Overview
Phari Lapcha Peak stands magnificently at an altitude of 6,017 meters in the Gokyo Valley of the Khumbu region. It is a popular trekking peak of the Mahalangur Himalayan Range, offering the best climbing experience. The climbing permit for Phari Lapcha was officially issued as a trekking peak in 2002 A.D.
During the trek to the Phari Lapcha Base Camp, you can have a unique experience exploring the off-the-beaten trails in the Everest region, unlike other well-known mountains. On the way, you will traverse diverse, impressive mountainous landscapes such as verdant hills, thick forests, shimmering rivers, placid lakes, cascading waterfalls, moorlands, pastures, glaciers, and more. While trekking across the Sagarmatha National Park, the wide variety of birds, wild animals, and vegetation will enrich your journey. The remote wilderness terrains and pristine natural beauty of the Phari Lapcha Peak region make it one of the destinations desired by adventure and solitude seekers.
Phari Lapcha Peak climbing demands proper physical fitness, mountaineering experience, and technical skills, as well as excellence in rock and ice climbing. You need to set up a high camp at a significant altitude and acclimatize to the lower oxygen levels of the thinner air. From high camp, you will make it to the summit of the peak by ascending through icy glaciers, steep slopes, and rocky ridges. Standing atop the Phari Lapcha Peak, you are blessed with wide-ranging views of the mountains, such as Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Kantega, Cholatse, Barutse, Kusum Kanguru, Taboche and many more adjacent peaks.
Equipment Needed During Climbing
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Highlights
- Commencing and culminating the journey with an exhilarating flight between Kathmandu and Lukla
- Blessed with the magnificent 360-degree panorama of the majestic Khumbu Himalayas, such as Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Thamserku, Baruntse, Makalu, Amadablam, and various other adjoining mountains.
- Trekking and climbing together with the well-trained, skilled, and experienced professional guides familiar with the key attractions, high-altitude terrains and weather, and rich culture of the region
- Enriched exploration of the wide variety of birds, plants, and animal life of the Sagarmatha National Park zone
- Receiving the warm welcome and soaking into the genuine hospitality of the cheerful local communities
- Spending nights in cozy teahouses along the trekking trails and enjoying the delicacy of traditional food items
- Opportunity to glimpse into the unique local culture, traditional practices, and resilient lifestyle of the native Sherpa people in remote villages
- Touring ancient monasteries and chortens for insights into the exquisite architecture and unique Tibetan Buddhist culture of the place
- River crossings via thrilling suspension bridges with fluttering colorful prayer flags
- Passing through the Himalaya’s longest glacier, Ngozumpa
- Reaching Gokyo Lakes, the world’s highest freshwater lake system, in the Gokyo Valley
- Hiking to the Gokyo Ri viewpoint for the expansive view of giant mountains and deep valleys
- High camp experience of acclimatizing to the lower oxygen levels amidst the gratifying Himalayan landscapes
- Conquering Phari Lapcha Peak by navigating through its semi-technical routes
Itinerary
Kathmandu Elevation: 1,345 meters/4,413 feet
After you arrive at the international airport in Kathmandu, you will see our airport representative staff, who will be waiting for you at the arrival gate. He will greet and welcome you and guide you with your luggage to the standby private vehicle. Next, you will enjoy a scenic city ride to the hotel in one of the major towns in Kathmandu.
Our staff will help you with hotel check-in, and you can rest at your hotel for some time. Have lunch, and around noon, you can visit our office for the pre-briefing meeting. At the gathering, you will meet other members of our Phari Lapcha adventure. Start bonding with your team members to set a tone for the upcoming adventure. Soon after, your guide will provide you with comprehensive details of the Phari Lapcha journey, such as permits, food and accommodations, porters, gear and equipment, safety protocols, and many more.
You are invited to attend the welcome dinner event that we organize in the late evening. We are glad to have you on the team. Enjoy your first night in Nepal, immersing yourself in the delectable typical Nepali cuisine.
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After you wake up in the hotel, have a delicious breakfast. Then after, be ready to embark on a wonderful exploration of the Kathmandu Valley. Today, we will visit the historically, culturally, and architecturally significant heritages of the capital.
During your guided sightseeing journey, a familiar city guide will accompany you, providing you with information and knowledge on several ancient religious monuments of the Valley. You will be excursioning the UNESCO World Heritage sites by traveling on a comfy ride in a private vehicle. After observing the intricate design and historical and religious importance of the heritages, such as Durbar Squares, Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath, and Bouddhanath, we will transfer you to your hotel.
