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Everest Three Pass Trek 21 Days

Everest Region
Previous PriceUSD 1500.00
Discounted PriceUSD 1455
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  • Jungle Walk
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Duration
Duration21 Days
Language
LanguageEnglish, French, Chinese
Elevation
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Tour Highlights

What makes this tour special

The Everest Three Pass Trek takes you on an extraordinary journey to the three passes: the Renjo La Pass (5360 meters), Kongma La Pass (5535 meters), and Cho La Pass (5420 meters). Along with the opportunity to get enchanted by the beauty of these high passes, you will also witness the attractions like the Gokyo Ri (5360 meters), Kalapatthar (5545 meters), the fifty lakes of Gokyo and the Everest Base Camp (5320 meters). The scenic beauty of this landscape will take your breath away. Note that you need to be in good health and physical fitness to cross these passes and take on this entire trekking journey.

From these passes, you get the opportunity to see the panoramic views of the giant peaks, namely, Mt. Lhotse (8516 meters), Mt. Cho Oyu (8201 meters), Mt. Makalu (8463 meters), and the mighty Mt. Everest (8848 meters). You will also be introduced to the beautiful rural valley of Nangpa La, the picturesque village of Thame, and the village of Marlung, which is primarily occupied by the Sherpa folks.

Itinerary

A day-by-day guide to your journey

Day1

Arrival in Kathmandu

As soon as you reach Kathmandu, you will be received by one of our staffs, as soon as you reach Kathmandu, you will be received by one of our staff who will then transfer you to your hotel, where you will receive a briefing on the three pass trek, food and lodging facility, along with the dos and don’ts of the trekking journey. 

Day2

Kathmandu to Lukla (2830 meters); head to Phakding (2610 meters); four hours

Early in the morning, we take a flight to Lukla which will be a thirty minutes fun, scenic flight. We first head to Phakding as we walk across farmlands with some ups and downs enjoying the beautiful natural surrounding. We stay at Phakding for the night.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day3

Move to Namche Bazaar (3440 meters); five hours

We resume our trekking journey as we move ahead to reach Namche Bazaar, crossing several bridges across the Dudh Koshi and walking past many interesting villages like Toc Toc, Benkar as well as Monjo as we first enter the marvellous Sagarmatha National Park. We move along the river bed for some hours and then climb uphill to reach Namche Bazaar; Namche has quite good facilities which include lodges, banks, restaurants, cyber cafes, post office, and even pub.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day4

Rest at Namche Bazaar (for acclimatization reasons)

Namche Bazaar is an ideal place to stay nearby for acclimatization since there is so much to explore; we can hike till Everest View Hotel or walk to a hilltop for savouring the panorama like Amadablam, Everest and other peaks; or we can visit the age-old museum there.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day5

Move to Tengboche (3867 meters); five hours

We descend down on the trekking path to the river Imjatse which is at Phung Tenga; her we stop for lunch and then climb uphill along the lush green forest of pines, rhododendron, firs alongside the views of snow-clad peaks on the backdrop.

We visit the popular Tengboche monastery and enjoy the views of the Mount Everest, Lhotse, Kangtenga, Nuptse, Thamserku, Ama Dablam, and Kwande.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day6

Tengboche to Dingboche (4260 meters); five hours

We walk downhill for some hours above the river Imjatse and then walk on a bridge as the tree lines disappear and are replaced by short rhododendron and juniper bushes. We first reach the village, Pangboche at the height of 3900 meters from where we head to Dingboche which is our overnight stop. We first climb to the place named Somara where we grab lunch and then we move to Dingboche village for the night.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day7

Rest day in Dingboche

On this day, we involve in a short hike to the hills of Nagarjuna to savour the views of Mount Makalu and other peaks. 

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day8

Move to Chhukung (4750 meters); four hours

We walk till Chhukung from Dingboche and then hike to Chhukung Ri in the afternoon to enjoy the panorama of the mountains. We also prepare for the adventure that awaits us for the following day to reach the Kongma La Pass.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day9

Head to Kongoma La (5535 meters) and then move to Lobuche (4928 meters); eight hours

We start off early by ascending up an icy road and moving along a rocky path beneath the Kongma La and the Kongma peak or Mehra peak. We cross the Kongma La Pass after we take rst. This pass lies alongside the Nuptse wall, Pokalde, and Mihara peaks.

After the strenuous climb across the Khumbu Glacier and the moraine, we have a steep climb to the Khumbu Glacier as we head to Lobuche for the night. Overnight stay at Lobuche.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day10

Move to Gorak Shep (5170 meters) and Everst Base Camp (5364 meters) and retrace back to Gorak Shep; six hours

On this day, we reach the Everest Base camp and then walk for some hours in between the moraine and the glacier, we reach the place named Gorak Shep underneath Kalapatthar and Mt. Pumori. We head to Everest Base Camp as we keep walking, savouring the view of the Khumbu Icefall along with the pristine glacier. We return back to Gorak Shep from here for the night.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day11

Head to Kalapatthar (5545 meters) and move to Dzongla (4830 meters); six hours

We move forward for an early morning hike to Kalapatthar viewpoint to watch the panoramic views of mighty Everest from close proximity and then we go back to Gorak Shep; from here, we walk downhill to get to the bottom of Cho La pass and we finally reach Dzongla where we stay overnight.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day12

Dzongla to Cho La pass (5367 meters); move down to Thinktank (4750 meters); seven hours

On this day, w first move ahead to cross the Cho La pass (Tsho la) and then move up to cross the astern glacier. We can see the views of many snow-clad peaks along with that of the CHolatse glacier from the pass’s top. We now descend down to Thinktank where we stay overnight. 

