Yalung Ri and Pachermo Peak climbing

Kathmandu altitude: 1,400m
Our team will greet you at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. We ensure your smooth transition at the airport, and then take you to your hotel for rest and refreshment. 
Later, we will create opportunities for you to witness the diverse culture and atmosphere of Nepal. We will take you on a relaxed walk through the bustling streets of Kathmandu, the Capital City of Nepal. 
On this day, your guide for the upcoming Yalung Ri and Pachermo Peak Climbing will also be there. The guide will provide brief information about the trek.
Our team will host a delicious dinner to welcome your arrival in Kathmandu. Then you will return to your hotel.

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You will meet your guide to learn about the trip’s progression and other things you need to prepare on this day. Our team will work on arranging needed permits and doing paperwork. We will also make sure the trekking gear is ready.
The next highlight of the second day will be sightseeing — we will take you to some of the iconic landmarks of Kathmandu. Some of the destinations of our sightseeing endeavor include: Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Swoyambhunath (Monkey Temple) and Kathmandu Durbar Square. These places, recognized as the UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer a glimpse into Nepal’s rich cultural and spiritual traditions.

Gongar Khola altitude: 1,350m/4428ft
Drive Duration: 7-8 hours
It is the day to bid adieu to Kathmandu and be ready for the trek ahead. You will be leaving Kathmandu after a hearty breakfast, towards your destination for the day — Gongar Khola. 
You will see the beautiful towns of Bhaktapur and Dhulikhel as you go via the Araniko Highway. Following that, it is a scenic route that passes through the picturesque towns of Jiri and Charikot. You are welcomed by the beautiful views, villages, and nature — hills and rivers (Sunkoshi and Bhotekoshi) — along the way.  
You will arrive at the Gongar Khola toward late afternoon. The overnight stay will be at one of the lodges available there.

Simigaun altitude: 3,000m/6560ft
Trek Duration: 4-5 hours
The actual trek begins from here. You will need to set off on foot along the western banks of the mighty Bhotekoshi River. It is a wonderful experience to mark the beginning of the trek with the reverberating sound of the river. 
Waterfalls, terraced farmlands and traditional villages welcome you along the way. So do the majestic views of Gauri Shankar mountain and the surrounding peaks.
By early afternoon, you will reach your destination — Simigaun. It is a beautiful Sherpa village that sits atop a hill. The tiredness of the trek will go away as the Sherpas welcome you with their warm hospitality. 

Dovan altitude: 2,850m/9,348ft
Trek Duration: 5-6 hours
You will be heading to Dovan village on the fifth day of the trip. It is located in the Rolwaling Valley. To reach this village you will need to trek through the steep trail. You can enjoy the trek along the rhododendron forests and mountain vegetation. A short break at Shakpa at an altitude of 2,460 m is worth the trek. 
The next destination from here is Sambur Danda. Brace yourself for a challenging climb ahead: A steep ascent to the Daldunga La Pass that rests at an altitude of 3,976m. Enjoy the mesmerising beauty of the Himalayan range upon reaching the top, a sight worth the challenging climb.
From here, the trail descends towards the Rolwaling River, taking you to the heart of Rolwaling Valley — the Dovan village. Spend the night at a cosy teahouse here as you prepare for the journey tomorrow.

Beding altitude: 3,690m/12103ft
Trek Duration: 5-6 hours
We must bid Beding goodbye and proceed ahead in the dawn. The breakfast will help us climb the gentle uphill as we begin. We will move across several Sherpa hamlets after the uphill. We will also capture the unreal Gaurishankar Himal with our eyes.
Likewise, some small waterfalls will also make the trek more happening. AThe trek begins from dawn. The trail follows along traditional Sherpa villages, along with scenic landscapes and cultural assets.
You are also treated to mesmerising views of the Gaurishankar Himal on your way. Small waterfalls and lush surroundings add to the serene beauty of the route. This is enhanced by the prayer flags that can be seen around.
Expect a walk on the plains following a steep walk before reaching your destination for the day, the Beding, a culturally rich Sherpa village.fter the steep walk, we will have an easy flat walk to Beding, the biggest hamlet in the valley, right next to the Rolwaling River. We will spend a lovely evening in the village exploring and conversing.

