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Breakfast in Kathmandu & Full meals on a trek
All breakfast and one special farewell dinner with the official team in Kathmandu. Full board meals during the trek, you can pick up any items from the menu provided at the lodges but we do suggest you to be vegetarian.
Kathmandu/Kathmandu
Flight and Private Transport
Private transport for airport transfers and city tours and Regular flights to Lukla and return. If the flight is delayed then a helicopter is an option to Lukla and return which costs USD350 extra.
Hotel and Lodge
3 Star Standard hotel in Kathmandu (Hotel Apsara Boutique or Hotel Yatri Suits & Spa), 5 nights attached toilet with Hot Showers on the trek.
6-7 hours walking each day
5,550mt/18208ft
166 KM/130 Miles
Challenging
March to May & September to November
To be more specific, the Everest region of Nepal offers a challenging and thrilling trekking experience on the Everest Three High Passes Trek. As the name suggests, you will cross three challenging mountains on this Everest 3 high passes trek: Kongma La (5,535m), Cho La (5,420m), and Renjo La (5,360m). These passes offer spectacular views of the Himalayas, especially when viewed from different angles on this tour.
Trekking over the Everest Three High Passes allows you to discover the Everest region's hidden gems. The journey also especially features visits to the Nangpa La Valley, the monastery of Thame, and the ethnic Sherpa village of Marlung. Also, this trek covers not just the passes but also excursions to well-known locations like Gokyo Ri and Everest Base Camp, which offer the ideal viewpoint positions for up-close views of the tallest peaks in the world.
The Everest Three High Passes Trek is not for the faint of heart. It demands a high level of physical fitness, as well as the ability to adapt to the challenges of high-altitude trekking. For those seeking excitement and adventure in the Himalayas, this trek will undeniably be a perfect thing. Undoubtedly, the trail is challenging and will put your stamina to the test. But on top of it, The Everest Three Passes Trek also passes through several lovely valleys and charming villages where you can interact with the local people and forget the challenge for a while. In this tough adventure, you will be experiencing the customs, culture, and distinct way of life frequently everywhere you go.
It's your first day in the Himalayan country. When you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will greet you with a pleasant welcome to you. Afterward, based on the size of your group, we will promptly transport you in our private car to the chosen hotel. Take some time to relax at the hotel do shopping and prepare for the trek. The tour briefing and introduction of the trek leader will be taking place in the evening. Overnight in the hotel.
3 Star Hotel
Today is the first day of your journey. Your day starts in our private vehicle at the Domestic Airport for Lukla's flight. Your flights are always in the morning so you will have to carry takeaway breakfast which you can open up in Lukla and eat while enjoying the views of the Himalayas. The Kathmandu to Lukla flight will take approximately 35 minutes. Thereafter your arrival, our Sherpa staff will greet you and assist your luggage to the hotel where you will spend 40 minutes before the hike. We begin our trekking adventure through the town and down the gorgeously stone-paved route that passes by typical Sherpa settlements, green valleys, and the Dudh Koshi River until we arrive at Phakding village.
If your flight is on time you will arrive at Phakding by lunchtime and after rest, you will be hiking up to the monastery which is located on the top of the hill. This is an acclimatization hike that helps to adjust your body to altitude. As a rule, you always climb high and sleep low. Overnight in a lodge at Phakding.
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
We start our journey with a walk to the stunning Sherpa hamlet beside the Dudh Koshi River. After crossing a sequence of suspension bridges, the trail ascends to the settlement of Jorsalle, which serves as the entry point to Sagarmatha National Park. From here we proceed to Namche Bazaar.
Before arriving in Namche Bazaar, you can then take in the first views of Mt Everest and Lhotse. Situated at the entry point to the Everest region, Namche Bazaar is a charming mountain town featuring everything that one might want, including banks, stores, restaurants, and spectacular views of the Himalayas. Overnight in the lodge in Namche Bazzar.
Hotel with Attached Bathroom & Hot Shower
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Your day has been set aside for the higher altitude acclimatization process today. To provide you with enough sleep and prevent you from experiencing altitude sickness in the upcoming days, we will be staying at Namche Bazaar. Following lunch, we'll take a little climb in the direction of the Everest View Hotel to get up-close looks at Mt. Ama Dablam (6,812 m) and an in-depth look at the tallest mountains in the world, including Mt. Everest.
