At the Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will meet and greet you. A private tourist car will transport you to the hotel. You have the option of taking a break or seeing us at our office to discuss the Three Passes Trekking Itinerary.

After a 30- to 40-minute flight from Tribhuvan International Airport to Lukla, your Three Passes Trek will begin. This magnificent flight offers incredible views of the Langtang Himalayan range and the Annapurna Himalayan range. You'll first descend from Lukla to the Thado Koshi River, crossing a few suspension bridges along the way. Then you will arrive at a Chheplung village after an hour of gentle descent, with a view of Mt. Khumbila (5,761 m/ 18,900ft), a sacred peak that has never been climbed. As you acclimate, the journey will be easier and more pleasurable. You will descend from Chheplung to Phakding, where you will get the opportunity to see Pemacholing and Rimishung Monastery. 

After your breakfast in Phakding, you continue on the Three Passes Route. Your trip will include uphill and downhill sections, as well as many river crossings and a spectacular view of Mt. Thamserku (6608 m/ 21,679ft) from the Bengkar hamlet. Your route will take you past Monjo Village, dense forests, and rugged trails to the Sagarmatha National Park's entrance. You'll register your permits and make your way into the woods. For the first time, you will be able to see Mt. Everest from this forest. Then, after traveling through Jorsale hamlet, you'll cross the Hillary Suspension Bridge and proceed to Namche Bazaar. Beautiful vistas of the Himalayas, including Everest, Lhotse, Tawache, and others, may be seen from here.

In the Khumbu region's core, today is the day to relax and prepare your body for high altitude. The Sagarmatha National Park tourist center, traditional Sherpa communities, Hillary School, Khumjung monastery, Syangboche Airport, and Everest View Hotel are among the places to see in Namche Bazaar. Even if you stay in Namche, being active and moving is important. Banks, ATMs, and Cyber Cafés are some of the facilities available in Namche Bazaar. You may also go to the Sherpa museum, visit the local community, hike to Thamo, or explore Khunde. This is your first acclimatization day as per Three Passes Trek Itinerary.

After eating breakfast in Namche, your Three Passes Trek will head toward Tengboche. Mt. Everest, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Ama Dablam, and Thamserku can all be seen from the road to Tengboche. While walking the smooth and sometimes zigzag trail, you will be astonished by the wildlife, such as musk deer, Himalayan Thar, and colorful pheasants. You will pass through a pine forest and then across the bridge, decorated with prayer flags, over the Dudh Koshi River. Trekking for a little you eventually arrive at Phungi Thanga, a small village with several teahouses and a small army post set among an alpine forest. You will also get a chance to visit the Tengboche monastery to witness a religious ceremony by the monks at Tengboche.

Today on  Three Passes Trek, you will get a spectacular sunrise vista of the mountain landscape, including views of the Kangtega range, Thamserku, Amadablam, Taboche, Kwangde, Tengboche, Lhotse, and Nuptse. Your day begins with a hike via Imja Khola and on to Tengboche, where we descend to the riverbank via rhododendron and birch woods. You will visit a Buddhist nunnery in Deboche and cross a few chortens on the way to Pangboche, where you will enjoy a spectacular view of the Himalayas. Walking from the high Pangboche to the arid and alpine environment of Shomare, one can plainly detect the diminishing vegetation. From Orsho, you can see Mt. Pumori's coronal ridge before arriving at the chilly and windy settlement of Dingboche, where you will spend the night.

Your Three passes journey will continue via the Imja Khola Valley to glacial moraines in the midst of towering peaks. Your stroll will take you down the valley for the next 3 to 4 hours, with views of Lhotse Mountain and Ama Dablam on both sides, until you arrive at yak Bibre, the herdsman's home. At the terminal moraine, you can see Imja Tse summit, which has a rocky and frosty aspect. A half-hour hike from Bibre will take you to Chhukung, where you may see glaciers and snow-capped mountains. After arriving at Chhukung, relax or trek to Chhukung Ri for even more spectacular mountain vistas. It will assist you in preparing for your trip to Kongma-la Pass in the morning.

You will be entering the isolated alpine hinterlands on this day, where there are no teashops, so bring lots of water with you. You will be given two choices here. Climb the slope northwest of Chhukung to the Nuptse glacier, or stroll down to the Bibre valley and trek to the high path above Niyang Khola. After a short stroll, you will be rewarded with a spectacular view of Island Peak Valley and Amphu Lapcha's Stony Peak. You will reach a vast basin littered with ice lakes rising along the east side of Niyang Khola valley on a rocky road. After a 5-hour hike via the Kongma La Pass, you will be leaving Chhukung. Kongma La is the highest pass among Everest's three high passes. The prayer flags flapping to mark the pass at the peak can only be seen if you reach the top. The descent now begins, which will be the most arduous and strenuous part of today's expedition. You ascend the far side moraine, then head north along the Khumbu glacier route, which eventually leads to Lobuche, your today's Three passes trek final destination.

