Everest Three Passes Trek 14 Days

Highlights of Everest Three Passes Trek 14 Days

The famous Everest Three Passes Trek can be finished in 14 days by hikers who are motivated and experienced.
Cross the highest and most striking high altitude passes in Khumbu, Renjo La (5,360m), Cho La (5,420m), and Kongma La (5,535m).
Take in breathtaking views of Lhotse (8,516m), Makalu (8,463m), Cho Oyu (8,201m), and Mount Everest (8,848m).
Reach the base of the tallest mountain in the world, a destination that trekkers and mountaineers from all over the world consider to be on their bucket list.
Take in picture-perfect views of the Everest range and stunning sunrise views over the Himalayas.
Explore the Buddhist monasteries, ancient Sherpa villages, spiritual with prayer flags and chortens.
For those with less time, a shorter trek option provides all the adventure in a shorter period of time.
Hill Sherpa Trekking arranges for permits, food, lodging, and guides so you can concentrate on the adventure.
For comfort and genuineness on the trail, trek safely with our knowledgeable, government-licensed Sherpa guides.

Trip Overview

Ultimate Himalayan Experience of Everest Three Passes Trek with Hill Sherpa Trekking

For the thrill seeking traveller who wants the ultimate high-altitude experience, Hill Sherpa Trekking is pleased to provide the most thrilling and awe-inspiring Everest Three Pass Trek in Nepal. This memorable trek into the interior of the Khumbu region is on a 14 days trekking tour that will challenge your limits and give you more than beautiful scenery.

The Everest Three Passes Trek 14 Days is specifically tailored to serve adventurers who seek the complete Himalayan experience, crossing three of the most beautiful and difficult high mountain passes. Renjo La Pass (5,360 m), Kongma La Pass (5,540 m), and Cho La Pass (5,420 m). The culmination of each pass’s distinct challenge and breathtaking scenery is a visit to the well-known Everest Base Camp (EBC) and the breathtaking scenery of Gokyo Ri and Kala Patthar.

Along with four of the highest peaks in the world, this high-altitude hike also offers Mt. Everest (8,848 m), Mt. Lhotse (8,516 m), Mt. Makalu (8,463 m), and Mt. Cho Oyu (8,201 m), but it also takes you through the rich cultural heritage of the Sherpas. You’ll trek through villages deep into the Himalayas, ancient monasteries, and prayer-flag-studded paths testifying to the deep spiritual values of Tibetan Buddhism along the way.

The Short Everest Three Passes Trek 14 days, is ideal for experienced hikers seeking a short but exhilarating adventure without compromising beauty or excitement. From the frozen lakes of Gokyo to the sunrise over Everest from Kala Patthar, every moment is meant to inspire awe.

All permits, food, and lodges are arranged by Hill Sherpa Trekking so that you can exclusively focus on the trek. Our guides, who are well-trained and licensed, join you throughout to ensure safety, comfort, and a real trekking experience.

Make the dream a reality with us and come with us for the once insa lifetime Himalayan experience on the Everest Three Pass Trek, where every step brings you nearer to the summit of the world.

Everest Three Passes Trek 14 Days Itinerary

Day 01: Flight to Lukla and trek to phakding

Early morning, we’ll drive to TIA to board a short flight to experience an unforgettable and exciting flight to Lukla. At the famous Tenzing-Hillary airport, we are welcomed by the magnificent view of Mount Kongde Ri (6187 m).

We shall then transfer our luggage to our local staff, have our breakfast, and begin our three-hour hike to the tiny, pretty village of Phakding.

We will cross the busy stony street of Lukla town and trek alongside the Dudh Koshi River. In the last village of Lukla, our guide will organize Sagarmatha National Park and Khumbu rural municipality permits for the Everest Three High Passes Trek.

The path from here will be a gentle downhill walk, allowing a leisurely start to our trek. Treking through the rustic villages of Chheplung and Chaurikharka, we arrive at Thadokoshi, which greets us with the stunning view of Mount Kusum Kangaru (6367m).

A steep decline below the gigantic boulders will take us to Ghat, which offers us the breathtaking view of Mount Khumbila (5761 m). To get to Phakding, we hike along the river’s eastern bank.

