Everest Three Passes Trek - 16 Days
16 Days
Kathmandu
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Spring and Autumn
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5,545 m
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6-7 Hours Trek
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The Khumbu region, native to the world’s peak Everest, is on many people’s bucket lists. It offers options for various trekking and mountain climbing adventures. Among these is the Everest Three Passes trek. The Everest Three Pass trek is a variation of the trek in the trails of Khumbu. It allows trekkers to cross three significant high-altitude passes in the Khumbu region. You will even get to reach the base camp of Everest. It is a great way to explore the place that houses the world’s peak.
The trek is a great way to visit interesting locations of Khumbu , like Namache Bazaar. Along with that, you also get to explore various remote Buddhist hamlets. Walking via trails of the Sagarmatha National Park , you encounter various rare fauna and floras.
Vistas of the trek will be out of the world. You will see Everest up close, along with several other Himalayas in the vicinity. Mountains like Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, etc., are also visible during this trek. They will look quite ethereal as you pass the challenging three passes of the trek.
The trek will be a 16-day long journey that takes you through several regions of Khumbu. We kick off the trek by leaving Kathmandu for Lukla. Then, we ended it back by returning to Kathmandu.
The journey will begin with you catching a flight from Kathmandu or Ramechhap(Manthali Airport) for a scenic flight to Lukla. Then, you will head towards Phakding, walking through alpine woods and crossing some suspension bridges. From Phakding, follow the route towards Namche Bazaar. Next, passing Tengboche and Pangboche, we will hike toward the Sherpa hamlet of Dingboche. You will walk from Pangboche to Chukkung, crossing the Imja Tse valley. We will now cross the first pass of the trek, Kogma La Pass and go from Chukkung to Lobuche.
We will now traverse via the regular Everest Base Camp trek map from Lobuche. We will walk through Gorakshep and will trek to Everest Base Camp. From base camp, we will then head to Kalapatthar. To get here, you have to climb a bit higher than Gorakshep. The walk continues from Kalapatthar to Dzongla on the designated trail. You will cross another pass, Cho La Pass, to go to Drangnang(Thagnak) from Dzongla.
From Drangnang(Thagnak), we will trek towards Gokyo's major fifth Lake. Then, we will cross through the last pass on the Everest Three Passes trek. We will descend to Lungdhen after crossing the Renjo La Pass. The trail rejoins the standard EBC trekking trails from Lungdhen and travels via Thame to reach Namche Bazaar. We will now retrace steps back home along the same route. Proceed to Lukla via Phakding along the Dudh Koshi routes. The final step will be to take a flight back to Kathmandu/Ramechhap from Lukla.
Our 16-day Everest Three Passes trek includes all the necessary tools. We cover your transportation, fooding, lodging, permits, guides, etc. for you. If you need clarity about the trip’s details, fret not. We have brought you details of the itinerary and necessary points for the trek here!
Highlights
- Catch a scenic flight to Lukla and watch mesmerizing vistas of mountains.
- Challenge yourself by crossing the high-altitude passes of Kongma La, Cho La, and Renjo La.
- Encounter animals like snow leopards, Himalayan Thar, musk deer, etc. in the remote trails of Khumbu.
- Get panoramic views of Everest from the Kala Patthar viewpoint
- Reach the base camp of the tallest peak in the world.
- Visit the ancient monastery at Tengboche.
- Get stunning views of Gokyo Ri.
- Spend time in Namche Bazaar and get a chance to visit the highest Irish pub in the world.
- Get familiar with the Sherpa culture.
- Experience the highest glacier of the earth, the Khumbu glacier.
Difficulty level of the Everest Three Passes Trek
The Everest Three Passes trek is one of the most challenging treks Nepal has to offer. You ought to traverse through high-altitude trails. Along with that, three challenging passes must be conquered. The difficulty level of the Everest Three Passes Trek is graded 9 on a scale of 10. The Everest Base Camp regular route trek in itself is quite challenging. And when you add the challenging Three Passes to the trek, the difficulty gets stacked.
