Lakpa Dendy Sherpa
Lakpa Dendy Sherpa, born in the Kharikhola a village in lower Everest region, has more than 7 years of experience guiding trekkers and climbers across the Himalayas. Known for his steady leadership and technical skills, he has led expeditions on both trekking and climbing routes, including several 6,000-meter peaks.
Beyond logistics and safety, Lakpa is deeply passionate about storytelling—sharing legends of the mountains, Sherpa spiritual traditions, and ecological knowledge. With a strong commitment to sustainability, he partners with conservation groups to protect fragile alpine ecosystems. His professionalism, patience, and friendly spirit make him a trusted companion for adventurers from around the world.
What places and activities do you specialize in?
"I specialize in technical trekking peaks like Lobuche East, Island Peak, and Yala Peak, as well as high-altitude trekking routes such as the Everest Three Passes and Rolwaling–Tashi Lapcha crossing. I also enjoy guiding cultural treks in Solukhumbu and Dolpo, offering travelers a mix of mountain adventure and remote cultural immersion."
How did you get involved in travel?
"My father worked as a Guide in lower Everest region, and I grew up listening to his stories of the Himalayan trails. Inspired, I joined the trekking profession in my late teens. I took advanced training in mountaineering, rescue, and high-altitude safety, which allowed me to lead groups confidently. Guiding became not only my career but also my passion."
Please share a unique travel experience you will never forget.
"One unforgettable trip was guiding a group on the Tashi Lapcha Pass. The weather turned challenging with sudden snow, but our teamwork, trust, and determination carried us through. Reaching the pass at dawn with golden light on Gauri Shankar was magical—moments like that stay with me forever."