Point to Remember

The high season for trekking in spring and autumn generally deflects Lukla flights from TIA to Ramechhap/Manthali airport. The high-altitude airport is about 4 hours by road from Kathmandu. You will be able to use your private vehicle to travel to Ramechhap.

Note: Flights are scheduled to vary with the passenger load as they are operated by the airlines themselves.

Helicopter Option

Everest Three Passes Trek 14 Days. If you want to experience a luxury, fast service, we can arrange for the services of a direct helicopter transfer from Kathmandu to Lukla at an additional cost of USD 500-600 per head on a rough sharing of five heads. How do you not miss the 4–5 hour road journey to Manthali from Kathmandu, and the loss of a good night’s sleep, in the peak trekking seasons, March–May and October–November?

Trek Preparation & Trek to Phakding

One day before your flight, prepare and pack all your trekking gear. Early morning, arrive at Lukla’s Tenzing Hillary Airport and have a nutritious breakfast. You will be greeted with porters at Lukla, who will be transporting your gear, one porter per two trekkers.

The trek starts from Lukla to Phakding on a leisure walk. The route then becomes a gentle slope at the bank of Dudh Koshi River, and you trek over Chheplung and land on the Everest base camp route. Moving a little further, you will see Ghat, a very small village, before reaching Phakding and getting ready for tomorrow’s journey at Namche Bazar.

Duration

3-4 trek 35 minutes flight

Max Altitude

2650 m

Activity

Trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 02: Trekking from Phakding to Namche Bazaar

Day two of the Everest Three Pass high trek, we start an amazing trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar, a vibrant and beautiful village at 3440m/11,280 ft. The trail will take us to an amazing spot with rhododendron forests along the Dudh Kosi River. You will see several suspension bridges.

The climb will be a demanding one, and it will drain our energy, but the sight of Everest approaching us will motivate us to carry on. Hence, after a trek of 5–6 hours, we will find ourselves in Namche Bazaar, which is the go-to tourist destination for trekkers from all over the world.

Today, we will go into the Sagarmatha National Park and proceed towards Jorsale for lunch. After lunch, we will reach Hillary Bridge within about 30 minutes, where you can view the views of Mt. Tabuche. From there, we will reach a place called Top Danda, where views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, etc, are still the main attraction.

Duration

5-6 hours

Max Altitude

3445 m

Activity

Trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 03: Trek to Tengboche

The Everest Three High Passes trek will hike from Namche Bazaar to Tengboche today for roughly five to six hours. Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and Mount Everest are among the mountains that Rover can see more clearly as the trail progressively rises. After traveling through the charming Sherpa village and rhododendron forests, we will arrive at Tengboche, which is 3,870 meters (12,694 feet) above sea level.

The monastery in Tengboche, which was built centuries ago and offers a serene and religious environment, is especially well-known. On this day, we will have the best chance to observe the natural resources and cultural settings of the Everest region.

Tengboche is particularly well-known for its monastery, which was constructed centuries ago and provides a peaceful and pious setting. We will have the best opportunity to see the Everest region’s natural resources and cultural settings on this day.

Duration

5-6 hours

Max Altitude

3,867 m

Activity

Trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 04: Trek to Dingboche

On the fourth day of the trek, we will arrive at Dingboche, which is 4,410 meters above sea level, in five to six hours. We’ll be taking a leisurely walk along the Imja River today.

First, we’ll head to Upper Pangboche, where we can see the Khumbu region’s oldest monastery. This monastery also has a Yeti Scalp. We’ll be having lunch in Shamare today.

While climbing, you can see other mountains like Everest, Konde, Lhotse, and Nupse. During this part of the trip, you can improve your physical fitness to ascend the high altitudes and see more of the breathtaking natural and cultural features of the Everest region.

Duration

5-6 hours

Max Altitude

4,410 m

Activity

Trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 05: Trek to Chhukung

From Dingboche, the Everest Three High Passes Trek will take three hours to walk to Chhukung Village, which is 4,730 meters (15,518 feet) above sea level. We will traverse mountains, glaciers, streams, and meadows. A small village in the Imja Valley, Chhukung Village is well-known for being the base camp for climbers heading up Island Peak. This section of the hike features a high-altitude trail, and you can take in the local mountaineering culture.

