Three High passes in Everest region 21 days

Three High passes in Everest region 21 days 

What are the major attractions of Everest Tree pass trek?

• Trekking around the highest mountain in the World, Mt Everest.
• Includes three major mountain passes: Cho La (5380m), Kongma La (5335m), Renjo La (5388m).
• Covers some of the highest muntains in the world
• Beautiful view of Gokyo Lake.
• More adventure and sights seeing than Everest Basecamp trek.

Trip Highlights:

• Highly experienced trekking crews
• Guided Sightseeing tour around the world heritage sites and trekking,
• Private vehicle to and from Ramechaap, domestic flight to and from Lukla,
• Following the adventurous, Moraine, rocky and sloppy trails,
• Classic and definitive Himalayan trek via breathless alpine landscapes.
• Amazing Himalayan wildlife
• At least 9 times above 5000m. places
• Kongmala 5,535m, EBC 5,350m, Kalapatthar 5,545m, Chola 5,420m, Gokyo Ri 5,380m,  Renjo La 5,370m,
• Views of the Mt. Everes 8,848m, Lhotse 8,516m, Lhotse Shar 8,383, Makalu 8,485m, & astonishing panoramic view of several peaks.
• Historically and anthropologically significant valley
• Away from Crowded route
• Picturesque Sherpa villages, mane walls and bridges
• Buddhist culture, traditions, Monastery, Lungdars, stupas and chortens
• Enormous scenic glacier, landscape, icefall and moraine
• Nice hotels and lodges with delicious food menu
• Kneed and clean dining room with yak dung heater
• Hot showers and comfort toilets .

Renjola Pass (5370 meters), Chola Pass (5420 meters), and Kongmala Pass (5535 meters) are the three main passes. in details info.

  One of the most daring options for amazing, exhilarating vistas in the lap of high mountains via steep, muddy slopes is the Everest Three-High Passes Trek. In particular, three passes trekking is well-liked by individuals seeking a strenuous, enchanted, and demanding excursion into the world's highest mountain range. The incredible journey passes through several valleys in the region of Mt. Everest. There are a plethora of experiences to be had inside the three passes of Everest hiking, despite the misconception that trekking in this area is limited to viewing the towering mountains and massive glaciers. CHHUKUNG VALLEY (Eastern Nomadic Alley), KHUMBU VALLEY (Prime Himalayan Alley), GOKYO VALLEY (Holistic Alley), and THAME VALLEY (Bhote or Northern Nomadic Alley) are just four of the important and essential valleys. Each of these four valleys has a unique importance and history. Sherpa, an ethnic caste from the Himalayas, are currently well-known and revered in these areas. The Khumbu civilization's prehistoric past is intriguing and enigmatic. To create the current state of affairs in the Khumbu area, thousands of years and generations have passed. The "KIRANT ETHIOLOGY LEGENDS" state that Khumbu's current civilization emerged across various historical eras. The first were the periods of nomadism, pilgrimage, trans-Himalayan trade, and Khumbu area habitation. Thus, it is certain that the Sherpa's forefathers were Tibetan and that they encountered NANGPA - LA PASS.

They initially arrived to nomadic pastures with their cattle and then continued on   pilgrimages for a BODGAYA travel from BHOT (TIBET) to NEPALAYA & BHARAT (INDIA). They established the Trans-Himalayan Trade of Salt during their travels, which most likely persisted for many years until they made the decision to remain near to the BHOT civilization but before the NANGPA - LA PASS. That could make it simpler for them to transport to Tibet in the summer and trade Himalayan Salt with wheat and cold in the lowlands during the winter. The same cultures, customs, and faiths that existed in Tibet have evolved there. Thus, there is a great deal of cultural and religious similarity between the Tibetans of the Khumbu region and the current population. Even if the language has slightly changed, it is still TIBETO. Up until a few years ago, Khumbu people were I called Bhote, Lama, and so on.However, following the successful ascent of Everest by Tenzing Norgay and Sir Edmund Hilary, these cast names were changed to Sherpa.