Upon reaching the hotel, feel free to rest and relax and engage in any last-minute preparations for the onward journey of Phari Lapcha Peak.
Lukla Elevation: 2,800 meters/9,184 feet
Phakding Elevation: 2,640 meters/8,659 feet
After breakfast in the hotel, our journey begins with a short flight from the domestic terminal of Tribhuvan International Airport. The scenic aerial navigation towards the gateway of the Everest region, Lukla, offers you incredible vistas of the city, hills, rivers, valleys, and mountains. After approximately 35-40 minutes of flight from Kathmandu, the plane lands at the Lukla Airport (Tenzing Hillary Airport).
Upon arriving in Lukla, we will introduce you to our expedition crew and porters and enjoy lunch together. Then, we will set out to begin our trekking journey towards the beautiful village of Phakding. We will follow the descending trails that guide us toward the picturesque Dudh Koshi River Valley. We will make our way through the vibrant forests of oak and rhododendrons. On the way, several small remote villages of Sherpa, such as Cheplung, Ghat, etc. The trail meets the banks of the Dudh Koshi River, and each step of the journey is rewarded by the approaching views of the snow-covered mountains.
The distance from Lukla to Phakding is around 9 kilometers, and it takes us about 3 to 4 hours to reach the destination. Once we reach the Phakding village beside a river bank, we will settle in at our pre-booked Sherpa teahouse and spend the first night in the mountainous region.
Namche Bazaar Elevation: 3,440 meters/11,283 feet
Waking up in Phakding, you will start a day with a delicious breakfast offered by the charming teahouse owner. After fueling up with a nice meal, we will leave the Phakding village and begin trekking towards Namche Bazaar, which is around 9-10 kilometers away. As we come out of Phakding, we will follow the trails that gradually ascend through the bank of the Dudh Koshi River. You will cross this river over and again via a suspension bridge and once through a renowned Hillary Suspension Bridge.
After trekking for a few hours, we will arrive at Monjo village, and then we will register our permits to enter the Sagarmatha National Park region. While passing through the protected area of the national park, you can explore the broad range of plant and animal species. Continuing further across the thick forests of pine and rhododendrons, you will pass by the quaint villages of Sherpa, like Jorsalle and Larja Doban.
On the final stretch of the trek, you will make a steep climb to Namche Hill and reach the vibrant Namche Bazaar with an exposed view of the glistening Himalayas. After reaching this vibrant town through 5-6 hours of trekking, you can unwind at our reserved, comfortable teahouse accommodation.
Namche Bazaar, at 3,440 meters altitude, is a crucial acclimatization stop before further ascending to higher elevations. So, on this day, we will spend time resting and acclimatizing to the Namche Bazaar altitude.
After waking up at the traditional Sherpa teahouse, freshen up for breakfast and rest until lunch. After a pleasant rest and hearty meal, you can set out to explore Namche village, leaving backpacks at the teahouse. Visit the local homes and interact with native people for depth into the unique culture, tradition and religion of the place. You can get rich insights into the day-to-day life of the villagers while soaking in their cordial welcome and heartwarming hospitality.
You can also embark on a short hike to discover the popular nearby places of Namche, like the Sherpa Cultural Museum, Khunde Hospital, Namche Monastery, etc, which helps you acclimatize by allowing your body to adjust to lower oxygen levels. During the late afternoon, we will return to the teahouse for a mouthwatering dinner and restful sleep.
Dole Elevation: 4,000 meters/13,123 feet
We will have breakfast in Namche Bazaar before heading out on the trek towards Dole. Dole is around 6-7 kilometers far from Namche and relatively at a higher zone with 560 meters plus elevation.
Starting well-acclimatized, we begin trekking on ascending routes and reach Syangboche village. Next, we will descend to Khyangjuma, where the trails of Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Valley intersect. Further, we will pass by Sansa village, cross Mong-la Pass, and trek through the Phortse Tenga village. Along the way, the Buddhist settlements provide you with a glimpse of the distinctive culture and religion that are evident in the shrines, chortens, monasteries, and mani walls.