Duration

3 hours

Max Altitude

4,730m

Activity

Trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 06: Trek to Lobuche via Kongma La pass 5,440 meters

Today, on our way to Lobuche (4950 m), Everest Three Passes Trek 14 day adventure team will cross the Kongma La Pass (5600 m), a glacier. It will take six to eight hours to complete this strenuous hike, but the view of the nearby Himalayas is absolutely breathtaking. After a strenuous day of hiking, this location will offer you the ideal chance to relax as we head toward Lobuche.

Duration

7-8 hours

Max Altitude

4,910 m

Activity

High passes trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 07: Trek to Everest base camp (5,364 m) via Gorakshep and stay overnight

The final town before arriving at Everest Base Camp, Gorak Shep (5364 m), is about 7 or 8 hours away from the starting point. You will witness amazing mountain vistas on this day. We’ll leave our bags at the hotel when we return to Gorakshep. Because of the steep mountains and occasionally thin air, the track will be difficult.

You will forget all of your fatigue once we arrive at the Everest Base Camp and marvel at the natural beauty of the area as well as the accomplishment of arriving at the base of a well-known mountain in the middle of the Himalayas. We’ll head back to Gorakshep once our tour of the EBC is over.

Duration

6-8 hours

Max Altitude

5,180 m

Activity

Trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 08: Hike to Kala pathar (5,550 meters) then trek down to Dzongla village

We will get up early today to climb Kalapather (5550 m) and see the Himalayas’ main range from the summit while taking in the sunrise. From this vantage point, you can see most of the peaks in the Everest region, including Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Amadablam, Lobuche, Pumori, Lingtren, and others.

We will travel to Dzongla after taking in the scenery from here, which should take seven or eight hours. We will arrive at Dzongla after a few hours of hiking, where we will relax and take in the peaceful surroundings.

Duration

8-9 hours

Max Altitude

4,830 m

Activity

Trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 09: Trek Through Chola Pass to Gokyo Lake 5,420 meteres

Everest Three Passes Trek team will hike today in the direction of the elevated Gokyo Lake at 4,750 meters and the Cross Chola Pass at 5,420 meters. It will take six to seven hours to complete this trip. Reaching the Gokyo RI as we ascend to the higher regions would be the most challenging portion of the trek. As we approach the stunning Gokyo Lake, we will traverse Chola Pass. When we arrive, the beauty of this amazing location will leave you in awe.

Duration

7-8 hours

Max Altitude

4,750 m

Activity

Trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 10: Rest Day (5,357-meter hike to Gokyo Ri)

To see breathtaking views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Ama Dablam, and nearly all of the Everest region’s mountains, we will hike to Gokyo Ri (5,357 m) 17,576 ft. this morning. which takes two to three hours to complete, then returns to the starting point and rests for the Renjo La Pass Trek the following day.

Duration

3-4 hors hike

Max Altitude

4,750 m

Activity

Hiking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 11: Trek Through Renjo-La Pass 5,345 m to Lungden Village

At 4,375 meters above sea level, Lungden Village is the destination for today. The Cross Renjo-La Pass, at 5,345 meters, is particularly challenging on the trail to Lungden. It will take roughly six to seven hours to complete this portion of the trip. The splendor of Everest, Lhotse, Nupste, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Cholatse, AMa Damlam, and Lungden Village, where you can interact with the locals and learn about their way of life, culture, and history.

Duration

6-8 hours

Max Altitude

4,375 m

Activity

trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 12: Walk to Namche Bazaar

After a 7-8 that is located at an elevation of 3,443 meters, we will travel toward Namche Bazaar today. Since we will be descending the altitudes on this particular day, this portion of the journey will be somewhat exhausting but rewarding. This indicates that the route we will take will pass through stunning hills and terrain, authentic local structures, and breathtaking Himalayan vistas.

You can stroll through the neighborhood stores and return to your favorite spots. We’ll stay the night at comfortable inns here.

Duration

6-7 hours

Max Altitude

3,445 m

Activity

trekking

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Day 13: Flight to Kathmandu

The second-to-last day of our Everest Three High Pass trek is today. You will have to bid farewell to the local Sherpas and the magnificent Himalayas on this day. Our flight will depart from Tenzing Hillary Airport and arrive in Kathmandu. The Kathmandu Valley scenery is worth it if we arrive earlier than anticipated.