If you are not an experienced trekker, we would suggest you think twice about doing this trek. We highly encourage people to get into their best physical form to do this trek. Or else it would be very difficult for you to complete this trek. You will have to trek for around 16 days and have to travel as high as 5555 meters. The chances of altitude sickness increase massively. The routes of the trek consist of rocky mountains and fragile glaciers that are scary to approach. However, they do give you amazing rewards. Incredible mountain views, mesmerizing glacier lakes, and valleys make the trek worth it.
In case you find the Everest Three Passes Trek very challenging, you could also do the regular Everest Base Camp trek. It is shorter and easier but still a great way to explore the wilderness of Khumbu.
Best Time and Season for the Everest Three Passes Trek
The best time for the Everest Three Passes Trek is spring and autumn. The months of April, May, and June commemorate spring in Nepal. Similarly, September, October, and November are considered autumn months. These months make up for the best time for a duration trek in the Himalayan foothills. The weather is quite stable, and the chances of rainfall or snowstorms are less. This reduces the chances of landslides, avalanches, or roadblocks. It also makes the trails dry, making them risk-free from injuries caused by slippery trails.
These months are also best temperature-wise as the climate is not very hot or too frigid. Your packing list is easier to create, too. The spring and autumn months also bring clear blue skies. The lack of obstructing clouds in the skies makes it easier for you to view the mountains. Similarly, the spring months bring the Nepali new year. The autumn months also bring the festival season in Nepal. So overall, spring and autumn are great times to visit and trek in Nepal.
Off-season treks are also possible, but should be done with a lot of caution. You also need to know that the onset of autumn has been delayed in Nepal for the past few years. Monsoon withdraws in late September, and September might not be fit for autumn treks. Make sure you check this beforehand to decide your best time for the Everest Three Passes Trek.
Equipment and Gears needed for the Everest Three Passes Trek
Permits Needed for the Everest Three Passes Trek
There are two major permits essential for the Everest Three Passes Trek. They are the Local Area Permit and the Sagarmatha National Park entry permit.
Local Area Permit – Local area permit is another name for the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu rural municipality entrance permit. The permit is imposed in order to help the locals of the region sustain their lifestyle and enhance tourism.
Sagarmatha National Park entry permit – This is a permit that is imposed within the protected area of the Khumbu region. The Khumbu trails are rich in rare flora and fauna. The demarcated protected area is to ensure the protection and safeguarding of them.
Outline Itinerary
Day 1 – Fly to Lukla (2,850m/9350 ft) from Kathmandu airport or Ramechhap airport and trek to Phakding (2,651m/8,695 ft) (7.5km/4.6mi) 3 – 4 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 2 – Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3,440 m/11,286 ft) (12km/ 7.45mi), 5 – 6 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 3 – Acclimatization day at Namche Bazaar (3,440 m/11,286 ft), Tea House Accommodation.
Day 4 – Trek to Tengboche (3,870m/12,694 ft) (10.4km/ 6.46mi) 5 – 6 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 5 – Trek to Dingboche (4,410 m/14,468 ft) (12km/7.45mi) 5 – 6 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 6 – Trek to Chukhung (4730m/15518ft) (4.5km/2.8mi) 4 – 5 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 7 – Trek to Lobuche (4940m/16207ft) via Kongma-la Pass (5535m/18159ft) (10.6km/6.6mi) 7 – 8 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 8 – Trek to Ghorekshep (5,170 m/16,957ft) (4km/2.4mi) –Everest Base Camp (5,364 m/17,594 ft) -Ghorekshep (3.5km/2.17mi) 4 – 5 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 9 – Trek to Kala Patthar(5,555 m/18,225 ft), return back to Gorakshep for breakfast and trek to Dzong-La (4,830m/15,846 ft) (9.6km/6mi) 7-8 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 10 – Cross Cho-la Pass (5420m) and trek down to Thagnak(Dragnag)(4700m) (10km/8.07mi) 6-7 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 11 – Trek to Gokyo(4750m/15,584ft), visit Gokyo-Ri(5357m/17575ft) and back to Gokyo. 7-8 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 12 – Cross Renjo-La Pass (5345m/17536ft) and trek down to Lungden (4370m/14,337ft) (12km/7.4mi) 7-8 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 13 – Trek to Thame village (3800m/12,467ft) and visit Thame monastery (10.5km/6.5mi) 5-6 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 14 – Trek down to Namche Bazar (3440m/11,286ft). (9km/5.6mi) 5-6 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 15 – Trek down to Lukla (2850m/9350ft) (19.5km/12mi) 7-8 hours, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 16 – Fly back to Kathmandu directly or flight upto Ramechhap (Manthali Airport) and drive(5-7 hours) back to Kathmandu.
