Everest Two Passes Trek

14 days 5

us$961 per pax

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$1381 x 1 = $1381

total $1381

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difficulty: Strenuous

altitude: 5,555m

group size: 1-10

meals: B+L+D

accomodation: Lodges

season: Sep-Nov/March-May

trip overview

Everest two passes trek is an alternative trekking trail in the Everest region trekking route in Nepal. But through this route, you can see all the mountains, lakes, and glaciers of Everest trekking.

Everest’s two passes trek led from the high mountain airport Lukla 2,840m to the Sherpa capital Namche Bazaar, Khumbu glacier from Mt. Everest then can see Mount Everest, Mt. Makalu, Cho Oyu, Amadablam, Pumori, Lhotse, Nuptse and many other peaks around Everest two passes trekking route then we cross Chola pass 5,368m to Gokyo lake, Gokyo Ri then again climb up to Renjo la pass 5,360m then trek descending to Lumde, Thame and Namche Bazaar to Lukla. During our last stay in Lukla the next morning we flew back to Kathmandu as per our flight schedule.

The Everest Two Passes Trek is a unique alternative to the typical trekking route in the Everest region of Nepal. The trail offers stunning views of magnificent mountains, serene lakes, and glaciers, showcasing the beauty of the Everest region. The journey begins with a flight from the high mountain airport in Lukla at 2840m, leading to the Sherpa capital of Namche Bazaar. The trek then follows the Khumbu glacier from Mount Everest, providing breathtaking views of the mountain range, including Mount Everest, Mt. Makalu, Cho Oyu, Amadablam, Pumori, Lhotse, Nuptse, and many other peaks.

More About Everest Two Passes Trek

One of the most thrilling aspects of this trek is crossing the Chola Pass, which stands at 5,368m. The trail then continues to Gokyo Lake and Gokyo Ri, before climbing up to Renjo La Pass, standing at an altitude of 5,360m. After trekking down to Lumde, Thame, and Namche Bazaar, the journey concludes in Lukla, where you can take one last look at the stunning mountain views. The following day, you will fly back to Kathmandu, bringing your incredible journey to a close.

The Everest Two Passes Trek is an excellent opportunity for trekkers to experience a unique adventure in the Everest region. With its awe-inspiring natural beauty and magnificent mountain range, this trek is a must-do for any adventure enthusiast. The trail is challenging but rewarding, offerinOur staff will come get you early in the morning and drive you to the airport, where you will board a 35-minute flight to Lukla.
The flights to Lukla depart from Ramechhap in the busy season and from Kathmandu in the off-season. Further information on this can be found here (Lukla flights). After meeting our porters in Lukla, we will go north to Chablung (2,700m). Here, a suspension bridge built in the local manner will carry us over the Tharo Kosi River.
The most challenging of the so-called “trekking peaks,” Kusum Kangru (6,367m), is visible just beyond the bridge. Once we traverse a hill marked with painted mani stones and cross the Dudh Kosi river, the trail climbs slightly beyond the Tharo Kosi towards Ghat (2,590m). From there, it crosses a bridge to our overnight resort in Phakding, which takes three hours.
g stunning landscapes and an opportunity to explore the culture of the local Sherpa people. The trek is led by experienced guides, and accommodations along the trail are comfortable and provide a taste of local hospitality.

itinerary

Day00

Kathmandu

Our team will meet you when you arrive at the Kathmandu International Airport and take you to your Kathmandu hotel. Depending on when you arrive, you might choose to spend your spare time shopping, seeing local cultural attractions, or just relaxing at the hotel.

Walking / Driving: Driving

Day01

Kathmandu - Lukla to Phakding 2,640m/ 2-4 hours walk

Our staff will come to get you early in the morning and drive you to the airport, where you will board a 35-minute flight to Lukla.
The flights to Lukla depart from Ramechhap in the busy season and from Kathmandu in the off-season.

Further information on this can be found here (Lukla flights). After meeting our porters in Lukla, we will go north to Chablung (2,700m). Here, a suspension bridge built locally will carry us over the Tharo Kosi River.

The most challenging of the so-called “trekking peaks,” Kusum Kangru (6,367m), is visible just beyond the bridge. Once we traverse a hill marked with painted mani stones and cross the Dudh Kosi River, the trail climbs slightly beyond the Tharo Kosi towards Ghat (2,590m). From there, it crosses a bridge to our overnight resort in Phakding, which takes three hours.

Itinerary Meal: B+L+D
Accommodation: Lodges
Walking / Driving: Flight and Walking

Day02

Phakding - Monju to Namche Bazaar 3,440m/7-8 hours walk

We stay on the west side of the Dudh Kosi River and follow its valley from Phakding. We ascended sharply above a stony ridge in the direction of Benkar (2,710m). The path stays beside the river after this. Along this section of the trail, settlements are dotted with stunning magnolia, giant fir, and rhododendron forests.

This section of the route is particularly best to walk in the early autumn and late spring, thanks to the abundance of flowers. After crossing the Kyashar Khola River, we ascend to Monjo (2,840m) by climbing out of the valley. Then to Namche Bazaar.