stunning views of mountains including Gauri Shanker, Menlung, Yalung, and other Tibetan summits.
After replenishing our energies from the previous acclimatization day, we'll start walking to Na. Additionally, you can see the endangered Snow Partridge and go to a nearby glacier lake. The path ascends along the riverbank while surrounded by fresh air and the chattering sound of the river. As you get higher, a panoramic view of the white mountains will become available. When you get in Na, you can visit the Sherpa village and eat a variety of dishes that feature Sherpa delicacies.
After breakfast, you will begin your trip to Kabug at Tsho Rolpa Lake. The most popular attraction in the Rolwaling region is the glacial lake Tsho Rolpa. Your viewing experience will be enhanced by the vast vista of Gaurishankar Himal (7134m) that can be seen from Tsho Ralpa Lake. It has gradually increased its area during the last few decades.
explore the Himalayan glacier and take in the amazing view of Melungtse. And proceed to Tso Rolpa by strolling along the river's edge.
You have a long road ahead of you since you'll be walking for about 8 hours today. Your final stop for the day will be Tashi Phuk camp, which you will reach after ascending Tashi Labsta pass. You will confront difficult terrain, including glaciers, on your journey. You best be ready for anything that comes your way because it's going to be extremely cold and windy there.
Beding and Na will meet after spending several days away from society in Thame. Today, the distance to Thame is short but steadily descends. Most of the route will be pleasurable because of the breathtaking mountain landscape.
Today, we'll start the journey to Namche Bazaar. The track gradually descends toward Sanasa. We can see Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, AmaDablam, Thamserku, and KusumKangaru from this vantage point. We'll go to PhunkiTenga via a number of towns and suspension bridges across the DudhKoshi (3250m.) Although the walk is short and steep, it is surrounded by rhododendron plants, beautiful birdsong, and breathtaking mountain views. We'll rest and unwind for the remainder of our stay in Namche Bazar.
We will start to trek from Phakding to Lukla it takes almost 2 to 3 hours to reach there. We stay overnight there and get ready for taking a flight in next morning from Lukla.
Back to the International airport of Nepal to take a flight to the home country.
Included
- Private vehicle-based airport pickup and drop-off in Kathmandu.
- The welcome and farewell dinners include the cultural programs noted in the schedule.
- B/B Hotel Accommodation in Tourist Standard in Pokhara and Kathmandu.
- The itinerary-specified half-day guided city tour with a world heritage admission permit.
- A flight ticket with airport tax from Lukla to Kathmandu.
- Private transportation to and from the trek's beginning and end locations.
- Twin-sharing lodging in a standard lodge or guest house during the journey, if available.
- Three meals per day of full board service while on the hike.
- Fees for the Trekker's Information Management System (TIMS) card and the trekking permit.
- A certified local trekking guide who holds a government license.
- All costs incurred by the staff (guides and porters), including food, lodging, wages, insurance, and equipment throughout your trip.
- All of the necessary hiking equipment for porters, such as a jacket and pants, hiking boots, gloves, shocks, and sunglasses.
- The sleeping bag, down jacket, walking poles, and duffel bag used by the Travel bureau of Nepal Team, which must be returned when the trip is over.
- A complete first-aid kit.
- Promptly setting up every rescue and evacuation in Worst Condition
- Gear for group treks.
- Trekking Map, a unique souvenir created by the Travel bureau of Nepal Team.
Not Included
- All pre-packaged foods and snacks, aerated beverages, energy drinks, mineral water, alcohol, cigarettes, chocolates, and nutria bars.
- All sweets, including pudding, cake, pie, and chocolate.
- Personal items, laundry costs, and tips.
- Personal Trekking Gear, Personal Medical Kit, Packing Items, Clothing, and Any Additional Staff Not Specified.
- Medical and travel insurance, as well as, if necessary, emergency transportation by any means, including helicopter evacuation.
- The costs of hospitalization, medicine, medical exams, and repatriation.
- The cost of overseas airfare.
- Entrance fee into Nepal (Visa issuance is easy at the arrival).
- Battery charging and hot showers in the tea houses.
Useful Info
- When booking and arriving, all foreign travelers must provide their personal information, including passport and visa information.
- Expect none of the trekkers to pack anything that won't decompose.
- Recommendations to avoid using any intoxicating substances while trekking and to have an extra day free in case of unforeseen circumstances
- It is advised to carry cash because limited ATMs are available at higher altitudes.
- It is a must for all travelers to maintain their passports or visa with travel agencies.
- There is a greater risk of dehydration at higher altitudes, so drink plenty of water regularly and carry additional bottles with you.
- When hiking at a higher altitude, layering your clothing is the greatest approach to regulating your body temperature. Therefore, zippered clothing is the ideal choice.
- Because mobile phone and camera batteries have a high likelihood of going dead or losing power quickly, a portable charger is essential for your electronic devices.
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FAQs
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What makes Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek trip Special?
The trek offers the best Opportunities for challenging trekking with the most satisfying views of the mountains,
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How do I get drinking water in on Tashi Lepcha pass trekking?
There are tea houses and shops where you can able to buy mineral water and you can buy it for drinking but however, but we advise against buying mineral water in plastic bottles, as currently there is no provision for disposing of these
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Tashi Lepcha Pass Trekking for beginner?
Actually, for rolowalling, the Tashi Lepcha pass trek is suitable for keen trekkers who are able to walk around 4 to 5 hours in a day, with lightweight day packs. It would be better if you have little experience in hiking and trekking.
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What kind of food do I expect on the Tashi Lapcha trek?
It depends on what kind of accommodation you chose if you are thinking of camping then the food will have less varieties in compared to tea houses. The food serves on the trek is Pasta, tuna bakes, noodles, Potatoes, eggs, dhal, Bhat, Bread Soup, and Fresh vegetables.
