Rolwaling Trek with Tashi Lapcha Pass

Trip Overview
  • Duration 17 Days
  • Difficulty Level Strenuous or Grade C (***)
  • DestinationNepal
  • Meals & AccommodationBreakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • Trip Start & EndKathmandu-Kathmandu
  • Trip TypeTrek
  • Major AttractionJugal Himal, Rolwaling range
  • Maximum Altitude5755m
  • Best TimeSpring and Autumn

Highlights

  • Fascinating views of the various Himalayas, including Gaurishankar, Everest, Makalu, and so on
  • Walking through the forest enriched with diverse flora and fauna
  • Trek on the Glacial path
  • Cross challenging Tashi Lapcha Pass
  • A Glimpse of the unique lifestyle of Sherpas and Tamangs.

Rolwaling Trek with Tashi Lapcha Pass is an exciting and adventurous trek that leads the trekkers to the isolated area of the beautiful Himalayas. Crossing the Tashi Lapcha High Pass, this trek allows the trekkers to cherish the beauty of both Rolwaling and the Khumbu Valley of Nepal. Trekkers can experience the enthralling views of the Jugal Himal, Rolwaling range, Gaurishankar, Everest range, Chobabhamre, Pachhermo Peak, and many more while trekking. The wilderness that you experience while trekking along the quaint and untrodden trails is something that any trekker would love to experience once in a lifetime.

The myths about the presence of Himalayan Yeti compel some trekkers to join this rewarding trek. Joining the Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek through Rolwaling valley, trekkers get to visit the marvelous place of Nepal. Located beneath the Gaurishankar range, Rolwaling valley is considered one of the hidden valleys of Nepal. Trekkers enjoy stunning views of unique landscapes, glaciers, and varieties of flora and fauna. You will love every moment of this trek by witnessing the eye-catching waterfalls, meandering rivers, glittering glaciers, mystical villages, and ancient monasteries.

Our Rolwaling Trek with Tashi Lapcha commences with a drive to Singatte. From Singatte, we pass the charming villages of Jagat, Simigaun, Bedding, and Na Gaon. The small village of Bedding and Na offers you the opportunity to explore the unique and traditional Sherpa culture and tradition. The heartwarming hospitality of gregarious and jovial Sherpa people makes your journey reminiscing wonderful. In addition, you will get to observe the spectacular beauty of Tsho Rolpa Lake and the Yalung glacier during your stay at the Na village.

Further walking on the slippery glaciers, the trail takes you to the Tashi Lapcha Pass(5755m). Crossing the high pass provides the true wilderness with the beaten path trekking experience. The Tashi Lapcha Pass separates the Gaurishankar Conservation Area from Sagarmatha Conservation Area. However, the trail of Tashi Lapcha Pass connects the Rolwaling region with the Khumbu region. Leaving behind the tranquil trails of the Rolwaling region, we will move towards the bustling trails of the Khumbu region, crowded with the trekkers from Everest Base Camp. Strolling around the lively Namche Bazar town, we will finally end our Rolwaling Tashi Lapcha Pass trek at Lukla. After that, we will fly back to Kathmandu. 

Overall the trek to Tashi Lapcha Pass is perfect for the one seeking adventure while enjoying the ethereal natural beauty and the exotic Himalayan culture.

Good to Know 

The Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek is one of the trickiest paths among the many passes in the Khumbu  Region. West of the Khumbu Region is where the Tashi Lapcha Pass is located. The Rolwaling is  a mountainous valley that the local Sherpas call "the cemetery." This area is more serious about its Buddhist traditions than other places. Festivals are frequently held here, and they are marked by tantric rites that are followed by late-night singing and dancing.

The Rolwaling and Khumbu valleys are combined during the Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek, providing a unique chance for tourists to learn about rural life in Nepal. Your views of the mountains Jugal  Himal, Gaurishanker, the Khumbu Himalaya range, the Rolwaling Himalaya range, Chobabhamre,  and Pachhermo Peak will be breathtaking on this trek. Additionally, you will delve deeply into the varied flora and animals and unique local cultures. 

Near the settlements of Bedding (3,510 m) and Na (4,120 m), in the slender and obscure Rolwaling  Valley, you can spend days (or as much time as you have) exploring yak pastures and visiting the  Yalung-Ri Base Camp. Jagat, Simigaun, Yalung-Ri Base Camp (4315 m), Tcho Rolpa (4561 m),  Tashi Lapcha Pass (5755 m), and Namche Bazaar are the primary destinations of this trek (3480m). 