Max Altitude

1300 m

Meals

Breakfast

Accommodation

Tourist Standard Hotel

Day 14: Leisure day

This is your day. You may not be able to fly because of the weather, or you could have trouble at high altitudes. You may take advantage of the additional day when that occurs. That’s why we made the Hill Sherpa Trek flexible, so you can enjoy every minute of it.

Max Altitude

1300 m

Meals

Breakfast

Accommodation

Local Teahouse

Includes & Excludes

What is included?

Airport pickup and drop-off by private car and transfer to hotel.
Domestic flight from Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu, or Ramechhap – Lukla – Ramechhap including 15 kg baggage.
Permit for Sagarmatha National Park entry Everest region.
Permit of Khumbu pasang Lhamu rural municipality.
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner 3 meals in a day, choose from the menu.
Complementary daily fresh fruit after dinner.
Accommodation, tea house during the trek.
Government-licensed holder, speaking English, and experience guide
All staff wages, food, drinks, accommodations, transportation, and insurance
One strong sherpa helper for carrying your baggage (1 porter for 2 clients)
Hill Sherpa Trekking provides a first aid kit during this Trek.
Water purification tablets for tap water
Helicopter Rescue service will be covered by your travel insurance in the event of an emergency.
Nepal government tax and company’s official charge
Down jackets, duffel bags, sleeping bags, and trekking poles are provided by Hill Sherpa
Trekking but should be returned after the trek (if you need them).
An oxy meter is provided to check your pulse and oxygen level (AMS) (acute mountain sickness)
An assistant guide will be provided if groups are larger than 7 people
Hill Sherpa Trekking provides trip certificates (after completing the trip).
A Complementary sunblock cap of Hill Sherpa Trekking

What is excluded?

International airfare tickets
Nepal entry visa fee and visa will be obtained on arrival at the international airport in Kathmandu.
Additional accommodations, food, and drinks in Kathmandu (if staying an extra day)
Any sort of dessert, sweet item, chocolate, cake, Tea, coffee, pie, pudding, mineral water, or bar bills, for any extra personal expenses
Accommodation in Kathmandu
During the trek, hot showers, mobile, camera, power bank, any battery charging, Wi-Fi Internet,
Kathmandu sightseeing, and entrance fees for wherever you visit temples
Your personal medical and travel insurance, and personal first aid kit.
maximum excess baggage weight of more than 15 kg
Tips for Guides and Porters (most expected)

Note:

We also operate private trips.

Trip Information of Everest Three Passes Trek 14 Days

Can a beginner go on this trip with you?

No, beginners should not attempt the 14-day Everest Three High Passes Trek. You need to have at least some prior trekking experience in order to complete the Three Pass trek with ease. Novices who are not accustomed to the harsh climate and environment of Nepal’s highlands are always advised to steer clear of this trek.

On a scale of 1 to 10, we would give this trek a strong 7 because experienced hikers view it as moderately challenging.

Best seasons of the year for Everest Three Passes Trek 14 Days

Since the weather is ideal for visiting most places, including Nepal’s highlands, there are a lot of trekkers and tourists in the country during the fall and spring seasons. The lack of rain and sunny skies are some of the benefits of these seasons. But it can be a bit cloudy when monsoon is near in spring season.

These seasons have plenty of festivities that you can join if you are timely. Do not hesitate to join, the locals will receive you and permit you to engage in the colorful festivals.

You shouldn’t go during the summer and also the winter season. During the summer season, it is a bit too hot for you to trek during the day. It’s not completely impossible, it can be done but you’ll be really sweaty and tired at the end of the day.

On the same note, winter is not without disadvantages. Too much snow and dramatic drops in temperature make it harder for you to trek the trails. Add to this the fact that portions of the trail are difficult to walk as they are and the snowfall adds to their difficulty.

How does the Everest High Three Pass Trek begin?

Lukla is usually where most trekking excursions in the Khumbu region start. Lukla can be reached in a number of ways. Either take a plane straight from Kathmandu to Lukla, or take a jeep to a settlement further down the Solukhumbu Valley near Lukla village and hike there. Flying is faster and easier, but it’s also more expensive and subject to weather related cancellations and delays.

If you have a few more days and want a more authentic experience, you can start your journey further into the Valley. You can see the stunning peak of Pikey and discover less-visited communities while saving money by choosing to trek to Lukla rather than take a plane.

