Tilman Pass Trekking is situated at Langtang National park region and perhaps an adventurous trek in Langtang region, This trek is a pioneer high altitude trek, lies in the upper Langtang region, closed to the border of the Tibet and Nepal on the elevation of 5,360 meters. The Trekking area offers you the Langsisa glacier,five sacred lakes ofPanch Pokhariand the extremely remote Jugal Himal. The high pass trekking in the Langtang region and less crowded for the trekkers who have an entire desire of enjoying with nature in the remote area. This Langtang valley vai Tilman pass Trekkingis famous trekking trail for the superb Himalayan scenery including the Mt. Langtang, Gaurishanker, and Rolwaling Himalaya range. Langtang Tilman pass trekking connects with two different Himalaya region including the Langtang and Panch pokhari (Five holylakes) where you will enjoy and see panoramic Himalayan views of Langtang Lirung, Langtang Himal, Naya Khanga, Yala peak, Ganesh Himal, Langsisa, Gaurishanker, Dorjelakpa etc...
The trail continues through the Langtang Valley and the verdant gorge of the Langtang Khola. Rhododendrons blend into moss-hung pine trees and you’ll encounter occasional yaks trundling down pastures on their way home. Keep an eye out for Blue Poppy flowers, families of playful langur monkeys and the iridescent Impeyan pheasant, the national bird of Nepal, Halesi Treks Local Agency Nepal base well organize as well as previous experiences about theTillman pass Trek in Nepal.
Tillman Pass Trek was named after a pioneer British adventurer and explorer H. W. Tillman (1898 – 1977) who explored the Himalaya in the mid 20th century. It is a difficult trek which involves some basic snow climbing and traversing one of the difficult passes in the Himalaya. We cover the same ground as the popular Langtang valley trek, but then we move through an extremely remote area with no human habitation for several days we need full camping gears on our way to the glaciated area behind the peaks of Urkinmang (6100m) and Dorje Lakpa (6700m) of the Jugal Himalayan Range. After the pass, the trail drops down to the eastern side of the Jugal Range, home to five lakes (Panch Pokhari) which is a popular pilgrimage site for local people from the green valleys of Sindhupalchok area in central Nepal. This trek blends the experience of an adventurous walk over an icy col with meeting the ethnic Tamang people of central Nepal.