First climbed in 1955, pharchamo peak (6,187 m) is an attractive snow peak lying to the south of the formidable glaciated tashi lapcha pass (5,760 m) which connects the Rolwaling valley with Thame and the khumbu valleys. It has a north- by –northwest ridge, which rise from the crevassed glacier astride the tashi lapcha. The face of the ridge forms a uniform slope broken by crevasse and seracs. The lower reaches pose little difficulty, although towards the summit, depending on seasonal conditions, open crevasses and ice- steps may present some challenges.
Pharchamo is often climbed in conjunction with Ramdung in the Rolwaling valley. Many groups choose to continue the crossing of the Tashi lapcha and decend into the khumbu to finish their journey at Lukla.
Destination
Parchiamo Peak
Duration
22 Days
Max. Altitude
6187m
Trip Difficulty
Moderate
Itinerary
This trek combines many different landscapes and brings you close to the base of 7,000m and 8,000m peaks in a short period of time.
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
For Meals: Included during the trek
For Accommodation: Hotels / Lodges
Maximum Altitude shown: 6187m
Inclusions
The Annapurna base camp trek is one of the most popular treks in the mighty
Himalayan region of Nepal and it is the most visited trekking region in Nepal.
What’s Included?
Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu in a 3-star hotel, including breakfast too.
Accommodation during the trek, both in a tea house or camp
Meals throughout the trekking period
Transport throughout the trek, but not air-transport.
Welcome and farewell dinner
English speaking trekking guide
Porter service
Staff costs including their salary, insurance, equipment, domestic airfare, food and accommodation
Down jacket and sleeping bag (to be returned after trip completion)
Soul Himalay Tours duffel bag, t-shirt and trekking map
All necessary paper work and charges
Good quality tents and kitchen utensils for camping
Medical kit
What’s not Included?
Airfare to and from Kathmandu to your country a
Excess baggage charges (if you have more than 15 kg luggage, cargo charge is around $1.5 per kg)
Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early arrival, late departure, early return from mountain (due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary
Altitude chamber (PAC) or oxygen
Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu (and also in the case of early return from mountain than the scheduled itinerary)
Travel and rescue insurance
Personal expenses (phone calls, internet, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottle or boiled water, shower, etc.)
Personal climbing equipment
Personal climbing guide if requested
Optional trips and sightseeing if extended
Tips for guides and porters
Map
This trek combines many different landscapes and brings you close to the base of 7,000m and 8,000m peaks in a short period of time.
Travel Gear List
Adventurous activities are always filled with adrenaline and risks. Here are some mandatory tools and equipments to keep you safe and necessary for the trip.
Trekking boot(1pair): well worn and comfortable with proper ankle support.
Sock(3 pairs): good and warm enough; worth spending money on quality socks.
Flip flop/Camp Shoe(1 pair): light weighted for evening use.
Water bottle(2): Nalgene/ sig style and a bladder bottle with the capacity of 1/2 liter water. Bladders are preferred.
Water Purification Drop(1): Affordable and easily available for purchase in Kathmandu (Pious Water Drop).
Lip Balm(1): Proper moisturizing containing SPF.
Sunglass(1): Actual UV rays safeguarding glasses.
Sun Cream: SPF 30+ recommended.
Bandana (1): Useful for various purpose.
Baseball Head/ Cap(1): Protects face from direct expose of sun during the hiking.
Warm Woolen Hat(1): Prevents from wind and cold above 3500m.
Flash Light / Head Torch(1): Leaves your hands free. Extra batteries are also necessary for head light.
Private First Aid Kit(1): Include prescribed medications/ personal medications. Some personal medicine might not be available in Nepal.
Travel towel(1): light weighted and compact.
Wash Kit (1): Appropriate and suitable for your skin/body
Instant Hand Sanitizer: Alcohol bases, enough for trek/on the basis of necessity.
Camera(incase you carry): Along with charger and enough battery to capture scenarios and memories.
Book/ Journal: Depending on interest.
Pack of Cards/Travel Board Games(if interested): Evening entertainment.
Trekking Snacks: Base on consumption; enough for trekking (can be purchased in Kathmandu).
Toilet Roll & Rubbish Bag: to make sure we don't leave waste materials in the mountains.
Trekking Poles(optional): recommended to anyone with knee issues.
Gloves(2 pairs): Thin in low altitude & thick warm enough in high altitudes.
Neck Warmer \Buff(1): Protection of Neck from direct wind and cold.
Walking Stick(1): Light weighted and comfortable for walking support.
Walking T-shirt(2): Merino wool, Capilene/Synthetic Fiber for quick dry.
Sleeping t-shirt(1): can be cotton or fabric.
Thermal base layers Top(1): mid weighted long sleeved t-shirt of merino wool/polyester, capilene power dry.
Insulating layers(1): mid weighted fleece that can be worn over other layers
Fleece Vest(optional): advisable for those who catches cold easily.
Rain jacket (1): Wind proof and rain proof for safeguard.
Down jacket(1): very essential for trekking above 4,000 meters.
Hiking trousers(2): lick weighted and quick dry trousers( not cotton).Zip offs are preferred.
Sleeping trousers(1): light weighted yoga style for comfort sleep( no jeans).
Trekking short (1): in case of no zips off trousers. Low knee shorts are preferred.
Rain pants(1): Protection from rain and wind.
Thermal long Johns(1): To warm by in the evening or while sleeping.
Underwear: Depending on necessity; enough for trek ( can be washed and dried along the way)
Harness: A well-fitting sit harness to secure climber to a rope/anchor point.
Ice Axe: Primarily used during ascent and descent for steep climbing and self arresting.
Crampons: Used for crossing snowfields, ice fields and glaciers/scaling ice-smeared rock. Semi-rigid construction with horizontal frames is recommended for the use in Nepal.
Tape Sings: for attaching the climber to anchor; creating equalized anchor systems, clipping into the rope & gear to reduce drag. Nylon/ Dyneema tape slings are preferred.
Screw gate Karabiners(2 lock & 2 unlock): Required for safety-critical systems such as mountain or rock climbing.
Descender/Eight Figure: works as a friction brakes that allows steady and controlled descent on a rope.
Plastic Mountaineering Boots: Avoid the climber's feet from obstacles when walking on difficult snow/ice terrain. Normally used with crampons.
Ascender/Jumnar: Made out of metal for through fixed ropes. ascending
Helmet: Essential for the safety of head; Protects from any kind of head injuries.
Snow Bar: Stabilize the rope and holds static loads; used as fall protection.
Rope: Necessary for ascending and descending. Both Static as well as dynamic ropes are required.
Ice Hammer: Useful to hammer snow bar into hard ice.
Ice Screw: In case of steep ice surface, used as a running belay or anchor.
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Inclusions
Map
Travel Gear List
Environment-Friendly Travel Ways
Safety & 24/7 Customer Care
Team of Highly experience Expert
No Hidden Cost
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