Three passes trek trail will pass across the Khumbu Glacier's moraine heading toward Gorakshep. Passing through the pyramid landmark, you'll be treated to a breathtaking view of Everest's north ridge, which includes Mt. Pumori, Mt. Mahalangur, Mt. Lingtern, Mt. Khumbutse, and Mt. Nuptse. After ascending to Thangma Riju, you will enjoy a 360-degree panorama of snow-capped mountains. Kalapatthar, a grassy meadow under Mt. Pumori, may be seen from the summit of Changri glacier. You can see snow-capped mountains as you arrive at Gorakshep, including the world's highest peak, Mount Everest. Your walk will continue across Gorak Shep Lake, passed by memorials commemorating Indian army mountaineers, before arriving at Everest base camp. You will realize how hazardous the Khumbu icefall trail is until you get to Everest Base Camp. Although Everest is not visible from the summit's base, the close-up vistas of Nuptse and Khumbutse, which tower over the Mountaineers' vividly colored tents, are no less stunning. This is your journey's apex. You will spend the night in Gorak Shep after that.

This is the culmination of your Three passes trek journey, which began with a stroll to enjoy a stunning glimpse of the sun rising from Kalapatthar. After a few hours of walking, you'll arrive at Kalapatthar, where you may sit and fill your eyes' desire for a breathtaking view of the Himalayas. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Pumo Ri, Ama Dablam, Khangtenga, Lobuche Peak, Everest Base Camp, Khumbu glacier, and Icefalls can all be seen from Kalapattar's 360-degree vantage point. You will leave your footprints behind and take memories and photographs that will last a lifetime. Return to Gorakshep, pack your belongings, and prepare to retrace your way back to Lobuche. Then, through the picturesque route, you'll make your way to Dzongla.

To witness the stunning vista of Cholatse, you must get up early in the morning. The toughest portion of the Three Passes trek journey begins when you travel through Dzongla, passing through spur woodland before descending to a basin. As you return to the top, you will be rewarded with a beautiful view of Chola Lake and Mt Ama Dablam. The steep ascent is made more difficult by rocks, which leads to the sinuous Bergschrund pathways. You can see breathtaking peaks all around you from the summit, which are framed by flying prayer flags. Unless the rocks are covered with ice, making the path treacherous and dangerous, the descent to Thagnak is reasonably easy. You will spend the night in Thagnak.

You have to leave the little settlement early in the morning and continue on the Three Passes Trek Route via Nepal's longest glacier, the Ngozumpa Glacier. The second Gokyo Lake, which is one of the six series, may be seen as you approach the other side of the glacier. Gokyo hamlet may be found on the border of the third lake, which is close to the second.

The acclimatization day is a great chance to climb Gokyo Ri, one of the greatest places to see the Everest area, and explore the six lakes. The fourth lake, with its towering cliffs and peaks rising above it, lies 3 kilometers north of Gokyo. The walk continues to the fifth and largest azure blue dazzling lake. You can even ascend the slopes at the lake's side to see Cho-Oyu, Gyachung, Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Makalu in all their glory. Cho Oyu base camp is located beyond the fifth lake, and the stunning panorama is well worth seeing. It is up to your curiosity, time, and energy to see whether you can make it to the sixth lake. This is the second acclimatization day according to the Three Passes Trek Itinerary

Early in the morning, you will begin hiking to Renjola pass, bypassing the main Gokyo valley route to follow the Renjola trail through Dudh Pokhari. The view of Everest, Lhotse, Cholatse, and Taboche will be appreciable after a 3-hour hike. This is also among one the difficult aspects of the climb, but once you get to the pinnacle, you will be rewarded with breathtaking 360-degree views of Mt. Cho-Oyu and other high peaks. The Three Passes Trek route will descend the stairs to Angladumba Tsho. Further trekking will reveal Relama Tsho and Renjo Lake, after which you will pass through a small valley brimming with massive stones on your way to Lumde. After an hour's trek, you will arrive at Marlung village, where you will spend the night

Your Three passes trek journey will descend from Marlung to Thame, which is also a traditional route used by Tibetan traders for centuries. Passing through Bhote Koshi and descending to Taranga you will reach Langmuche Khola. From the lodges next to the famous Buddhist shrine (Gompa) in Thame, you can enjoy stunning views of mountains like Thamserku, Katenga, Kusum Kangguru, etc. After that, cross the bridge to reach Samde, the place with stunning mountain views. Through the steep path, you reach the village of Thamo where you can see a monastery called Khari Goma, which is also a nunnery. You will reach the world’s highest power plant in the world built with the help of Australia, then pass through a small village called Phurte where you will see the Laudo Monastery. You are finally in Namche after passing some gompas, prayer flags, Chorten, and Mani stones.

This is the last day of the trip through Three Passes. Your adventure will begin in Namche and conclude in Lukla. The difficulties are immense, as you'll be trekking down a steep slope with shaky legs till you reach the airport area. To cross the bridge across the Dudh Koshi and into the alpine forest, take it slowly and carefully. The flat route becomes flatter and more natural after passing the suspension bridges across the fast-flowing Dudh Koshi and its tributaries. The combination of broad plains, rhododendron and pine woods, and distant snow-capped peaks will appeal to you. As you proceed through the villages and arrive at Lukla, you will see several walls and monasteries with a strong Buddhist conviction.

You will fly back to Kathmandu today on a picturesque journey. Because of the severe weather (windy or low visibility) in the afternoon, Lukla to Kathmandu flight is typically operated in the morning. Due to adverse weather in Luka or other unforeseen circumstances, scheduled flights may be delayed or canceled. As a result, you should always have an extra day for the contingency, as this will allow you to make up for your other commitments. After arriving in Kathmandu and completing your long, adventurous journey, the rest of the day might be spent touring, relaxing, or celebrating. You are going to stay at the hotel overnight and have a wonderful farewell dinner at Thamel to conclude the Three passes trek successfully