Everest Three High Passes Trekking
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Group Discounts |
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| 1 Pax. | US$ 2280 P/P |
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| 2-4 Pax. | US$ 2200 P/P |
| 5-7 Pax. | US$ 2100 P/P |
| 8-10 Pax. | US$ 2000 P/P |
| 11-14 Pax. | US$ 1850 P/P |
| Over 15 Pax. | US$ 1712 P/P |
Everest Three High Passes Trekking Highlights
- The trail leads you through the Everest Three High Passes Trekking in the Everest area: Renjo La Pass (5420 meters), Cho-La Pass (5420 meters), and Kongma-La Pass (5535 meters).
- The trail is combined with the Everest Three High Passes Trekking.
- The trek through the Everest Three High Passes Trekking goes over beautiful glaciers and rocky trails.
- The trail takes you through the highest glacier on Earth, Khumbu Glacier (4900m).
- The trek is one of the most adventure-filled and thrilling trips around the Everest area.
- You will get to witness a mesmerizing panoramic view from Kala Patthar (5,555m)
- Brief Overview of the trek to the Everest Three High Passes Trekking
Overview of Everest Three High Passes Trekking
Everest Three High Passes Trekking, Nepal is a trekkers’ paradise. The home of the highest peak in the world.
Mt. Everest offers thrilling adventures to the Himalayas. Thousands of tourists travel every year to Trek along the Himalayas of Nepal. One of the popular routes in Nepal is the Everest Three High Pass trek route. The Trek around the Everest region is an adventure of a lifetime.
It is sure to mesmerize you with its beauty and thrills.
The Everest Three High Pass trek is one of the most adventure-filled and thrilling. The Trek around Nepal’s Everest region brings you a daring challenge and rewarding experience. The Trek takes you through the three mighty passes of the Everest region. The three Everest High Passes are:
- Renjo La Pass (5420 meters)
- Cho-La Pass (5420 meters)
- Kongma-La Pass (5535 meters)
The Everest 3 High Passes Trek is a popular trekking destination in Sagarmatha National Park. The national park covers an area of 443 mi² (1,148km²) and is at an altitude of 8,848.86 m around Mount Everest. The Everest Three High Passes trek is regarded as one of the most challenging treks in the Everest region.
You will pass through the three high-altitude passes of the Kongma-La pass (5545 M), Cho La pass (5420 M), and Renjo-La pass (5446 M). The Trek brings incredible scenes and close picturesque views of the magical mountains on the Mount Everest Himalayan range, including Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Amadablam, Mt. Pumari, Mt. Thamserku, and many others.
Adventures through glaciers and Lakes
Similarly, you will have amazing adventures as you pass through numerous glaciers and lakes. You will also pass through the rocky and sloppy hillside, the beautiful settlement of Sherpa ethnic groups famous for their bravery in climbing majestic mountains.
Furthermore, as you go through the lush jungles, you will explore Buddhist monasteries in the Khumbu region and the many different species of birds, flora, and fauna.
Finally, you will reach the top of the majestic high mountains of the Everest region. The High Passes Trekking trail is a well-developed trekking route in Sagarmatha national park, where you will have many places to rest.
The best trekking season of the three high passes of Everest is Spring (March to July) and Autumn (September to December). The moderate temperature in these seasons guarantees impressive views throughout the trip. Most of the time, it will be easy to cross every pass during the time.
Even though it is considered a challenging trekking destination in the Everest region, you can easily cross the passes with guides and porters as long as you are physically fit throughout the High Passes Trekking in 2023 and 2024.
Itinerary of Everest Three High Passes Trekking
The Everest 3 Passes Trekking is an adventure. Still, a challenging detailed itinerary is given for the best season of the year; March to June and September to December are the best trekking seasons in Three Passes. The trekking trails lead you to three passes: Kongma La, Cho La, and Renjo La. Every access is over 5000 meters from sea level.
