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The Wildest Pass: SOLO Crossing Nyingma Gyanzen La (5,550M) | The Great Himalaya Trail

The journey starts with a high-altitude camp near Pho Village, perched at 4,800m. From there, I tackle the massive Nyingma Gyanzen La (5,563m). This pass is a gateway to the true wilderness, offering incredible views but demanding everything I have. After crossing the pass, I made it to Pung Kharka, a remote high-altitude grazing ground located very close to the China border. Setting up my tent here, alone in the silence of the mountains, was an experience I’ll never forget. What’s in this video: 4,800m Basecamp: Cold morning preparations near Pho Village. The Climb: Reaching the 5,563m summit of Nyingma Gyanzen La solo. Border Country: Descending into Pung Kharka, one of the closest points to the Tibet/China border on this route. Solo Survival: Managing food, gear, and morale in the wild. Join the Journey: Crossing the GHT solo is my biggest challenge yet. If you want to see more of the "Unseen Nepal," please Subscribe and hit the bell icon! 🔹 Instagram:   / himmatregal   🔹 Facebook:   / regaldai   🔹 TikTok:   / regal_dai   🔹 YouTube:    / @regaldai   #GHT #UpperDolpo #NepalChinaBorder #SoloExpedition #NyingmaGyanzenLa #GreatHimalayaTrail #WildernessCulture #nepaltrek Timestamp,Duration,Description 0:00 - 0:30,30s,"Episode introduction: Recap of previous journey from Tora River to Pho Village, camping at 4,800m, and preview of crossing Nyingma Gyanzen La (5,563m) with mentions of challenges like wind, cold, and potential snow leopard sightings." 0:30 - 2:00,1m 30s,"Morning at base camp (5,055m): Waking up at 5:20 AM, describing the foggy conditions, sunrise views overlooking Tata and Pho Villages, and route planning for the day." 2:00 - 3:00,1m,"Packing up camp: Dealing with overnight rain, drying gear, and preparing to move despite fog. Emphasis on the upcoming three passes and their difficulty." 3:00 - 4:00,1m,"Starting the ascent: Crossing an unnamed pass around 5,000m, views of valleys, and reflections on the remote, border-adjacent terrain near Tibet." 4:00 - 5:00,1m,"Reaching the first intermediate pass (~5,000m): Admiring the beautiful valley views, noting the need to camp earlier, and pointing out the path to the main pass." 5:00 - 6:00,1m,"Altitude check and continued climb: Confirming ~5,000m elevation, describing the snowy landscape (recent snowfall), and questioning route names like ""Yala.""" 6:00 - 7:00,1m,"Approaching the border area: Observations of stone markers possibly indicating the Nepal-Tibet border, views of distant villages like Safe Sundo (Ward 7)." 7:00 - 8:00,1m,"Navigating challenging terrain: Describing steep climbs, nail-like rock formations, and the comparative difficulty of Gyanzen La versus other passes." 8:00 - 9:00,1m,"Final push to the summit: Steep uphill sections, reflections on villager warnings about the route's challenges." 9:00 - 10:00,1m,"Summit arrival at Nyingma Gyanzen La (5,563m): Excitement over panoramic views, cold winds, and quick altitude confirmation." 10:00 - 11:00,1m,"At the top: Windy conditions, brief rest, and overview of the descent path." 11:00 - 12:00,1m,"Beginning descent: Heading north towards Pung Kharka, noting the 4km downhill and visible paths." 12:00 - 13:00,1m,"Mid-descent: Altitude drop to ~5,400m, steep slopes, and route observations." 13:00 - 14:00,1m,"Lower descent: Reaching ~5,000m, gentle slopes, and crossing Gyanzen La officially. Preview of upcoming Yala Pass." 14:00 - 15:00,1m,"Final downhill to camp: Steep drop to ~4,400m, filling water at a river, and setting up tent after 18km trek." 15:00 - 16:00,1m,"Camp setup at Pung Kharka: Fatigue from the day, recap of the route (climb to 5,563m, 5km descent), and plans for Yala Pass tomorrow." 16:00 - End,~10s,