Nestled in the heart of the Eastern Himalayas, the Lumba Sumba Pass Trek stands as a testament to the raw beauty and cultural richness that defines Nepal. This recently introduced Lumba Sumba Pass Trek is a journey that weaves through the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area to the majestic landscapes of the Makalu Barun National Park. Beyond being a mere trek, it is a passage connecting the diverse tapestry of two Himalayan giants.
Lumba Sumba Pass Trek unfolds against the backdrop of the Eastern Himalayas, offering a panorama of biological diversity that spans across different ethnic communities. Along the way, trekkers encounter the Tamangs, Gurungs, Rais, Limbus, Magars, and Newars, each contributing their unique vibrancy to the cultural mosaic of the region.
The pinnacle of Lumba Sumba Pass Trek is the awe-inspiring Lumba Sumba Peak, standing tall at 5200 meters. This majestic summit not only commands attention with its grandeur but also rewards trekkers with panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan landscapes. Lumba Sumba Pass Trek provides a rare opportunity to witness traditional farming practices and spot diverse wildlife, including the elusive snow leopard and the charming red panda.
Traversing through the enchanting Olangchung Gola, trekkers encounter high mountain lakes that add an extra layer of charm to the journey. Lumba Sumba Pass Trek extends further, allowing adventurers to explore the base camps of both Mount Kanchanjunga and Mount Makalu. The Tamor and Arun River systems, weaving through the terrain, add a soothing melody to the Lumba Sumba Pass Trek, captivating the senses of those who embark on this adventure.
The Lumba Sumba Pass Trek is a passage through nature’s masterpiece. The trail winds through alpine grasslands, rocky outcrops, dense temperate and sub-tropical forests, and serene low river valleys. Each step unravels a new face of the natural world, leaving trekkers in awe of the Himalayan ecosystem in Lumba Sumba Pass Trek.
Beyond the natural splendors, Lumba Sumba Pass Trek is adorned with cultural gems. Trekkers can explore monasteries, Chhortens, temples, and prayer walls, each narrating tales of spiritual significance. The harmonious coexistence of diverse communities along the route adds to the cultural richness, creating an immersive experience for those seeking to understand the soul of the Himalayas.
To add a vibrant touch to the journey, Lumba Sumba Pass Trek comes with the celebrations of various festivals embraced by the locals. The rhythmic beats of traditional music and the colorful spectacles of festivals provide an insight into the living culture of the people inhabiting this enchanting region.
In essence, the Lumba Sumba Pass Trek is not just a physical journey through breathtaking landscapes; it is a cultural odyssey, a brush with biodiversity, and an immersion into the vibrant traditions of the Eastern Himalayas. As you traverse the trail, you will not only conquer peaks but also forge a connection with the soul of the Himalayas.
Parikrama Treks provides Lumba Sumba Pass Trek fixed departure itinerary dates on their website, inviting adventurers to join and explore this new trail.
Upon arrival, meet and be assisted by a Parikrama Treks representative. Transfer to the hotel for rest. En route, enjoy the view of the UNESCO world heritage site Pashupatinath Temple. Later at the evening a short briefing about Lumba Sumba Pass Trek.
Take a 30-minute flight from Kathmandu to Biratnagar. Later, drive to Phidim, the headquarters of Panchthar District in the Mechi Zone of eastern Nepal.
Drive to Taplejung and trek to Mitlung Village via Hangedawa.
Follow the trail along the Tamor River to Kurumba Village, passing Tawa, Sinwa Bazaar, and Thiwa Village. Descend to Chirwa for an overnight stay.
Follow the trail along the Tamor River to Tapethok, passing through dense forests and cardamom fields. Lunch break, then proceed to Lelep, the headquarters of the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area Project.
Follow the trail along the Tamor River, cross a suspension bridge, ascend through pine forests, and reach Ela Danda after passing Gowatar.
Pass through alder and rhododendron, walk through bamboo groves, and reach Selep Kharka, with a chance to spot Red Pandas.
Start the journey through Jongim Village, trek through Ramite Village and dense rhododendron forests. Reach Olanchung Gola, home to a 465-year-old monastery with a golden manuscript.
Embark on a wilderness journey with fewer villages, heading to Jadak and then to Upper Langmale.
Follow the Tamar River, have a gradual climb to Pass Camp.
Experience a more physically demanding trail to Lumba Sumba Pass at 5200 meters. Descend to Chaurikharka for the night.
Descend to the Sherpa village of Thudam through a less demanding trail.
Follow the banks of Chujung Khola, pass through bamboo groves with a chance to spot a red panda. Stay overnight at Kharka.
Pass through dense rhododendron forests, descend to the Arun River, cross a suspension bridge, and reach Chyamthang Village.
Follow the dense rhododendron forest, reach Gimbet Village with views of the Makalu Range. Head to Hatiya, inhabited by Bhote People, for the night.
Trek along the banks of the Arun River, reaching the junction of the Arun and Baru rivers. Continue towards Gola, a village inhabited by Sherpa, Tamang, and Rai people.
Follow the trail to the Gurung village of Pathibhara, pass through cultivated farmland to reach the trading village of Gadhi.
Trek down to the Arun River, then trek to Num Village. Drive to Khandbari and take a bus to Kathmandu through Dharan or Biratnagar.
Use this day for rest and relaxation upon reaching your hotel.
Our representative will drop you off for your next adventure. Lumba Sumba Pass Trek journey ends.
TREK COST: USD 3499.00 per person on Twin Sharing room accommodation
Extra: KTM – Nepalgunj – Dolpo Airfare US$ 354 Per Person
Extra: Juphal – Nepalgunj – KTM Airfare US$ 320 Per Person
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