The trek onward follows the trails that wind through the dense forest of pine and rhododendrons. After walking across the wide pasture land, you will slowly ascend towards the Dole village. Dole is a mountain village with captivating natural scenery, where we will stay at one of its cozy teahouses.
Gokyo Lake Elevation: 4,750meters/15,580 feet
After waking up in Dole, we will have breakfast and leave the village. We will follow remote trails toward Gokyo Lake, traversing the varying landscapes, such as riverbanks, lush forests, yak pastures, and rocky terrains. On the way, villages like Luza, Lhabarma, Kele, Macchermo, and Phangka offer insights into the rural lifestyle of mountainside communities.
Moving further, you will cross a glaciated river and ascend towards the moraine, where the magnificent Ngozumpa Glacier comes into view. Eventually, you will encounter a series of glittering lakes. We will cross the first and second Gokyo Lakes to reach the third Goko Lake, often referred to as a Dudh Pokhari. There is a small Gokyo village beside this lake where we will spend a cozy night.
Gokyo Ri Elevation: 5,340 meters/17,515 feet
Today, you will experience an exciting and adventurous hike to the Gokyo Ri viewpoint. Waking up in the early morning, we will ascend steeply over the rugged and rocky terrains to the Gokyo Ri. The mesmerizing view of sunrise over the Himalayas from this high-altitude viewpoint is truly appreciable. You will also be treated to the majestic panorama of the incredible Everest region mountains from this vantage point.
After enjoying a rewarding time in Gokyo Ri, we will start descending. We will retrace our footsteps back to the Gokyo village for an overnight stay.
Phari Lapcha Base Camp Elevation: 5,500 meters/18,045 feet
Today, we will leave the scenic Gokyo village beside the turquoise Gokyo Lakes and follow the rugged trails leading to the base camp of Phari Lapcha mountain.
On the way to Phari Lapcha Base Camp, you will pass by villages like Thame and Lumde and get a glimpse into the distinctive livelihood of the indigenous communities. You will make several ascends and descends on the rugged mountainous terrains. With a close-range view of the giant Himalayas, we will reach the base camp of stunning Phari Lapcha Peak.
Once we reach the base camp beneath the lofty Phari Lapcha Peak, our expert expedition crew will set up the tents and make arrangements for camping. Our kitchen staff will cook and serve you a fresh and delicious dinner. You can take this strategic pause at the base camp for rest and altitude acclimatization.
Phari Lapcha High Camp Elevation: 5,720 meters/18,766 feet
Today, we will climb to the high camp of Phari Lapcha Peak. The journey will take around 3-4 hours, and you will experience the thrill of adventure on each ascend you make.
Ascending from the base camp, you will encounter more rugged and rocky terrains. Navigating the narrow climbing passes, which are likely filled with ice and snow, we will reach a flat, rocky surface where our expert Sherpa crew will set up a nice, cozy campsite.
Our guides will teach you about the climbing techniques and train you on the best use of mountaineering equipment in the high camp. After pre-climbing training, you can spend the rest of the day resting at the tented camps and immersing yourself in the grandeur of the phenomenal Himalayas.
Phari Lapcha Peak Elevation: 6,017 meters/19,741 feet
Today is the day to achieve victory over the Phari Lapcha mountain. We will begin an ascent before dawn in order to avoid strong afternoon high winds.
Using mountaineering equipment like crampons, ice axes, ropes, harnesses, etc., accompanied by an experienced Sherpa guide, you will navigate the demanding routes of Phari Lapcha. The adventurous climb through steep slopes of ice, rock, and snow, glaciers with crevasses, and seracs will lead you to the apex of Phari Lapcha mountain.
Marvel the spectacular panoramic view of the magnificent Khumbu Himalayas, valleys, and glaciers from the summit of Phari Lapcha. After enjoying a victorious time at the Peak top, descend all the way down to the base camp by retracing your footsteps. You will spend the second day in the dramatic ambiance of the Phari Lapcha Base Camp while tent camping.
Machhermo Elevation: 4,450 meters/14,600 feet
Now, from the Phari Lapcha Base Camp, we will start to descend back to the lowland areas and eventually towards the ending point of the trek. Today, we will trek down upto Macchermo village, which is at an altitude of 4,450 meters.
Descending from the base camp, you will navigate the steep downhill routes and ascend to cross the Phari Lapcha Pass. Going down through the inclined, rocky routes of the Pass, you will reach the other side of the Valley and continue descending through several villages till you reach Macchermo for an overnight stay.