The tremendous Mahalangur Range Mountains may be seen in breathtaking views from the three High Passes Treks. Mt. Everest 8848m, Mt. Lhotse 8516m, Mt. Makalu 8485m, Mt. Cho Oyu 8201m, Mt. Nuptse 7861m, Mt. Amadablam 6856m, Mt. Tawache 6441m, Mt. Chola-Tse 6440m, Mt. Lobuche 6119m, Mt. Pumori 7161m, Mt. Bharunche 7162m, Mt. Gyzungkhang 7952m, Mt. Ngozumba 7885m, Mt.Kwangde and uncountable other related snow caped including famous trekking climbing peaks. Traversing the world's largest glaciers might offer a surreal and enigmatic taste of adventure. Thus, a number of adventure enthusiasts heartily endorse this journey for a lifetime of fulfilling, exhilarating adventures in the fabled Himalayas.

Outline Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival at Kathmandu.

Day 02: Sightseeing (shopping) day.

Day 03: Flight to Lukla (2840m) and 3 hours trek to Phakding (2610m). 35 min fly/3 hrs walk

Day 04: Trek to Namche Bazaar (3440m). 5-6 hrs

Day 05: Rest and acclimatization day in Namche Bazaar.

Day 06: Trek to Thame (3800m). 4-5 hrs

Day 07: Rest Day (climb up to Sunder Peak (5368m) and come down to Thame.

Day 08: Trek to Lungden (4380m). 6-7 hrs

Day 09: Trek to Gokyo over the Renjo La Pass (5360m). 8-9 hrs

Day 10:Rest day (Climb up to Gokyo Ri (5357m). 5-6 hrs

Day 11:Trek to Dragnag (4700m). 3-4 hrs

Day 12: Trek to Cho La Pass (5368m) and descend to Zongla (4830m). 7-8 hrs

Day 13: Trek to Labuche (4990m). 5-6 hrs

Day 14: Trek to Khongma La Pass (5530m) and to Chhukung (4730m). 8-9 hrs

Day 15: Trek to Island Peak Base Camp and back to Chhukung. 8-9 hrs

Day 16: Trek to Pangboche (3930m). 7-8 hrs

Day 17: Trek to Namche. 6-7 hrs

Day 18: Trek to Phakding. 5-6 hrs

Day 19: Trek to Lukla. 3-4 hrs

Day 20: Fly back to Kathmandu

Day 21: Rest (Shopping) day

Day 22: Final departure day

Note: Above trekking hours and distances are approximate, and absolutely for general idea only.

USEFUL INFO

Notice for domestic flights to and from Lukla:

  The Tribhuwan International Airport and the domestic Airport are partially the same in Kathmandu. So it used to be a heavy air trafficking during international flights. That is affecting tremendously for the smooth flight operation to Lukla which is mostly departing early in the morning. Most of the tourists come to Nepal for Everest region trekking and the main gateway to enter into this legendary region is by flight to Lukla. The airport in Lukla is only suitable for small aircraft so there would be uncountable flights in a day. Thus, aviation had decided to operate regular flights not from Kathmandu but from the nearest airport of Kathmandu during the main tourist season. At the moment, the nearest airport is in Manthali Ramechhap, which is

 The flights are effective from the beginning of October to the End of November in autumn and March to mid-May in spring. Most tourists get to drive in the middle of the night from Kathmandu to Manthali for the next day’s morning flight. But we recommend moving a day earlier from Kathmandu to nearby Manthali. That will provide the perfect views of the countryside of Nepal and also would not make the rush and uncomfortable drive.

 Altitude sickness:

The symptoms of altitude sickness, also known as acute mountain sickness, include headaches, nausea, vomiting, exhaustion, lack of appetite, and fast heartbeat. The reduced oxygen content and air pressure have an impact on hikers, skiers, and mountain climbers. It happens when an individual is unable to adjust to a greater altitude. After the fluid starts to leak from the blood arteries, it typically occurs in the brains or the longs.

