Pachermo peak (6,287m) is a trekking peak located right above the top of Tashi-Lapcha pass (5,755m) at Rolwaling Valley in Dolakha district. It is a difficult peak to climb, thus exceptional physical fitness, good health, strong determination, and climbing expertise are required. The Swiss team was the first group to summit this mountain in 1955AD. Following that, many adventurers climb this peak every year. On top of Pachermo, you can overlook the world's four above 8,000-meter summits, including Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu, and Mt. Tscho-Oyu, as well as a dozen icy peaks.

How to go and climb Pachermo Peak?

After arriving in Kathmandu, sightseeing around the old city Kathmandu valley, and then driving to Gongar Khola in Dolakha region by private Jeep, which takes 7-9 hours. The serious trekking and mountain climbing begins from there. For several weeks, the path follows the remote Tashi-Lapcha pass trekking route, traveling through the Tamakoshi river valley and Rolwaling river valley.

We organize all supplies and accomodation into the camping tent during the wilderness Tashi-Lapcha pass hiking 5,700m and Pachermo mountain climbing 6,287m. First, we ascend Yalung Peak 5,700m to get fundamental peak climbing knowledge and to properly acclimate our bodies for a successful climb to the summit of Pachermo Peak 6,287m. The view from the top of Pachermo Peak is breathtaking.

Note: If you offer, we can rent all climbing equipment such as an ice axe, harness, carabiner, figure 8, main rope, and others, but we strongly advise you to carry the appropriate size climbing boot and crampons because it is difficult to get the perfect western size footwear in Kathmandu.

Physical fitness for Pachermo Peak

When you go to the hill and mountain site for your outdoor fun, physical conditioning is crucial. Pachermo peak is a high-altitude and rather challenging peak to climb, therefore it necessitates excellent physical fitness, good health, a strong mental determination, and some climbing expertise. It is my personal recommendation that if you want to travel and climb the world's snowy peaks, the most vital aspect for your personal safety and secure summit is basic climbing knowledge.

TIMS card, Trekking Permit Card and Climbing permit card for Pachermo Peak

Pachermo peak is part of the Gaurishankar Conservation Area Project, so every peak climber must have a TIMS card (Trekking Information Management System), a Gaurishankar Conservation Area Project permit card, a Rolwaling valley special permit card, a peak climbing permit, a Sagarmatha National Park Conservation Area permit, and a Pashang-Lhamu rural municipality permit.

The best seasons to climb Pachermo Peak 6,287m

Pachermo peak is located in the less popular Rolwaling valley and Tashi Lapcha Pass trekking route, however it is one of the top hiking peaks for adventure climbers. The ideal months to climb Pachermo peak are October, November in autumn and April, May in spring because of the pleasant weather and good visibility.

We will pick you up from the airport and take you to the hotel when you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal. You can take the rest of the time to relax in your hotel or move outside to have wonderful meals. We'll meet you in the hotel lobby at 5:00 p.m. to discuss the programs. Please pay the remaining amount at our first meeting. Overnight at hotel with bed and breakfast.

After breakfast, our city guide will pick you up from the hotel and take you on a tour of the historic Kathmandu Valley, which includes Swoyambhunath Buddhist Stupa, Boudhanath Buddhist Monastery, Pashupatinath Hindu Temple, and Kathmandu Durbar Square. Check and pack your peak-climbing and trekking equipment during the rest of the day. Be prepared in the hotel lobby at 6:30 pm for our company's welcome dinner, which will be served in a cultural restaurant.Overnight at hotel with bed and breakfast.

After breakfast, our trekking or climbing guide will pick you up from the hotel and drive you to Gongar khola in a private Jeep, which will take approximately 6-7 hours. Beautiful vistas, majestic Himalayas, various villages, and the Tamakoshi river valley await you along the trip. The Jeep makes a break for lunch and pp for a few locations. You can ask the guide or driver to stop anywhere if you wish to. Cross the Tamakoshi hanging bridge after Chhet-Chhet and ascend to Simigaon, which takes 2 hours on the ups and downs of the trail. Spend the night at the Tea House. It is important to keep in mind that from today, you will have access to all foods, accommodations, tea, coffee, and hot water. You can use Aqua-tab to purify your water if you want. Cold drinks and hard beverages are not included.

The trail ascends the stairs with magnificent views of holy Mt. Gaurishankar, Melungtse, Numbur peak, and the Langtang range. The jungle trail you walk is particularly popular for rare wild-life red pandas and a variety of Himalayan flora and fauna. If you're lucky, you'll be able to see. Spend the night in a camping tent. You will get all foods and accommodations in the tent beginning today, so follow the guide and prepare foods and accommodations.