Technically off-limits to outsiders, the Rolwaling and Tashi Lapcha Pass is 5700 meters. The Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) Office, however, also distributes permits for  Rolwaling and Tashi Lapcha after one has obtained a license for Ramdung, a famous trekking peak. 

How to prepare for Rolwaling Trek with Tashi Lapcha Pass? 

The challenging Rolwaling trip will put your patience to the absolute limit. Trekkers must follow a suitable training schedule at least two to three months before the trek. You can improve your strength, endurance, stamina, and muscle soreness with a sound, good program. Elly, the exercise program will benefit your mental and physical health. 

  • Physical exercise (Strength, stamina, and endurance) 

You develop strength, stamina, and perseverance through fundamental physical training. Your fitness level will dramatically rise due to the training program. It would help if you practiced hiking in the local hills since you will be trekking for 5 to 6 hours each day throughout your journey. 

Additionally, these workouts will aid in developing shoulder, arm, and back muscle strength. Along with your exercise program, you should concentrate on eating a balanced diet of carbs and protein and staying hydrated regularly. Overall, your physical preparation will significantly assist you on the walk. 

  • A cardiovascular workout 

Aerobic workouts, including cycling, jogging, running, trekking, and other types, are included in cardiovascular training. The oxygen levels in your body will rise thanks to these exercises. Through these activities, you can reduce your chance of getting altitude sickness in high-altitude environments. In addition, you can take long walks while on the hike in this way. Trekkers should also engage in cardiovascular activities to improve flexibility, lessen muscle tension, and prevent other problems. Cardiovascular exercises are, therefore, crucial to the training program. 

  • Mental acquiescence 

Before the walk, you should also think about your mental preparation. You can go on one-day treks to be mentally ready for the expedition. Before the hike, you can also study and consult with experts. So, for the walk, mental preparation is crucial.

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Arrive at Kathmandu, the lively capital of Nepal, where our representative of Mountain Rock Treks company is already waiting for you. They will drop you at your hotel. On your way from Tribhuvan International Airport to your hotel, you will also observe the fine fusion between the historical age and relatively modern structures.

It depends on the time that you set foot in Nepal because you might find yourself strolling along Thamel, one of the favourite tourist spots packed with numerous shops, restaurants, and tourist attractions. Savour the lovely views in the evening, perhaps of the sights of eating traditional Nepali cuisine at a local takeaway. Once you are in Kathmandu, there will be warm people to welcome you.

  • Hotel
  • Breakfast
  • Free Day
  • 1400m

Today is for you to dive into the rich cultural scene of the Kathmandu Valley, which is rich in history and culture. Swayambhunath, the Monkey Temple or Swayambhu, is 750 ft above the city of Kathmandu and is the first UNESCO World Heritage site you will be visiting. After that, you are to visit Pashupatinath Temple – a religious Hindu shrine located at the bank of the Bagmati River. You are to watch a traditional show.

The tour then goes to Boudhanath Stupa, which is the largest in Nepal; here, the sight is rather peaceful because of the white dome and colourful flying flags. For the next stop in the afternoon, you will tour Kathmandu Durbar Square, which Is known for its old buildings and active nightlife. Afterwards a full brief will be held later to inform you of everything you need to know about the trek.

  • Hotel
  • Breakfast
  • Full Day
  • 1400m

There, you’ll leave the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu and head on a scenic drive to Gonggar Khola. The following is a beautiful journey through terraced fields, lush forests, traditional villages and rural Nepal life. Every curve of this road goes up along the Bhote Koshi River, and the air becomes fresher and views more serene.

The drive itself is long, but it is sprinkled with wonders: cascading waterfalls and distant mountain vistas. The little settlement Gonggar Khola by the river, where you’ll settle into a teahouse, will be reached. This is the start of your trekking into Nepal’s more remote areas and sets the scene for the trekking days to follow.

  • Tea Houses
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • 7-8 hours
  • 1440m

The hike today begins along the Bhote Koshi River. After breakfast, you follow up the forests of rhododendrons and pine trees. But it’s well-trodden, and sections can be steep, so tread carefully with your foot. Now, your elevation is going up, vegetation changes, and you have snow-copped peaks starting to peek through now and again.

