Tsho Rolpa Trek

When choosing the best season for the Tsho Rolpa trek, consider factors such as weather and trail conditions, as well as personal preferences. Considering all these factors, spring (March, April, and May) and autumn (September, October, and November) are widely appreciated by trekkers and regarded as the best seasons.

While spring and autumn are the finest and most desired, summer is also becoming popular for the Tsho Rolpa trek. Spring and autumn have favorable weather conditions. The summer also comes with sunny days, making it an ideal season for trekking. Heavy summer rainfall once made trekking less popular, but the situation is different now due to global warming.

The weather pattern around the year in Nepal differs. Also, the weather patterns at lower elevations differ from those at higher elevations. The spring months are warmer and milder, melting the snow and revealing green grassland and lush forests. The autumn months offer a vibrant environment with comfortable, stable weather. But summer and winter are the harshest, with summer bringing heavy rain and winter characterized by heavy snowfall in higher-altitude areas.

Lodging is in a teahouse. Like mountain lodges in the Alps, teahouses are spread along the trail, flogging. You will have a teahouse available from the start of the trek at Simigaun to the end at Na Village. Teahouses are wooden structures that provide basic lodging. The teahouses on various treks in Nepal are pretty similar. Also, the teahouse rooms usually have single, double, or triple beds. Mattresses, quilts, pillows, and blankets will be provided. Attached bathrooms are not available in all teahouses and are optional. Wi-Fi and hot showers are available in most tea houses but cost extra.

In the Tsho Rolpa Trek, you have multiple meal options. Since this is teahouse trekking, a cook will be available at every stop. The food options range from Indian, Nepalese, and Tibetan dishes. Dal Bhaat is a Nepalese dish most commonly eaten during treks. It includes a portion of rice, lentil soup, vegetable curry, and pickle.

Furthermore, this dish is nutritious and filling. During the trek, being in the best possible health condition is paramount. We don't recommend eating meat products or canned meat during your trek. Pastas, mashed potatoes, French fries, noodles, and soup are available in most teahouses. The breakfast menu includes Tibetan bread, noodles, pancakes, oatmeal, and others. If you have any unique meal preferences, please inform us in advance.

The Rolwaling region, including the trek area, is part of the Gaurishankar Conservation Area. For this trek, you need to obtain a conservation area permit. The Gaurishankar Conservation Area Permit costs NPR 3000 (approximately $25). A TIMS card, which costs NPR 2,000 (roughly $15), is also required. Both of these permits can be obtained in Kathmandu. Your trekking agent can assist with obtaining these permits before your travel dates.

As of April 2023, FITs (solo independent trekkers) cannot travel in Nepal without a trekking guide. A professional trekking guide can assist you in many ways. Navigation, safety, guidance, and emergency evacuation are subject matters that a trekking guide will help you with. At Boundless Adventures, we provide a registered trekking guide with years of experience. Also, our guides are local to the trekking destination and thoroughly know the terrain, culture, pathways, and others. Also, they have basic first-aid training in case of any unforeseen events.

Boundless Adventure's all-inclusive Tsho Rolpa Trekking Package includes ground transportation. You will be provided with private transportation services to/from the airport. Furthermore, the road travel from Kathmandu to ChetChet and back is included in the package. We provide the best available vehicle for our tours. Vehicles are allocated based on the number of passengers in the following manner:

• Two people to 3 people can get a Car
• Four to 7 people will get a Jeep or van.
• Seven to 15 People will get a Hiace
• 15+ Tourist coaches

Trekking in Tsho Rolpa is an easy-going, smooth trek on gradually elevating terrain. However, the highest point on the trek is at 4550 m (14,927 ft) above sea level, so there is a low risk of AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness). Still, the Tsho Rolpa trek is suitable for beginners and first-time trekkers, including families, as it is comfortable for senior citizens and children.

The landmass surrounding Tsho Rolpa Lake and the Rolwaling Valley consists of a traverse along the riverbanks. Additionally, you must walk for 4 to 5 hours daily during the traverse. Therefore, proper acclimatization and planning are necessary before the trek to Tsho Rolpa. Furthermore, trekkers should stroll while ascending and descending. Hiring an experienced guide makes your overall experience safer and more manageable.

All in all, trekking to Tsho Rolpa is easily accessible, but paying attention to your body and choosing an itinerary that includes acclimatization can help reduce the risk of problems during the trek. Furthermore, staying hydrated is necessary.

The Trekking Route has a quaint nature, amusing geography, distinct culture, and towering mountains. According to the Tsho Rolpa Trek itinerary provided by Boundless Adventures, we start our journey in Kathmandu. We head eastbound, following the Araniko Highway to Khadichaur.

