Tashi Lapcha Pass trek is located in northeastern Nepal’s Gauri Shankar region. Biodiversity, history, and interactions with a mythical figure are all part of the Tashi Laptsa Pass Trek. It also allows the discovery of the biggest Tso-Rolpa lake. Tashi Laptsa Pass converts it into a trading route between the Rolwaling and Everest regions. Ramdung Peak, Pachermo Peak, and Melungste are well-known hiking peaks. It’s ideal from both aspects since you’ll be able to enjoy the isolated Rolwaling valley. Also, visit the exceptional and famous Khumbu valley and parts of the Everest base camp trek.
The Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek is one of the most challenging treks because it’s due to rockfall and requires walking many days along the beautiful glacier. A peak climbing permit of Pachhermo is required while trekking to the Tashi Lapcha pass. The trekker should be well equipped for iceberg and ice works and have a strong understanding of ice handling. The Tashi Lapcha pass trek is challenging and a wilderness expedition.
The Tashi Laptsa Pass trek offers a slightly different experience but equally splendid views of the high Himalayas. The best time to tour this region is in the spring and autumn, but we can arrange for all the year upon request on a camping basis. Eric Ship ton discovered this trekking trail in 1951 during the research footprints of Yeti.
Highlights of the Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek
Trek Duration | 18 days |
Max. Altitude | 5577 Meters |
Trek Grade | Strenuous |
Trek Starts/Ends | Singati/Lukla |
Accommodation | Camping/Lodges |
Tashi Laptsa Pass Trekking itinerary.
Days | Destinations | Altitude in Meters | Walking Distance |
1. | Kathmandu to Singati& trek to Shuru Dovan | 950 | 6h00 drive |
2. | Trek to Jagat | 1400 | 6h00 |
3. | Jagat to Simi Gaon | 1990 | 5h00 |
4. | Trek to Kharka | 2900 | 6h00 |
5. | Kharka to Beding | 3690 | 4h00 |
6. | Trek to Na | 4180 | 5h00 |
7. | Na to Tso-Rolpa Lake | 4588 | 7h00 |
8. | Trek to Trakarding Glacier | 4800 | 4h00 |
9. | Glacier to Tashi Lapcha Base Camp | 5010 | at 5h00 |
10. | Trek to Tenpo via Tashi Lapcha Pass (5755 meters) | 4370 | 7h00 |
11. | Tenpo to Thame | 3820 | 5h00 |
12. | Trek to Namche Bazaar | 3440 | 5h00 |
13. | Lukla | 2800 | 7h00 |
14. | Fly to Kathmandu | at 1350 Meters |
Permits & regulations for Tashi Laptsa Pass Trek.
Rolwaling Valley is restricted; the special license is mandatory, whereas the Tashi Lapcha Pass is auto-combined with Pachhermo Peak. So, it requires five different permissions to complete this trek. Pachhermo Peak permits costs to differ according to the seasons.
- Rolwaling Valley Restricted Area Permits Us$ 20 Per Person/week
- Pachhermo Peak Permit US$ 250 (Mar-May), US$ 125 (Sept – Nov), US$ 70 (Dec – Feb), and US$ 70 (Jun – Aug)
- Gauri Shankar Conservation Area Project (GCAP) US$ 28
- Sagarmatha National Park US$ 28
- Pasang Lhamu Rural Munipatily. US$ 18
Day 1: Arrival day (1,300 m)
Day 2: Free day and trek preparation.
Day 3: Kathmandu – Shigati (950 m) Trek to Suri Dobhan.
Day 4: Suri Dobhan – Jagat (1440 m): 6h00 walk.
Day 5: Jagat – Simigaun (1,990 m): 5h00 walk.
Day 6: Simigaun – Kharka (2,900 m): 6h00 walk.
Day 7: Kharka – Beding (3,690 m): 4h00 walk.
Day 8: Beding – Na (4,180 m): 5h00 walk.
Day 9: Na – Tso Rolpa Lake (4,588 m): 7h00 walk.
Day 10: Tso Rolpa – Trakarding Glacier (4800 m): 4h00 walk.
Day 11: Trek – Tasha Lapcha Base Camp (5,010 m): 5h00 walk.
Day 12: Cross Tashi Lapcha Pass (5,755m) – Thengpo (4370 m): 7h00 walk.
Day 13: Thengpo – Thame (3,820 m): 5h00 walk.
Day 14: Thame – Namche Bazaar (3,440m): 5h00 walk.
Day 15: Namche – Lukla (2,840 m) 7h00 walk.
Day 16: Flight: Lukla – Kathmandu.
Day 17: Free day in Kathmandu
Day 18: Final departure
DEPARTURE/RETURN | Tribhuwan International Airport, Kathmandu | ||||||||
DEPARTURE TIME | Please report at least 2 hours before the flight. | ||||||||
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1. You can enjoy your trek entirely without carrying a heavy backpack.
2. Another is to increase the local communities’ income.
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