Everest Three Passes Trek

The airport agent will be there to greet you. Then, after transferring you, you can rest and clean up at the hotel.

You can descend and wander the streets after taking a little break. You can enjoy some street food and purchase regionally manufactured goods by visiting the neighborhood stores close to the hotel.

After a lovely welcome supper pleasure, you will be informed about the trek in the hotel itself that evening.
Overnight in Kathmandu.

Today is designated as the day for the organized tour of Kathmandu. You will be picked up and driven to the Pashupatinath temple after breakfast by our guide. Hindu worshipers regard this location as having immense religious significance. Here, we worship Lord Shiva.

The next location is Swayambhunath, one of the oldest stupas in Tibet. The most exquisite temples, monasteries, shrines, and libraries are Swayambhunath’s key charms. You may get a beautiful view of Kathmandu from the location.

As the last part of today’s tour, you’ll be taken to Patan Durbar Square. The Durbar Square is adorned by a wealth of historic buildings and monuments, is a must-see. The site’s Newari architecture, which displays great handicraft talent, is one of its main highlights.
Overnight in Kathmandu.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
After breakfast, we’ll drive you to Tribhuwan International Airport’s domestic terminal so you may catch your flight to Lukla. The breathtakingly beautiful flight to Lukla will have views of verdant valleys, snow-capped peaks, and lush vegetation.

We will finish packing once we arrive in Lukla and then meet with our Himalayan guide. We will have a little break before heading to Phakding. The challenging trail leads us past breathtaking views of the area’s mountains and little towns. Finally, before we arrive in Phakding, we shall see the splendor of Mount Khumbila.

Due to the trail’s descent across the Dudh Koshi river, the hike is rather quick and straightforward.
Overnight in Phakding.

We begin our climb to Namche Bazaar, the sherpa capital, after breakfast. The trail ascends and descends through a stunning, lush rhododendron woodland. Throughout the day, we will traverse a number of bridges and the Dudh Koshi river.

As we pass through Jorsale hamlet, we will be treated to beautiful vistas of peaks, flowers, and lush woodlands. The nearby settlement of Benkar provides a clear view of the impressive Mt. Thamserku.
Overnight in Namche Bazaar.

On day five, acclimatization is required. We will rest in Namche because trekkers must adapt to the shifting topography and weather.

It is preferable to remain active than to sit still, according to professionals. The entire day will be filled with little hikes around Namche Bazaar. We will then ascend to the Everest Panorama Hotel to take in the expansive view of the Himalayas.

We will stop in the Khumjung hamlet on the way back to Namche, visit the monastery, and interact with the Sherpa people. Visitors are always made to feel welcome. Their culture, language, and clothes are noticeably different from those of Kathmandu residents. Additionally, we’ll go to the Hillary School.

There are fascinating details about the Sherpa community and the area, as well as memories of mountain climbers, in the visitor center next to Sagarmatha National Park’s headquarters.

Namche is well-known for being the main commercial hub of the Khumbu region and for its yak cheese and butter.
Overnight in Namche.

The hike today is rather simple till we reach Phungi Thenga. After there, it can get trickier than before because of the difficult Himalayan trail. We shall start our journey to Phungi Thenga after breakfast. Then we’ll climb the path to Tengboche to finish our journey.

The most well-known Buddhist monastery in the Khumbu region is open for exploration. The Tibetans regard this location as having immense religious significance. The Sagarmatha National Park, home to the stunningly gorgeous peaks of Ama Dablam, Nuptse, and Everest, is where the monastery in Tengboche is situated.

Your soul will be revived by the Buddhist chants in the monastery’s breathtaking sunset view.
Overnight in Tengboche.

Following breakfast at Tengboche, we will descend through woods of pine, conifers, and rhododendron. We’ll get views of Mt. Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Everest the entire time while trekking.

Before reaching Pangboche, we will cross the stunning Imja river and valley. Every time we feel worn out and want to stop, the beautiful view of rural communities and the cool air wind give us energy.
We climb to Dingboche as the trail continues. The area’s chortens and prayer flags add to the overall Himalayan trekking experience.
Overnight in Dingboche.

Short hikes are required around the fields of paddy, buckwheat, potatoes, barley, etc. on the Dingboche acclimatization day. The crops are shielded by the stone walls from both predators and the chilly Himalayan air.

Dingboche is a well-known trekking destination in the Himalayan region. If the day is clear and not cloudy, Makalu, Lhotse, Chalotshe, Tawache, and Amadoblam smile with the frosts. Additionally, we have the option of ascending Nagarjun Hill to see these summits.
Overnight in Dingboche.

Before accessing the glacier moraine area of the Everest region, we will go via the stone-walled fields and Imja Khola Valley.

As we proceed along the trek, we will see cold streams and breathtaking mountain peaks while breathing in Himalayan air. We arrive at Chhukung, a tiny Sherpa village, at last.

We will ascend the Chhukung Ri after a brief period of rest at Chhukung, taking in the breath-taking views of Aam Dablam, Makalu, Island peak, Lhotse, etc. We will then start our descent, enjoying the same vistas of the icy mountains that surround the steep and treacherous trail.
Overnight at Chhukung.

The hardest portion of this trek is todays’s hike. There aren’t any lodgings, restaurants, or rest stops in between. When you reach the toughest and highest pass on this walk, you will be in awe.

The thrilling walk begins as soon as we head northwest of Chhukung hamlet, in the direction of the peak. The trail ascends to the Nuptse Glacier moraine after passing through the mountain. The moraine is made more beautiful by the tiny ice lakes.

As we hike further, we will come across prayer flags and frozen lakes surrounding the Khumbu Glacier. The crucial moment has finally arrived. To get to Lobuche, we then follow the exact route through the Kongma La pass.

