Rolwaling valley n Tashi Laptsa pass trek is an ideal trek for adventurous searching to be on the less trekked route in the complete wilderness with the mesmerizing mountain scenery of high massif Himalaya. This trek leads to the vicinity of the North mid-East of Rolwaling to the Khumbu region and near to the Tibetan border with panoramic stunning mountain views of Mid – Eastern Himalayan range of Nepal.  This region is known for its magnificent mountain views, diverse flora and fauna and rich local Sherpa cultures. Rolwaling valley situated beneath the towering Mt. Gaurishankar 7,134 m / 23,405 ft, along with Dorje Lakpa, Melungtse and many other mountains of high Himalaya.

This region is influenced by Tibetan culture as it lies close to the Tibetan border. This provides a grand opportunity to become more familiar with Tibetan culture, tradition and lifestyle. The Rolwaling valley is supposed to be the home of mysterious and disreputable ‘Yeti’. The Yeti is also known as Abominable Snowman that looks like an ape and incomprehensible taller than average human beings which are said to be the inhabitant of Rolwaling and another Himalayan region of Nepal and Tibet. The native people of this region usually talk about Yeti as they are part of their legendary history and mythology.

This cultural and adventurous trek starts from Dolakha Bazaar and unto Gongat area which is just 162 km east to the Kathmandu valley. One can notice fewer tea houses/lodges during the trek as this region lies in the remote corner of Nepal near the Tibetan border. Then trek up to the highest pass of this trip at Tashi Lapcha pass 5,755 meters, after crossing Bedding and Na village, then traversing the pass, the trail leads to Tengpo in the Khumbu region. After spending the first night in Khumbu area trek to Thame, Namche, Monjo, and Phakding and finally to Lukla for the return short scenic flight to Kathmandu after a memorable adventure with Sherpa Mountaineering Expeditions.