You trek en route, passing small villages where you can learn more about the Tamang and the Sherpa communities. The final ascent to Simigaon is terraced fields with a view to Gaurishankar Mountain. A lovely village perch on a hill just in Simigaon is a perfect place to lay your head and look down at the surrounding valleys and peaks.

  • Tea Houses
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • 5-6 hours
  • 2,000m

From Simigaon, the trail ascends through lush forests, with chirping bird music accompanying your route. The path becomes steeper on the way toward Rolwaling Valley, offering you marvellous views of Gaurishankar and other Himalayan mountains. The terrain is given with rocky sections and well defined trails for you to navigate amongst.

There are also prayer flags and mani walls along the way, both traditionally representing the area’s spiritual importance. It’s a small settlement in Dongkang, surrounded by alpine meadows and crisp mountain air, meaning everywhere else gives you a much-needed break. A journey of a day will take you through experiences of natural beauty in a culturally rewarding way.

  • Tea Houses
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • 6-7 hours
  • 3,010m

Today will be a journey deeper into the Rolwaling Valley along the Rolwaling River upstream. It’s not a hard trail to hike on, with slow, steady climbs up and into the canyon featuring a few steep sections and even a couple of gently ruffly sections. The surroundings become alpine, with thinner patches of vegetation and snow-capped pointed cliffs.

After some more hours of trekking, you reach Bedding. Welcome to the largest village in the Rolwaling region, mainly of stone houses with prayer flags rolling in the breeze. Most people living here are Sherpas who can fill you with their cultures and traditions. Bedding sits quietly at beautiful peaks above, a nice flat spot to acclimatise before heading up to the slopes further ahead.

  • Tea Houses
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • 5-6 hours
  • (3,693m

We resume our trek today after breakfast in the teahouse. This trail from Bedding reappears later in the valley with great expanses of high alpine meadows, then climbs through alongside the Rolwaling River. As for a path, it is well defined, but is it possible that you could find yourselves facing new challenges. As you draw near Na Gaon the landscape becomes more rugged with panoramic views of snow-capped peaks: impressive Chobutse and Chugimago.

Na Gaon is characterized as seasonally used by the locals during the grazing period, where the place gives out a feel of a peaceful appearance. Located in the perfect spot of acclimatization, the high altitude of the village serves as the best spot to rest and begin adjusting to the impressive mountain views around you.

  • Tea Houses
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • 4-5 hours
  • 4,200m

This Day is for acclimatization, as is absolutely required for adapting to the high altitude to avoid a tragic trek. In the morning, you can hike a short way to Yalung Ri Base Camp, where you can be astounded by surrounding peaks and glaciers or contribute towards the process of acclimatization. The locality around Na Gaon also offers hints as to the traditional lifestyles of the local herders.

The serene environment, with panoramic mountain views, gentle flow of the Rolwaling River, relaxation and thinking settings that the environment offers you. This rest day helps for acclimatization, but it also helps to rest in the calm beauty of the Himalayas.

  • Tea Houses
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • Rest Day
  • 4,200m

After breakfast in Na Gaon from here, the trail runs steeply up moraines and rough terrain. Further it gets harder, adequate because of some rocky spots and lots of glacial remains requiring careful navigation through. Chugima’s surrounding landscape is primarily composed of several major peaks as well as many glaciers including the most prominent Tsho Rolpa Lake, one of the biggest of its kind in Nepal.

With snow-capped mountains bordering its pristine turquoise water, it makes beautiful scenery. We will rest in remote and tranquil surroundings in some of the grandest scenery of the Chugima, which is considered the base of the crossing of the Tashi Lapcha Pass. 

  • Tented Camp
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • 5-6 hours
  • 4,920m

The day starts at Chugima with a warm morning breakfast. Afterwards, we climb up through glacial moraines and rocky outcrops. There are some steep sections which may need negotiating across loose scree. You will notice that soon enough, you are walking on white ice and between high peaks, including Mount Gaurishanker (7,134m/23,405ft).

The cold becomes harsher, and the feeling of being further away from everything will be all too evident, just outlandishly raw Himalayan beauty. On making it to Jaboo Glacier, you have arrived at a magnificent location where we shall have our second acclimatization day strategically positioned for the crux time ahead, crossing over Tashi Lapcha Pass.

