Everest High Pass Trek - 17 Days

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Trip Facts
Duration
17 Days
Trip Grade
Very Strenuous
Maximum Altitude
5,545 m./18,190 ft.
Group Size
1-10
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Everest High Pass Trekking is perhaps the most adventurous and challenging trek in Nepal. See if you can achieve the daring feat of crossing the three high Himalayan passes, Kongma- La 5,535 m./18,154 ft, Cho- La 5,380 m./17,646 ft. And Renjo-La La 5,388 m./17,672 ft. then surely this is the right trip for you. The trek covers all major places in Everest classical trekking in Sagarmatha region including Namche Bazaar, Tengboche Monastery, Everest base camp, and GokyoLake over Chola-La pass and Sherpa village of Thame crossing Renjo-la pass.

The Everest 3-pass trek starts after the scenic half-hour flight to Lukla. This flight is the most exciting one with the view of Panoramic Mountain and diverse landscapes. The first part of the trek allows you to pass through the serene forests of birch and Juniper, up the Bhote Koshi stream. You will have enough time to acclimatize in Namche whilst experiencing Sherpa culture, Customs, cuisine, and hospitality. You will be trekking through rough terrain, moraines, and glaciers once at a higher altitude. Visiting the Nuptse Glacier near Kongma-La Pass, Gokyo Valley near Cho-La Pass, and Ngozumpa Glacier in Renjo-La Pass will be a captivating and rewarding experience. The three passes provide spectacular views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Makalu 8,481 m./27,817 ft, Cho Oyu 8,201 m./26,899 ft. Peak 38, Cholatse, Tobuche, and Island Peak. Other attractions of this trek are an exploration of Gokyo Tsho, Angladumba Tsho (4,500 m) lakes, and Gokyo Ri (5,300 m) peaks.

Everest Three Passes Trekking Highlight

  • Morning scenic flight to Lukla and Explore the remote corner and valley of the Himalayan region
  • Everest High Passes Trek is an enormous challenging trek that goes over Kongma La, Cho La & Renjo La
  • Hike to Everest Base Camp and Experience Sunrise and Sunset from Kala Patthar 
  • Enjoy stunning views of Mt. Everest and its neighboring Mountain from Kongmala
  • Experience Sherpa culture and explore the hidden valley on the lap of High Mountain.

What is the possible best time for the Everest High Pass Trek?

Trekking at low altitudes is possible around the year. However, High altitude trek is more challenging, and you should pick the best time for the clear visibility. Pre-monsoon-March to June and Pre-winter-September to December are the best times for the Everest High Pass Trek. November and December are the best time even though it is cold weather. The weather is super nicer than any other month. Highly recommended!

Date and Price for Everest High Pass Trek

We are 100% guaranteed on our published departure date. However, if the departure dates do not match your solo travel, family tour, or with friends then we can help you gladly to plan the tailor-made trips. The price is based on the group joining, but we can offer you the best price which depends on the number of people and services. Please contact us without hesitation.

How hard is the Everest high pass trek

Everest Three Pass also known as Everest High Pass covers the Everest highland trekking area. The Everest Three Pass Trek is suitable for hardcore adventure seekers. Everest High Pass Trek is a long walk in the middle of the Mountain without anyone to hassle your peace. To Embark on the Everest High Pass Trek, you should be physically fit and experienced with high altitude. We/Global Adventure proposed a 16-day clockwise trek itinerary to minimize the probability of altitude sickness.

The Everest Three Pas Trek is a never-ending adventure trek also known as the Everest Highland Trek, this is the only adventurous trek in Sagarmatha National Park of the Everest region. This three-pass trek involves crossing three high mountain passes: Renjo- La Pass 5,340 m./17, 515 ft, Cho-La Pass 5,420 m/17,777 ft. And Kongma- La Pass 5,535 m./18,154 ft. including Kala Patthar and Everest Base Camp.

We believe the Everest High Pass Trek is physically demanding, and trekking in the high mountain terrain requires mental resilience and high-altitude acclimatization. Physical fitness, experience, acclimatization, and mental resilience—with the support of a guide and support porter, people can undertake this trek. Before embarking on this trek, it is advisable to research and plan well about the Everest High Pass Trek. It is recommended to start this trek clockwise if you are trekking for the first time in high altitude.

Everest High Pass Facts

Renjo La Pass 5,340 m./17,515 ft. The first pass of the trek, from Namche, leads you to the biggest Marlung village—the riverside settlement. Renjo La provides breathtaking views of the Everest region, including Gokyo Lakes.