Na Village altitude: 4,180m/13,710ft
Trek Duration: 3-4 hours
Head to another destination of your trek, the Na Village, on the seventh day of your journey. You need to walk along the north bank of the Rolwaling River. 
Once again, the soothing sound of the flowing river will add a calming presence to your trek. The short trek duration and pleasant environment make it one of the most relaxing days of your itinerary. 
You will reach Na Village in no time as you walk through the trails that give you views of expansive valleys, snowcapped peaks and high-altitude landscapes.
The Na Village is a small village in the trekking route. You will be spending the night here while preparing for the next stage of adventure.

The Na Village is one of the popular destinations amongst the trekkers to acclimatize. This point is regarded as good for acclimatization due to its altitude. It also has good resting places. 
The village is a seasonal settlement (especially in warmer months) of herders. You can even take short hikes to nearby viewpoints, glacial lakes, and ridgelines and stretch your legs here. 
Or spend the day reconnecting with the nature and culture of the village.

Yalung Ri Base Camp altitude: 4,750 m
Trek Duration: 4-5 hours
The trek from here (Na Village) tends to get more difficult. That’s because you are heading to the Yalung Ri Base Camp, located at a higher altitude. You will be facing steep climbs on your way.
The trek to this base camp can range from moderate to difficult. It is all based on your fitness level and previous experiences at high altitudes. The trek to the Yalung Ri Base Camp is not suitable for beginners because of its significant elevation and rugged terrain. 
It is considered suitable for experienced trekkers who are familiar with high-altitude trekking.
Upon the completion of your trek here, you will have to spend the night in a tent. There are no teahouse services here.

Yalung Ri altitude: 5,800m
Trek Duration: 6-8 hours
Finally, you are about to reach your first ‘real’ destination of the trek — the Yalung Ri Peak. Summiting the peak is more than a trekking experience. That’s because it is regarded as an ideal introductory mountain for those looking for mountaineering opportunities. 
The ascent to this peak involves a terrain that is made up of ice, snow and rock. You need a solid fitness level and need to be familiar with basic mountaineering gear, like crampons and ice axes. 
The climb is regarded as non-technical. Yet it is strenuous. But you will love the reward, once on the summit — the opportunity to view the majestic Gaurishankar Himal, glistening Yala and Ramdung Glaciers.
Upon the completion of the summit, you trek down to the Yalung Ri Base Camp. You will need to set up a camp for an overnight stay there.

Tsho Rolpa Lake altitude: 4,560m/14956ft
Trek Duration: 4-5 hours
The next day enjoy your breakfast and set off on the memorable trek to the Tsho Rolpa Lake. This lake is considered one of Nepal’s largest glacial lakes of Nepal.
You need to ascend via rugged landscapes marked by glacial debris, dramatic terrains and terminal moraines. This trek is a must for those who wish to climb higher, it helps in acclimatization. 
As it is not a longer trek, a few hours of walking will lead you to the serene blue water of Tsho Rolpa Lake. The plan for the day — spend your time exploring the lakeshore and enjoying the lake’s grandeur.
There are no villages or teahouses in the area, so you need to camp in tents if you are staying overnight here.

Drolambu Glacier altitude: 4,880m/16006ft
Trek duration: 5-6 hours
The twelfth day sees an early ascent to the Drolambu Glacier from Tsho Rolpa Lake. This is the plan of itinerary to avoid midday heat and strong winds that can make the glacier trek challenging. You will need to cross glaciers continuously along the route. 
The perk is the opportunity to see snow-capped mountains all around. Tread carefully and steadily across the icy terrain to the southern end of the Trakarding Glacier. 
From there, an uphill trek takes you to Drolambu Glacier. Once again, you need to set up camp for your overnight stay here.

Tashi Cape altitude: 5,755m/18876ft
Trek Duration: 6-7 hours
Tashi Lapcha Pass is famous as a major mountain pass of Nepal. The trek generally begins with an early breakfast. You need to walk down through terrain that is filled with rocks and glaciers. 
Upon reaching the pass, you get a peek at the Himalayan peaks, always wonderful and majestic. From there, you need to make a short descent to the Tashi Cape. 
It is a sheltered area just below the pass. Once again, you need to set up a camp here and spend the night as you look forward to the next stage of the climb.