  • Lodge/Tented Camp
  • Breakfast, Lunch and dinner
  • 5-6 hours
  • above 4000 m

The journey to Tashi Lapcha Pass today is tiring but rewarding. It begins early on crevasses and steep slopes. Part of the path is very difficult at times, and when the snow appears, ropes and crampons are needed almost every time. The hike today will take you to the Tashi Lapcha pass at an altitude of 5,755 meters with magnificent pikes of Rolwaling and Khumbu and other peaks like Pachermo, Tengi Ragi Tau, etc.

Not even the descent to Tashi Phuk is any less tough that passes through the rocky terrain as well as glacial tracks. Located at the high altitude of the Himalayan stretch, this grounds, Tashi Phuk, offers a beautiful scenic view after a tiring day out exploring this beautiful region.

  • Lodge/Tented Camp
  • Breakfast, Lunch and dinner
  • 7-8 hours
  • 5,755m

Leaving Tashi Phuk, the trail will again initially go quite gradually downhill, passing from glacial to meadows in the region of Khumbu. While uneven, it is clearly outlined that one only needs to tread lightly from time to time. Approaching Thengbo Center, one hears the tinkle of yak bells and observes the earliest signs of vegetation.

Thengbo is a Sherpa settlement with a small population, which makes it easier to explore the aspects of high-altitude people’s culture. From the village, you have a good view of peaks, including Thamserku and Kusum Kanguru. The latter trail is less demanding than the previous and offers a great place for recovery and acclimatization. 

  • Tented Camp/ Teahouses
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • 5-6 hours
  • 4,230m

The Thengbo down trail to Thame is fantastic as one goes down through the alpine region and beside the river Bhote Koshi. You will find yourself trekking through forests of rhododendrons with busy trails passing suspension bridges daubed with colourful flags. As you drive, you will be able to see mani walls and chortens.

Be aware that you are in an area with a long-time strictly Buddhist culture. Another big Sherpa settlement, Thame, is famous for its very old monastery (one of the oldest in the whole of Khumbu region). From this village, you can see a fabulous view of Kongde Ri and Teng Kangpoche mountains. The walk is pretty easy to do on the day and allows visitors to experience the culture and geography of the region and meet the local Sherpa people.

  • Teahouses
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • 4-5 hours
  • 3,800m

The trail today drops steadily down from Thame to the central Sherpa village in the Khumbu region, Namche Bazaar. The landscape changes into a green landscape: pines and fields instead of an upland meadow and moraines (although big), with Namche now in view. The large and lively town that is built like a semi-circle around the hill is where services and facilities of visitors are also found: shopping, cafés etc.

In this town you will be able to see Mout Everest, Lhotse as well as Ama Dablam with clarity. That evening of walking is pretty easygoing, allowing you to get over the first signs of altitude so you can relax and check out what Namche has to offer: its bustling bazaars or perhaps a visit to the Sherpa Museum for a better understanding of these fascinating Nepalese people.

  • Teahouses
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • 4-5 hours
  • 3,750m

From Lukla, you can then retrace the Everest Base Camp trail, going back to Namche Bazaar and down to Lukla. The path consists of some stone paved steps and some dirt trails, and in places, it can get pretty steep; one has to be careful. There, you’ll pass across several suspension bridges over the Dudh Koshi River, covered with prayer flags, in villages like Monjo and Phakding.

It is a bustling trail with other tracks, porters, and yaks, it is full of the trekking culture of the region. As you near Lukla, the excitement starts to grow, having actually finally completed the trekking. After you have completed your trekking adventure you can celebrate by relaxing in Lukla, with its famous airstrip, which offers a range of accommodations and eateries.

  • Teahouses
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • 6-7 hours
  • 2,860m)

We depart at dawn for the flight to Kathmandu from Lukla with a birds-eye view of the Himalayas, the last look at the great mountains along which you walked past. It’s a 30-minute flight which is a pretty elegant one, as the Aircraft floats through valleys over the mountains, then finally touches down at Tribhuvan International Airport.

In Kathmandu you will be met at your arrival and will check in to the hotel. After your trek, you can have a relaxing spa or buy souvenirs at markets common in the city. Most of the remainder of the day is yours. 