Cho La Pass, 5,420 m./17,777 ft. This pass is known for its steep ascent and descent and connects the Everest Base Camp route with the Gokyo Valley.

Kongma La Pass 5,535 m./18,154 ft. This pass is the last and the highest of the three. It offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and glaciers.

Major Highlights of Three Pass Trek:

Everest Base Camp (5,364 m/17,593 ft.).  The trek includes a visit to the Everest Base Camp, where climbers prepare for their ascent of Mount Everest.

Kala Patthar 5,545 m./18,190 ft. A popular viewpoint for sunrise and sunset, stunning panoramic views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Pumori, Nuptse, and other Himalayan peaks.

Gokyo Lakes: The trek takes you to the beautiful Gokyo Valley, known for its pristine lakes, Cho Oyu Base Camp, 5th Lake, and panoramic mountain views.

Tengboche Monastery: The oldest and a significant monastery with cultural and spiritual importance in Tengboche, a heavenly paradise in the Everest region.

Accommodation while Trekking: Teahouses and lodges along the trekking route provide basic accommodation and meals. The level of comfort can vary, and facilities may be more basic at higher elevations, but in some places, you can stay in luxury accommodation.

Of course, you will visit Everest Base Camp (5,357 m) and climb atop Kala Patthar to enjoy an up-close view of Everest, Nuptse, Pumori, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and Khumbu Glacier. You also visit the 500-year-old Tengboche Monastery. The lower part of the Everest high pass trek views is as the picture shows.

As you are trekking in high-altitude terrain, you have to be physically fit, and sometimes it requires the basic knowledge of mountaineering. However, it depends on the trekking seasons and weather conditions. April to May and September to November are the best times for the Everest High Pass Journey. Global Adventure Trekking provides the best-skilled trek leader. Here is the list of trekking and climbing gear; please visit the link.  Our crews are well insured and familiar with high altitudes. Take this most adventurous activity in the Nepal Everest region and reward yourself by conquering the world-famous Everest high pass trekking.

Everest High Pass Trek - 17 Days Itinerary Outline

  • Day 09: Trek from Thaknak to Dzongla 4,830 m./15,842 ft. Over the Cho-La Pass 5,420 m./17,777 ft./10 km./7 hrs.
  • Day 17: Fly back to Kathmandu
  • Day 16: Trek from Namche to Lukla 2,846 m./9,334 ft./18 km./7 hrs.
  • Day 15: Trek from Tengboche to Namche Bazaar 3,440 m./11,283 ft./6 km./5 hrs.
  • Day 14: Trek from Chhukung to Tengboche 3,860 m./12,660 ft./7 km./5 hrs.
  • Day 13: Trek from Lobuche to Kongma-la 5,535 m./18,154 ft./ 11 km. And down to Chhukung 4,730 m./15,582 ft./8 hrs.
  • Day 12: Trek from Gorakshep to EBC (3+3 km./5,365 m./17,597 ft./10 km./6 hrs. And Back. After having Lunch trek down to Lobuche for the night.
  • Day 11: Trek from Lobuche to Gorakshep 5,170 m./16,957 ft./10 km./4 hrs. (Evening walk to Kala Patthar 5,545 m./18,185 ft. the best scenic view, 2 hours)
  • Day 10: Trek from Dzongla to Lobuche 4,900 m./16,072 ft./7 km./5 hrs.
  • Day 01: Fly to Lukla and trek to Phakding 2,620 m./8,593 ft./ 8 km./4 hrs.
  • Day 08: Trek from Gokyo Lake to Thaknak 4,750 m./15,580 ft./5 km./5 hrs. (morning visit Gokyo Ri. (5,357 m./17,775 ft.)
  • Day 07: Acclimatization/Exploration Day at Gokyo. Walk to 5th Lake or Cho Oyu Base Camp and back. Duration: 5/6 hours.
  • Day 06: Trek from Lungden to Gokyo Lake 4700 m./15,416 ft./11 km. Over Renjola Pass 5,435 m./17,826 ft./7 hrs.
  • Day 05: Trek from Thame to Lungden 4,500 m./14,760 ft./7 km./5 hrs.
  • Day 04: Namche Bazar Trek to Thame 3,820 m./12,533 ft./10 km./4 hrs.
  • Day 03: Rest day in Namche for acclimatization
  • Day 02: Phakding trek to Namche Bazaar 3,440 m./11,283 ft./11 km./5 hrs.