After that, we return to Namche, rest, and spend the remaining hours of the day exploring the lovely town. You might have lots of opportunities to learn about the customs, culture, and traditional ways of life of the Sherpa people on this day.
Hotel with Attached Bathroom & Hot Shower
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
At Namche, we start our day with breakfast. The trail then climbs sharply through breathtaking forests, astounding towns, and breathtaking vistas of the Himalayas, including Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, and many more. We keep walking in the direction of Sansa and Kenjoma Hamlet to go to Phunki Tanga. Following lunchtime at Phunki, we ascend sharply over the pine forest to reach the Tengboche settlement.
The stunning settlement of Tengboche is located in the Everest region and offers a picturesque location with up-close views of Ama Dablam, the highest mountain in the world. One of the main attractions of the journey will be our visit to the well-known Tengboche monasteries, which are the largest and oldest Buddhist centers. Here, we will nurture our spirits with every day praying Buddhist monks.
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Our journey starts today with a short walk that takes us through a beautiful rhododendron forest, leading to the settlement of Pangboche. Our trial goes via numerous Chortens, characteristic villages, and Mani walls. We arrive at the village of Orsho—the route that divides the journey to Pheriche and Dingboche—after crossing the Imja Khola and traversing the bridges.
We pass through the Imja Valley after taking in the magnificent sights of Ama Dablam. To go to the Dingboche, we keep walking toward the Imja Valley. It's a charming community with immaculately manicured fields where locals produce potatoes, barley, and other crops. Another name for Dingboche is the entry point for Island Peak Climbing.
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Another day set aside for proper recovery on the high-altitude trek is today. To guarantee proper adjustment at a high altitude, we halt here. You must continue to be active and avoid altitude sickness in the upcoming days when walking at high elevations.
We will walk to Nagarjun Peak after a late breakfast, from where we will get breathtaking views of numerous impressive peaks, including Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, Makalu, Lhotse, Island Peak, Cho-Oyu, Cholatse, Taboche, and many more.
We also wander through the lovely village of Dingboche. We have a chance to rest and unwind after lunch.
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
We begin our day at Dingboche with breakfast. We head out for a wonderful trek into the picturesque village of Chukkung to start our day. The stunning alpine terrain is gradually crossed by the hike. Views of the Himalayas, including Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Island Peak (Imjatse), Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and Kwangde Peak, are available along the route to Chukkung. Chukkung is renowned as the Imjatese Valley as well. We arrive at the stunning Chukkung lodge for Lunch. After sometime rest, we will walk up to the Chukung ri (Climg high sleep low) and back down for overnight.
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
One of the hardest and most thrilling initial passes of your daring journey is today's Kongma la Pass. We start our day at the lodge with breakfast. Here we make sure we get enough sleep before making our way across the valley and uphill to the famous Kongma La Pass.
We descend near the Khumbu glacier moraines as we cautiously make our way over this daring route. You could get lost or run into trouble when traversing the high-altitude route on glaciers. So, pay attention to our advice to avoid any issues. Following the pass, the trail heads north across the Khumbu glacier and into Lobuche. It is the hardest part of the trek and is the final descent. Overnight at the lodge in Lobuche.
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Today is the most crucial day of our journey, as we approach the Everest Base Camp (EBC). After breakfast at Lobuche, we begin our day with a stroll uphill for a couple of hours. The trail then ascends steeply for a little distance to the Gorak Shep. It is a tiny Sherpa hamlet close to Mount Everest. Once we get at Gorak Shep, we store all of our luggage here and relax.
Following lunch, we set off with great anticipation in the direction of Mt. Everest Base Camp, traversing tiny pebbles, brief elevation changes, and snow-covered hills along the way. We are treated to breathtaking vistas of the magnificent Himalayas, including Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Pumori, Ama Dablam, and many more peaks after we arrive at our Everest Base Camp. We will look at the Khumbu glacier and ice fall at our pace, taking the best possible pictures and movies. Since there are no accommodations or tea houses at Everest Base Camp, we must return to Gorak Shep after enjoying ourselves immensely and feeling awestruck beneath the highest mountain in the world.