  • Hotel
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • 30 minutes flight
  • 1400m

On your final day in Kathmandu, make sure you have all your travel documents handy, including your passport and flight ticket. It’s best to arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport three hours prior to the scheduled departure time of your international flight to allow for check-in, security clearance and any possible delays.

Upon arrival at the airport, show your ticket and passport at the entrance to the terminal building. To enter, only passengers with tickets are allowed into the terminal building. Go to your respective airline counter, where you will put in your baggage and get a boarding pass after completing check-in formalities. Then, fill up an embarkation card after check-in, which should be presented along with your passport to immigration authorities when leaving Nepal as you reflect on all the great experiences you had in this beautiful Himalayan country.

  • Breakfast
  • Free Day
  • 1400m

We are pleased to offer the flexibility of tailoring your journey to your desired duration and places, whether extended or shortened, as our proficient team of locals-cum-guides, porters, and accompanying staff have an in-depth understanding of every location traveled.

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Cost Details

Includes

  • Airport Hotel-Airport picks up and drops by car/van depending on group size.
  • 2 Nights twin deluxe bedroom in Kathmandu with breakfast.
  • Government registered, well experienced, and friendly, helpful guide.
  • All meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the trek.
  • Tea, coffee, cookies, and fresh fruits are served during the tour.
  • All necessary camping equipment.
  • Accommodation, food, salary, equipment for your guide and porter.
  • All ground transportation is included.
  • Necessary insurance for your guide and porters.
  • Conservation Area Permit and TIMS Cards.
  • Sleeping bag, down jacket, and duffel bag.
  • All transportation, tourist service charges, vat, tax, and Office Service charge

Excludes

  • All bar bills, beverages such as coke, Fanta, sprite, and mineral water.
  • Travel insurance, Nepal Tourist Visa fees, Items, and expenses of personal nature.
  • Sightseeing tour, lunch, and dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Personal Trekking Equipment and rescue operation in case of an emergency.
  • Any costs arising due to a change of the itinerary, landslides, political trouble, strikes, etc.
  • Laundry, phone calls, internet, heater charge, and wifi services.
  • Tips for guide, porters, driver.

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Essential Info

Best Time For Rolwaling trek with Tashi lapcha Pass 

There are two distinct hiking seasons in Nepal: following the fall and following the winter. The best trekking season in the Himalayas is from mid-September to mid-December. The temperature is pleasant at this time of year, neither too hot nor too cold, and the mountain vistas are crystal clear. A brand-new, fantastic trekking season is approaching. Hikers in the Himalayas may once again experience a comfortable temperature once the winter is over and the sun starts to get warmer in the spring. The spring season in Nepal is when a wide variety of flowers bloom,  both on trees and the ground. It is also the best time to walk up peaks for adventures. 

The best hiking season in Nepal is thought to be the fall. September through November in Nepal are prime months for hiking. Throughout this season, excellent weather and fascinating mountain panoramas are accessible. It's a great time to go trekking because the weather is good. 

In Nepal, spring is frequently the best season for hiking and mountaineering. Higher altitude walking is more enjoyable and fascinating during this season due to the variety of wild flora present, including the flowering of enormous rhododendrons over 3000m and a paradise for hunting. In addition, the temperature is moderately warm at lower levels, and above 4000 meters, the temperature is relatively calm, making for stunning mountain views. In Nepal, this hiking season runs from March to May. 

What should you pack for the Rolwaling trek with Tashi Lapcha pass? 

The purpose of the gear is to keep you comfortable during the evenings and at night while keeping you warm, dry, and protected from the sun. The weights of your daypack and significant duffle bag should be between 8 and 10 kg and 15 kg, respectively. 

Generally speaking, you should bring a good pair of trekking boots, thermal clothing, fleece or down jacket, a light wind cheater, trekking shorts and pants, long and short-sleeved T-shirts, a  duffel bag, a day pack, gloves, enough pairs of socks, sunglasses, a headlamp, woolen beanie hats,  water bottles, personal toiletries, technology, and books. Here is the list of equipment for the Rolwaling trek with the Tashi Lapcha pass: 

Upper Body Layers 

  • T-shirts 
  • Fleece Vest 
  • Rain Jacket 
  • Down Jacket 
  • Thermal long-sleeved t-shirts 

Lower Body Layers 

  • Trekking Trousers 
  • Thermal Long Underwear 
  • Underwear 
  • Hiking Shorts 
  • Rain Pants 
  • Packs & Bags 

