Everest Three Passes Trek

Today our office crew will pick you up from the airport and brief you about the trek to the Everest Three Passes Trek. You can visit the popular places in Kathmandu for the rest of your time.

Today you travel to Lukla from Kathmandu. You will take a direct flight from Kathmandu to Lukla today. We’ll depart you to Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) you can take a 40-minute flight to Tenzing Hillary Airport in Lukla.

Lukla is your starting point for the trek you go down to the Thado Koshi River and over several suspension bridges to get to Phakding. Because you’ll be acclimatizing, the walk will be brief and pleasurable. We will transport you to the nearby Rimishung Monastery in Phakding.

Today is the main day you start your trek. Starting early in the morning, we will travel from Phakding to the north along the Dudh Koshi River’s banks, passing several suspension bridges, including the Hillary Suspension Bridge.

To reach the Sagarmatha National Park Check Post, where we will register our permits and ascend into the jungle, our route also passes via Monjo Village, dense forests, and rocky pathways. You will first glimpse Mount Everest from this jungle. But we’ll keep going until we get to Namche Bazaar, for our day’s target.

At Namche, today is going to be an acclimatization day. We advise you to take a look around Namche Bazaar. This village has eateries, gift shops, tourist shops, and cafes with Wi-Fi connections.

Visit the Hillary School, Khumjung Monastery, Everest Hotel, Dingboche Airport, traditional Sherpa communities, and the Sagarmatha National Park visitor center as further alternatives.

Embarking from the energetic hub of Namche Bazaar, trekkers set out on an unforgettable journey closer to Tengboche, passing through the tranquil enclave of Phungi Tanka.

The path winds via Sherpa villages and verdant forests, providing glimpses of towering Himalayan peaks. As the route unfolds, every step brings trekkers towards the paranormal appeal of Tengboche, wherein the iconic monastery stands as a beacon of nonsecular solace amidst the rugged terrain.

Engaging with the warm temperature of local hospitality, travelers immerse themselves in the cultural tapestry of the Khumbu location earlier than settling in for an evening under the starlit cover, with the Himalayan giants status sentinel over their goals.

From Tengboche, take the well-marked route that heads northeast and descends steadily to the Imja Khola River. The stroll is delightful and passes through some old forests. After crossing the river, gradually climb to the settlement of Pangboche (3,985 meters)- the oldest monastery in Khumbu. The village is a great place to stop for lunch because it takes around three hours to get from Tengboche to Pangboche.

Proceed northwestward after lunch across an arid, high mountainous landscape that feels far more untamed and “out there” than the morning’s trees. Continue hiking up to the point where the Imja Khola and Khumbu Khola rivers converge when the path forks. And from Pangboche we reach Dingboche.

Starting from Pangboche the day starts with a leisurely breakfast, allowing trekkers to acclimate to the altitude before starting up on a scenic exploration of Chhukung Valley.

The trail meanders lightly, offering breathtaking views of the encircling peaks and the winding Dudh Koshi River. As trekkers ascend progressively, they can immerse themselves in the serene splendor of the Himalayan landscape, dotted with colorful prayer flags fluttering inside the breeze.

Today is one of the most interesting trips on our trip to Everest Three Pass Trek. Today, our journey starts from Dingboche to Khongma La Pass. During this trip, you will see different cultural places along with many prayer flags on the way.

You will also meet people from different ethnic groups. After traveling for about 8 hours you will reach Lobuche where you will be staying at a beautiful tea house eating some of the best Nepali food.

Our journey to Everest Base Camp begins today. This is the day. The day that we arrived at Base Camp. However, we need to get from Lobuche to Gorak Shep first. There you will be experiencing some of the best landscapes where you can enjoy your trek with your guide or travel partner.

The hike to Kala Patthar takes around 3–4 hours round trip, so it’s not too long. The steep rise and high altitude of the Kala Patthar walk make it difficult.

It does not call for technical climbing abilities, but it does require a moderate to high level of endurance and fitness. While not required, prior high-altitude hiking experience is advantageous.

Then after having a nice time at Kala Patthar. After that, we make our way to Dzonglha. The objective is the village of Dzongla, which is lower in height than Lobuche and has stunning views of the surrounding area. Dzongla is also spelled Dzonglha, Zongla, or Zonglha.

Cho La Pass (5,420m) is en route to Dzongla (4,855m), the destination for the following day. The second significant crossing on this expedition, the Chola crossing, will be crossed by you. This pass separates Everest and Gokyo. You have now reached the Dranang where you will enjoy beautiful surroundings.

Starting from Dragnag, trekkers embark on a scenic journey closer to the long-lasting Gokyo Lakes, ascending step by step amidst the rugged beauty of the Himalayas. With a half-day relaxation to acclimate to the altitude, the trek gives a stability of exploration and rejuvenation.

The path unfolds with breathtaking vistas of snow-capped peaks and glacial landscapes, main trekkers toward the shimmering turquoise waters of Gokyo.

As they traverse the pristine terrain, they’re immersed in the serenity of the excessive-altitude surroundings, with every step revealing the unparalleled beauty of the Himalayan landscape.

The Gokyo Ri Viewpoint offers breathtaking views of the Everest region, including Thonak Tsho Lake and Ngozuma Tsho Lake.

Today is the day to climb it. The 5,000-meter Ngozumpa Tsho glacier is located three kilometers north of Gokyo, and Scoundrel’s Viewpoint is a minute’s walk away. Wonderful views of Cho Oyu, Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Makalu can be seen from this location.

Today we head for the Gokyo Lakes region. Somewhere in between Lungden and Gokyo lies Renjo La Pass (5,435m), the first among the three major passes you will cross.

From Renjo La Pass, you can see amazing views of the Gokyo Lake system and many Himalayan Peaks – including Everest (8,848.86m), Lhotse (8,516m), Makalu (8,481m), Cho Oyu (8,201m), and Ama Dablam (6,812m). You will stay at Gokyo for the night and spend the following day at Lumde.

Embarking from Lumde, the trek in the direction of Thame via Marlung offers a captivating journey through the pristine landscapes of the Everest vicinity. Traversing rugged terrain and ancient trails, trekkers are enveloped in the serene beauty of the Himalayas.

As they trek via Marlung, an old-school Sherpa village, they witness the undying appeal of traditional Himalayan settlements, surrounded through the way of towering peaks and cascading streams.

with each step along the path, trekkers are treated to breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains, including the majestic Everest. After a day filled with exploration and adventure, they reach Thame, situated at an altitude of 3,800 meters. Here, they are greeted with the warm hospitality characteristic of the Sherpa community

The route that leads from Namche Bazaar to Monjo passes through forests that are home to mountain goats, musk deer, pheasants, and even snow leopards. We’ll be ascending the steep hillsides that surround the prayer flags and chortens. You can see the backside of mountains and the summit of Everest from the path.

We will walk back to Lukla on our trekking day. We will hike down a difficult trail to the Hillary Suspension Bridge. But until we get to Lukla, we keep traveling through several nearby communities in the Dudh Koshi River Valley.

This is day sixteen of your voyage, and the end of your journey is rapidly approaching. We hope you will have a great time on the entire hike.

17 days is the last day of the trek where you will be flying back to Kathmandu via a flight.