Everest Three Pass Trek 14 Days Difficulty

The Everest Three High Pass Trek 14 days, is a strenuous activity that requires exceptional physical fitness. For this type of route, it is recommended that you have some prior experience hiking and climbing at elevation. Due to the freezing temperatures and rough terrain, you will require specialized equipment such as gaiters, an ice axe, and ski poles.

With daily ascents of roughly 1,200 meters and the potential to trek over 4,500 meters, trekking sessions will last six to nine hours (or longer). If you’re up for a challenge or are confident that you can complete an exciting adventure, you should consider going on this kind of trip.

Everest Three Pass Trek 14-Day Altitude Sickness

One of the worst things that can happen to hikers who travel to the high Himalayan regions is altitude sickness. It is possibly the worst thing because it can force you to immediately abandon your journey, and it can happen to anyone, regardless of age, gender, or level of experience. To combat this, we will divide the lengthy journey into manageable daily treks and ensure that we travel at a safe pace.

You can enjoy breathtaking views from the Everest View, which is 3,380m, and Namche Bazaar if the acclimatization day is at least.

Accommodation, Food and Drink for Everest Three Pass Trek 14 Days

Accommodation in this region is not the same as you would get in the cities, which is obvious. You will be staying in tea houses that are owned by the locals of the village. If there are any particular accommodation requests, please make sure that you let us know before the start of the trek. We will try to make it happen to the best of our abilities. Accommodation in these Himalayan regions is simple twin-sharing rooms with shared bathrooms and a common dining area.

In the vicinity of Everest, food and beverages are also lacking. As we go higher up the valley, you will discover that the variety of food also decreases. Transporting food items to these far-flung and easily inaccessible areas is really a challenge, and therefore, you will be provided with only the bare minimum of food and drinks. However, you will be able to enjoy lots of varieties at Namche Bazaar.

Transportation for the 14 days Everest Three Pass Trek

You must travel many miles on four-wheelers because this is a lengthy trip. For example, in order to catch a flight to Lukla, we need to get to the airport. At the beginning and end of the trek, we will also provide transportation to and from Kathmandu’s international airport.

Permit for Trekking the Everest Three Passes

A Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit, which is available in Kathmandu and at the very end of Lukla, is required to complete the Everest Three Pass Trek. Additionally, you will need the Solukhumbu Regional Permit, which is only accessible in Lukla or Monjo village.

Fitness and trip planning

We strongly advise you to work out for at least a few months prior to the start of the trek because it is a difficult one. The best thing you can do before starting this amazing and exciting journey is to be in good physical condition.

Other routes

Only the first section of the route is an alternate route for this trek. Essentially, you have the option of taking a 4-wheeler for a longer journey or flying to Lukla, the trek’s starting point. This alternate route will take you to the village of Lukla after a few miles of road travel and a short hike.

As an alternative, you can continue on the already lengthy Three Pass Trek by visiting the Gokyo lakes.

Internet and device charging

You can take full advantage of the basic amenities, such as electricity, because this trek mostly follows the route of the EBC trek’s main trail. You don’t need to be concerned about running out of electricity to charge your gadgets. You may occasionally experience power outages, though.

Your Extra expenses for Everest Three Pass Trek

Most of your trekking-related costs are covered by our Everest Three Pass Trek, but there are some things that our package does not cover. Your airfare to and from Nepal, visa fees, insurance fees, gratuities for the crew, additional lodging in Kathmandu, food and drink, desserts, and sweets like chocolate, cake, pie, and pudding, as well as additional baggage (up to 10–15 kg per person) are all included in these additional costs.

Altitude Chart of Everest Three Passes Trek 14 Days

Equipment List

General Information

The company provides a feather sleeping bag, but it should be refunded after the trek.