Everest Three High Passes Trekking is a 20-day round trip from Kathmandu and two days of traveling by small plane to Lukla and back to Kathmandu. You will have a lovely lodge / Tea house along with the three passes trekking on Everest. However, have a look at the itinerary for your Everest holidays.
So, by the way, here are 20 days itinerary, But it is just a guideline for your holidays. Feel comfortable letting us know about your holidays, and we will rewrite them according to your time frame.
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Day:01 Pick up from International Airport
Nepal is a small country in the world, and it is also a small airport as well. However, we will pick you up at the international airport and drop you off at the hotel by car, van, or Bus, depending on the group size.
It would help if you let us know about your flight arrival details.
Note: You know what? Local sim cards and money exchange are available at the Tribhuvan international airport.
02
Day:02 Fly to Lukla and Trek to Phakding
Yes, We suggest an earlier flight to Lukla from Kathmandu; of course, we must also start driving to the domestic airport earlier.
You will check-Inn after boarding at the Domestic airport. Similarly, you will also have a small plane; 16 people can fly at once without a crew.
It will have a 45-minute flight by the scenic Himalayan range of Langtang, Sisha Panama, and Maha Langur Himalayan range.
However, you have breakfast at the Lukla and 3-hour trek to Phakding via, Chheplung, Thado Koshi Gain, and Ghat. You will have a great view of Mt. Kusum Kangkaru along the way to Phakding,
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Day:03 Trek to Namche Bazaar
Have a warm breakfast at the guest house and continue towards Namche Bazer; it usually takes 5 hours, including a short break and lunch.
The Everest Three High Passes Trekking trail follows the Dud Koshi River and the rhododendron forest, and we should cross the suspension bridges several times.
You can have a closer view of Mt. Thamserku from Banker. The altitude of Thamserku is 6608 Meters. There will be Sagarmatha national park check post at the Jorsale.
Have lunch right after lunch and continue to Namche Bazaar overnight at the Hotel.
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Day:04 Acclimatization at Namche Bazaar.
Yes, it is another excellent day; acclimatizes higher and sleeps lower.
Explore the Sagarmatha National Museum and Mountain climbing museum at the beginning of the day and hike to the Everest viewpoint with a bottle of drinking water and a camera.
You may have incredible scenery during the day. However, we will explore the Khumjung village, School, Yak farm, and monastery.
After exploration, trek back to the Namche Bazaar and stay overnight at the Hotel.
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Day:05 Trek to Tyangboche
Start walking to Tyangboche right after breakfast. It will take 5 hours from Namche to Tyangboche, including lunch and a short break.
You will have a beautiful view of Mt. Amadablam, Mt. Everest, Mt. Thamserku, Mt. Tabuchi, and Mt. Kusum Kangkaru along the trekking trail of Everest’s three high passes.
The trekking trail follows through, Kyangjuma, Phunki Tenga, and Tyangboche. We will have warm lunch at the Phunki Tenga right after the cross-bridge.
We need to hike a switch-back trail through the rhododendron and pine forest. It is a beautiful hiking trail. If you are lucky enough, you will have a chance to see wild animals along the route.
Get into the Hotel/ Lodge overnight at the Tyangboche.
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Day:06 Trek to Dingboche
Dingboche and Pangbouche are other sherpa settlements with carp and animals.
Of course, the Views are brilliant; You may have a chance to explore with local people and look around carp’s fields. However, every farmer grows potatoes only.
It is another 4/5 walking hours to get into the Dingboche from Tyangboche, including lunch hours, But the trekking trail is easygoing.
However, lunch will be at Somare village, the last village before Dingboche.
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Day:07 Acclimatization at Dingboche.
Dingboche is the Everest Base Camp’s center point, Island Peak, and Everest Three High Passes Trekking.
Dingboche is already 4410 meters from Sea level. But, the acclimatization point is still higher.
We need to hike up to 5616 meters, called Nangkar Tshang. The Viewpoint (Nangkar Tshang) is one of the best views of the trip.
You can see many different mountains and Lakes from the top of the peak. ( you need to have some dry fruits and drinking water, and pack lunch with you for the day hike) after exploration, you will be decent to the Dingboche for the overnight.