The fourteenth day of Yalung Ri Pachermo Peak Climbing is meant to slow down. That is because it is an important day for acclimatization. 
At Tashi Cape, you will get a chance to adjust your body to the high altitude. Your instructor will also guide you to unpack your climbing gear and practice essential techniques on nearby terrain. 
Overall, this is the day to practice, rest, focus, and recharge before the next day’s summit.

Parchermo Peak altitude: 6,187m/20300ft 
Ngole altitude: 5,110m/16760ft
Trek duration: 9-10 hours
You need to start pretty early to reach the summit of Pachermo Peak. The route to the summit follows a steep, snowy section. You will be ascending along the northern rock face and Tengi Ragi Tau’s walls. 
Throughout the summit, you need to be cautious and follow your guide’s instructions. Once at the summit, it will be a trek worth the climb. That’s because you will be engulfed in emotions created by breathtaking views of mountains, including Cho Oyu, Thamserku, Kusum Kanguru, and Ama Dablam. 
Now it is time to head back — you will descend to Ngole, where you will be resting overnight.

Thyangbo Khaka altitude: 4,320m/14169ft
Trek duration: 5-6 hours
The highlights of this trek are the rocky trail amidst moraines. You will be descending along this trail at a comfortable pace. The destination is Thyangbo Kharka, a yak pasture. 
You will get to enjoy the majestic mountains surrounding your trail along with bushes, yaks and prayer flags en route to Thyangbo Khara. Some of the peaks that greet you along the way are Makalu and Ama Dablam, among others. 
You will be at Thyangbo Kharka by late afternoon. Here you need to stay at the teahouse. You can enjoy the stay at a warm teahouse following days of camping.

Namche Bazaar altitude: 3,450m/11316ft
Trek duration: 5-6 hours
The trek begins after breakfast at Thyangbo Kharka. One of the stops along the way is the Thame village. Its rich Sherpa culture make it popular amongst trekkers and others. This is just the best place to be if you want to explore life in remote parts of the Everest region.
yes, you heard it right. Now you are in the Everest region. From here, you will walk along the Bhotekoshi River. The trail that you descend winds past the sections of the old trade route that connected Nepal with Tibet in the past.
The next stop en route is Punki Tenga, a small riverside settlement. From here, you will take forested trails into Namche Bazaar. For the unversed, it is the bustling heart of the Khumbu region. The Sherpa town delights you with cafes, bakeries, shops, and trekkers like you from across the world.
You will enjoy a relaxing stay at one of the teahouses there..

Lukla altitude: 2,800m/9184ft
Trek Duration: 5-6 hours
Day 18 marks the last leg of your trek. You will head to Lukla on this day after breakfast at Namche Bazaar. You will even be trekking through the route to the Everest Base Camp, and walking into the forests of Sagarmatha National Park.
It will be a thrilling trek as you will pass the rivers through suspension bridges. The Dudh Koshi River is a treat to the eyes. You will be experiencing gentle ascents and descents along the trail. 
You will reach Lukla, the final destination of your trekking adventure, by afternoon. It is the point for you to celebrate your challenging yet wonderful trekking journey.

Kathmandu altitude: 1,400m
Flight Duration: 45 minutes
The flight is no less than an experience of mountain flight. It offers a breathtaking view of he Khumbu region, filled with majestic mountains, windy rivers, beautiful waterfalls and forests. You will be flying above the peaks that you trekked, a perfect farewell of your journey.The flight from Lukla takes you to the Tribhuvan International Airport. From here you enter the bustling Capital City of Nepal. You will be transferred to your hotel from the airport. Now is the time to rest, recover and enjoy the city life.

It is a day for you to rest, shop as well as explore the rich cultural heritage of the Kathmandu Valley. You can opt for sightseeing, explore local markets and shops to buy souvenirs or even wander through the alleys of the Valley. 

As you bid farewell to your memorable 21-day trip you will be dropped off at the Tribhuvan International Airport.