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
We get up early today to ascend Kalapatthar (5,545 m), one of the best viewing sites in the Everest region. 360-degree panoramic vistas of snow-capped mountains, including Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Pumori, Ama Dablam, and many other peaks, can be seen at sunrise from the summit of Kalapatthar.
After that, trek to Gorakshep, eat breakfast, and descend to Lobuche. As we leisurely descend to Lobuche, where we spend the night, we take in the breathtaking views of the Himalayas.
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
We start our day in Lobuche with breakfast. We hike down a route beside the Khumbu glacier from Lobuche. Along the route, we are treated to the beautiful scenery of Nuptse, Pumori, Ama Dablam, and more.
We travel past numerous Buddhist stupas and surrounding Chola Lake while passing by stone walls. For a few hours, our hike traverses the Chola Khola bridge and dips somewhat steeply before arriving in Dzongla. We stay at Dzongla, a stunning location at the foot of the Chola Pass, as there is nowhere to stay before crossing the pass.
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Another challenging and thrilling day as we continue on our daring journey and cross the second pass, Cho La pass. After breakfast atop Dzongla, our difficult day officially starts. The challenge culminates in a sharp ascent and then travels over glaciers and icy paths to traverse the daring Cho La Pass in the Everest region. We may enjoy breathtaking views of Ama Dablam and Cholatse mountains as well as the stunning Chola Lake when we reach the top of the Cho La basin.
The journey to the Thangnak settlement finally takes us across Cho La Pass. Here, the obstacles like rocky outcrops and crevasses await us. We continue our stroll towards the picturesque settlement of Gokyo after lunch. It is situated at the base of the Ngozumpa glacier. In the direction of the Gokyo Valley, the trail winds past the highest-altitude freshwater lakes, the Gokyo lakes, and stony roads.
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Another day set aside for the higher altitude acclimatization process is today. We intend to remain in Gokyo to get enough sleep. Following breakfast, we will ascend Gokyo RI, one of the Everest region's best viewpoints. A vibrant, fluttering Buddhist prayer flag covers the summit of Gokyo Ridge, offering breathtaking 360-degree views of the world's tallest mountains, including Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and so on.
The spectacular lakes of the Everest region and the pinnacle views of Gokyo Valley are also visible. The enormous Ngozumpa glacier, the longest in the world, is also visible. We hike down after making wonderful memories, and then we relax for the remainder of the day or can continue to 5th Lake.
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
We conquer the third and last pass on our daring journey, Renjo La pass, on this challenging and thrilling day. With incredible vistas of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Cholatse, and Taboche, we begin our hike early today and continue the trail until the end of Gokyo Lake before crossing Renjo la Pass.
One of the challenging passes on this exciting journey is this one. As we ascend the pass, we are treated to a breathtaking view of Mt. Cho Oyu and the surrounding peaks. Once we cross the pass, we walk around the frozen ponds below Renjo la. Then we descend to the little Sherpa town of Lungdeng, where we will have lunch. We then carry on walking till we arrive at the lovely settlement of Marlung.
Lodge
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
We have breakfast at Marlung and then start our day. Our path crosses the Bhote Koshi River and heads into the Langmuche Khola valley. Up till we reach Thame village, we descend via breathtaking Sherpa villages, historic Buddhist monasteries, and uncommon lifestyles, cultures, and customs of the Sherpa and Tibetan peoples.
We will visit the well-known ancient Thame monastery after eating lunch at Thame. Since the Mani Rimdu festival, the primary celebration for the Sherpa people takes place in the middle of May each year, Thame is a popular destination for hikers.
After that, we make our way to Namche Bazaar, where we will spend the night.
Hotel with Attached Bathroom & Hot Shower
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
The expedition in the Himalayan region is coming to an end today. We have breakfast to start the day. We stroll through the Jorsale-Sagarmatha National Park entry gate, trekking permit, and TIMS checking point after making a gentle descent via the Hillary bridge that crosses the Dudh Koshi River.