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Day:08 Trek to Chhukung
Hit the trail after a warmer breakfast, as usual. The trekking trail between Dingboche to Chhukung is a gentle climb up.
It will take 4 hours, nearly 500 meters higher than Dingboche.
We will have lunch, dinner, and breakfast at the same lodge the next day.
The views of the Himalayas are supper from early morning to late evening. It would help if you had suns cream with you almost constantly.
However, you will get into the lodge and enjoy sunny dining for the rest of the day. Overnight at the guest house / Tea house.
09
Day:09 Trek to Lobuche via Kongma- La pass
We are heading for Everest Three High Passes, trekking from Kathmandu. Similarly, it is the Kongma-La pass from Chhkung, which is the first pass of the trip. (Everest Three High Passes Trekking)
We should start the trip early morning with a headlamp and pack lunch with us; it is 8 hours trip. Five hours to get to the top and 3 hours to descend to Lobuche.
But the view from the Kongma-La pass is very nice. However, you will enjoy it overnight at the Lobuche Lodge.
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Day:10 Trek to Everest Base Camp and Gorakshep
After a long pass, continue towards on highest base Camp in the world. (Everest Base Camp) to start early morning from Lobuche, it will take 3 hours to get into Gorakshep.
Similarly, have lunch at the Gorakshep, and continue towards the Everest Base Camp.
Trek to Everest Base Camp (5364m altitude), Explore at the Base Camp, and return to Gorakshep (5184m); Gorakshep is the last place to get Lodge before the Base Camp. Overnight at the Lodge in Gorakshep.
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Day:11 Kalapathar and trek to Dzongla
It is the other highest viewpoint of trekking, called Kalapathar (5550m.) Which is not a mountain.
It is the best viewpoint of the trip. You can see all the Everest Himalayan ranges, including Everest Base Camp.
However, Morning is the best way to see the Himalayas with golden sunrise. It takes 2 hours to get to the top of Kalapathar from the Gorakshep and 30 minutes back.
We need to descend to the Dzongla from Gorakshep after breakfast. It takes another 5 hours in total, including lunch at the Lobuche. Overnight at the tea house in Dzongla.
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Day:12 Trek to Thangnang via Cho-la pass
Cho-La pass is the second high pass of the trip. The Cola Pass (5420m) is a bit harder than the Kongma La Pass due to an icy hiking trail.
The trail is dangerous by the crevasses; you should walk through the left side of the trail. However, We should leave the Dzongla early morning with a headlamp or lights.
It usually takes 5 hours to get on top and another 3 hours to get to Thangnang. We should go because full due to slippery trails.
We should have packed lunch, power bars, energy nuts, and plenty of drinking water during the Pass.
You will feel like a Superman while getting on top of Chola with super views of Amadablam, Cho Oyu, and the Everest Himalayan chain.
Yes, it would be best if you struggled, but beautiful scenery along the Everest Three High Passes Trekking.
Overnight at the lodge in Thangnang with a warm dinner.
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Day:13 Trek to Gokyo
Yes, still a challenge to cross one of the longest glaciers in the Khumbu region after a warm breakfast.
Today is not the too far trekking destination to Gokyo Lake, but we have to work on the glaciers; as you know, the glaciers change their shape every year, and the trekking trails.
Between Thangnang to Gokyo Valley, there are not any lodges; you need to have drinking water with you.
You will have Lunch when you get to Gokyo. There are a few more lakes, Gokyo Lake I, II, and III; however, your lodge will be in front of Gokyo Lake, But Gokyo Lake IV and V are a bit farther than Gokyo I.
You will have a chance to explore after Lunch at the first couple of Lakes in Gokyo. Overnight in the Gokyo with Dinner.
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Day:14 Explore at Gokyo Ri
After breakfast, we climb to Gokyo Ri for the supper view of the Cho-Oyu, Makalu, and Everest Himalayan range, including Mount Everest. The Gokyo Ri is a short day hiking peak, which we will complete within a 4-hour trip from Gokyo. It is (5360m) high from sea level.
