Everest Three passes Trek | Everest Three High Passes Trek

After breakfast, we will prepare for our trek and collect the checklist needed for our trek. We will wrap up the preparation by lunch. After a delicious lunch, we will set off for sightseeing in the Kathmandu valley. We will cover major religious sites, for example, Pashupatinath (a major holy site), Swayambhunath (also known as the monkey temple), and Boudhanath. (one of the largest stupas in the world). We will also visit Basantapur Durbar. The square is a historical site, built in medieval times by the Malla and Shah kings. The Durbar Square is a series of temples and palaces where you can observe art in the form of woodwork, stonework, etc.

We will head to Tribhuvan International Airport to catch a domestic flight towards Lukla. It's a short yet amazing flight as you will get a chance to see an aerial view of diverse landscapes and snow-covered peaks. Upon arrival in Lukla, we start our trekking journey towards Phakding, which is a beautiful sherpa village that welcomes us with the hospitality of humble and friendly sherpa people.

We will walk through the alpine forest of pine and rhododendron. trees and crosses several suspension bridges.  On our way, we'll come across Monjo, which is the gateway to Sagarmatha. And further walking leads us to a steep trail that leads to the Namche Bazaar, the largest and most well-facilitated town in the Khumbu region, behind Darjeeling. Namche Bazaar is a hub and is considered a trading point for people living in the upper and lower regions. You will see colourful street markets and shops. There are many international cuisines available at ATMs and well-facilitated hotels and restaurants.

Acclimatization is very essential while trekking on higher terrains. altitude to prevent altitude-related sickness. We mark this day for acclimatization. And we can ramble in Namche Bazaar, getting familiar with people and the atmosphere. We will make our side trip towards Everest View Hotel to observe and enjoy the magnificent view of the snow-covered mountains. We will also visit Hilary. The school and Khumjung monastery, which houses a Yeti scalp, and the tourist visitor centre provide information about the first climbers of Everest, the traditions and culture of the people living in this region, and information about animals and plants found in this region.

Tengboche is a village which houses the largest monastery in the Everest region. We will hike, witnessing the magnificent views including Everest, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Nuptse, and Lhotse. We march towards the Tengboche monastery to observe religion. Buddhist ceremonies

On this day, we will walk through the treelines of pine and rhododendron trees. After crossing Imja Khola, we will arrive at Pangboche. There is a fixed settlement before Everest base camp. The trail leads us to an exposed area that offers a close-up view of the majestic Ama Dablam, which you will admire. Our hike will be somewhat difficult after leaving Pangboche as the wet landscape gives way to dry, deserted mountains.

We will use this for rest and acclimatization. Acclimatization This will prevent us from getting AMS (Altitude Mountain sickness) and help us keep up with varying altitudes. We can make some side trips, climbing the nearby hills to Observe the awesome views of Amadablam, Nuptse, Lhotse, Mt. Makalu, and Imja Tse. peak. It is often suggested to hike at high altitudes during the day and spend To prevent us from experiencing altitude-related effects, we spent the night at a lower altitude.

We will cover a short hike today to reach our destination at Chhukung (a small valley). We will head towards the village of Chhukung and Rest for the next big adventure or climb Chhukung RI for more magnificent and scenic views of the mountains.

Today is the first really challenging and special day of our As we will cross our first pass at the highest altitude among the three. We will walk on an icy and rocky trail to arrive at Kongmo la pass. Your arduous effort will be rewarded by the magnificent views of Nuptse, Lhotse, Makalu and Ama Dablam. We will descend. towards Lobuche. On the way, we will cross the Khumbu glacier. We spent our night in Lobuche.

The way to Gorak Shep is a little bit challenging as we have to walk through a straight trail of moraines and dunes formed by the accumulation of glacial debris. On the way, we will approach the Khumbu glacier and icefall, located on the slopes of Everest. We will arrive at base camp and observe the magnanimous view. We will also meet the climbers attempting to scale the Everest summit if we are lucky. We will retrace our steps back to Gorak Shep for an overnight stay.

We will climb for two hours towards Everest's viewpoint, which is also known as Kalapatthar(Black Rock). From Kala Patthar, we will observe the most stunning views of Mount Everest. If we start our day early, we can see the sun rising above the majestic Everest. This is the best site to capture pictures of Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, and Changtse. After spending some time so close to Everest, we will head towards Dzongla for an overnight stay.

On this day, we will cross our second of the three passes: Cho La Pass. This is a challenging day as we are trekking at an altitude of 5360 m. We will start a gentle yet steady walk and mark our success on Cho La Pass. The views of the Cholatse glacier are sure to make this a great effort.

On this day, we will walk towards the Gokyo valley and cross the Ngozumpa glacier, which is the largest glacier in this part of the Himalaya. The blueish-green Gokyo lake offers a reflection of neighboring mountains on the surface. We We will climb Gokyo Ri for more amazing views of Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, and Mt. Cho Oyu. Oyu, and many more. After spending some time in Gokyo RI, we headed back to Gokyo for an overnight stay.

We set this day for rest and for an excursion towards Gokyo Lake. We will use this day for the preparation of our next day's adventure. We will visit The fourth and fifth (fourth and fifth) Gokyo lakes The fourth lake is marked by high cliffs and Himalayan peaks rise above it. We walk further towards it. fifth lake. The nearby hill from the fifth lake is popular for its remarkable view. view of Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Makalu. You can take some pictures, enjoy the scenic beauty and head towards Gokyo to spend your night.

This is another challenging day as we will cross the third and last One of the three passes in our trek. Although challenging, it offers magnificent views of Cho Oyu, Everest, Taboche, and Cholatse mountains, which will make up for Our strenuous effort After crossing the Renjo-La pass and witnessing the breathtaking view of Cho Oyu. We will see the frozen pond beneath the pass. We cross a lungden settlement near Nangpa La Pass and head towards Marlung village, which is near the Bhote Koshi river for our overnight stay.

We will follow the trail used by Tibetan traders for many years. We will cross the Bhote Koshi river, pass a few small settlements, and finally, we arrive at Namche for an overnight stay.

We will follow the same route that we took earlier in this trek. We will pass Monjo and trek downhill to Dudh Koshi. We will cross a Finally, we arrive at Phakding. Then further towards Lukla enjoying the scenic views. We will enjoy our last dinner and night in the Khumbu region and spend the night in Lukla.

We will take an early flight to Kathmandu. A 35-minute trip by air will take us to Kathmandu and you will be transferred to the respective hotel. You will have plenty of time to go out and seek the pleasures of the city. luxurious city life or do some souvenir shopping.

This day is marked as the last day for you to stay in this beautiful mountain country. You will be taken to Tribhuvan International Airport for your departure towards home. Lots of adventurous and lifetime memories while trekking in the Khumbu region and crossing the three passes.