About Everest High Pass Trek - Three Passes Trek in Everest
Everest Three High Passes Trek is an adventurous and challenging trek in the Khumbu region. During the Everest Three High Passes Trek, Trekkers will cross three difficult passes, Kongma La, Cho La, and Renjo La. Being the most challenging ones, Everest High Pass Trek or Everest 3 Passes Trek is also one of the most famous treks among travelers who quest for a true adventure in the Himalayas. The trail will be full of ups and downs on steep, rugged & glacial paths through dense forests, picturesque villages, fine valleys, moraines, along with crossing several rivers and sacred Buddhist Tengboche Monastery. Everest Three High Passes Trek's difficulty level is known to be strenuous. You will have to trek 5 to 6 hours daily that requires solid physical fitness, determination, and good health. Plus, you also have to have previous trekking experience to go on a 20-days Everest Three Pass Trek.
Everest Three Pass Trek/ Everest 3 High Passes Trek will also present you with deep insight into the daily lifestyle, culture, and tradition of locals residing here. You will visit several monasteries, including Tengboche monastery, the oldest monastery of the Khumbu region. All of these monasteries, gompas, and chortens fastened with colorful prayer flags will showcase the rich cultural beliefs of the locals. Likewise, you will see the Nepal Himalayan mountains' gorgeous landscape and panoramic views during the Everest Three Pass Trek. You will see stunning views of Mt. Everest (8,848 m), Mt. Lhotse (8,516 m), Mt. Nuptse (7,861 m), Mt. Kongde (6,187 m), Mt. Ama Dablam (6,812 m), Mt. Thamserku (6,623 m), and many other mountains.
Our 19-days Everest Three Pass Trek begins with a thrilling flight to Lukla Airport from Kathmandu. Lukla Airport is the starting and ending point of the Everest Three Passes Trek. From here, you will trek up to Namche Bazar and continue your journey towards Tengboche. Further, you will ascend to Everest Base Camp via Dingboche, Chukhung, and Lobuche. Also, before reaching Lobuche, you will cross the first pass, Kongma La. In the next couple of days, trekkers will hike up to Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar's viewpoint. Then, descending to Dzonglha, you will head towards Gokyo Valley, Gokyo Lakes crossing Cho La pass. Spending a day here, you will trek down to Lungde crossing the third pass, Renjo La. Leaving Lungde behind, you will descend to Lukla to fly back to Kathmandu.
Everest Three High Passes Trek is a full Package trek for challenge seekers who want something different from another classic hike of the Everest region. Himalayan Asia Treks is proud to present you our 20-Days Everest Three Pass Trek that will leave your soul moved. With every step during the trek, you will find yourself closer to yourself. For any other information regarding the Everest Three Pass Trekking or Everest Three Pass Trek cost, don't hesitate to contact us anytime.
Accommodations on Everest Three Passes Trek:
On the Everest Three Pass Trek, you will spend the night in a lodge or guest house. The rooms will be on twin-sharing terms with little space and a few pieces of furniture. Likewise, bathrooms will also be on sharing basis. In Kathmandu, you will stay in a three-star hotel. Again, rooms will be significant with private washrooms.
Everest Three Passes Trek difficulty:
Everest Three Pass Trek difficulty is marked challenging. This trek is perfect for someone looking for extra adventure and challenges in Everest Trekking Packages. During the Everest Three Pass Trek, you will cross three high passes that make the journey more difficult. In addition, you have to walk on an average of 6 to 7 hours each day, and day by day, increasing altitude will also make the journey challenging. However, with strong willpower, good health, physical fitness, and our professionally designed Everest Three Pass trek itinerary, you will efficiently complete this trek.
Best Season to go on Everest Three High Passes Trekking:
The best time to go on the Everest Three Pass Trek is in Spring and Autumn. Spring includes months from March to May, whereas Autumn includes months from September to November. The weather is fantastic at this time of the year, and the views are also at their best. You can also go on the Everest Three Pass trek in January. However, the cold weather might not be the best fit for everyone. Similarly, during the monsoon, the region receives rainfall, which makes the trail slippery and dangerous.
Highlights
- Explore Kathmandu City.
- Exploring the Everest base camp.
- Namche Bazar.
- Trek up to 5545 meter.
- Trekking route is through Sherpa village.
- Buddhist culture.
- Breathtaking view of Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse and other peaks.
- Culture and lifestyle of Sherpa people.
- Kongma La Pass.
- Cho La Pass.
- Renjo La Pass.
- Explore Kala Patthar.
- Flora and Fauna in Sagarmatha national park.
Useful Information
Passport and Visa:
The first thing for traveling anywhere, you need a valid passport with at least six months. After that, you can obtain a visa for Nepal from Nepalese consulates or on arrival in Kathmandu or other borders; or most reliable source of information is currently the Department of Immigration Nepal If you fill online form and bring it with you, then it would be easier to get visa in any Nepal boarder.
Weather:
Nepal's climate varies with its topography and altitude. The low land Terai area has a hot and humid climate that can rise above 40 degrees Celsius during summer, middle region weather is pleasant almost all the year, and northern region temperature is always cold.
Nepal has four seasons:
- Spring: Mar-May: The temperature is suitable this season, and many flowers blossom and best season for trekking.
- Summer: (Jun-Aug): Monsoon season in Nepal, weather is hot and wet at times.
- Autumn: (Sep-Nov): This is the best season for tours and treks in Nepal. At that time, the weather is delightful so are the mountains and Himalayas. This time is also the season of festivals as Nepal celebrates the most significant festival Nepali name Dashain and Tihar.
- Winter: (Dec-Feb): This season is known as the Cold season, so it's not a good time for high altitude trekking time.
