Rolwaling Tashi lapcha Pass Trek provides delightment of passing the high Himalayas by exploring the fascinating Rolwaling valley, sitting on the lap of Gaurishankar range and Khumbu region of Nepal. The places we encounter during trek are off the beaten track that aids in locating the beautiful villages. Each unique landscapes and challenging pass is the real exhilarating experience for trekkers that connect them with the land of Himalayas and encourages moving forward with dedication.
A jeep from Kathmandu passes through the adventurous roadway up to Gonggar where the trekking begins. The trekking way goes through the major places such as- Simigaon, Dovan, Beding, Na village, Kabuk, Tashi Lapcha and Khumbu. Moving ahead through Na village, the travellers come across the astonishing view of the biggest glacier lake in Nepal; Tsho Rolpa Lake located at an altitude of 4,580 meters.
While passing the villages, every traveller gets a chance to spend a good time to get closer with the diverse culture and lifestyle. The aura in the atmosphere and the rough terrain challenges the feets to get stronger while leading to Tashi Lapcha Pass (5755m), which separates the Rolwaling region from the Khumbu region and where the sky scraping mountains and mind blowing view of Drolambau Glacier can be explored. This pass also separates the Gaurishankar Conservation Area from the Sagarmatha National Park. The trail the adjoins with Khumbu region presenting the stunning picturesque of Mount Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, AmaDablam, Thamserku, Kusum Kangaru and many snow-capped mountains. The trek now descends towards a beautifully crafted Himalayan town, Namche bazaar via Thame and ahead to Lukla.
Rowaling Tashi Lapcha Pass Trek not only comprises of the beautiful villages, amazing mountains and Sherpa cultures and traditions, it also carries various historical significance of ancient monasteries, gives an opportunity to view the lifestyle of people in very remote areas, explore the flora and fauna including the rarest birds and animals. This place challenges the trekkers to get through the highly adventurous journey and makes them create a memory as intense as mountains, as beautiful as the iceberg of Himalayas.