Anticlockwise Everest Three Passes Trek 2025 Route map
Itinerary
Day 1: Fly to Lukla(2850m) and Trek to Phakding (2651m)
Accommodation: Tea house / Lodge
Overnight: Phakding
Altitude : 2651 Meters
Time taken - Half an hour flight to Lukla, 3 to 4 hours trek to Phakding
Our journey begins as we travel from Kathmandu to Solukhumbu. We will board a scenic flight to head to Lukla from the Tribhuwan International Airport’s domestic terminal or 4-5 hours' drive from kathmandu to Ramechhap(Manthali Airport) and take a flight to Lukla. You'll get stunning views of the surrounding mountains throughout your picturesque ride. From this flight, one can see views of Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Everest, etc.
The next step after arriving at Lukla is to trek to Phakding. In the trek, the paths will progressively decrease while traversing a diverse landscape. This stroll will take you alongside the Dudh Koshi River. During this hike, you will also have to cross a few suspension bridges. The trek will be exhilarating, with milk-like water running beneath the suspension bridges. If you are in this region in between March and May, you can witness a big trail of rhododendron forest with variety of colors. You will reach Phakding after walking for almost four hours. This is often where an overnight stay would end. You will spend the night at a Phakding lodge and get a well-earned rest.
Day 2: Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3,440m)
Accommodation: Tea house / Lodge
Overnight : Namche Bazaar
Altitude : 3,440 Meters
Time taken : 5 to 6 hours trek
Namche Bazaar is the next destination on our Everest Three Passes Trek. Most people refer to Namche Bazaar as the gateway to Mount Everest. This charming Sherpa settlement on the isolated paths of Khumbu is comparatively more advanced. This area is home to a large number of eateries and even bars. Namche Bazaar is also home to the pub at the highest point on Earth.
It will take several hours of hiking upwards to get from Phakding to Namche Bazaar. Throughout the hike, you will cross a few suspension bridges and come across the Dudh Koshi River once more. You will reach Monjo, where you will enter the boundaries of Sagarmatha National Park. Here, you ought to provide your National park permits to Checkpoint to continue your trek. Walk further through an alpine jungle, and then you will reach Namche Bazaar. We will check into a lodge in Namche for the day.
Day 3: Acclimatization day at Namche Bazar
Accommodation: Tea house/Lodge
Overnight : Namche Bazaar
Altitude : 3,440 Meters
Today will be a day for you to explore Namche Bazaar and acclimatize. Trekking through remote high-altitude trails increases the chances of altitude-related sicknesses. So, we need to take some time to adjust ourselves to the higher altitude environment. Today, for acclimatization we will roam Namche Bazar and climb up to Everest View Hotel(3880) and get back to Namche Bazar again. Namche Bazar is a mesmerizing Sherpa settlement. You can visit the bars and restaurants of the area and buy some souvenirs. The highest Irish pub in the world also lies here that you can visit this day.
The day ends with an overnight stay at the same lodge.
Day 4: Trek to Tengboche (3,870m)
Accommodation : Tea house / Lodge
Overnight : Tengboche
Altitude: 3,870 Meters
Time taken: 5 to 6 hours trek
We will continue our trek today by heading to Tengboche after leaving Namche. As we go down some sandy paths, we will find views of mountains such as Everest and Ama Dablam. The route leads to the Imja Tse River after a brief descent. This brings us to the Imja Tse Valley. There are numerous hamlets as you enter the valley, one of which is Phunki Tenga.