∙ Day Pack 

  • Sleeping bag &compression sack 

Footwear 

  • Hiking Boots 
  • Socks 
  • Camp Shoes 

Miscellaneous Items 

  • Water Bottles 
  • Water purification drops 
  • Sunscreen 
  • Lip Balm
  • First Aid Kid 
  • Sunglasses 
  • Flashlight / Head torch
  • Travel towel 
  • Gloves 
  • Sun Hat 
  • Warm hat 
  • Trekking poles 
  • Toiletries 
  • Mosquito Repellent ∙ Sanitizers 
  • Book/Journal

FAQs

  • Q1. What is the best time to do the Rolwaling Trek with Tashi Lapcha Pass?

    Spring and Autumn are the recommended season for the Rolwaling trek with Tashi Lapcha. During this season the weather is stable and the skies remain clear offering you stunning views of the Himalayas and the surrounding environment.

    Trekking to this region during the winter and rainy seasons, you may have to encounter various risks.

  • The high altitude and the high Tashi Lapcha Pass make the Rolwaling Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek more challenging and thrilling. To accomplish this physically demanding trek, trekkers should have a good physical fitness level. In addition, mental preparedness is more important. Previous trekking experience will be a boon for them.

    Climbing towards a higher altitude there is a high risk of getting caught the altitude sickness. However, by taking the proper acclimatization, trekkers can avoid sickness. Experiencing any of the symptoms of altitude sickness such as nausea, loss of appetite, difficulty in breathing, etc trekkers have to immediately descend to the lower altitude.

    It is also recommended to trek this region choosing the best time of the year.

  • There is no one who will get altitude sickness. When they feel older and less fit, the younger and fitter people do not suffer from high altitude ailments. Age or fitness are not factors in it. Consult your private physician. Altitude sickness symptoms can be prevented with the use of prescription medications. However, proceed with caution, pay attention to any changes, and listen to your guide if he believes you are experiencing symptoms (which might not be apparent).

  • On the Rolwaling Trek, it is not permitted to drink water straight from the tap or from streams. However, a SteriPen or purifier are also options. Water is pricey to purchase (maybe ten times the cost of purchasing water in Kathmandu).

  • Be mindful. The elevation gain for this walk will exceed 3500 meters. At this height, the risk of developing an altitude ailment typically begins. But to avoid this, we have designed the itinerary to give you as much time as possible to acclimatize.

  • Yes, we exclusively offer insurance to our employees. We advise you to buy insurance in your country of residence. Note: Medical and evacuation needs should be covered by insurance.

  • In essence, the majority of the trekking involves 5-8 hours a day of light backpacking. The Easy, Moderate, and Difficult hiking packages of the trekking trails in Nepal don't require any technical expertise.

  • One of the largest glacial lakes in Nepal is Tsho Rolpa (also known as Cho Rolpa). The lake has risen significantly over the past 50 years as a result of glacier melting in the Himalayas, and is situated at an elevation of 4,580 meters (15,030 feet) in the Rolwaling Valley, Dolakha District.

  • The trekkers' lodging and dining options are provided by mountain lodges throughout the first section of the route through Rolwaling Valley to Na Village. We must pitch tents there while we go through a rugged and desolate area till we reach the Tashi Lapcha pass. After that, we locate another lodge with lodging that is far superior to Rolwaling Valley.

  • Yala Peak is one of the easiest expeditions in Nepal. It is a non-technical climb that can be completed within two weeks. This expedition is doable by newbies if they are well prepared for it.

Client Reviews

  • once in a lifetime experience

    One of the nicest experiences is trekking through a tranquil valley. It portrays the serenity of nature. Any hiker would love to once in a lifetime experience the wilderness that you encounter while traveling along the charming and unexplored routes.

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    FrankAustraliaNovember 11, 2021
  • thrilling and challenging Rolwaling Trek

    The thrilling and challenging Rolwaling Trek with Tashi Lapcha Pass takes hikers to a remote region of the stunning Himalayas. This walk allows trekkers to see the splendor of both Rolwaling and the Khumbu Valley of Nepal after crossing the Tashi Lapcha High Pass. Since the trail was less crowded, it is one of the lesser-known treks, and we had a great time here.

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    AbigailAustraliaAugust 27, 2021
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