After exploring the Gokyo Ri peak, descend to the Hotel at the Gokyo. Have lunch and rest during the day. We will explore Gokyo Lake in the afternoon; The Lake is enormous.
It has covered 43 meters, has a width of 855m, a length of 1000 m, and is 43 meters deep. Have dinner and overnight at the Gokyo.
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Day:15 Trek to Lumde via Renjo-La pass
Yes, I enjoyed the view from Koma-La Pass, Everest Base Camp, Kalapathar, Chola Pass, and Gokyo Ri last few days ago.
But, we must pass Renjo-la now; it is 5360 meters from sea level and Trek to Lumde 4380m. Typically, it takes 4 hours to get on top of Renjola and another 3 hours to get into Lumde Valley.
You can see many mountains from different angles, including Mount Everest, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and all ranges. However, we must have a packed lunch and plenty of power bars, nuts, and drinking water.
If you want to go farther near the Tibet border, you may go the Tibet border; you may go. However, Have dinner and overnight at the tea house.
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Day:16 Trek to Thame
Thame is a small Buddhist Village; While we head off from Lumde, it takes 5 hours to get into Thame. The Hiking trail is more accessible.
You may have drinking water with you during the day.
However, you may have a great chance to explore the Buddhist monastery around the Thame. Have Dinner and stay overnight at the Hotel in Thame.
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Day:17 Trek to Monjo
Trek to Manjo is Five Hours in total, But From Thame to Namche is three hours, and the same way trek back to Manjo from Namche Bazaar.
The Trekking trail is more accessible than the first part of the trekking from Namche Bazar. However, the Himalayan view is the supper.
Have lunch at the Namche Bazaar and continue towards the Manjo village. Dinner and overnight at the Manjo.
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Day:18 Trek to Lukla
Have Breakfast at the Manjo in the morning and hit the trail to Lukla via, Phakding, Ghat, and Chhopulung.
It will take five hours, including lunch hours. You may have lunch at the Phakding or Chhuplung and continue to the Lukla.
Check in Hotel and have a fresh yourself. But the guide will reconfirm the flight tickets to fly into Kathmandu the next day.
However, it is the last night of trekking; you may enjoy it with your crew in the Hotel.
But we hope you do not stay till late at night because you should fly out early the next day—dinner and overnight at the Hotel in Lukla.
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Day:19 Fly to Kathmandu.
We are used to staying near the airport of Lukla, having breakfast in the Hotel at Lukla, and having a 5-minute walk to the airport with all our luggage.
With its beautiful Himalayan landscape, you will have around a 45-minute flight from Lukla to Kathmandu.
Our car will be at the domestic airport to drive you to the hotel in Kathmandu. You will be accessible in your hotel;
If you are interested in exploring the heritage sites of Pashupatinath, and Bouddhanath, by car, please let us know; we will provide you with a vehicle, driver, and tour guide for the day trip. (options)
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Day:20 Back to suite Home.
Yes, Have a warm breakfast in the Hotel in Kathmandu and check out the hotel from Kathmandu by car/van. Our airport representative will drop you off at the Tribhuvan international airport of Kathmandu.
Note: If your flight is late at night or afternoon, let us know because the hotel check-out time is Noon.
Wish you have a pleasant journey ahead. Please let us know your feedback on the trekking and what you have done.
Most Asked Questions by Travellers
Yes, of course, we have airport representatives who will pick you up upon your arrival and drop you off on the day of departure at the airport.
Yes, every nationality requires Visa, except Indian citizens, to enter Nepal. It is effortless to obtain a visa.
You can apply for a visa at the Nepali consulate office in your respective country or get your visa when you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Nepal.
Of course, you need to have a valid passport, two passport-size photos, and bear the fixed charges for the visa.
The best way to apply for a visa is at the Nepalese diplomatic missions in your country. Otherwise, you can also get it from the Immigration office at the entry points upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Yes, you can extend your visa if you wish to stay in Nepal with a fixed-term visa extension at the Department of Immigration.
