Everest Three Passes Trek

The most common train the trekkers follow is to just go to the Everest Base Camp and return back. Only few dare to choose tuff routes like Renjo La pass, Cho La pass and Kongma la Pass. We have designed extremely adventurous and banging route for those who plenty of three weeks time and who wouldn’t want to miss both Everest Base Camp and the serene view of magnificent Gokyo Lake. ETPT Trek, which takes us closer to the world’s highest peak, is one of the most famous and loved treks in the world. It takes place in the Khumbu region, the land of Himalayas of Nepal. This is a beautiful journey which provides authentic natural and cultural beauty of Khumbu, lifetime experience to enjoy the Everest massifs and an indescribable sight. The journey, from the beginning to the end, is inspirational and breath-taking. The natural beauty along with the cultural essence is memorable. Looking the highest peak of the world right in front of our eyes is an achievement in itself. We begin your ETPT trek with a short adventurous flight to Lukla. The change in the environment is immediately felt as you land at the world’s highest airport, the Lukla Airport. The Himalayas welcome you with a cool breeze. The trek initiates through the trails taking you to ethnic Sherpa villages all the way to the base camp. You can experience the remote mountainous lifestyle with the locals away from modernization. Throughout the journey, the beautiful Himalayas keep your eyes open wide. The spectacular mountains embellish the place an ethereal beauty. Walking through the Rhododendron forests, via suspension bridges and steep ridge lines takes your breath. You’ll visit popular overnight stops such as Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche and Gorakshep. Each villages represents unique cultural significance and spectacular mountain views. Striding further the path, stupas, gumbas, chortens and colorful prayer flags greet and attract us.

Cho La pass, Renjo La pass and Kongma La Pass are considered the most risky and thus most adventurous spots in the Everest region. Many trekkers give up passing through. But each and every points of the trek incorporates highlights. You’ll visit the popular Namche Bazaar, full of Sherpas and the gateway to Mt. Everest. It is also a historical trading hub of the Himalayan and low land traders. This town presents beautiful mountain views such as Thamserku, Ama Dablam, Lhoste, Kongdi RI, Kusum Kanguru and the Mt Everest. Everest View Hotel, at an altitude of 3,962 m, boasts the magnificent views of the Mount Everest through the windows of all of the rooms'. We’ll hike to the hotel to enjoy the Everest and its elegant splendor. The hike lasts 3-4 hours and is grandeur in nature. Trekking along Dudh Koshi and Imja River valley, leads us to Tengboche, the spiritual hub of Khumbu. Tengboche monastery is the oldest Buddhist monastery of Khumbu. It provides the splendid sights of Ama Dablam and Everest. You’ll visit Kala Patthar, a vantage point. It presents amazing panoramic views of Everest massifs. We start the trek early in the morning so that we can to witness the glistening sunrise amidst the Himalayas. The path intertwines with Sagarmatha National Park, a protected UNESCO world heritage site. It is home to several creatures like musk deer, red panda, snow leopard, Himalayan black bear, Himalayan munal martens and many more.

ETPT Trek is a moderate up to Everest Base Camp but the most difficult part of this trek is to cross Cho la, Ranjo La and Kongma La passes. Inexperience people can reach up to Everest Base Camp easily well but little professional are needed to cross the mentioned passes. Anyone with an average fitness can complete this trek. As this is a lengthy trek we want your physical and mental health to be at its best. Our advice is to do regular exercises and preparations before the trek. We recommend stamina building exercises like running and swimming. This allows your body to adapt and sustain the energy level keeping your health in check. Our professional guides will guide the trek with utmost caution and safety. You will trek in a slow and steady pace and taking lots of breaks. The key is to trek slow, acclimatize and drink plenty of liquids during the trek.

The best trekking experience depends on the time of the year. ETPT Trek can be done in all seasons with professional guides. But spring season (March to May) and autumn seasons (September to November) are of course the best seasons for the trek. In spring, the moderate and dry climate makes trekking comfortable. The flourishing bio diversity makes the trails vibrant and beautiful. Autumn season provides better mountain views, less humidity and less perspiration. The clear blue skies bring about crisp views of the mountains. But the Himalayas won’t disappoint in any season. We provide the trekkers with best facilities throughout the year. All arrangements, accommodation to meals, transportation to guidance are provided. If you’re looking forward to an ecstatic Himalaya adventure, then ETPT Trek is the best.