Timan La Pass, first explored in 1949 by a European explorer Major Harold William “Bill” Timan. Located in Langtang himalayan range of Nepal, Timan La Pass is one of the off the beaten trek of Nepal, offers stunning langshisha glacier, Sacred tranquil Panch Pokhari ``Five Lakes” and the extremely remote and still wetting for an opportunity to be explored Jugal Himal, which links the Himalayas Kanchenjunga in the east to Dhaulagiri to the west. Located in the upper Langtang region close to the border with Tibet and Nepal , Timan La 5350m Pass is the core of the Langtang Himalayan trails. 

Located to the north of Kathmandu Langtang is a motherland of Blue Sheep, Snow Leopard, Red Panda, Himalayan Black Bear, Musk Deer, Wild Goat, Thar, Bears, Jackal, Monkeys, wild peaks, wild boars, pheasant, peacock and many more… Presents panoramic Himalayan views of Langtang and Lirung, Langtang Himal, Naya Khanga, Yala peak, Ganesh Himal, Langshisha, Gaurishanker, Dorje Lakpa with Himalayan pine forest. This route is known as one of the best wilderness trekking routes of Nepal. It concludes the remote and wild part of the Himalayas. This area is also rich in flora and fauna.  During the trek as the trail goes through Langtang National Park. Crossing Tilman Pass (5320m) can get challenging as the trail is mostly frozen and susceptible to rock falls. After crossing Tilman La Pass, the trail reaches the tranquil lakes of Panchpokhari ``Five Lakes”, the 9th highest wetland area in the world. The trek then ends with a walk through the quiet forests until you reach Chautara. 

Starting Tilman Pass trek with a drive to Syabrubesi via Dhunche. Our trail passes through Lama Hotel to reach the oldest Tamang settlement “The Langtang Village'' Continuing the trail reaches the oldest monastery of Langtang in Kyanjin Gompa. Where we will be taking one day off for a side hike to Tserko-Ri (4984m) for a panoramic view of the Langtang Himal range, Langshisha Rai 6427m, Yala Peak 5500m.. Crossing Tilman La Pass 5320m. can get challenging as the trail is mostly frozen and susceptible to rock falls. After crossing Tilman Pass, the trail reaches the tranquil lakes of Panchpokhari, the 9th highest wetland area in the world. The trek then ends with a walk through the quiet forests until you reach Chautara.