To get to Lobuche, we shall ascend the moraine and travel north. It will be a very draining day. However, you’ll become intoxicated by the freedom and enormous pleasure of trekking.
Overnight in Lobuche.

It will be a wonderful hike from Everest Base Camp. Early in the morning is when the hike starts. The Khumbu Glacier may be seen from the Gorakshep route. The route then gradually climbs and falls. Even when we get to Gorakshep, things get difficult. When we reach there, we’ll take a little break because climbing up and down the large rock is exhausting.

You should exercise caution and stroll since the thin air can seriously affect you if you have altitude sickness. We’ll ascend the Khumbu Glacier on foot. After a brief stroll through the Everest Base Camp, we arrive at 5364 m in height. Then, we’ll gaze in awe at the Khumbu Icefall’s spectacular vista.

You are at the base of the tallest mountain in the world, which you will find hard to believe. It is reasonable to feel conflicted feelings right now. After all, the EBC journey is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. You will be overcome by the camp’s and Mount Everest’s magnificence. The snow-covered peaks of Nuptse, Khumbutse, and Pumori will be on show for you.
After spending some time at EBC, we will proceed to Gorakshep.
Overnight in Gorakshep.

We don’t want to miss the magnificent, majestic moment when the first sunbeams hit the silver-glittering Mt. Everest. As a result, we will have breakfast early and make some preparations in case it gets too cold. Then, we’ll sprint to Kala Patthar, the trek’s highest point.

You will understand what it feels like to be on top of the world once you arrive in Kala Patthar. You will always remember the breathtaking vistas of Khumbutse, Changtse, and Everest. As we take in the images, we’ll proceed to Lobuche.
Overnight in Lobuche.

We will go down the slope next to the Khumbu Glacier, following the correct path as we pass stupas and gravestones.

We pick the appropriate path when the trail splits. After some lowering, we start to climb, enjoying views of Chola Tso Lake and a few other little, icy lakes covered in snow.

Finally, we reach Dzongla after crossing the Chola River via the bridge. The settlement is small and has only a few teahouses.
Overnight in Dzongla.

The Cho La Lake begins to appear as the trail grows taller, the Ama Dablam controls the range of mountains on the south, and Cholatse departs on the west.

The last ascent to the Cho La can be enticing because the path curves around a chasm. Even though the slope is steep, some of the stones need us to scramble over them. The main difference is that trekkers can connect to how the difficulties give them more vigor and stamina.

The journey to Thangnak is long but not difficult. Our route leads us to the Ngozumpa glacial mass, the largest mass of ice in Nepal. When we reach the other side of the ice sheet, we can see the second of the six lakes, Gokyo Lake. The third Gokyo Lake is just a short distance away. Gokyo Village is there by itself. The presence of prayer flags gives the area a religious feel.
Overnight in Gokyo.

As we make our way up to Gokyo Ri, we take in perspectives on the breathtaking alpine scenery.

At Gokyo hamlet, today is the day for acclimatization, but we’ll go on an expedition to keep ourselves busy. The fourth Gokyo Lake is also accessible; it is located 3 km north of the Gokyo Village. We’ll keep going till we reach the sixth lake.

A particular feast for the eyes is the view from “Scoundrel’s Viewpoint,” which is situated at the border of the fifth lake. We can’t help but be in awe of the Everest, Cho-Oyu, Lhotse, Nuptse, Makulu, and enormous Ngozumba Glacier mountains. We will next descend to the Gokyo village.
Overnight in Gokyo village.

Today will be a long day for us. Before descending into the Renjo La pass, we shall step away from the Dudh Koshi river and turn around. The hike can be a little challenging, and it includes the hike’s most difficult access point.

Walking could be challenging and exhausting. Nevertheless, the spectacular views of the Rolwaling and Himalayan mountains are worthwhile. It is breathtaking to observe Mount Everest from the top of the pass since it is still.

From the pass, we go on foot down the stone stairway to the Angladumba Tsho lake. The ice trail requires you to take extra precautions. We will proceed across the street and down a short valley to Lumde, where there is a view of lovely lakes.

Marlung is located roughly 30 minutes from Lumde. The Bhote Koshi river’s east bank is known as Marlung.
Overnight in Marlung.

From Marlung to Thame, we’ll take the historic trade route through Tibet. As we walk down the trail to Thame, we will encounter bridges and the Bhote Koshi river.

We will tour the prayer flag-draped monastery in Thame. After that, we’ll go through some stunning Sherpa villages with breathtaking peaks as our backdrop before arriving in Namche Bazaar. To get there, we’ll descend all the way.
Overnight in Namche Bazaar.

We will descend through pine, conifer, and rhododendron-filled lush woods on the way from Namche Bazaar to Lukla. On the route, the wide plains greet us. The stones and prayer flags promote the presence of Buddhism in the area.

To get to Lukla, we must cross multiple bridges and the Dudh Koshi river. After reaching Lukla, we will understand that this trek was made possible by our commitment, faith, and tenacity. In Lukla, we are free to rest whenever we like.
Overnight in Lukla.

The morning flight from Lukla to Kathmandu will take place. We will then return to Kathmandu while taking in the breathtaking mountain scenery. We’ll then freshen up and rest at the hotel in Kathmandu after that.To purchase souvenirs, you might pay a visit to various local boutiques and markets.
Overnight in Kathmandu.

On that day, we will take you to the airport in Kathmandu for your departure. Both the memory and the trekking experience will last a lifetime. We’re confident you’ll come back to visit. We’re wishing you luck. You can return for some lovely excursions and treks. We adore having you back.