Parcharmo Peak (6187m.)
The peak was first climbed in 1955. The peak is situated south of Tashilaptsa Pass. It has a north-by-northwest ridge, which rises from the crevassed glacier astride the Tashi Lapcha. The face of the ridge forms a uniform slope broken by crevasse and seraes rising from the rocky lower buttresses above the Drolambau Glaciers in the west. Rolwaling valley is the main access to Pharchamo, though this route was closed for most of the 1980s due to potential dangers to porters crossing the Tashi Lapcha. The only other alternative route is from the Khumbu side via Namche Bazar and Thame.
Day to day Itinerary
Day 01 : Kathmandu to Barabise
Day 02 : Dulangsa (3319m)
Day 03 : Bigu Gompa (2519m)
Day 04 : Chilanka (2570m)
Day 05 : Bulung (2150m)
Day 05 : Trashinam
Day 06 : Simigoan (2019m)
Day 07 : Gylache (3000m)
Day 08 : Beding (3693m)
Day 09 : Na (4183m)
Day 10 : Trakarding Glacier
Day 11 : Tashi Laptsa Base Camp
Day 12 : Tesi Labsta Pass
Day 13 : Tashiphuk Cave
Day 14 : Climb the peak and trek down to Tashi Laptsa base camp (Thame side)
Day 15 : Extra day incase of bad weather
Day 16 : Trek to Thame
Day 17 : Thame to Namche
Day 18 : Namche to Phakding
Day 19 : Phakding to Lukla
Day 20 : Flight back to Kathmandu
Vast reams of material have been written on Nepal over the years, in particular over the past fifty years with the successful summit of Mount Everest by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. The past twenty has slowly seen Nepal become a well recognised holiday destination. 