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day13

Head to Gokyo (4750 meters) and ascend to Gokyo Ri (5357 meters); six hours

We follow the main trail to Gokyo at first as we take the path at the foot of the glacier, Ngozumba. We reach Gokyo Lake as we move ahead slowly. Gokyo lake is also called Dudh Pokhari; here there are summer settlements besides the lake’s shore.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day14

Rest day at Gokyo and visit the 5th lake; five hours

We have the choice to hike till Gokyo Ri (5357 meters) and savor the amazing views of the tall peaks namely; Mt. Cho Oyo, Mt. Everest, Gyahung Kang, Taweche, Lhotse, Makalu, Cholatse and Everest.

Another option is to visit the fifth lake of Gokyo; this requires us to take packed lunch as we are headed to the bottom of Cho Oyu the sixth biggest mountain beside the Nepal/Tibet border offering the views of CHangtse, Everest and the towering Cho Oyu peak.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day15

Head to Renjo La (5360 meters); descend down to Marlung (4210 meters); seven hours

We are headed to the final pass of this trekking journey on this day. We follow the trail to the end of the lake of Gokyo and then cross the Renjo La pass at the height of 5465 meters. We can witness the views of the Cho Oyu peaks along with other tall peaks. We get to see the frozen ponds underneath the pass and then we walk down to reach the settlement of Lungdeng near the Nangpa La pass close to Tibet.

We reach the village of Marlung where we stay overnight.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day16

Head to Thame (3880 meters); five hours

From Marlung, w have an easy walk which leads us to Hungama and Thyangmoche and then we walk across several huts and pasturelands as we move to Thame village.

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day17

Walk to Monjo (2860 meters) en route Namche Bazaar; six hours

As we move along the outskirts of the village Thame, we walk past lush green rhododendron and pine forests as we reach close to Namche Bazaar.

We return back to Monjo from here which is very close to Sagarmatha National Park which will be our overnight stop.

Day18

Head to Lukla; four hours

On this day, our morning walk takes us to Phakding from where we return back to Lukla. In Lukla, we celebrate the accomplishment that we completed this trekking journey alongside our trekking buddies and the trekking staff.

Day19

Lukla to Kathmandu via a Flight

We catch the early morning from Lukla to reach Kathmandu. You will be transferred to the hotel upon reaching Kathmandu and you can spend the day involved in individual activities.

Day20

Sightseeing tour at Kathmandu

This day is separated for just in case we face flight delays or cancellation so if we reach on time, you can spend the day doing activities of your choice; you can go sightseeing or shopping in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur or Patan.

Day21

Final Day

This marks your final day in Nepal; with great memories, you shall head back to your native land or to the next travel destination. Our staff will transfer you to the airport approximately 3 hours prior to the scheduled flight.

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Included & Excluded

What's covered in this package

    • Airport pickup or drop-off facility via private vehicle
    • Accommodation facility in Kathmandu at a three-star hotel on a twin-sharing basis, inclusive of breakfast
    • All three main meals are provided while trekking
    • Licensed, experienced guide proficient in English as well as other languages, including Russian,for assistance
    • Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu flight
    • Porters to help you with your baggage while trekking
    • Medical kits, sleeping bags, and down jackets
    • Food, lodging, salary, equipment, insurance and medication expenses for staff are covered
    • Government taxes and service charges
    • Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS)
    • The permit fee for Sagarmatha National Park

     

Good To Know

Important information for travelers

Dos

  • Smile and greet the locals by saying the phrase “Namaste” or “Tashidelek”
  • Walking in a group is beneficial, as is maintaining a safe distance from people you see walking in front of or behind you.
  • Please refer to your guide if you are planning to try something new during the trek.
  • Make sure you are well prepared for the upcoming day; Request the guide about the things you might need the next day, as you can pack them in your pouch, while the rest is carried by the porter for expediency.
  • Contribution aids the donation boxes at monasteries along the trekking route, where visitors are not charged for tickets.
  • If you have a problem while ascending to a higher altitude, make sure to inform your guide so specific plans can be made for your safety.

Don’ts

  • Criticizing the local culture and beliefs should not be done throughout the trek, even though you are not used to it.
  • Authorization of local people is a must before you take images of the local people while you are on the trek.
  • People here are welcoming in nature; Do not feel cautious when folks stare at you; they are just concerned about visitors and have no ill intentions.
  • Finding overgenerous facilities is difficult during the trek. At the same time, basic services can only be provided due to the difficulty of the geographical regions in which you are located for the time being.
  • Destructive behaviour towards flora and fauna along the trek should be avoided at all costs, as you should be responsible for the environment.
  • Contributing money to folks will inspire children and beggars to observe and plead more from visitors, which is why such performances should be rejected entirely.

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