Namche Bazaar Elevation: 3,440 meters/11,283 feet
Upon waking up in Machhermo, we will enjoy breakfast in the teahouse and begin trekking towards Namche Bazaar. From Macchermo, we will take a southward direction and traverse through the meadows and forests towards Dole. Descend further to Phortse Tenga, a village on the bank of the Dudh Koshi River. Retrace your footsteps ascending and crossing Mong La Pass and descending to Sanasa village. From Sanasa, trek westward until you reach the Namche Bazaar to stay for a night.
Lukla Elevation: 2,800 meters/9,184 feet
Namche Bazaar to Lukla is a picturesque downhill trek through the captivating EBC trails. From the high altitudes of Namche Bazaar, today we will descend to the relatively low altitude of Lukla.
Following the downstream of Dudh Koshi River, we will retrace our footsteps all the way to Phakding village at the bank of this river. After crossing numerous suspension bridges over Dudh Koshi, passing by the quaint villages, and navigating the forested trails of pine and Juniper, you will reach Lukla.
Lukla is the ending point of our Phari Lapcha Peak climbing journey. After completing the day-long trek covering around 18-20 kilometers, you can reside at a comfortable teahouse for the night.
After breakfast, we will leave the tranquil Himalayan region and return to the bustling Kathmandu. From Lukla Airport, we will catch a morning flight to the capital city. Following a short, thrilling flight, you will land at Tribhuvan International Airport and will be transferred to your respective hotel.
After reaching the hotel, get refreshed and eat your delicious lunch. Then, for the remaining time, you can either rest and enjoy your hotel ambiance or take leisurely walks around the busy city streets.
After an adventurous journey of climbing Phari Lapcha Peak, spend a leisurely day in the vibrant Kathmandu city. Enjoy a restful time at your hotel, and after lunch, you can go sightseeing in the remaining places in the Valley that were not possible to visit during the second day.
In the evening, you can take easy walks around the streets and bustling markets, which helps you to explore and take in the vibrancy of the city. You can also visit the narrow alleys around the cultural centers, where you can find a series of shops with local arts and crafts for buying souvenirs and gifts for your friends and families.
At early night, soak in the delicacy of delectable local cuisine served during the farewell dinner. Take the event to forge everlasting memories with your fellow travelers and expedition crew and celebrate the successful completion of climbing Phari Lapcha Peak.
Now it’s time to bid farewell to Nepal and catch an international flight homeward-bound. So, after breakfast in the hotel, be ready with your belongings for a private vehicle transfer to TIA.
Our airport representative staff will receive you at the hotel and drop you off at the Kathmandu airport on time before your flight. Depending on your flight schedule, he will comfortably shift you to the TIA by riding at a relaxed pace.
After getting into the airport, complete your check-in procedures and enjoy your return flight to your homeland. Remember us as your travel partner for similar kinds of adventures in the future.
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Includes/Excludes
Cost Includes
- Airport Arrival and Departure Transfer by Private Vehicle
- 4 nights stay in Kathmandu with BB Plan
- A day sightseeing in Kathmandu with an experienced city guide, all entrance fees and private vehicle
- Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu flight
- All essential ground transportation by private vehicle
- Climbing permit for Phari Laptsa Peak
- All required trekking permits and national park fees
- Tea House + Camping combined accommodation during the trek – as per itinerary
- All meals during trek & climb– Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Experienced High-Altitude Climbing and Trekking Guide
- Required number of porters
- Necessary climbing gears for the expedition
- Kitchen equipment and camping equipment during the climbing period
- General first aid kits
- Insurance, clothing and salary for staffs
- Welcome and farewell dinner in Kathmandu
- All government taxes and necessary paperwork
Cost Excludes
- Personal climbing gears
- Your Personal Insurance
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Cost of personal nature expenses
- Tips for staffs
Important
Phari Laptsa is a mountain lies in the Khumbu region (Everest region). It has magnificent views of Mt. Everest 8848m, Cho Oyu 8201m, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Baruntse as well as World’s largest glacier ” Khumbu Glacier”.
Phari Laptsa is not a technical climbing peak but climber needs a basic mountaineering course to use ice axe, crampons, ropes etc.
Phari Laptsa is windy mountain during your climbing need to bring windproof gears as a windproof jacket, windproof trouser, sun and wind protect cream and snow goggles.
