Since the terrain can be hard and the days long, hikers on these treks should be in good physical condition and have some previous mountain walking experience. Steep climbing may be involved, although it is never necessary to use ropes. Treks at this level can he arranged for periods of 16 to 21 days. Typically, a gradual ascent through a green river valley will lead you up to a number of high passes, where you will reach the altitude of 5416m. Often times, you will get a close insight into the Tibetan culture. Participants should expect to trek above 5416m/17872ft.
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The 3 pass trek Itinerary follows the Everest Base Camp trekking route for a 17-day Trip, which provides some stunning views of the Himalayas and Mount Everest during the trek. As one of the most scenic treks in the world, the Everest Base Camp trek can be enjoyable. But the Everest Three Passes trek can offer you even more of the region’s beauty. There are a lot of interesting trekking destinations in the inner Sagarmatha National Park, the more demanding Trek Gokyo Lakes trek, and the EBC trek, including the three passes. And this trek takes you through the endpoint of that trek.
The Everest three-pass trek is through a remote alpine highlander area of Sherpa Villages of Khumbu, various landscapes, charming villages, Namche Bazaar, and “Thamel Village” Birthplace of Apa Sherpa which summits 21 times, and Kami Rita Sherpa summits 29 times the top of the world’s highest peak Mt. Everest. also high territory glory Gokyo lake, and largest Khumbu glacier.
Furthermore, the Everest Three Passes trek demands moderate difficulty, necessitating significant stamina and hiking skills, with well-prepared equipment including microspikes. The three passes in the Nepal trekking region are consistently covered in snow and ice. This trek itinerary caters to adventurers seeking a challenging and extended journey, comprising 17 days of tough hikes up the mountains, with a round trip of 148 km in total distance. passing over the high-altitude Bhanjyang, Renjo la Pass, Cho la Pass, and Kongma-La Pass.
The best route is clockwise to do the Everest high passes trek that summits Gokyo Ri, Kala Patthar, and Chhukung Ri, as well as smoothly high and high pass Elevations. From these Trekking peaks and passes, you can film – take photographs of beautiful mountains Mt. Everest, Mt. Pumori, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and many white peaks, it is a breath-taking mountain view. December and January are remedied alternative paths via Phorche village instead of Cho La because Cho La will be closed if there is heavy snow.
Enhance, there are many hidden Peaks, surrounding Everest’s three high passes Trekking area, the Sundar Peak 5,360 m in Thame, Nangkartshang Peak 5,100 M in Lungden, Ngozumpa Tse Peak 5,553 M in Gokyo, Awi Peak 5,245 M in Zhong la, Pokalde peak (Dolma Ri 5,806 m) in Kongma-La ridge, Chukhung Ri 5,546 in Chhukung, and Nagartsang Peak 5,083 M in Dingboche. If time allows you to ascend all the peaks, you can add a few extra days to your itinerary.
Numerically, it might not seem significant, but when you’re there, even climbing 30 meters can feel challenging. However, for the Nepal Wilderness trekking team, it’s no problem to lead you on either route you prefer. Therefore, we have listed both itineraries and can guide you according to your choice.
Three passes trek vs. Everest base camp, Length is a total distance of 148 kilometers, per day hike is approximately 11.5 Kilometers, though depending on the altitude area. low altitudes can hike more than 11.5 km per day, and above 5,000 altitudes is less km than that.
A 3-pass trek is not recommendable without guides and porters for independent solo travelers, the reasons are miserable trails, difficult ascent climbs, icy, slippery Cliffs, high altitude passes, and often changing weather.
The Nepal Wilderness Trekking Guide Team is an expert on the Three Passes trek route. We guide small groups and solo trekkers every week of the day during peak season at a competitive cost. Whether male or female guides, all our guides are well-educated and know the Everest region extensively. They have done the Three High Passes trek numerous times monthly during the season. So, they are familiar with every detail corner of the area, including the terrain, people, culture, and trails.
The tourism industry recognizes Nepal Wilderness Trekking and Expedition as the top-rated company due to the following salient features. Locally Owned and Operated with Competitive Cost. As a local trekking operator, we have more experience regarding the Three Passes Trek and its surroundings. We know how to get you to the Three Passes route in the best way possible and how to achieve your goal safely.
Our Three Passes Trek’s success rate is great because Nepal Wilderness Trekking is a trustworthy local trekking agency in Nepal, that operates all Three Passes Trek based on reality, integrity, and honesty. We are committed to meeting your needs. We highly value all trekkers and are responsive to their needs and preferences. Depending on the interests and plans of our customers, we can customize our Three Passes Trek package to suit your needs.
Value for money. Nepal Wilderness Trekking provides the value of what you buy of our services at least equal to the amount you pay. You will not be charged any middle and hidden fees when you purchase our services. Our local expert trekking guide will stay in close contact with our clients every step of the way. Our company ensures customers’ safety at all times, so they will have peace of mind while trekking to Three Passes with us.
For beginner trekkers; The altitude and rugged terrain of the Three Passes trek can pose several challenges. Altitude sickness is a real concern, as the trek takes you above 5,000 meters, where oxygen levels are significantly lower. Proper acclimatization and a slow ascent are crucial to minimize the risk of altitude-related illnesses.
Additionally, the trail can be physically demanding, with steep ascents and descents, rocky paths, and potentially harsh weather conditions. Trekkers should prepare for long days of hiking, often averaging 6 to 8 hours of walking per day. Ultimately, the Three Passes trek may be tough for beginners. It is also a transformative experience that rewards those who dare to take on the challenge with unforgettable memories and a sense of accomplishment.
For the Everest Three Passes trek, you only need two types of permits: the Everest National Park Entry Permit and the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entrance Permit. These permits cover the entire region, all require permits organized by the Nepal Wilderness trekking agency.
Note: All published dates below guarantee departures. If the date doesn’t match your schedule, we’re delighted to organize a trip on your preferred dates private / solo. Share your desired trip details to turn your dream into a reality.
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