Rolwaling Tashi Lapcha Trek - 19 Days

The beautiful and under-visited Gaurishankar Conservation Area Cross the incredible, snowy Tashi Lapcha Pass for a real challenge Trek some parts of the beautiful Everest Base Camp trek, which is popular for good reason! Views of Gaurishankar (7134m), Everest (8848m) and Makalu (8485m) This is a very challenging trek, as the TashiLapcha Pass is very high and very challenging, and usually covered in snow. It is recommended for experienced trekkers who have done high-altitude hikes before and are very fit.

Rolwaling Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek is a striking journey that sums up the beauty of both Rolwaling valley and Khumbu region of Nepal. This thrilling 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). 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. The trek involves steep climbing, lots of patience, and rock climbing, which is a thrilling and adventurous journey in the Himalayas.

Outline Itinerary (Rolwaling Tashi Lapcha Trek)
Day 01 : Arrival at Kathmandu, Tribhuvan International Airport, transfer to hotel by our representative.
Day 02 : Sightseeing at Kathmandu valley, overnnight at hotel
Day 03 : Drive from Kathmandu to Gonggar via Dolakha1660m (7/8 hours)
Day 04 : Trek from Simigaon to Daldung La 3976m (7/8 hours),
Day 05 : Trek from Daldung La to Beding 3690m (7/8 hours),
Day 06 : Rest day for acclimatization, overnight at tented camp
Day 07 : Trek from Beding to Na 4180m (4/5 hours),
Day 08 : Acclimatization day: Hike to Ramdung Go 5930m and Yalung glacier,
Day 09 : Trek from Na to Tsho Rolpa Lake 4540m (4/5 hours),
Day 10 : Trek from Tsho Rolpa Lake to Trakarding Glacier 4800m (7/8 hours),
Day 11 : Trek from Trakarding Glacier to Tashi Labcha Phedi 5755m (6/7 hours),
Day 12 : Trek from Tashi Labcha Phedi to Tashi Camp 5200m (6/7 hours) via Tashi Lapcha Pass 5755m.
Day 13 : Trek from Tashi Labcha Camp to Thyangbo 4350m (4/5hours),
Day 14 : Trek from Thyangbo to Thame3820m (4/5 hours),
Day 15 : Trek from Thame to Namche Bazaar 3440m (5/6 hours),
Day 16 : Trek from Namche to Lukla2840m (6/7 hours),
Day 17 : Flight from Lukla to Kathmandu, overnight at hotel
Day 18 : Leisure day in Kathmandu, overnight at hotel
Day 19 : Transfer to airport, departure on your own destination

Itinerary can be make increase or decrease according to yours holidays in Nepal.
After this amazing Rolwaling Tashi Lepcha Trek if you are interested for other activities like Jungle Safari, Rafting, or more hiking in other region’s we can organize as yours desire.

NOTE : All Camping Trek offers and plans given in the itinerary are for all interested visitors who prefer full package. We offer the itinerary of the destinations as per your choice. You are always free to choose any itinerary and the staff depending on your financial condition. As per your interest and requirement, we have options for any partial visit too.

Rolwaling Tashi Lapcha Trek – 19 Days: (Accommodation: Lodge/camping)

(All rates are in Euro)

PRICING FOR GROUP SIZE BASIS:
⇒ All inclusive Trek Cost for 4 Person basis : EUR 2850 per person
⇒ All inclusive Trek Cost for 5-8 Person basis: EUR 2750 per person
⇒ All inclusive Trek Cost for 9-12 Person basis: EUR 2650 per person

NOTE : We would kindly like you to know that we try our best to follow up the set programs as given all above but at times, because of some local trails or weather conditions may compel us to have a slight changes in necessities. Similarly, the itinerary may also vary slightly subjected to our trekkers’ acclimatization rates. We always prefer the secure and precious life of yours along with the best of the best adventures.

ADDITIONAL TRIP EXTENSION OPTION:

The trip can be extend based on your holiday duration in Nepal. Special Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing and Mountain Flight might be your best choice before or after the trip. As well as following programs also can be extend as additional trips from Kathmandu.

NOTE : We would kindly like you to know that we try our best to follow up the set programs as given all above but at times, because of some local trails or weather conditions may compel us to have a slight changes in necessities. Similarly, the itinerary may also vary slightly subjected to our trekkers’ acclimatization rates. We always prefer the secure and precious life of yours along with the best of the best adventures.

RECOMMENDED GEAR LISTS:
CLOTHING:
Warm jacket (down jacket, if possible)
Water and windproof jacket (alternatively bring a poncho or umbrella)
Long sleeved synthetic fleece (windproof material, if possible)
Thermal underwear
Hat or Cap, pair of gloves and scarf
Comfortable hiking trousers (loose fitting)
Shorts and trousers, or skirt
2 pairs of warm wool-blend socks
2 pairs of running socks or liner socks
Proper hiking boots
Running shoes and flip-flops
2-3 t-shirts
Underwear
Light and expedition weight thermal bottom
Fleece or wool pants
Waterproof (preferably breathable fabric) shell pants
Camp shoes (sneakers and/or sandals)
Sun Glasses

During winter season, additional clothing’s may include:
The outer jacket should be warm, down jacket is highly recommended during winter season
Bring a pair of warm winter trousers, in addition to the hiking trousers
Bring at least one windproof layer of clothes, helping to reduce any chill factor influence.
Snow gaiters

TREKKING GEARS:
Pair of polarizing sun-glasses (to be comfortable and to avoid potential snow-blindness)
Backpack and backpack cover (against rain and dust)
Map of the trekking route,
Head torch, or small torch, plus spare batteries
Sleeping bag and silk liner
Miscellaneous

TOILETRIES:
A small light weight and quick drying towel
Bar of soap
Sunscreen (SPF +20)
Earplugs
Insect repellants (for lower elevations)
First aid kid
Water purification tables or a water filter
Some Diamox pills against potential altitude sickness (if going beyond 4,000 m elevations)
Toilet paper

OPTIONAL ITEMS:
Camera, battery etc
Books/magazines
Trekking poles
GPS unit
Padlocks for guest house rooms and bags
Large plastic bags – for keeping items dry inside trek bag
Day pack (approximately 2500 to 3000 cubic inches)
Water bottles (2 bottles recommended)
Sewing/repair kit
Pocket knife
Dairy or notebook plus pencil/pen

NOTE :  We would kindly like you to know that we try our best to follow up the set programs as given all above but at times, because of some local trails or weather conditions may compel us to have a slight changes in necessities.  Similarly, the itinerary may also vary slightly subjected to our trekkers’ acclimatization rates. We always prefer the secure and precious life of yours along with the best of the best adventures.