After that, the lovely village of Monjo is gradually reached on our hike. Following lunch in Phakding, we continue our journey across more suspension bridges, a forest of pine and rhododendrons, a beautiful village, prayer stones, and flags as we make our way to Lukla, the Everest Region's entrance. We celebrate our successful journey's end when we arrive in Lukla and have our final meal with the crew and porters.
Hotel with Attached Bathroom & Hot Shower
Breakfast, Lunch & dinner
If you are satisfied enough with your Sherpa porters' services, you can express your gratitude to them today as this is your last day with them. After that, we board to aircraft back to Kathmandu or we may have to fly into Ramechap and drive to. Kathmandu. We will host an official farewell dinner in Kathmandu which is to gather feedback and share your experience. If you. want to take this evening privately then do let us know. Overnight in Kathmandu.
3 Star Hotel
Breakfast & Dinner
Today, in the home of the Himalayas, our daring journey comes to an end. Trekking in Everest Three High Pass with our magnificent service ends as we transfer you to Tribhuvan International Airport for one last time. With a joyful greeting and the hope to see you again in Nepal, our representative guides you to the airport.
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The best and suggested times to trek to Everest Base Camp are mid-September to mid-December (Autumn) and March to late May (Spring). However, this trek is possible year-round. We suggest you trek during the best time of year but we can organize if you need to trek during the monsoon or winter. During the winter it can be done with proper winter gear.
March/April/May/June (Spring)
During springtime, the average temperature is 20°C (68°F), with a high of 25°C (77°F) during clear days and a low of – 15°C (5°F) overnight above 4000 meters.
July/August through early-September (Monsoon)
During the monsoon, the average temperature is 22°C (71.6°F), with a high of 30°C (86°F) during clear days and a low of- 5°C (23°F) overnight above 4000 meters.
Mid-September/October/November (Autumn)
The average temperature in autumn is 17°C (62.6°F), with a high of 20°C (68°F) during clear days and a low of – 15°C (5°F) overnight above 4000 meters.
December/January/February (Winter)
The average temperature is 10°C (50°F), with a high of 17°C (62.6°F) during clear days and a low of – 20°C (- 4°F) overnight above 4000 meters.
Yes, you need a sleeping bag sleeping bags rated -10°C (14°F) to -20°C (- 4°F) as per the trekking season you plan. Also, our guide can provide you with an extra blanket if needed at the teahouses. It is always good to have a liner which you can buy here in Kathmandu or you can bring from home.
Yes, on this trek you do require Crampons. There will be ice on the trail to Renjo la, Cho la, and Kang Ma la.
Yes, you can buy gear in Kathmandu at a better price than your home but quality may not be the same. There are some branded items like Rab, North Face, Black Yak, Marmot, etc. There are local brands as well. You can rent sleeping bags and down jackets but the other items you need to buy.
It is suggested to follow our standard itinerary. However, you can walk faster and finish the trek earlier but it is your own risk. Due to the altitude issue, we have designed our itinerary and strongly suggest you follow it.
It depends on timing, weather conditions, and your health condition. In general, you will be spending 30 minutes at the Everest base camp. However, you can spend more if time permits or if your health, and weather condition is good. This is what you and your guide decide
Yes, you can go to Kalapatther and Gokyo Ri for sunset but it will be cold after the sun goes down. In general, many people go for sunrise. You can do both if you want to.
No, we do not carry oxygen on this trek. Because there is oxygen available in the lodges and you can use it if needed at extra cost.
If you get sick, we will take you down if you can walk. Or you can take a horse down (you need to pay extra for a horse ride). If you have basic altitude symptoms then we will stop for the day and see how you feel. If you feel better then we will continue up otherwise we will take you down. If you are serious then we will take you down by helicopter either in Lukla or Kathmandu.
If you need to take a helicopter rescue down to Kathmandu then we will coordinate with a helicopter company who will deal with your insurance.
Unfortunately, you cannot buy insurance here in Nepal. You need to buy from your home country that should cover trip cancelation, trip interruption, helicopter evacuation, medical and health expenses, etc.
Tipping is not in our culture but guides, Sherpa, and porter expect tipping. You can tip at the end of the trip.