Leaving the highway, we head towards the district headquarters of Dolakha, Charikot. From Charikot, we descend towards the raging Tamakoshi River. From the Tamakoshi Bridge, we take the river pathway for another two hours to reach ChetChet.

This will be our starting point for the trek. We continue further upstream along the river basin, passing various villages along the way. The trail passes through small hamlets along the Tamakoshi River. Simigaun, Dongang, Bedding, and Na are the villages you will stay at before reaching Tsho Rolpa Lake at 4540 meters. We return to Kathmandu and retrace our footsteps, ending our journey.

The Sherpa people have long inhabited the Rolwaling Valley. The Rolwaling region neighbors the Solukhumbu district to its east. The Sherpa people migrated to the highlands of these areas long ago. "The customary belief system followed by these communities is Tibetan Buddhism." You can see various Tibetan monuments scattered along the trekking trail. Along the trekking route, you will traverse numerous Mani walls, shrines, monasteries, and prayer flags.

The Gaurishankar Conservation Area encompasses most of the Rolwaling region. The areas surrounding Gaurishankar Himal and others in its range are included. The conservation area is filled with natural treasures from the Dolakha district. It adjoins Sagarmatha National Park to the east and Langtang National Park to the south.

Snow leopards, red pandas, Himalayan tahr, Himalayan black bear, Himalayan monal, and clouded leopards are among the significant animals in the area. This conservation area covers lowlands filled with subtropical, temperate, and Alpine meadows, rhododendrons, and bamboo groves, totaling 2179 square kilometers.

In addition to pristine Tsho Rolpa Lake, numerous other glacial lakes are found in the Rolwaling region. The area is filled with towering Himalayan mountains that stay shimmering white with snow throughout the year.

Sitting in the lap of these mountains are numerous glacial lakes that change their shape and outlook every year. To name a few, Tsho Rolpa Lake (4540 m), Chh Gayuma Lake (4,000 m), Yalung Ri Lake, and Tarkarding Glacier Lake are among the popular ones. Numerous other unnamed regional lakes are hidden in the deep Rolwaling valleys.

The highest within the Rolwaling range is Mt. Gaurishankar, which measures 7,134 meters. Hindus consider Gaurishankar one of the sacred mountains of Lord Shiva and his wife, Parvati. The two pinnacles of the mountain have long been worshiped as the forms of these Hindu deities.

Buddhist people also traditionally revere Gaurishankar. This mountain resembles a sleeping woman, making it alluring to others.

Add-ons & Options

Boundless Adventure has provided superior service to our clients since 1997. Since then, Boundless Adventure has dedicated itself to satisfying our clients. We provide exceptional service to trekkers at every trekking destination in Nepal. For our clients' comfort, we are pleased to present exclusive add-on services that will enrich the trekker's expedition.

Hotel cost in Kathmandu.

During the journey to Tsho Rolpa, we included accommodation and three meals in the trekking package. However, you are responsible for choosing and paying for a Hotel in Kathmandu on your own. Nevertheless, we would be happy to assist you in finding suitable hotels to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Generally, we provide a Three-star Hotel in Kathmandu. The three-star Hotel costs $45 with a double bed, Wi-Fi, and breakfast.

Kathmandu to Chhetchhet by Jeep

In our trekking package, we have included bus transportation to Chhetchhet. However, to ensure our client's comfort, we have included Jeep service as an add-on. From now on, trekkers can choose the more convenient option, such as a Jeep, to reach Chhetchhet. As already mentioned, we have included a bus for transportation. The price will be extra if you are willing to go by Jeep. The cost of a Jeep for Chhetchhet is US$ 480/- for 6 people.

Porter Charge for Trek

Hiring a porter in Tsho Rolpa is at the discretion of the client; thus, we have not included the service in the trekking package. However, hiring a porter means putting your burden on others. So, if you want to hire a porter, please let us know. We have an experienced porter who can care for your belongings in the Himalayas of Nepal. As a porter can carry 22kg, you can also share your porter with others. The cost of hiring a porter is US$ 220/- 

Wildlife safari tour

After completing the Tsho Rolpa trek, some of our clients desire to immerse themselves in nature's beauty for one more time. Thus, we have suggested a tour of Chitwan National Park for nature admirers. The park offers a lot to visitors, as it is home to a variety of flora and fauna. Each step showcases a unique species of wildlife, plants, and birds.

You will stay two nights and three days in Chitwan. Some famous activities you'll participate in at Chitwan National Park include Canoeing, jungle safari by Jeep, and bird watching. Furthermore, you'll have the extraordinary experience of visiting an elephant breeding center and being involved in the Tharu Cultural program. The National Park tour and activities, Meals, and accommodations cost US$ 170/- Per person.

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