The company provides a feather down Jacket, but it should be refunded after the trek.
Hill Sherpa Trekking provides a duffle bag during the trek, but it should be returned after the trek.
mostly recommended for morning and evening, the windproof and waterproof thin-layered jacket above 3450m.
mostly recommend for a Daypack bag 35-45 ltr.
Headlamp & extra batteries during the trek

Daily Use Essentials

A Sun Black Cap & warm hat
Sunglasses with 100% snow UV protection
A muffle (full-cover mask)
Sunscreen (30+ to 60 SPF, depending on age)
A pair of thin & warm gloves
A pair of Trekking poles
Water bottle & filter
Water-purified tablets
lips guard

Upper Body Essentials

Fleece hat
A pair of t-shirts
Thermal tops
Sports bras for ladies
windproof & fleece jacket
waterproof jacket

All Lower Body

waterproof trouser
warmer & fleece trousers
A pair of Comfortable trekking pants
Extra casual sports pants
A pair of sports shoes
Thermal underwear
A pair of comfortable waterproof trekking boots
A pair of light sandals
Some Thick (woolen) socks and Sock liners
Light shoes

Personal Medical and First Aid Kits

Diamox (125mg to 250mg tablets for AMS)
ibuprofen & paracetamol tablets IP
Some Assorted adhesive bandages
Warps, splints, wound coverings, butterfly bandages
Blister treatment cream or similar
Insect / anti-itch ointment
Moves in case sprain in any body part
pain-relief medication
Sinex, Eye Drops, etc.

(Note: first aid kits & medicine will be carried with our company’s guide during the trekking However, we recommend you bring your personal first-aid kit)

Important Things

passport-size photos and original passport copy scan
Flight details (to pick you up & transfer to the hotel)
Travel and Medical insurance

Extra Essential Things

Quality energy dry foods (up to you)
A power bank is most important (if you have one)
Camera (memory card, chargers, and extra batteries)
Toilet Paper and important ladies’ things (if you are ladies)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Everest Three Passes Trek?

Everest Three Passes Trek is among the most challenging and beautiful high-altitude treks of the Himalayas. It entails crossing the three large mountain passes of the Khumbu region: Kongma La (5,535m), Cho La (5,420m), and Renjo La (5,360m). Trekkers are rewarded with breathtaking views of Makalu, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, and Mount Everest during the trip.

How long does the trek last?

Our classic Everest Three Passes Trek itinerary is 14 days in duration. This abbreviated edition is best suited for seasoned and active trekkers who want to enjoy a complete Himalayan experience in minimal time.

How strenuous is the trek?

This is a challenging high-altitude hike requiring good physical health, previous trekking experience, and mental toughness. The routes are rough, and the passes involve long days and steep ascents. The reward, however, exquisite views and rich cultural immersion, is well worth it.

What are the highlights of this trek?

Avoiding Renjo La, Cho La, and Kongma La, three famous Himalayan passes
Attaining Everest Base Camp (5,364m) and Kala Patthar to watch the sunrise over Everest
Gorgeous views of the over 8,000-meter-high Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu mountains.
Gokyo Lakes and Gokyo Ri viewpoints
Cultural experience in old Sherpa villages and monasteries
Prayer flags, chortens, and Buddhist spirituality on the trail

What is covered in the package?

Hill Sherpa Trekking provides a fully supported trek, including

All required permits and national park charges
Tea houses/lodges accommodation
All meals during the trek
Government-licensed, English-speaking Sherpa guides
Porters (dependent on group size)
Emergency assistance and first aid

Can I do the trek if I have a limited amount of time?

Yes, we offer a shorter 14-day version of the Everest Three Passes Trek, carefully designed to capture the essence of adventure and scenic beauty while eliminating unnecessary rest or acclimatization days. It is still perfect for fit and acclimatization-aware trekkers.

When is the best time to undertake this trek?

The best time for this trek is

March through May is springtime. Clear skies, wildflowers, and mild temperatures
Fall (September through November) Stable weather and nice mountain views
Avoid the monsoon (June–August) and harsh winter (December–February) if not prepared enough to endure rough weather.

What type of accommodation should I expect?

You will be in local tea houses or trekking lodges along the trekking trail. These offer simple but clean toilets, hot food, and an opportunity to mingle with local Sherpa families.

Is altitude sickness something to worry about?

Yes, there is altitude sickness risk on this trek due to the high altitude. We have our itinerary spaced out such that you can acclimatize, and our guides are trained to observe your health and deal with symptoms if they occur.

Why trek with Hill Sherpa Trekking?

Local Sherpa guides who are experienced and licensed
Logistics are fully managed, so you can relax and enjoy the trip
True Himalayan experience with cultural integration
Safety-first operations with a personal touch
Local knowledge you can rely on, with excellent reviews from past trekkers