From Puhunki Tenga, we will make a challenging hike through winding trails. We will now arrive in a community with a monastery after walking for four to five hours in total. This will be the trek's fourth day’s stop. The village is known as Tengboche and is distinguished by the well-known Tengboche monastery.
Day 5: Trek to Dingboche (4410m)
Accommodation: Tea house / Lodge
Overnight : Dingboche
Altitude : 4410 Meters
Time taken: 5 to 6 hours trek
Dingboche will be our next trekking destination after Tengboche. From Tengboche, we must descend slightly and travel through a verdant jungle. Numerous Rhododendron trees can be found along the forest's trails. After that, we will pass by the Imja Tse River. We must then cross the river via a hanging suspension bridge. This will help us get to Pangboche village, a typical Sherpa hamlet. After that, we will go through the village of Shomare and then follow a narrow trail. Then, we will cross a suspension bridge to arrive in Dingboche. We will check into a local lodge to spend the night here as the day’s stop.
Day 6: Trek to Chukhung (4730m)
Accommodation: Tea house / Lodge
Overnight: Chukhung
Altitude : 4730 Meters
Time taken: 4 to 5 hours trek
Today, the route takes us to Chukhung from Dingboche. This is the part of the trek where the Everest Three Passes trek diverges from the regular EBC trek map. We leave Dingboche with an uphill walk. Today’s trek will show the vistas of Ama Dablam, Cholatse, Tawache, and some of Nuptse-Lhotse ridges. The trail of today’s trek passes through stone wall fields. You will exit the Imja Khola valley and enter the glacier moraines amidst mountain peaks.
You will continue the trek through Bibre, which is a hub for yak herding. The views of Ama Dablam and Amphu Labsa are directly across from the valley. The trail forward comes along with icy streams, and further ahead, a rocky route leads to Chukhung Ri. Chukhung welcomes you with immaculate views of peaks like Lhotse, Island Peak, Ama Dablam, etc.
Day 7: Trek from Chukkung to Lobuche (4940m) via Kongma-La Pass (5535m)
Accommodation: Tea house / Lodge
Overnight : Lobuche
Altitude : 4940 Meters at Lobuche and 5535 Meters at Kognma La Pass
Time taken - 7 to 8 hours trek
We are set to cross the first pass of the trek today. We will head to cross the Kongma La Pass early in the morning. The trek begins with a walk-through trail over a hill northwest from Chukkung. It lies over the Nuptse glacier moraines.
To reach Lobuche, we ought to cross the Kongma La Pass, which is the peak of today’s trek. It is marked by Buddhist prayer flags and cairns. After mostly climbing for the day, we will take a steady downhill walk. The descent is also a little challenging. After climbing the distant moraine, the trail leads to the Khumbu Glacier at the north, which needs to be crossed to reach Lobuche. The trail is mostly blocks of ice and ponds with Himalayan rocks and moraines.
Upon arrival, we will check into a local lodge or tea house in Lobuche and stay overnight.
Day 8: Trek to Ghorekshep (5170m) Visit Evrerest Base Camp (5364m) and back to Ghorekshep
Accommodation: Tea house / Lodge
Overnight: Gorakshep
Altitude : 5364 Meters at Everest Base Camp and 5170 Meters at Gorakshep
Time taken - 6 to 7 hours trek
The next step in our trek will be Everest Base Camp, one of the most popular attraction sites in Khumbu. The trek will be a long one, with our first target being Gorakshep, then EBC, and again back to Gorakshep. The Base camp does not have a suitable place for an overnight stay, so we need to get back to Gorakshep.
The first hike leaving Lobuche consists of Himalayan moraines. After a few hours of trek, we will reach Gorakshep and leave our luggage in our place for an overnight stay. Then, we will continue our walk toward Khumbu Glacier and aim for the base camp. Savor the moment as you reach the base camp, as it will be a moment of a lifetime. Being at the lap of the world’s tallest peak is an unforgettable experience.
