Parchemuche Peak Climbing

Mt. Parchemuche (also known as Parmacho Peak) is a popular climbing peak in Rolwaling Region of group ‘B’ category by Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA), situated proudly at the elevation of 6,187 meters above sea level. The peak is very much attractive covered with snow, lying to the south of Tasi Lapcha. The trip towards the summit of the peak follows off the beaten trail and requires crossing the high Tasi Lapcha (5,755 meters). However, the climb is straightforward in the snow rising flatter and glaciers across the Tasi Lapcha, hence it is necessary to have previous climbing or long trekking experience along with physical and mental fitness.

Parchemuche Peak Climbing trip offers magnificent views of a wonderful high alpine valley, which seems to be eye-catchy created naturally and presents mesmerizing views of Langtang, Everest, Gauri Shankar, Dorje Lakpa, Chobabhamre, Menlungtse, Tashi Lapcha and many other peaks in the region. You can also view entire Langtang and Rolwaling Region, Mt. Everest, Cho Oyu and Gyachung Kang on a clear day. Moreover, despite being one of the harder peaks to be climbed, you can have a lifetime memory of adventures and exploration of this amazing trip and experiencing the diverse culture of Brahmin and Buddhist community villages makes you forever happy during this whole journey.

Trekking Route

You can start Parchumuche Peak Climbing journey with a drive to Barhabise from Kathmandu valley and start trekking. Trekking trail started from Barhabise passes through Dolangsa, Bigu Gompa, Laduk, Sime Gaun, Dongma Gaun, Nagoan, Glacier Kharka, Tolumba, Tasi Lapcha and finally to the summit of the Parchemuche Peak. Furthermore, the descending trail from the top of the peak passes through Tasi Lapcha, Thanpo, Thame, Namche Bazaar, Phakding and Lukla, the ending point of this trek. From Lukla, a scenic flight will take you back to Kathmandu valley.

Parchemuche Peak Climbing Best Season

Moreover, the best time to make your trekking towards this peak is March to May and October to November.

How much does it cost to climb Parchemuche Peak?

March to May $ 3000 Per Person.

September to November $ 2700 Per Person.

For a Single Person $ 4000 Any season.

Parchamo Peak Climbing Cost Includes

• Arrival and departure transport. Private Car/ Van/ Hiace.
• 3-star Hotel in Kathmandu along with bed and morning meal for 4 Nights.
• Morning meal, Lunch, and dinner Such as Italian, Chinese, Nepali, Indian lot more European (Items). Food three times each day along with Coffee, Tea.
• Tea Houses, Lodge, and Tented accommodation at the time of trek and climbing.
• License holder Professional climbing guide
• Cook, and Porters, Involving Salary, Insurance, food, and accommodation.
• Gauri Sankar and Everest National Park permit.
• Parchamo Peak climbing Permit fee.
• Garbage deposit Fee.
• Common Climbing tools such as Rope, Ice Screw, Snow Bar, etc.
• Kathmandu To Lukla Flight Both way
• 1-hour trekkers massage / Yoga after the trip accomplishment.
• Welcome and farewell dinner at one of the first-class Nepalese Restaurants along with traditional cultural music and dance.

Parchamo Peak Climbing Cost Excludes

• Airfare for international flights.
• Cost for extra trips.
• Additional night accommodations in the situation of early arrival, late departure, and early return from the trip(due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary
• Nepal arrival visa.
• Personal climbing equipment
• Personal expenses
• Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, additional porters, bottle or boiled water, shower, etc.)
• Services not particularly stated in the itinerary
• Tipping to staff (as an appreciation).
• Travel insurance that covers emergency rescue and evacuation.

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