You can visit the Immigration Department in Kathmandu or Pokhara and extend the visa for another 30 days. The visa charge is US$ 50/- more or less.
The visa can be extended for 120 days; an additional 30 days visa may be granted on reasonable grounds from the Immigration Office.
Nevertheless, tourists cannot stay in Nepal under tourist visas for more than 150 increasing days.
Nepal is a popular tourist destination in South Asia. Several Airlines have direct and non-stop flights from London, Paris, Frankfurt, Doha, Osaka, Shanghai, Moscow, Bangkok, Singapore, Hong Kong, Karahi, Bombay, Delhi, Calcutta, Paro, Dhaka, Lhasa, and Varanasi.
Or you may travel overland from New Delhi, Bhutan, and Tibet.
We have all sorts of hotels in Kathmandu, from non-stars to 5 stars hotels. We can book one as per your requirements and budget for you.
But, during the trek, we provide you with a guest house called a tea house. The tea house is more like a Hotel with hot showers, western food, and private rooms (twin sharing).
In this arrangement, overnight halts with dinner and breakfast will be in Tea houses (Lodges) and Lunch in local restaurants en route.
You can interact with local communities when you stay in local lodges.
Well, it is between 20 to 30kg. Two clients can hire one porter to carry the essential items for the trek.
The backpack weight of each client cannot be more than 15 kg as it will then exceed the weight standard. It is best to bring two backpacks with you.
A day pack for yourself to carry your water bottle, favorite snack bars, and the bigger pack (duffel) that the porter will carry.
You can visit anytime around the year, but the best time for trekking, tour, or mountaineering is from the beginning of September to the end of December and the beginning of March to the end of June.
During January and February, we only recommend low-altitude trekking areas (lower than 2000m) where you can have tours or jungle safaris because the weather at this time of year is freezing for higher-altitude trekking.
Different kinds of equipment are required in different trekking routes.
Therefore, we request you to check the equipment lists or email us so that we can let you know about the equipment we can arrange for you and the ones you need to get from your respective country.
We expect to walk 4 to 5 hours every day. But it depends on your walking speed as well.
All our itineraries are flexible, so we can always rearrange our schedule as per your needs.
During your trek, we provide you with sleeping bags and down jackets at the Tea House / Lodge. We provide tents, mattresses, and kitchen equipment for the camping trek.
All the items are of good quality. You can bring trekking shoes, poles, personal equipment, and climbing equipment.
But remember that different kinds of equipment are required on different trekking routes. We request you to email us first.
We do not say you must be a marathon runner or have proper training, but you better be healthy.
Depending on your walking speed, we may have to trek for 4 to 5 hours, including short and lunch breaks.
We suggest you book the trekking and tour six months earlier. Sometimes, the plane tickets for Kathmandu or Lukla to Kathmandu may be sold out already, creating problems.
Therefore, book as early as possible so we can arrange your domestic flight tickets, guide, and porter in advance.
We humbly request you to keep in touch frequently after booking.
We also do a book on your arrival, but it will be at your own risk.
You can book for tours or trekking from anywhere in the world. You can make a booking easily online through our website.
You can also contact our office by phone, email, or WhatsApp at +977 9851033819. We suggest you email us for further information if you are unsure how to book the trip.
Yes, we do accept Mastercard, visa cards, and American Express, but you need to cover another 4% extra on your total amount for the commission of Nepali Bank.
We have an ATM to withdraw a certain amount every day. You can withdraw Nepali rupees of the equivalent amount of US$ 300/- you must consult with your bank before traveling to Nepal. But the cheque is not accepted.
Yes, please; we need 20% advance for booking confirmation, including your passport copy and a picture through the mail.
Please provide us with a money transfer slip when paying in advance.
Well, yes, Wi-Fi is available but on your request only. It is not free, and you need to pay.
But every lodge has solar electricity to recharge your Camera and mobile.
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