Best Time to Go Trekking in Nepal:
The best to do trekking in Nepal is in September to November and March to May. December and January are also possible to do trekking, but winter season, so that it would be cold and snowfall, we can suggest the lower part of mountain trekking. June, July, and August is the raining season, so we recommend contacting us for the best trek.
Is it suitable trekking for me?
If you are physically fit and love to walk, then you can choose any trekking itinerary from our website to suit you. If you choose a long day's program, you have t walk more days in the mountain. All trekking programs can see on our website. We suggest that while going trek, please took one professional guide and if you cannot carry your luggage, then take one porter. If you need more questions about a suitable trekking package in Nepal, please drop an email or contact us on social sites.
Currency:
The Nepalese currency is called Rupees. For exchanging your currency into local currency, you can visit Bank and govt. You licensed holder Money Exchange.
Insurance:
We told all our clients to do travel insurance before leaving their home country by showing their travel itinerary. Their insurance must cover medical, personal accidents, loss of gears, emergency evacuation, damaged or lost luggage, etc.
Hotel and Accommodation on Everest High Pass Trekking:
We provide our client in the City area best three stars (above three stars is on the client requested) and lodge/teahouse during the trek. A Teahouse/lodge is the combination of a guest house and restaurant where rooms are usually decorated and available bed, pillow, and blankets. In every trekking route, we provide only a teahouse/lodge because there is no availability of a deluxe hotel. Therefore, the single supplement charge will cost an additional USD 220.
Meals Everest High Pass Trekking:
The meal which is provided in the trekking area is included breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We provide breakfast and dinner where you stay overnights, and our guide will choose a restaurant for lunch on the way. Our guide and other staff always give priority t served delicious, hygienic, and each place exceptional food. We recommend you bring water purification tablets.
Guide and porter in Everest High Passes Trekking:
We provide you best staff to you who have good experience and government license. In a group, we provide one guide till 16 pax and one porter for each two-person. One porter carries 20 kg.
Luggage/Bag pack in Everest High Pass Trekking:
For main luggage, we will provide one porter for two-person. So we suggest you make two bag packs for trekking. One is for you to put cash, mobile, passport, sun cream, water bottle or light things you need every time and another one where you can put your clothes, spare jacket, and other heavy items. Domestic airlines provide fifteen kg, including your handbag; excess weight is chargeable around USD one per kg.
Personal Expenses Everest High Passes Trekking:
Personal expenses mean which is not covered your package column cost include. Usually, you have to pay for table drinks (alcoholic/nonalcoholic beverages), snacks (on the trek), tips, souvenirs, hot showers, and extra days if a flight is canceled or any other natural disasters.
Group Size, guide, and crew member Everest High Passes Trekking:
Himalayan Asia Treks are organizing Everest base camp trekking single to a maximum of sixteen pax in one group. If we have more than sixteen pax, we split this group into more groups. If there are two or more groups, you can walk together and stay in the same lodge, but the guide and other staff will be different. Our crew member is government certified and experienced in trekking fields.
Join a fixed date group trek or private departure Everest High Passes Trekking:
During our establishment of the company, we operated group joining, fixed departure, and confidential basis. Therefore, if you are single and planning to join our group, please check our fixed departure date or consult with our operator.
Insurance/Rescue/Evacuation for Everest High Passes Trekking:
In the trekking route, sometimes there was a bad accident due to high altitude sickness or causality. If something happens in the trekking route or when you are in Nepal, you can contact your guide or office staff. We facilitate our client's spot at the hospital by air or ambulance. Therefore, we suggest to our client please do insurance and forward it to our company with your other document. For more details, Click Here. TIPS TO PREVENT HIGH ALTITUDE SICKNESS IN TREKKING IN NEPAL.
Some do's and do not's Everest High Passes Trekking :
- Respect local culture and people.
- The Nepalese people are friendly and hospitalize by nature, so you do not have difficulty adjusting here.
- While entering Temple, check in some temple not allowed to enter for non-Hindus. If there is permitted to join, please do not wear leather things and walk in Temple and Stupas clockwise. Before taking a photograph, please ask the authorized person for permission.
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Flight Information about Kathmandu and Lukla Everest High Passes Trekking:
Forgoing Everest Region Trekking, we have to fly from Kathmandu to Lukla by small Twin Otter plane. Lukla airport is Nepal's domestic and Himalaya region airport, so there is no more facility. Sometimes, the flight will be canceled or delayed due to mountain weather or some technical problems with aircraft. In that case, you have to pay for extra days' bills in Kathmandu or Lukla. If a flight cancelled and you have an international flight in such case,
Nepal Government has announced that the flight schedule to Lukla from Kathmandu has shifted from Ramechhap until further notice to avoid the heavy traffic congestion in Kathmandu airport. The Ramechhap airport is located 130KM far from Kathmandu and is approximately 4 hours driving.
If you avoid a flight from/ to Ramechhap to Lukla to Ramechhap, another option is a Helicopter Charter for five people. Generally, the Helicopter charge is USD500.00 per person for one way. Helicopter charter service is not guaranteed. After confirmation of your Everest Three Passes Trek, we will coordinate with the Helicopter company for a charter for your easy transport.
What do I need for trekking?
- Day pack (rucksack)
- Lightweight and warm trousers.
- Socks.
- Sun hats and gloves.
- Full- sleeves t-shirt.
- Warm jackets.
- Waterproof jacket, trousers and bag cover.
- Lightweight cotton clothing.
- Waterproof or windcheater jacket.
- Knee supports.
- Sunglasses.
- Sun cream and lip protector.
- A one-liter hard Water bottle.
- Batteries
- Flashlight
- Down jacket, sleeping bag (trekking)
- Trekking shoes or boots.
- A pair of sandals.
