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 EverestLhotse, Nuptse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Ama DablamThamserku, Kantega, Cholatse, Barutse, Kusum Kanguru, Taboche and many more adjacent peaks.

Equipment Needed During Climbing

Related Peak Climbing Packages(6000-6500m Peaks):

Saribung Peak Climbing | Nirekha Peak Climbing Nepal | Kusum Kanguru Peak Climbing

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

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Phari Lapcha Peak Climbing
From $2855
/ Adult
  • Best price guaranteed
  • No extra card charge for booking
  • Fully Guided
  • Spring and Autumn
  • 2 / 20 PAX
  • Adventurous
  • 17 Days
  • Private Vehicle and Flight
  • 5-8hrs
  • 6,017m /19,741feet
  • Kathmandu