Everest High Pass Trek - 17 Days Itinerary

The journey of the Everest High Pass trek continues as we ascend from Thaknak to Dzongla on the ninth day. For this part of the Everest Three Passes Trek map, we advise trekkers to prepare a little extra than the other days. That is because it takes a total of 7 hours to reach Dzangola from Thaknak. On our way, we also ascend to the second pass of the Everest High Pass Trek Circuit, Cho La Pass (5420 meters).

Imagine ascending from 4,750 meters to 5420 meters and again descending to 4830 meters. The walk will certainly be more difficult than usual. However, the views offered by the Thaknak-Cho La Pass-Dzongla route highly motivate the trekkers. The route starts with a steep upscaling and then gradually leads into some flatlands. Remember that, as you ascend the steep, the routes become slightly challenging until you finally reach the Cho La Pass.

We will spend some time in the Chol La Pass before descending to Dzongla. Located at an altitude of 4830 meters, Dzongla is a small village with a few tea houses where we can rest for the night. As we reach the village and explore a little, we can get some spectacular views of Ama Dablam and Taboche Moreover, trekkers also get a mild visibility of Cholatse Lake.

This day marks the end of the Everest High Pass Trek as we take a flight to Kathmandu from Lukla Airport. Within 35 minutes of a scenic flight from Lukla, trekkers finally reach Kathmandu and then take their way.

Finally, we have reached the second last day of the Everest High Pass Trek with a descending trek from Namche to Lukla. We follow a rather developed path accompanied by lush forests, villages, valleys, and views of mountains. Within 7 hours of walking, trekkers can find themselves in Lukla. Even if we start the trek early in the morning, let's say 8 a.m., we will reach Lukla by 3 in the evening.

So, we will rest for the sixteenth day in Lukla, have a proper dinner, and prepare ourselves to return to Kathmandu via flight on the next day.

Do you remember Namche Bazaar? The last highly advanced and developed checkpoint that we stopped by while ascending the Everest Three Passes journey. On the fifteenth day, our destination of the day would be Namche Bazaar. This place is just 6 kilometers far from Tengboche which needs the trekkers to walk for five hours.

Once in Namche Bazaar, you can expect to get a more luxurious stay, a high variety of food, and many other facilities that were not available at the higher altitude. Make sure that you take proper advantage of being in Namche Bazaar and shop to the fullest. Explore the area and then get back to the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

We have finally conquered all three high passes of the Everest region and started a descending journey. Today's walk begins after having breakfast in Chhukung and walking through the downward route towards Tengboche. Let us tell you that Tengboche is one of the holiest monasteries in the entire Khumbu region.

As we start the walk from Chhukung, we need to cross a bridge and follow a path that leads to Pangboche village. We admire the beautiful settlement at Pangboche and walk further lower until we reach Tengboche. As you reach near Tengboche, you can hear monks' hymns, and bells, and see so many religious artifacts. Trekkers spend a peaceful night after having dinner in a tea house or lodge in Tengboche.

Today, the walk can extend for a little longer hours because we cover a total distance of 11 km. Descending from Lobuche (4940m) to Chhukung (4730m) takes some strength and stamina for the trekkers. From Lobuche, the route ascends through a rocky and rugged path crossing the Khumbu Glacier. After a few hours of walking, we finally reached Kongma-la Pass (5535m). This is the last pass among the three passes of the Everest Trekking Circuit.

Kongma-La is also an equally exciting high pass to spend some time. We reach the pass after crossing the glacier and enjoying heart-throbbing views of several mountain peaks, valleys, and settlements. Just keep delving into the wilderness of the Everest Three Pass Circuit and enjoy every moment. Due to the risks of altitude sickness and low oxygen levels, we only spend a short time at Kongma-la Pass and then descend towards Chhukung (4730m).

Imagine walking the Everest Circuit and not visiting the Everest Base Camp, shall we do that? No, with the Global Adventure Trekking team, they won't be done. Therefore, on the twelfth day, we go for a stroll at Everest Base Camp, located at an altitude of 5365 meters. From the Everest Base Camp, trekkers can get mind-blowing views of Changtse, Pumori, Nuptse, and Lhotse.

Moreover, your stay at EBC also lets you meet several mountaineers who are on their way to ascend the summit of Mount Everest (8850 meters). After some time of spending quality time at the Everest Base Camp, we return to Gorakshep. Trekkers will have their lunch at the hotel in Gorakshep and then trek down to Lobuche. We cover a total distance of 10km on the day and walk for around 6 hours in this part of the Everest High Pass Trek.