This tour package doesn’t include your personal insurance you should have travel insurance covering emergency evacuation. Please Check
The accommodation in a valley and other major cities will be according to your requirements.
- 3 Star Hotel
- 4 Star Hotel
- 5 Star Hotel
Lodges, Guest Houses and Tented Camp during Trekking and Climbing period. For more detail: Please Check
You can have Tourist Visa at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) on arrival. ‘On Arrival’ visa procedure is simple and very fast. For more detail: Please Check
- Phari Lapsta Peak is non-technical peak to climb.
- It requires basic mountaineering/climbing skill.
- It has a magnificent scenic view of Mt. Everest 8848m and it’s a region.
- It has a magnificent view of Khumbu Glacier (World’s Largest glacier).
- It requires basic climbing equipment as well as fix rope 200m/ main rope 50m.
- It has water sources nearby.
- For mountaineering in Nepal Please bring your insurance coverage for trekking/Mountaineering.
- If you require climbing equipment – Nepal Guide helps you to purchase.
1. What is the Altitude of Phari Lapcha Peak?
The altitude of Phari Lapcha Peak is 6,017 meters/19,741 feet above sea level. This adventurous 6,000-meter class mountain is classified as a trekking peak by the Nepal Mountaineering Association.
2. In How Many Days Does the Journey of Phari Lapcha Peak Climbing Complete?
The Phari Lapcha Peak climbing journey takes around 2-3 weeks to complete, including the trekking to its base camp, acclimatization days, climbing phase, and return trek. However, the duration is subject to change owing to diverse factors such as your fitness and experience level,
3. Is Phari Lapcha Climbing Difficult?
Yes, climbing Phari Lapcha Peak is a bit demanding despite its classification as a trekking peak. The challenging climbing routes of this mountain require the proper mountaineering skills and expertise for effective and safe navigation. In addition, to negotiate through the steep sections of rock and snow, you need to have knowledge of ice and rock climbing techniques.
4. What Are the Difficulties of Climbing Phari Lapcha Peak?
The difficulties of climbing Phari Lapcha Peak include altitude sickness, possible avalanches, weather adversity, crevassed glacier moraines, steep ice, etc. You need to be well-prepared with proper training, appropriate packing, and effective altitude acclimatization to tackle and overcome the challenges of the Phari Lapcha mountain climb.
5. What Mountaineering Equipment Do I Need to Climb Phari Lapcha Peak?
To climb Phari Lapcha Peak, you need the following mountaineering equipment.
- Mountaineering boots
- Crampons
- Climbing helmets
- Harnesses
- Ice axes and anchors
- Carabiners
- Ropes
6. When is the Best Time to Attempt the Phari Lapcha Peak?
The best time for Phari Lapcha climbing is during the pre-monsoon spring and post-monsoon autumn seasons. The weather at this time is usually stable and conducive to high-Himalayan adventures. Similarly, the moderate temperature makes the trekking and climbing adventure more easy and comfortable.
7. Are Guides Necessary to Climb Phari Lapcha?
Yes, guides are essential for a smooth, safe, and successful climb of Phari Lapcha. They teach you climbing techniques prior to the summit attempt and train you to use climbing gear and equipment properly. Guides escort you and help you navigate the challenging climbing routes by fixing ropes and ladders. They also provide assistance during emergencies and facilitate rescue operations.
8. What Permits Do I Need to Climb Mount Phari Lapcha?
- TIMS Card – NPR 2,000/15 US$
- Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit – NPR 3,000/23 US$
- Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Municipality Entrance Permit – 20 US$ (for first 4 weeks) and 25 US$ (after 4 weeks)
- Phari Lapcha Peak Climbing Permit
- March to May – US$ 250
- September to November – 125 US$
- June to August – US$ 70
- December to February – US$ 70
9. How are the Food and Accomodation During Phari Lapcha Journey?
You will enjoy the delicious local food and comfortable teahouse accommodation during the Phari Lapcha pre-climbing and post-climbing journey. The teahouses offer you shared room options that come with basic amenities and serve all three meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Likewise, during the climb of Phari Lapcha, you will spend nights at a tented camp, and we will provide you with a full board meal with a mix of packaged and fresh-cooked food items. Furthermore, you will stay for four nights at a high-end hotel in Kathmandu with a bed and breakfast plan and savor the delicious welcome and farewell dinner.
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