 When the fluid accumulates in the brain, it causes headaches, nausea, loss of appetite, exhaustion, a desire to lie down and a sense of helplessness, an unwillingness to move, a decrease in consciousness, and a problem with balance coordination. This condition is known as high-altitude cerebral edema (HACE). When the fluid accumulates in the lungs, it causes dry coughing that is frequent, sometimes producing blood, skin discoloration, tightness in the chest, and breathlessness (HAPE).

 Prevention:

We must practice basic gravity behaviors in the mountains, such as patience, constancy, and discipline, to avoid acute mountain sickness. The rules and laws of the mountains are unique. The only way we can make them become like us is to obey and honor them. Wear clothing appropriately for the altitude, avoid rapidly increasing your altitude, drink enough of water or other fluids, give your body enough time to acclimate to a higher altitude, abstain from alcohol, control your smoking, eat regularly, ascend higher, and descend lower to sleep. Stay away from high altitudes if you have lung or heart problems. Should the symptoms manifest, cease climbing mountains and move down to a lower elevation. If the patient is really ill or cannot be transported to a lower altitude via Stay away from high altitudes if you have lung or heart problems. Should the symptoms manifest, cease climbing mountains and move down to a lower elevation. A swift helicopter evacuation should be used to save the individual if they are really ill or unable to descend by walking or carrying.

 Clothing Equipment:

• Lightweight walking boots, a pair of track shoes, and slippers to wear in the evening or when the boot is wet.
• Warm jacket (Fibers fill or down should be adequate.)
• A Rainproof jacket with a hood or poncho.
• Warm clothes or fleece jackets.
• Thin and thick trousers.
• Warm trousers are useful higher up in the mountains in the morning and at night. (Windproof/ waterproof trousers are necessary during treks going above 3000mtr)
• Thermal underwear (These are excellent for sleeping at night)
• A pair of loose-fitting long shorts and 1 lightweight long-sleeved –shirt are particularly suitable for avoiding sunburn.
• A woolen or warm hat to wear in the morning and at night. Sunhat and ensure it has a wide brim to cover the face and neck.
• A pair of gloves (warm and normal ones)
• 2 pairs of thin and 2 pairs of thick warm socks.
• Underwear, buff, and hankies as you need.

Accessory :

items include sleeping bags and duffle bags or kit bags for carrying equipment on hikes. A little backpack to store daily personal necessities including soap, towels, and toilet paper. bottled water. Snow goggles, sunglasses, and four big plastic bags to keep clean and dirty clothing apart. sun cream, personal medication, lip guard, toothbrush, towel, and headlamp with extra batteries Reading materials, optional gaming accessories, a journal, a pocket knife, a hiking map, a passport, copies, and a rubber band are all included.

 Drinking water:

 It is important for visitors to be mindful of this when visiting Nepal. Because of microorganisms, they are not entirely suited to digest regular spring water. Therefore, we advise you to sip boiling or mineral water. Additionally, you may use various purification tablets—like chlorine tablets—to clean the water while hiking. For trekking, we highly suggest using boiled or filtered water and mineral water in the metropolitan area. And your Guide of Alpine Excursion Treks will assist you for clean drinking water during the trekking.

Accommodations:

We provide conventional hotel rooms or cozy, opulent hotels in the City, depending on your needs and accessibility. We provide friendly homestays, motels, lodges, or whatever is most conveniently located in the area that is tidy, clean, and pleasant. 

Visa Requirements and Permit:

What are the visa requirements to visit Nepal? Do we need any special permit to visit Everest 3 pass trek?

Immigration of Nepal offers visa on arrival to most of the foreign nationals except few countries. The fees structure are available based on the number of stay.

• Visa Fee Structure for on arrival Visa:

           15 Days – 25 USD

           30 Days – 40 USD

           90 Days – 100 USD

Detailed information on Visa Information for Nepal is available in official Website. 

You can apply for visa online via official website of Department of Immigration.

Everest Region Entry Fee and Permit Details :

Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Municipality Entry Fee at Lukla                 NPR 2000

Sagarmatha National Park Fee at Manjo                                            NPR 3,390

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