Yes, there are weight restrictions on a Lukla flight. You can carry 15kg total (10kg of your duffel bag and 5kg hand-carry bag). If you have more than that then you need to pay extra (USD 1.5 per kg)
If your flight to Lukla gets canceled then either you try the next day or pay extra for the helicopter.
The helicopter will fly in bad weather conditions as it has better visibility. But sometimes helicopters also can not fly. If you want to fly to Lukla by helicopter then you need to pay USD300-USD500 which depends on the situation.
Due to the air traffic, all Lukla flights are from and to Ramechap. Because Lukla flights are always in the morning and several international flights land at Kathmandu airport. There is only one runway in Kathmandu which causes flights on hold. During the main season (Mid -March to mid-May and October to Mid -November all Lukla flight operates from Ramnechap.
There are shared tourist vehicles provided from and to Ramechap. They depart at 2 am from Kathmandu for Ramechap and on return after your flight, shared tourist vehicles are standing in Ramechap for Kathmandu. It is 5 hours drive.
Yes, you can have a private vehicle to Ramechap and back if you want at an extra cost.
Your guide will pick you up from Kathmandu airport upon your arrival. He will be holding a paper with our company and your name on it. You need to carefully look for your name. My guide will assist you to the hotel in Kathmandu.
Yes, we will arrange private transport for you.
Yes, all of our guides speak English fluently. Do not expect a guide as a native speaker but good enough for Nepalese standards. Besides English, our guide speaks Spanish.
Yes, our Guides are certified and have a Government certificate. Also, first aid trained, skilled, and has leading capacity with knowledge of locals.
Yes, we do have our staff yearly insured. Also, we do provide full trekking gear initial phase and they are well-equipped.
We will provide you with a porter who will carry your bag. We do have a 2:1 porter ratio (1 porter for each 2 people).
Porter will carry 25kg (12.5kg each).
Yes, you can have your porter which costs USD25 per day.
Yes, we do provide you with a duffel bag. Your entire trekking gear will go into the duffel bag which the porter will carry.
Yes, you can leave your suitcase either in our office or in the hotel. The hotel in Kathmandu has a free luggage store room. We can help you with this.
On a trek, we do offer mid-range accommodation. First three nights and last two nights you will have attached bathroom and hot shower. But the rest of the lodges do not offer a hot shower with an attached toilet. There are common shared inhouse toilets. Rooms are twin a sharing basis and they are pretty clean. We can offer Luxury lodges on this trek but the cost may vary.
There are no lodges or tea houses in the Everest Base Camp. It is not legal to sleep in the base camp for those who do not have a climbing permit. Either you have to have an Everest Climbing permit or a Nuptse climbing permit to stay overnight in a tent legally.
However, during the Everest expedition season (April to June) there are several tents where you can spend a night.
Yes, you can have your private room but you need to pay an extra USD250.
Yes, you can have a hot shower till Dingboche on the way up. But we do suggest you not to have a hot shower after Namche. On the way down you can have a shower from Pheriche.
Yes, it is better to bring your own face towel and bath towel. However, there are towels in some lodges but good to have your own.
Yes, you need to buy toilet paper along the way. They won’t have toilet paper in their toilet.
Yes, you need to bring your soap for your personal use.
In the village there are rest rooms but not along the way. You need to find private spot along the way for emergency use.
There are menu available with a variety of choices. You can pick up any items as per your choice but please be vegetarians. Meats are not suggested as they are not fresh. There are bread, eggs, potatoes, rice, Pasta, noodles, pizza, macaroni, different soups, and Dal Bhat (lentil and rice with curry) available along the trek
Yes, we do serve hot and fresh food. They will start preparing and serving once you order your meal.
Not. There are veg meals available and we do suggest you go for veg meals.
No, it is not a problem. You can still have options but you must tell my guide if you are vegan.
Yes, you need to tell us what food you should not eat so our guide can let it know in the lodges.
No, you van not use running water because they are not safe. You need to boil them or purify them.
Yes, it is provided which is medicated proof and safe to drink. Our guide will carry purified tablets and add into your bottle in front of your eye.
Yes, you can buy water bottle along the way but you need to pay for that.
Yes, you can have boiled water but you need to pay extra.
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