After exploring the base camp, we will return to Gorakshep and to our lodge. We will spend the night here and mark the end of day 8, and prepare ourselves for the next pass.
Day 9: Trek to Kalapathar(5,555m) for sunrise view and trek to Dzonghla (4830m)
Accommodation: Tea house / Lodge
Overnight : Dzongla
Altitude : 5555 meters at Kalapathhar
Time taken - 7 to 8 hours trek
Today, we will head to Dzonghla to continue our trek. Before that, we will make a quick visit to the Kalapatthar viewpoint. The place is a famous point for viewing the mountains. 360-degree panoramic views of Everest are visible from here. After finishing our sightseeing from this point, we will come back to Gorakshep and head to Dzonghla. We will spend the night here, and this marks the end of day nine.
Day 10: Trek to Thangnak (4700m) via Chola Pass (5420m)
Accommodation: Tea house / Lodge
Overnight : Dragnag(Thangnak)
Altitude: 5420 meters at Chola Pass, 4700 meters at Dragnag
Time taken: 6 to 7 hours trek
Today we will head towards Dragnag(Thagnak) hamlet . To reach here, we will have to traverse the second pass of our Everest Three Passes trek. This will be the Cho-La Pass. The Cho-La Pass hike will be quite uphill and contains a myriad of glaciers in route. Along with that, further down the road, you will find trails with loose rocks, which will be tricky to navigate. The journey from Dzonghla to Thangnak will be quite challenging but still quite adventurous. It will only take us closer to another beautiful destination, Gokyo Lake.
Day 11: Trek to Gokyo, climb up to Gokyo Ri (5357m) and back to Gokyo (4750m)
Accommodation: Tea house / Lodge
Overnight: Gokyo
Altitude: 4750 meters
Time taken: 7 to 8 hours trek
Today, you will visit the Gokyo lake. You leave Thangnak early in the morning and head towards the lake. The trail takes you alongside the Ngozumpa glaciers and gives amazing vistas of the surrounding mountains. The Gokyo Valley welcomes you with its beautiful lakes and spectacular mountain views. We will reach the Gokyo lake. The lake is naturally a very attractive site. You will take our lunch at Gokyo village and settle your luggage. The next destination of the day will be the Gokyo Ri. Climbing up for 3 to 4 hours from Gokyo valley, leads you to the Gokyo Ri, which is always in the bucket list of the trekkers for the amazing sunset view. After spending some memorable moments there, you will get back to Gokyo’s tea house, where we will check-in for the night. This will be the end of day 11 as another Pass awaits us.
Day 12: Trek down to Lungden (4,370m) via Renjo-La pass (5,345m)
Accommodation: Tea house / Lodge
Overnight: Lungden
Altitude : Renjo La Pass (5,345m) and Lungden (4,370m)
Time taken: 7 to 8 hours trek
You will leave for Renjo La Pass by walking alongside Gokyo Lake(Dudh Pokhari). Around two hours of ascent leads you to the highest point at Renjo La Pass. The pass gives immaculate views. The entirety of the Gokyo Valley, along with the previously visited Ngozumpa glacier trails and emerald-colored lakes, will be visible. The vistas of Everest are also great from up here.
After reaching the top of the pass, we ought to walk down a stone staircase. Then, a trail of some loose rocks reaches the south bank of the Angladumba Tsho Lake. The area is prone to having slippery roads due to ice, so be cautious. Your trek also will show you Relama Tsho and Renjo Lake during the trek. From there, a short walk down a valley with giant boulders will lead to Lunden. This will be the overnight stop for day twelve.
Day 13: Trek to Thame village (3800m) and visit Thame monastery
Accommodation: Tea house / Lodge
Overnight: Thame
Altitude: 3800 meters
Time taken: 5 to 6 hours trek
You will have passed all three passes of the trek by now. The trek forward will be mostly us tracing our steps to get back to Lukla. Today, you will head to Thame. The trek begins with an hour-long walk to Marlung. It lies on the eastern banks of the Bhote Koshi River. Then, a steady descent from Marlung leads you to Thame. The route is an ancient crossroads for Tibetan traders. You ought to cross the Bhote Koshi River and descend further to Tarang. The trail then continues downward as you cross two bridges to reach Thame.