Today is the day when we set foot on the highest point of the entire Everest Trek Circuit. On our way from Lobuche to Gorakshep, we stop by Kala Kalapatthar (5545 meters) for a short time. This place offers the most amazing and stunning view of Mount Everest one can get from a lower altitude. As the altitude is too high, the oxygen level is thin, resulting in chances of weaknesses and mainly, altitude sickness. Therefore, we take a quick stroll and descend towards Gorakshep.

From Kalapatthar to Gorakshep, the Everest High Pass Trek has a difficult, slippery yet adventurous route. The journey today can become a little more difficult than many other days at the Everest High Pass Trek. However, descending from Kalapatthar to Gorakshep does not take much time. Therefore, the trekkers reach the hotel at Gorakshep within just two hours of walking from Kalapatthar.

Currently, we are at an altitude of 4830 meters and last amongst the three high passes of the Everest Region is yet to be conquered. This means that our journey is still on the ascending side. As soon as trekkers have their breakfast, the guides from Global Adventure Trekking escort them towards Lobuche. Lobuche is also the base of the Lobuche Peak (6119m).

The trek from Dzongla to Lobuche of the Everest Three Passes Trek will offer trekkers even closer and clearer views of the glaciers and mountains. Moreover, you can also experience that the trail gets more rugged and rough as we ascend higher and higher. We encourage trekkers to enjoy the trip while also taking care of their health and hygiene.

After 5 hours of walking and 7 kilometers of distance coverage, we finally reach the stop of the day, Lobuche. Global Adventure Trekking team arranges good food and accommodation at Lobuche for the night.

Early in the morning, trekkers will have their breakfast in the hotel and then go for an exploration of Gokyo Ri (53567m/17,775ft). Gokyo Ri is a beautiful place for watching a mesmerizing view of the Everest region. You will be astonished by the rugged trails, surrounding landscapes, and the local villages settled by Sherpas. Reaching from Gokyo Lake to Thaknak takes around 5 hours.

Our guides and porters take care of all your requirements throughout this part of the Everest High Pass Trek / Everest Three Passes Trek. Nevertheless, we suggest trekkers to be aware about the risks of altitude sickness. After reaching Thaknak, trekkers will check in at the hotel and freshen up. As the trek only takes 5 hours, trekkers will still have some time to explore the Thaknak village.

Today is the second acclimatization day during the Everest High Pass or Everest Three Passes Trek. On the seventh day, we acclimatize at Gokyo. You will love to see the landscape, lakes, and other scenarios from Gokyo. There are also a couple of side treks that you can do while you stay in Gokyo Valley and they are Walk to 5th Lake or Cho Oyu Base Camp.

Walking to the 5th Lake (around 3-4 hours) is an adventurous day hike that you can do during your stay at Gokyo. You will get to explore five out of 19 lakes in the Gokyo Valley. Besides, trekking to the Cho Oyu Base Camp (900m/16,076ft) also offers an amazing experience. Both of these side treks provide mesmerizing views of the Himalayas of Nepal along with some other landscapes and greeneries.

After that trek, we return to Gokyo for an overnight stay after having dinner. As there are no lodges or hotels in Gokyo, both of these days will be spent in tents.

From Lungden, the Everest High Pass Trek route takes you towards Gokyo Lake and on the way, we also walk across one of the three passes, Renjo La Pass (5435 meters). As we are expecting to ascend over 5000 meters, the route certainly gets more and more difficult. Nevertheless, the rocky path, juniper, and pine forests make the entire trekking adventurous and a little challenging, which is mostly loved by trek enthusiasts.

Within a few hours, trekkers will reach Renjola Pass. We encourage trekkers to take as many photos and videos as possible for memory. However, due to the thin air and extreme weather conditions, we will not spend much time here.

You can enjoy some of the most stunning and amazing views of different snow-covered peaks like Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu from Renjola Pass. Moreover, from Renjola Pass, the Everest Three Passes Trek extends towards Gokyo Lake (4700 meters).

Gradual ascends and the increase in rugged trails mark the beginning of the upper part of the Everest Three Passes trekking map. On the fifth day, we will set a strong mindset to rest at an altitude of 4500 meters. The first phase of the Thame to Lungden Trek hike takes trekkers through different herbs and pine forests.