The trail takes you through the Rolwaling river valley after you finish your hot meal. The valley is absolutely amazing. You stroll across Yak and Sheep pastures, past the legendary Sherpa's homes. Sherpas serve almost all of their time climbing peaks and mountains in Nepal and around the world. Tent camp is where you'll spend the night.

Follow the Rolwaling river valley till Na village. You walk up stairs full day with seeing the amazing high Himalayan village Na. Be careful about the high-altitude sickness. Keep your body warm while walking and sleeping. Overnight at Tent camp.

Today is your free day; you have the option to visit Yolung base camp or take a side journey to Dudhkunda lake. Due to the high altitude, many people fall ill, so be careful and drink plenty of boiled water, liquids, and especially fresh garlic soup every evening. Tent camp is where you'll spend the night.

The trail leads you to the foothills of Yolung Peak. This plan is being developed to ensure a safe and secure summit to Pachermo Peak. Before ascending to Yolung Peak, our climbing guide will provide you with basic climbing guidelines and live climbing techniques. Tent camp for the night.

Prepare yourself early in the morning. Take a cup of tea and breakfast, a packed lunch, and a few liters of boiled water before heading to Yolung Peak. Climb the mountain with the help of the guide. On top, you can see some stunning snow-capped peaks, the Gaurishankar Mountains, and yak and sheep pasture land. This peak is not difficult to climb; it is only used to acquire experience and acclimatization for the Pachermo peak climb. After summiting, return to Yolung base camp for lunch before trekking to Na Village. Overnight at Tent camp.

The trail takes you to the summit of the glacier lake Tsho Rolpa at 4,600m and above; therefore, be careful of the altitude. Our guide will advise you on what to do and what not to do. Tent camp for the night.

The path from Tscho-rolpa Lake is on the glacier side, so take caution. Continue on the same path, being cautious of falling stone and ice at times. The rocky, icy, and difficult height necessitates excellent physical fitness and determination. Tent camp on Tolongbo glacier.

The path from Tscho-rolpa Lake is on the glacier side, so take caution. Continue on the same path, being cautious of falling stone and ice at times. The rocky, icy, and difficult height necessitates excellent physical fitness and determination. Tent camp on Tolongbo glacier.

Today is a trying day for you. At around 3 a.m., you can drink some tea or coffee, eat some food, pack a lunch, and then set off to climb Pachermo Peak, which stands at 6,287 meters. Please remember to include some dry snacks such as nutes, chocolates  and footwear in order  to effectively ascend. There are some difficult stages that must be completed, so follow the instructions and be mentally strong to face the challenge. On top of Pachermo peak, you can see four 8,000-meter peaks: Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu, and Mt. Chho-Oyu, among others. Descend Tashi-Lapcha Pass and continue trekking to Thengba.

Thame is a magnificent high-altitude Sherpa hamlet; have lunch at the hotel before trekking to Namche bazaar, passing through the gorgeous Thame River valley, Thamo village, and finally the hustle and bustle high-altitude city Namche bazaar, where you can have normal to western pattern dishes with club and bar.Overnight tea house at Namche bazaar.

The trail descends through the Dudhkoshi river valley, passing by the popular Hillary bridge, Jorsalle, Monjo, Phakding, and ultimately Lukla, from where you will fly back to Kathmandu by small aircraft.

The small aircraft will take you back to Kathmandu. We will attempt our best to provide you with a direct flight ticket from Lukla to Kathmandu, but this is not always possible during peak season, so you will fly from Lukla to Manthali Ramechhap and then drive back to Kathmandu. Overnight at a hotel in Kathmandu with bed and breakfast

Today is your day off. We will transfer you from the hotel to Kathmandu's international airport before 3 p.m., and then say our goodbyes. We are grateful for the opportunity to assist you. Thank you very much.

Pachermo Peak is 6,287 meters above sea level. Pachermo Peak, also known as Perchamo Peak, is located in Khumbu region of Nepal, in the Solukhumbu of the Sagarmatha National Park.

Climbing Pachermo Peak in Nepal is a rewarding but challenging peak that requires an excellent level of climbing experience and skills, as well as cautious preparation in a mountain environment. While it is not as technically difficult as some of the higher peaks in the region, its altitude, crevasses, and unstable weather conditions create considerable problems. The climber should have prior ice and snow climbing experience, as well as the ability to properly reach a glacier. It is recommended to hire a qualified local guide and to be fully-equipped for high-altitude mountaineering.

The cost of climbing Pachermo Peak in Nepal varies widely based on a wide range of criteria, including the trekking company or guide you hire, the duration of the expedition, the quality of assistance and facilities given, and the number of climbers in the group you're traveling with. The cost of climbing Pachermo Peak for 19 days is normally around $3,550 per person. Permits, guide and porter services, accommodation, along with certain climbing equipment are usually included in the cost.