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From Charicot
the route to Rolwaling Valley and Tashi Lapcha headed up the scenic,
steep-sided valley of the Tamba Khosi. High waterfalls cascaded from the
heights and rudimentary bridges crossed the many side-streams. Ahead, the
twin summits of Gauri Shanker, once thought to be the world's highest
mountain, provided a prominent landmark.
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Rolwaling Khumbu trek provides an
experience the remoteness of this region, romantic mountain views, diverse flora
and fauna and rich local cultures. This trek requires a good walking experience
and a good physical form. There is technical route in Tashi Lepcha Pass. One
should have a peaks climbing permit for this route.
There is a Great nunnery Gompa called Bigu Gompa. There are more than 300
nuns. Two festivals are celebrated in a year in this place like manirimdu in
Tenngboche Gompa in Kumbu region. In Sherpa Language Biku means "Seed". There is
Sherpa village. View of Gaurishankar (7,145m), Melungtse (7,181m) and other
mountains, a good landscapes; the village of Beding (3,690m) and monastery, the
village of Na (4,183m), Tso Rolpa lake are the main attractions.
Rolwalling trekking to Rollwaling Himal,
west of Everest and near the Tibtian border, offers fascinating experience.
starts in Barabise, passes Tinsang la pass and descends
Bigu Gomba which houses Buddhist nuns.
The trail descends Bhotekosi River and
turns into the Rollwaling valley, one
of the most remote, mysterious, and fascinating places in the trek. The land is
full of the tales of the yeti, the elusive snow man in the world and it is the
place where some mountaineers arranged expedition to hunt yetis in the past.
Beding is the last permanent settlement & Na Gaun which is only the summer
settlement, is the highest altitude reached in the trek.
Rolwaling
Trekking Nepal
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22 nights/23 days
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