Moreover, the trekkers can also experience the change in landscapes and surrounding environment. Furthermore, the air also gets thinner and the cold temperature might lead to higher chances of altitude sickness. Walking from Thame to Lungden also takes you through several yak and sheep grazing pastures. After 5 hours of trek, we finally reach Lungden, where trekkers will get their rooms, have dinner, and rest for the night.

How did you like your two-night stay in Namche? Now, it's time to move on from Namche because we are ascending our next checkpoint, Thame on the fourth day. As we leave Namche, the Everest High Pass Trek map becomes a little more confusing as the route or trail starts becoming rough, rugged, and very less developed.

Trekkers will have to be extra cautious while ascending further and the views that they get to enjoy are all worth it. Let us tell you that Thame and Marlung are two of the most beautiful villages of the Renjo La route in the Everest High Pass Trek. As we leave Namche, the route takes us towards the river, and by crossing that river, we finally enter the Thame village. The walk only takes 4 hours so, trekkers will have excessive time to interact with the locals and understand their culture.

Wake up on day three and we are not advancing to any other checkpoints today. As we have reached above 3000 meters and the Everest Three Passes route ahead of us is not such promising as it had been till Namche, we take one more day to enjoy our stay at Namche Bazaar.

Namche is also famous for the hardened yak cheese (Chhurpi) and the Tibetan artifacts sold here. You can get some as souvenirs. Besides, the acclimatization day does not mean that trekkers should stay idle in their hotels or guesthouses. Global Adventure Trekking team encourages trekkers to go for some side trips during their stay at Namche. You can go for the Khumjung Monastery Hike and hike up to the Everest View Hotel.

Khumjung is one of the famous monasteries in the Khumbu region around 2.5 hours of walk away. This monastery is located in the Khumjung Village which sits at the foot of the sacred mountain Khumbiyela. You will love the place because of its landscape, and the chants of the Buddhist mantras that bring peace to your mind and soul. After that, you can also visit the Everest View Hotel, the only 5-star in the world located at such a high altitude. The hotel sits lavishly at an altitude of 3750 meters / 13000 feet and offers majestic views of several mountain peaks including Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and the mighty Mount Everest.

After the side trek, the trekkers will return to Namche and have another night's stay in the same hotel as they had in the previous night.

On the second day of the Everest High Pass Trek / Everest Three Passes Trek, we reach one of the most advanced towns in the entire Khumbu region, Namche Bazaar. Namche Bazaar is famous as the trading hub between Nepal and Tibet. In this place, you can almost all the facilities required like ATMs, WiFi, and Mobile Networks, and the hotels are also very cozy and facilitated. Moreover, there are also high varieties on the food menu.

Nevertheless, the route from Phakding to Namche Bazaar is a 5-hour-long journey covering 11 km of distance. However, this part of the Everest High Pass Trek is not very highly difficult. That being said, you can also expect to explore flora, fauna, and other Sherpa villages during your ascend from Phakding to Namche Bazaar. Besides, the Phakding to Namche route also offers you a magical view of the mighty Mount Everest (8850m), Ama Dablam Mountain (6812m), and Themserku (6608m). Another major attraction of Namche Bazaar is the Hilary Bridge.

Everest High Pass Trek - 17 Days Cost Details

Includes

  • Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit.
  • TIMS-Card (Trekkers Information Management Systems)
  • Khumbu Rural Municipality Entry Fees
  • Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu regular flight ticket with departure tax (October to mid-November and April to May all the flights will operate from Ramechhap)
  • Three meals a day (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
  • An Experienced English-speaking Sherpa Guide with equipment.
  • 16-night Mountain accommodation with full board meals.
  • All Meals, lodging, and salary of Sherpa Guide
  • Local Permit of Rural Municipality
  • Insurance of Nepalese Staff
  • Seasonal fruits
  • Duffel bag/sleeping bag (refundable)
  • Company T-shirt
  • Farewell dinner in a Nepalese typical restaurant
  • Gov't tax and VAT and services changes
  • Company token of love T-shirt

Excludes

  • Nepalese visa fee, Visa can be obtained upon your arrival at Kathmandu Airport. Visa cost 30 USD, 50 USD, and 125 USD for 15, 30, and 90 days respectively
  • Excess baggage charge(s)
  • Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early arrival, late departure, or early return from the mountain (due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary
  • Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu (and also in the case of early return from the mountain than the scheduled itinerary)
  • International flights Tickets
  • Travel and rescue insurance
  • Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, bottle or boiled water, shower, etc.)
  • Tips for guide (not mandatory but expected)
  • Porter if required. 1 porter is for every 2 clients. A porter cost per day 22 USD on sharing basis.