The Tibetan village houses a famous Gompa on the western hills. It is called the Thame Gompa or monastery. We will also pay a visit to this monastery. The day ends with a good night’s sleep in a local lodge of tea house located in Thame.
Day 14: Trek down to Namche (3440m)
Accommodation: Tea house / Lodge
Overnight: Namche Bazaar
Altitude: 3440 meters
Time taken : 3 to 4 hours trek
Today, you continue your return by heading back to Namche Bazaar. You will leave Thame for Naamche by passing through the scenic hamlet of Sambdo. This will be an uphill hike. Then, the trail continues alongside the Bhote Koshi River. Walking through several alpine forests, you will walk towards Namche Bazaar. It will be the same mesmerizing Sherpa hamlet you stayed in at the beginning of the trek. This will be the stop for day 14.
Day 15: Trek down to Lukla (2850m).
Accommodation: Tea house / Lodge
Overnight: Lukla
Altitude : 2850 meters
Time taken : 7 to 8 hours trek
Today, you will head to Lukla and bid farewell to the beautiful Sherpa town of Namche. The trek will mostly be downhill and quite familiar. You will watch Everset fade as you trek further and cross several suspension bridges. Many Sherpa hamlets will be en route as we head to Lukla. At this point, you arrive at the highest bridge of the trek. From here, a three-hour trek leads you to Phakding.
From Phakding, you will make a further 2.5 to 3 hours trek to reach Lukla. You will stay the night here and call it a day.
Day 16: Fly back to Kathmandu(1350m) directly or fly upto Ramechhap(Manthali Airport) and drive 5-6 hours to Kathmandu.
Altitude : 1350 meters
Time taken: Half an hour flight
From Lukla, you will now catch a flight to return home. The same thirty-five minutes that it took for you to get here will take you back. You will still be able to enjoy the same breathtaking views of the mountains from above. But if you are returning back via Ramechhap, you will fly to Manthali Airport for 20 minutes and from there you will travel to Kathmandu by road for next 5-6 hours.
The Everest Three Passes trip will officially come to an end here. After completing the trek you will get a "Certificate of Appreciation" from The Great Adventure Treks & expedition.
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FAQs
How many days does it take to complete the trek through the Everest Three Passes?
The Everest Three Passes Trek takes 15 to 20 days to complete. We bring you a 16-day trek that would be ideal for you.
What is the hardest part of the Anticlockwise Everest Three Passes trek?
Walking through the icy moraines of the passes is the most difficult part of the trek. People consider the Kongma La pass at 5535 meters the toughest part of the trek.
Can a beginner do this trek?
No, we discourage beginners from starting their trekking journey from this trek. The Everest Three Passes trek is one of the toughest treks Nepal has to offer. We suggest you do shorter more convenient treks and venture on this one later.
What is the highest point of the Everest Three Passes trek?
At 5,535 meters, the top of the Kongma La Pass will be the trek's highest point.
How fit do I need to be to complete this trek?
You need to be in your fittest form to complete this trek. Some trekking experience is advisable to embark on this trek. You need to be strong enough to walk for 7 to 8 hours through remote high-altitude places for more than a fortnight.
How difficult is the Everest Three trek?
This trek is quite challenging and rated as a 9 out of 10 on the scale of trekking difficulty.
Can you do the Everest Three Passes trek without a guide?
No , a guide is required for the trek. It is now mandatory for distant route trekkers to hire a licensed guide, per government regulations. In order to finish this trek and check in at numerous stations, you must bring a guide with you.
Are porters necessary for the trek?
Unlike hiring guides, hiring porters is not a compulsion. They do, however, facilitate and improve the comfort of your journey.
How much does the Anticlockwise Everest Three Passes trek cost?
This trek will cost you a total of USD 1670 .
Is the Everest Three Passes trek similar to the Everest Base Camp trek?
No, the Everest Three Passes trek is more extensive and longer than the Everest Base Camp trek.
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