Gaurishankar Himal Trek

Adventure trekking on the Gaurishankar Himal Trek

The Remoteness of the Gaurishankar Himal Trek

"Challenge yourself on the Gaurishankar Himal Trek—cross the high Tashi Lapcha Pass, explore Rolwaling Glacier, and witness stunning peaks like Pharchamo and Ramdung". The Gaurishankar Himal Trek is a remote region that has not had much trekking happening on its trail and is the perfect trek for new trekkers. The Gaurishankar Himal Treks will provide you with an experience of charming mountain views, an assortment of flora and fauna and an opulence of local culture. The Gaurishankar Himal Trekking trail requires that you should possess prior walking experience and be in a good physical shape. The main attractions on the Gaurishankar Himal Trek are Tso Rolpa Lake, The Na village and the village of Beding as well as the Monastery. On the Gaurishankar Himal Trek trail, there are great views of the Gaurishankar (7,145m), Melungtse (7,181m), and other mountains as well as the Sherpa Village.

Views of Ramdung and Pharchamo on Gaurishankar Himal Trek

The Gaurishankar Himal Trek wanders up to Tso Rolpa Lake and goes up to flanking moraines of the Rolwaling glacier and you will find yourself walking below the of the Rolwaling Icefall. Two days of walking on the Gaurishankar Himal Trek will get you to the high Tashi Lapcha Pass and then the Gaurishankar Himal Trek trail will descend down to Thengbo and you will get to Thame Village that is found on the Khumbu Valley. On the Gaurishankar Himal Trek you will have a breathtaking view of Ramdung and Pharchamo.

What to Bring for the Gaurishankar Himal Trekking

While on the Gaurishankar Himal Trekking trail you will need a rucksack for carrying everything, walking boots, sticks, water bottles and a personal sleeping bag. On the Gaurishankar Himal Trek, you will also require sun glasses and sun caps, sun cream, some lotion, a rain coat, thermal trousers, some warm soaks, a pair of gloves, flashlights and toiletries. The Gaurishankar Himal Treks is managed by a well trained professional team of local Sherpa who are conversant with the routes. The Gaurishankar Himal Trek usually has a leader or guide who is in charge of all matters dealing with the trek.