Dates & Availability

We do organize scheduled departure group joining and private trips, bookings are open for 2023 and 2024. Secure your seat on time, hurry up! This offer ended soon! If you have confusion, please write us back. We are happy to organize as per your requirement.

Essential Information

Important Note for Everest High Pass trekking

Medical and health information:

All travelers need to be in good physical health to participate in this trip. Before buying this trip please read the details itinerary carefully. You should consult your doctor for your Medical travel information or any necessary vaccination before departure. We suggest you bring your medical kid.

Accommodation while Three Pass Trekking:

Accommodation at the local lodge known as Guesthouses is simple but comfortable. Toilet and washing facilities are shared. In the guesthouse, travelers are provided a twin-sharing room with twin beds, mattresses, and pillows. In high season (March to May) and September to November) in places there are few numbers of guesthouses so sometimes travelers may do dormitories. In some places, guest house depends on solar power. In remote regions, the guest house does not have a toilet and running water can mean just a hole in the ground. A hot shower facility is available in some guesthouses for a price but occasionally hot shower means a bucket of hot water that is enough to wash your body. Electricity and Wi-Fi are available someplace for a small additional cost.

Transport:

Air: Kathmandu to Lukla flights are often delayed due to poor weather conditions. All travelers are suggested to have a few backup days in the end to catch their International flight. If the flights keep canceling then you have the option to take a charter Heli flight which will cost about 500 USD per person. This also depends on the number of people who want to have that Heli flight. So make sure you have prepared your emergency fund just in case. All domestic flight has a strict weight limit. 10 kg of your baggage and 5 kg of hand luggage are included in your tickets. Excess baggage will be charged at your own expense. 

Flight Note: All the Lukla sector flights are going to operate from Manthali Airport (Ramechhap) due to the air traffic in Kathmandu.  Effective from 25th March 2024 till 31st May 2024. Ramechhap Airport is about 127 km east of Kathmandu and takes a 5-hour drive. The sharing private vehicles are available daily.

Phone and Internet services in Everest High Pass Trek:

Most of the hotel in Kathmandu offers free Wi-Fi with excellent connection. While trekking Wi-Fi is available in the teahouse for a small cost. The higher you go the more use of Wi-Fi and the internet will cost and likely the shower the speed. Remember your room may not have an electrical outlet. You have to share the dining hall for your recharge. Type C, D, and M are the most common adaptors for charging your accessories in Nepal. 

How Safe Is Everest Three Pass Trek?

Nepal is a safe travel destination in the world. Just to be sure travelers are suggested to have their neck belt money wallet while traveling, for the safe keeping of their money, passport, and some valuable items. During your trip, you will have some free time to pursue your own interests, relax and take it easy, or explore at your leisure. This trek is fully safe and enjoyable despite high altitude sickness. The Everest three-pass trek is good for those people who are physically fit and strong.

Abbreviation: B=Breakfast, L=Lunch and D=Dinner, M=meters, Ft=feet, HRS=Hour

Everest High Pass Trek - 17 Days FAQs

The Everest High Pass trekking route takes you at an altitude of 5545 meters (Kalapatthar).

The three high passes to ascend on the Everest High Passes Trek are Renjo La Pass (5360m), Cho La Pass (5240m), and Kongma La Pass (5535m).

Yes, the Everest High Passes Trekking route takes the trekker to Everest Base Camp (5364m) as well.

Global Adventure Trekking team recommends parents not to take children under 10 years to the Everest High Pass Trek. Nevertheless, even older people are requested not to go on this trekking journey.

Kalapatthar View Point (5545 meters) offers the most stunning and the closest view of the Sagarmatha Himal (Mt. Everest) during this trek.

Yes, we recommend trekkers to carry extra money with them which can be very useful to get yourself some souvenirs. Moreover, you also need to pay for the basic facilities in the higher altitude where online payment may not be feasible.

Yes, trekkers can enjoy all of these facilities throughout the Everest three-pass trekking journey (except for a few places at the highest altitude). However, you might have to pay for these facilities as you ascend to a higher altitude.

Global Adventure Trekking arranges three times full-course meals for the trekkers throughout the Everest High Passes Trek.

We take you from Kathmandu to Lukla via direct flight and vice versa. However, in cases of peak season and too many tourists, we take an alternative path leading from Kathmandu to Ramechhap via road and then to Lukla on flight.

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