The participants who arrived at Gauritap the night before were waiting for the sunrise while sipping kalochia in the cool morning air. Longing to see the mountains including Everest from near, they pointed the mobile camera towards Everest. Some were taking selfies with Himal and Gurras in the background, while others were capturing photos with actors like Rajesh Hamal, Captain Vijay Lama, Anichhoing Dolma and others on their cameras and mobile phones.

About 200 people active in various fields including artists, entrepreneurs, tourism workers, businessmen spent Friday and Saturday at Rumzatar of Gauritap and Okhaldhunga to promote Gauritap, a religious and tourist destination located on the border of Solukhumbu's Nechasalyan Rural Municipality and Solu Dudhkund Municipality.

The 'Spark Adventure' program organized by 'Spark Car' brought eminent personalities from various fields here. The event was organized with the aim of promoting and promoting the tourist destination which has been neglected despite its great potential. For this, they arrived at Solukhumbu in about 50 electric vehicles from Kathmandu.

'The purpose of Spark Adventure is to publicize neglected tourist destinations and promote green mobility through electric vehicles, the first edition was organized at Bhujung in Lamjung and the second edition was organized at Shailung in Dokhla. According to

director Ghimire, Gauritap is the closest destination from Kathmandu to observe Everest from close. He said that despite the infrastructure facilities such as black road, Gauritap has not become a tourist destination due to the lack of necessary publicity.

Gouritap is a religious and tourist destination at a height of three thousand meters above sea level. Laureshwar Baba, who has been in Gauritap for a long time, said that Gauritap, which is 230 kilometers from Kathmandu, is the place where Mata Gauri did penance during Satya Yuga.

"There is a popular belief that a tiger attacked a cow named 'Gauri' at the place where Mother Gauri did her penance and the cow's foot (hooves) sat on a stone, hence the name Gauritap", he said.

From Gauritap, which can be reached by four-wheeled vehicles, one can view the mountains and peaks of Gaurishankar, Lotse, Makalu, Kumbhakarna, Kanchenjunga, etc., which are more than eight thousand meters high, including Everest. There are more than two dozen types of guras found in this area with a dense forest of red guras. Religiously important Gauritap has Gauri Shankar-Ganesh Temple, Gaurigai Temple and Shiva Panchayan Temple . 

Nepali film actor Rajesh Hamal mentioned that Gauritap is a very beautiful and picturesque place and said that he is happy to come here. "We arrived here by traveling easily from Kathmandu to Gauritap, the view of the mountains including Mount Everest and the sunrise from here was very beautiful, I call on everyone for the necessary support to promote tourism here", he said.

After enjoying the previous tent camping at Gauritap, the team went down to Rumjatar in Okhaldhunga on Saturday afternoon. The team was welcomed in Rumjhatar by the representatives of the local municipality as well as the communities of Gurung, Rai, Newar. They were welcomed to the Buddhist monastery in Rumjatar and given necessary information about the monastery.