You will be met at the airport by our Him Ganga Treks representative and transferred to your hotel in Kathmandu. Rest at the hotel and briefing about the trip. There should be time to explore the city’s many charms on your own too. Overnight (O/N) in Kathmandu (breakfast included).

After breakfast, take the road to Lhasa passing through the Bhote Koshi valley. After a drive among the rice fields and sherpa villages, you cross Charikot and then arrive at Dolakha (1660 m). Your route goes up the valley, the track is more and more difficult but the end of the journey approaches. In the distance, you can see small villages of the Magar, Newar, Chetri and Brahman communities. After this long day of road you arrive at the small village of Jagat (1400 m) where a well deserved rest awaits you.

Short step. For a while, your path follows the river. You are traveling east, leaving the main route to Tibet. The path climbs steeper before reaching terraced fields: mani walls and chortens announce the approach of the village … You cross the river Tama Kosi and continue your trek to Simgaon and your camp established near a gompa (monastery). You get a wonderful view of the second highest peak of the Rolwaling Himal, the Gaurishanker.

You walk along the mountainside, through thick forests of rhododendrons and magnolias, and pastures fields in summer. Your trek continues at altitude before descending the river and the bottom of the valley. You set up your camp at Dovan, a small clearing in a dense

You cross the Rolwaling khola to hike through the northern jungles. The path climbs gradually to a clearing, crossing the villages of Nyimare and Ramding and farm fields to reach Beding (3690 m), main and last village of the region. Visit this Sherpa village, located in a narrow gorge with 36 inhabited houses and a small monastery. You will see the Menlugtse (7181 m), the highest peak of the Rolwaling Himal.

Short stage to reach this small hamlet of alpage, used during the beautiful season. The climb is rough but the view of the surrounding mountains and the snow-capped peaks is exceptional. At the bottom are the very steep and immaculate faces of Chobutse (6689 m) and Chugimago (6259 m). Further north, the granite walls forming the border ridge with Tibet invite you to climb.

Day of acclimatization and local exploration. Here, no village but some mud huts used in the summer by the cowherds. You can explore the surrounding nature, and enjoy the beautiful panorama offered here.

You cross the river to reach the south bank and then follow the river to the crossing point near Yersa, the last village of shepherds. After a wooden bridge, you go back to the front moraine just behind the Tsho Rolpa lake dam. You set up your camp at Kabuk, behind the huge moraine of the lake. This location offers splendid views of the surrounding peaks including Tsoboje (6689 m) and Dragker-Go (6793 m).

The path you take today dominates Lake Tsho Rolpa. You are gradually entering a mineral universe where screes and screes are becoming more numerous and the use of hands sometimes useful to balance. The impressive west face of the Pachermo and its 1000 meters of walls are now standing in front of you. You join the foot of this colossus and set up your camp to spend the night. The last light of the day offers breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks, most of which are over 6000 meters high.

You begin to reach the Drolambau Glacier, surrounded by unexplored peaks, nestled in the most remote areas of the Himalayas. The crossing of the front of the glacier of Drolambau is delicate. The frontal tongue which evolves each year can pose some problems, in particular to the carriers: passage in ice of about fifteen meters to 55 ° sometimes requiring the installation of a fixed rope. The trek then becomes easy towards the pass. At Tashi Lapsa, the spectacle that surrounds you is beautiful: the Tengi Rau (6943 m), the Dragkar-Go (6793 m) and many other peaks to the Tibetan border form a superb backdrop. Establishment of your base camp under the pass at 5500 m.

From Base Camp we can see all mountain views. We descent by 60 meter by rope to Khumbu Valley and then walk on Glacier for about 1 hrs.Then we walk for additional 1.5 hrs to reach Ngole

You walk east, down the snowy slopes from the upper Thame Khola to Thengpo, a small village of shepherds surrounded by vast pastures. From here you can admire the Ama Dablam, Makalu and Lumding Himal Mountains. After 2 hours of descent, you reach Thame, dominated by a small monastery.

You hike to Namche Bazaar, capital of Sherpas. The path descends to cross the Bothe Koshi River by a suspension bridge. After a short climb, you resume the descent to cross many villages, mani and walls of prayer. Your path also crosses a pine forest and, at the top of the ridge, disperses to several directions. From here you can see Namche Bazaar and its multicolored roofs where you spend the night. Namche is the main trading center of Khumbu: every Saturday, traders from other villages in the valley go up there to trade their products on the market.

In the event of a delay on the route or difficult weather conditions (wind), you have one more day to climb the Pachermo. If you are on time, you will enjoy this day in the Sherpa capital of Khumbu. According to the desire, a half-day trek on the heights of Namche Bazar: villages of Khunde or Khumjung (3780 m), landscapes of pastures and small well-ordered fields. Afternoon free on Namche Bazar. Admire the sunset over Ama Dablam, Nuptse and Everest over Namche !!!

Today, you start your trek by a relatively steep descent to the Dhudkosi River. Then you go along the river, pass through several villages: Monjo, Jorsale and Phakding in particular, before you stop at Phakding for lunch. You continue your trek to the small village of Surke, point of arrival of this beautiful day of walking.